Unit 2Growing Pains教案
to do sth.
expect sb. to do sth.
sth. from sb.
that-clause
so./ not.
we were expecting you at eight, but you didn’t turn up. 我們預計你八點鐘來的，但是你沒有來。
he is a selfish man. you can’t expect too much from him.
how can you expect to make progress if you don’t work hard? 你不下苦功怎么能指望取得進步？
i expect him to pass the college entrance exam. 我預料他會通過高考考試。
--- will it rain tomorrow? “明天會不會下雨嗎?”
--- i expect so (not). “我想是 (不是)。”
ex.
1. he came back ______ later than ________.(c)
a. much; expecting b. very; expected
c. much; expected d. even; to be expected
2. does this meal cost $50? i ______ something far better than this!(b)
a. prefer b. expect c. suggest d. suppose
3. ––– do you think the stars will beat the bulls?
––– yes. they have better players, so i ______ them to win. (c)
a. hope b. prefer c. expect d. want
2.… you weren’t supposed to come here until tomorrow! 你們不是應該明天才回來的嗎？
be supposed to (something) is expected to happen according to the arrangement“（按照規定、習慣、安排等）應該（做），理應”“被期待”。有時含有“本來應該如何如何，但事實并非如此。”之意。
the sports meeting was supposed to take place on tuesday, but we had to postpone it due to the bad weather.
the door, although supposed to be open, is now locked. 門，本應該開著，現在卻關著。
我們本來應該八點鐘到達這里，而我們卻遲到了。
we were supposed to be here at eight, but we are late.
you are not supposed to smoke on the bus. 你不可以在公共汽車上抽煙。
不定式有時用進行形式或完成形式：
she was supposed to be reading at home, but her mother found her in the park. 她本來應該在家里讀書的，可是她媽媽卻發現她在公園。
this isn’t what we are supposed to be discussing. 這不是我們應該正在討論的。
ex.
1. ––– you should apologize to her, barry.(a)
––– ______, but it’s not going to be easy. (浙江)
a. i suppose so b. i feel so c. i prefer to d. i like to