1、會計學1第一頁，共42頁。第1頁/共41頁第二頁，共42頁。第2頁/共41頁第三頁，共42頁。How do you feel today?tiredhorriblehappysadbadstrangegoodafraid youngcoldhothungry第3頁/共41頁第四頁，共42頁。1. look up from / look up in 2. feel / felt3. afford sth./to do sth. 4. ones turn to do sth. / take turns / in turn / by turns5. say in a weak/low voice6.

2、 an extra sum of one thousand pounds7. secretary, secretarial Secretary General, General Secretary8. interrupt; disrupt; disturb第4頁/共41頁第五頁，共42頁。1. How did the writer feel when he was told to see his boss?2. What did Mr. Harmsworth say about business?3. What was the good news for the writer?very ner

3、vousvery badextra 1000 pounds a year第5頁/共41頁第六頁，共42頁。1.He said that business was very bad.2.He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such large salaries.3.He said: “ Dont interrupt.”4. He smiled and told me I would receive an extra thousand pounds a year!第6頁/共41頁第七頁，共42頁。1.He said that busin

4、ess was very bad. He said: “ Business is very bad.”2.He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such large salaries. He says to me: “ The firm can not afford to pay such large salaries.”3.He said: “ Dont interrupt.” He told me not to interrupt him.4. He smiled and told me I would receive an ex

5、tra thousand pounds a year! He smiled and said to me: “ You will receive an extra thousand pounds a year!”第7頁/共41頁第八頁，共42頁。如: John said, “I like reading very much.” (直接(zhji)引語）John said that he liked reading very much.(間接引語)第8頁/共41頁第九頁，共42頁。第9頁/共41頁第十頁，共42頁。1. I know him . 2. I know who he is . 主語主

6、語(zhy)謂語謂語(wiy)賓語賓語(bny)（簡單句）（簡單句）主語主語謂語謂語賓賓 語語 從從 句句連詞連詞從句主語從句主語 從句謂語從句謂語 主主 句句（復合句）（復合句）第10頁/共41頁第十一頁，共42頁。賓語從句的概念賓語從句的概念(ginin)：賓語從句在復合句中作主句的賓語。賓語從句在復合句中作主句的賓語。句子句子(j zi)(j zi)結構：結構：主句主句 + +連詞（引導詞）連詞（引導詞）+ + 賓語從句賓語從句第11頁/共41頁第十二頁，共42頁。第12頁/共41頁第十三頁，共42頁。第13頁/共41頁第十四頁，共42頁。第14頁/共41頁第十五頁，共42頁。第15頁/

7、共41頁第十六頁，共42頁。第16頁/共41頁第十七頁，共42頁。Mr. Chen says that he will never give up.Little Tommy knows that he is doing morning exercise.The baby feels that English is very important.Mr. Bush hopes that he would be the greatest man.Leo thinks that he will be having lectures then.Coofy tells Bens that he won t

8、he first place.第17頁/共41頁第十八頁，共42頁。第18頁/共41頁第十九頁，共42頁。第19頁/共41頁第二十頁，共42頁。第20頁/共41頁第二十一頁，共42頁。第21頁/共41頁第二十二頁，共42頁。第22頁/共41頁第二十三頁，共42頁。第23頁/共41頁第二十四頁，共42頁。第24頁/共41頁第二十五頁，共42頁。第25頁/共41頁第二十六頁，共42頁。第26頁/共41頁第二十七頁，共42頁。4. 4. 連詞連詞+ +賓語賓語(bny)(bny)從句從句 連連詞詞+ +toto do dovI dont know what I shall do next . I d

9、ont know what to do next .vShe didnt decide which one she would choose . She didnt decide which one to choose .vPlease tell me whom youll give the letter to . Please tell me whom to give the letter to .第27頁/共41頁第二十八頁，共42頁。第28頁/共41頁第二十九頁，共42頁。第29頁/共41頁第三十頁，共42頁。填空題第30頁/共41頁第三十一頁，共42頁。to dowill tell /

10、 have toldiswaswould come第31頁/共41頁第三十二頁，共42頁。第32頁/共41頁第三十三頁，共42頁。第33頁/共41頁第三十四頁，共42頁。1.Lucy says, “Kate has a cat.”2.Tom said, “My mother is cooking here.”3.Mike says, “Our teacher likes fish.”4.Lily said, “We will go to school by car tomorrow.”5.Sam said to me, “ I want to see Mr Green next week.”L

11、ucy says that Kate has a cat.Tom said that his mother was cooking there.Mike says that their teacher likes fish.Lily said that they would go to school by car the next day.Sam told me that he wanted to see Mr Green the next week.第34頁/共41頁第三十五頁，共42頁。1、我知道你是對的。、我知道你是對的。 2、Mary告訴我她已經完成了家庭作業。告訴我她已經完成了家庭作

12、業。 3、我聽說、我聽說(tn shu)（hear）她明天將會去香港。）她明天將會去香港。 4、我昨晚、我昨晚9點想，點想，Jim現在正在聽音樂。現在正在聽音樂。 5、Lisa說說Ken昨天沒有去學校。昨天沒有去學校。 試試 一一 試試I know/knew that you are/were right.Mary told me that she had already done her homework.I heard that she would go to Hong Kong tomorrow/the next day.I thought at 9:00 last evening th

13、at Jim was listening to the music then.Lisa says that Ken didnt go to school yesterday/the day before.第35頁/共41頁第三十六頁，共42頁。1. The secretary told me that Mr. Harmsworth would see me. The secretary says to me:“Mr. Harmsworth will see you.”2. I knew that my turn had come. I think : “ My turn has come.”第

14、36頁/共41頁第三十七頁，共42頁。What do you think of the writer?第37頁/共41頁第三十八頁，共42頁。 The _ told me that Mr. Harmsworth _ see me. I felt very _when I _ into his office. He did not look up _ his desk when I _. After I had sat down, he said that _ was very bad. He told me that the firm _ not afford to pay _ large salaries. _ people had already left. I knew that _ turn had come. I said _ a weak voice: “ Mr. Harmsworth.” “Dont _” he said. Then he _ and told me I would _ an extra thousand pounds _ year!secretarywouldnervouswentfromenteredbusinesscouldsuchTwentymyininterruptsmiledreceivea第38頁/