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Unit 4 Pygmalion Learning about Language I. Language points 1. While watching, he makes notes.

他一边观察, 一边做笔记。

while watching为while he was watching省略句。

①

While crossing the street, look out for cars passing by.

②

After finishing the work, he went home.

③After being discussed, the plan should be carried out at once.

2. nothing wrong中的wrong是形容词作后置定语, 修饰nothing。形容词修饰不定代词时, 必须置于不定代词之后。

e.g. ①

There’s something wrong with my watch.

3. I thought maybe you was a policeman in disguise. (便衣警察)

in disguise 乔装

e.g. 这位皇帝喜欢微服私访。

The emperor liked travelling in disguise.

本单元还有不少in引导的介词短语：

1)

in need of

2)

in need 3) in terms of

根据，依照；以…..的措辞

a. 让每一个孩子根据自己的兴趣爱好选择书籍阅读。

Let each child read in terms of his own tastes and choices.

b. He referred to your work in terms of high praise. 4. Here you are (hands over the paper covered in writing). 给你

(他把写满字的纸递过来) hand over 移交; 让与; 交给某人照料

eg: The captain was unwilling to hand over the command of his ship.

移交军舰的指挥权

5. There you are and you were born in Lisson Grove if I’m not mistaken.

mistaken adj. 错误的，不正确的

The teacher has a mistaken opinion of this pupil. Bob has a mistaken idea that tomorrow is a holiday.

A mistaken person should admit his error.

犯错的人

归纳拓展: mistaken用作形容词, 在句中作表语或前置定语。作表语时, 常为

be mistaken about …对某事持错误的见解。

mistake为其名词形式或动词形式。mistake … for… 把……错认为

6. Simply phonetics studied and classified from people’s own speech.

classify vt.

编排，分类，归类

be classified into 被分成……

be classified as 被分为……

classified adj. 保密的, 机密的

classification

n.

分类、类

7. But they betray themselves every time they open their mouths.

betray oneself 无意中暴露出本性

Quite a lot of people will betray themselves when tempted by money. His face betrayed that he was angry. 归纳拓展

betray … to 出卖, 背叛, 辜负

betrayal n.

an act of betrayal 背叛的行为

8. Look at this girl with her terrible English: the English that will condemn her to the gutter to the end of her days.

你瞧那个姑娘，英语说得那样糟糕，命中注定要在贫民窟里呆一辈子了。

Condemn vt. 1. The editor of the newspaper was condemned as lacking honesty. 2. The judge condemned the criminal to death for a case of murder. 3. His bad legs condemned him to a wheelchair.

4. The meat was condemned as unfit for human consumption.

[归纳] 1) condemn sb. / sth. for / as (doing) sth.

指责某人/某事/某物为……

2) condemn sb. to (do) sth.

判某人某种刑罚

3) condemn sb. to sth

迫使某人接受困境（或不愉快的状况）

4) condemn sth. as ...

宣告……不宜使用

9. But, sir, (proudly) once educated to speak properly, that girl could pass herself off in three months as a duchess at an ambassador’s garden party.

He passed himself off as a famous painter. 10. And I came to England to make your

acquaintance!

acquaintance n. 相识；了解；熟人

I still keep up acquaintance with him.

保持联系

I have a slight acquaintance with the language. 懂一点

He was my closest acquaintance. 老相识

Where did you make his acquaintance? 与……相识

gain acquaintance with … 得以知悉; cut/drop one’s acquaintance with …

与某人绝交;

be acquainted with … 熟悉…

II. Grammar: the past participle used as adverbials 1. 过去分词作状语的语态意义。

2. 过去分词作状语的时态意义。

3. 过去分词作状语的功能意义。

4. 状语从句的省略形式。

5. 练习。