Unit2 Growing Pains-reading教案
1)-ed形式多用來修飾人，描述人的聲音、表情或感受；2) -ing形式則多用來修飾事物，描述事物的狀態(tài)或性質(zhì)。①he was frightened to death when he heard the news. ②he was frightened by the frightening noise. ③you looked frightened. excited激動的，感到興奮的 exciting令人激動的/興奮的 pleased高興的，滿意的 pleasing令人高興的 worried擔心的 worrying令人擔心的 encouraged受到鼓舞的 encouraging令人鼓舞的 satisfied滿意的 satisfying令人滿意的 interested感興趣的 interesting有意思的，有趣的 amazed(感到)驚奇的 amazing令人驚異的 surprised(感到)驚訝的 surprising令人驚訝的 bored(感到)厭煩的/乏味的 boring單調(diào)的，令人乏味的10. but，but…you weren't supposed to come home until tomorrow! (p22) 但，但是……你們應該明天才到家。be supposed to 1)表示按照義務、規(guī)則，規(guī)律或約定“理應，應該”。2)被認為，被看作是be supposed to do常用來表示“本應該(發(fā)生而實際上并未發(fā)生)”，有時也可使用be supposed to have done表示過去本應發(fā)生而實際未發(fā)生的事。be not supposed to意為“不應當”。①he is supposed to arrive before six o'clock. ②you're supposed to have done it by now. ③the speaker is supposed to be excellent. ④we were supposed to arrive at six. but we're late.⑤he was supposed to have told me about it. ⑥business is not as good as it was supposed to be.⑦you were supposed to finish your homework on time. 11. the money with which you were to buy dog food is gone，but spot looks so hungry! (p22) 你應該用來買狗食的錢不見了，但spot卻一副餓相。were to在此表示過去的計劃和安排。was/were to還可表示純過去將來時的意義。be to do結(jié)構(gòu)常用來表示計劃;安排;指示;命令或要求等，它也可以表示可能性或注定要發(fā)生的事情。提示：be to可用于條件狀語從句中，表示“想要” (should/want to)。