高中英語必修二單詞及語言點總結

can you relate what happened in your childhood to your present state of mind?
we related our troubles to him, asking his advice.
i don't know to what this relates.
she doesn't relate well to her mother.

17. poster  n.  a large printed notice or picture put up in a public place
they put up posters all round the town advertising their products.

18. advertise  vt & vi.  1) to tell the public about sth, such as an event, service, or article for sale, for example in a newspaper or on tv; 2) to ask for someone or sth. by placing a notice somewhere like a newspaper or shop window
if you want to sell your product you must advertise it.
i advertised my house in the “daily news”.
the company is advertising for typists in the newspapers.
 
19. promise  1) n.  a) [c] a statement that you certainly will or will not do sth.
b) [u] signs or hope of success or improvement
             2) v.  to state that you will certainly do sth.
give me your promise that you'll never be late again.
the young man shows promise as a poet.
he promised to help us.

useful expressions
1. take part in
are you going to take part in the first experiment?
  i don’t want to take part in this kind of activity.
  he took part in the football game yesterday.
2. a set of 
a group of
on the shelf there was a set of lu xun’s book.
there is a set of rules you must follow if you are going mountain-climbing.
i bought a set of furniture last week.
3. as well as  也；和……一樣好
many students as well as tom were present at the meeting.
we shall travel by night as well as by day.
he cooks as well as his mother does.
4. change one’s mind
change one’s idea \ what one has decided
he is planning to travel alone and nothing will change his mind.
i have spoken for an hour but they haven’t changed their mind.
you can never change his mind after he makes a decision.

unit 3 computers
word usage
1. calculate v: count
eg. you can calculate easily with the help of computer.
i must calculate how much money i spent last week.
he calculated the costs very carefully.
2. common adj: belonging equally the same to all
eg. we have much common interest.
rice is common in south.
smith is a very common last name in england.
該詞構成的詞組in common
those two have something in common.
they are brothers, but they have nothing in common.
3. universal adj: present or occurring everywhere
eg. football is a universal game.
this machine has a universal use in the home.