Unit 2　Healthy eating(Period 1　Warming up and reading)

unit 2　healthy eating

單元要覽類別課程標(biāo)準(zhǔn)要求掌握的項(xiàng)目話題problems with diet; balanced diet and nutrition詞匯dietn. 日常飲食　vi. 節(jié)食rawadj. 生的; 未加工的nutn. 堅(jiān)果; 果仁vinegarn. 醋beann. 豆; 豆科植物lien. 謊話; 謊言 vi. 說(shuō)謊pean. 豌豆customern. 顧客; 消費(fèi)者cucumbern. 黃瓜discountn. 折扣eggplantn. 茄子weaknessn. 缺點(diǎn); 虛弱; 弱點(diǎn)peppern. 辣椒; 辣椒粉strengthn. 強(qiáng)項(xiàng); 長(zhǎng)處; 力量mushroomn. 蘑菇consultvt. 咨詢; 請(qǐng)教; 商量peachn. 桃子fibren. 纖維; 纖維制品lemonn. 檸檬digestvt. & vi消化　n. 摘要; 概要balancevt. 平衡; 權(quán)衡 n. 天平; 平衡carrotn. 胡蘿卜barbecuen. 燒烤; 烤肉debtn. 債; 債務(wù)muttonn. 羊肉baconn. 熏咸肉; 臘肉roastadj. 烤制的 vt. 烤; 烘; 烘烤poisonousadj. 有毒的fryvt. & vi. 油煎; 油炸limitvt. 限制; 限定 n. 界限; 限度oughtv. aux. 應(yīng)當(dāng); 應(yīng)該limitedadj. 有限的glarevi. 怒目而視; 閃耀n. 怒視; 炫目的光benefitn. 利益; 好處 vt. & vi有益于; 有助于; 受益slimvi. 變瘦 adj. 苗條的; 纖細(xì)的breastn. 胸部; 乳房curiosityn. 好奇心garlicn. 大蒜hostessn. 女主人; 女主持人sighvi. 　嘆息n. 嘆息; 嘆息聲spyvt. & vi窺視; 秘密監(jiān)視 n. 間諜; 偵探combinevt. & vi. （使）聯(lián)合; （使）結(jié)合短語(yǔ)balanced diet平衡膳食in debt欠債ought to應(yīng)該; 應(yīng)當(dāng)spy on暗中監(jiān)視; 偵查lose weight體重減輕; 減肥cut down削減; 刪節(jié)get away with被放過(guò); （做壞事）不受懲罰before long不久以后tell a lie說(shuō)謊put on weight增加體重win. . . back贏回; 重新獲得be amazed at對(duì)……感到吃驚earn one’s living謀生compete with與……競(jìng)爭(zhēng)重要句型1. wang peng sat in his empty restaurant feeling very frustrated. (present participle used as adverbial)2. by now his restaurant ought to be full of people. (ought to)3. nothing could have been better. (could have done)4. something terrible must have happened if li chang was not coming to eat in his restaurant as he always did. (must have done)5. he could not have yong hui getting away with telling people lies! (can’t/couldn’t have sb. doing)功能1. suggestions and advicewhat should we do? 　shall we. . . ? 　how about. . . ?you must/mustn’t. . . . 　i think you ought to. . . . 　perhaps you should. . . .you’d better. . . . 　you need/needn’t. . . . 　you have to/don’t have to. . . .my advice is/would be. . . . 　you might. . . . 　i suggest that you. . . .i would strongly advise you to. . . . 　it might be a good idea to. . . .2. seeing the doctorwhat’s the matter? 　what’s wrong with you?what seems to be the trouble? 　how long have you been like this?it’s nothing serious, only. . . . 　i suppose you had better. . . .i think you ought to. . . .3. agreement and disagreement