今年學(xué)校旅行的目的地是由學(xué)生們自己決定的，他們后決定到赤柱。這令教師們感到擔(dān)憂，因?yàn)槌嘀鶇^(qū)內(nèi)有太多好去處，恐怕會有一些學(xué)生在區(qū)內(nèi)亂逛，容易發(fā)生意外的事。
TEACHEER'S
Dear students，
The school picnic is over now and I believe most of you had a good time on the picnic. Right？ Perhaps you don't know——we teachers do not like school picnics because of many reasons. For one thing， there are too many responsibilities. Once we get to the place， we cannot control what the students do. Accidents may happen. Mr. Mak was in charge of all business concerning the S.4 picnic and he was the one who worried most. After all， the students were dismissed upon arrival， we took a twenty-minute walk to the graveyard for deceased soldiers in the Second World War. All the way Mr. Mak was carrying with him a heavy bag in which there was the loudspeaker and a first-aid pack. On the way to the graveyard， I joked with him， “If somebody gets hurt on the beach， how can he possibly find the first-aid stuff？” We both laughed.
Mr. Mak told me that he regretted having let the students choose the place for the picnic because he thinks Stanley is not a good place for a school picnic. He said it was very difficult to keep the students in a certain place so that we could see what they were doing. Since we could not supervise the students， he worried that accidents might happen. I wanted to relax him， so I said， “Take it easy， Mr. Mak. If accidents have to happen， they may happen anywhere. There is nothing we can do to prevent them from happening.”
Thank God that there was no accident on our picnic. When we got back to school， we were told that an unhappy thing had taken place among the S.3 students in a day-camp which was thought to be very safe originally. Some S.3 students had played with stones. They threw stones at their fellow classmates and unluckily one stone hit another student badly. The unfortunate student bled a lot and was sent to hospital afterwards. This confirmed what I said， “If accidents have to happen， they may happen anywhere.” I am always prepared to hear bad news about my students， e.g. committing suicide， contracting a terminal disease， having been caught by the police， running away from home， being killed in an accident， etc. Of course I will be sad when I hear such news but there is nothing I can do. So， why not just relax？ As a matter of fact， things like these did happen to my students once or twice during my eight years' teaching career.
Oh， one of you suggested that we use the letter boxes to play the game Master and Angel. I think it is a terrific idea. I'll tell you how to play this game later.
Dennis
had a good time on the picnic可簡單地寫作enjoyed the picnic.
嚴(yán)格來說這里應(yīng)該加上逗號：…we， teachers， do not…
because of之后必須用名詞或相等于名詞的短語或從句，例如：
·…because of your words
·…because of what you said
For one thing的意思相等于one of the points/reasons is that.
once在這里并非副詞（解作“”），而是連詞，解作“一旦”。
may在這里的解釋是“可能”。留意不同解釋：
·You may go to the toilet. =你可以上廁所去。
·You may fail in the exam. =你可能會考試不及格。
concerning可用regarding代替。
were dismissed是被動語態(tài)，意思是“被吩咐解散”。
這里的With him可以省略。
用possibly可強(qiáng)調(diào)某事極難做到。
這里可用regretted letting the students choose…代替。
不少學(xué)生只單用that，但實(shí)際上，用so that才能表明某件事的后果。
have to happen在此句中的意思相等于need to happen.
用被動語態(tài)的一個好處是不用提及誰是主語，例如：在…we were told that…這句話中便不用提及誰告訴我們。
若是隨意地玩某些東西，應(yīng)寫作：play with…，例如：play with the dolls或play with the pencils.但如果表示進(jìn)行體育（文藝）比賽或演奏樂器，則寫作：play…，例如：play chess或play the piano.
throw（解作“擲”）的不規(guī)則變化形式是： throw（不定式）、threw（過去式）和thrown（過去分詞）
fellow只可用來形容同輩關(guān)系。
bleed作為動詞（解作“流血”）時的不規(guī)則變化形式是：bleed（不定式）、bled（過去式）和bled（過去分詞）
prepared在這里是形容詞，意思是“預(yù)備好了的”。
why not just relax并非問句，而是一項(xiàng)建議，因此不必加上問號。
did happen的意思是“真的發(fā)生了”；這里用did have happened也可以。
teaching career的意思并非“教學(xué)事業(yè)”，而是“教學(xué)生涯”。
terrific的同義詞包括：wonderful、great、marvellous和excellent.
LANGUAGE
Condensed sentence
一般英語會考作文的篇幅大約是300字。一些考生以為在文章里談及大量不同的事物，便能豐富內(nèi)容，但這可能會弄巧成拙，導(dǎo)致文章缺乏深度，以致失掉不少分?jǐn)?shù)。但若只集中談三兩件事情，一些考生又擔(dān)心閱卷者會懷疑自己的知識水平。這可算是一種兩難的處境（a dilemma）
現(xiàn)介紹一種折衷的辦法：在文章的適當(dāng)部分、以精簡、“濃縮”的句子（condensed sentence，例如：使用動名詞），陳述多項(xiàng)跟主題有關(guān)的事物，以豐富內(nèi)容或借以支持自己的論點(diǎn)；還可讓閱卷者相信自己并非知識貧乏。請看本單元的例子。
EXAMPLE
I am always prepared to hear bad news about some students， e. g. playing truant， contracting a disease， having been detained by the police， running away from home， being killed in an accident. etc.
其實(shí)在上述例句中還可附加更多的內(nèi)容。例如：…fighting with neighbours， quarrelling with schoolmates， 等等。
有一天，剛上完課，同學(xué)們正站立著向老師行禮時，有三位女同學(xué)搶先開門離去，我大聲喝止她們，全班同學(xué)都被我的舉動嚇呆了。后來同學(xué)們紛紛在STSs中向我提及此事。請?jiān)谝韵隆皾饪s”的句子中的橫線上補(bǔ)全單詞。可參考其中例子。
Test your Understanding
1. Today at the end of the second lesson， you were angry. I had never seen you get angry before， so I was very afraid. I don't like seeing your shout at people. I prefer to see you do something else， e.g. smiling ______ to people， ch ______ with other teachers， la ______ at silly things， te ______ jokes， making ______ us laugh， etc.
2. Sir， don't get angry any more. There are many bad points about getting angry， e.g. be _____ less handsome， ge ______ fewer friends， m ______ others unhappy， wors ______ the problem， cr ______ new problems and ma _____ more enemies.
3. Sorry！ Sorry！ Sorry！ We made you angry these few days. Yesterday， shouted at the top of your voice to stop May from going out of the classroom. Many of us were frightened， including me. I had never seen it before. I am so sorry. I know our problems： m ______ too many noises in class； t ______ in our homework late； not co ______ with teachers； get ______ involved in boy-girl problems； br ______ school rules， etc.
TEACHEER'S
Dear students，
The school picnic is over now and I believe most of you had a good time on the picnic. Right？ Perhaps you don't know——we teachers do not like school picnics because of many reasons. For one thing， there are too many responsibilities. Once we get to the place， we cannot control what the students do. Accidents may happen. Mr. Mak was in charge of all business concerning the S.4 picnic and he was the one who worried most. After all， the students were dismissed upon arrival， we took a twenty-minute walk to the graveyard for deceased soldiers in the Second World War. All the way Mr. Mak was carrying with him a heavy bag in which there was the loudspeaker and a first-aid pack. On the way to the graveyard， I joked with him， “If somebody gets hurt on the beach， how can he possibly find the first-aid stuff？” We both laughed.
Mr. Mak told me that he regretted having let the students choose the place for the picnic because he thinks Stanley is not a good place for a school picnic. He said it was very difficult to keep the students in a certain place so that we could see what they were doing. Since we could not supervise the students， he worried that accidents might happen. I wanted to relax him， so I said， “Take it easy， Mr. Mak. If accidents have to happen， they may happen anywhere. There is nothing we can do to prevent them from happening.”
Thank God that there was no accident on our picnic. When we got back to school， we were told that an unhappy thing had taken place among the S.3 students in a day-camp which was thought to be very safe originally. Some S.3 students had played with stones. They threw stones at their fellow classmates and unluckily one stone hit another student badly. The unfortunate student bled a lot and was sent to hospital afterwards. This confirmed what I said， “If accidents have to happen， they may happen anywhere.” I am always prepared to hear bad news about my students， e.g. committing suicide， contracting a terminal disease， having been caught by the police， running away from home， being killed in an accident， etc. Of course I will be sad when I hear such news but there is nothing I can do. So， why not just relax？ As a matter of fact， things like these did happen to my students once or twice during my eight years' teaching career.
Oh， one of you suggested that we use the letter boxes to play the game Master and Angel. I think it is a terrific idea. I'll tell you how to play this game later.
Dennis
had a good time on the picnic可簡單地寫作enjoyed the picnic.
嚴(yán)格來說這里應(yīng)該加上逗號：…we， teachers， do not…
because of之后必須用名詞或相等于名詞的短語或從句，例如：
·…because of your words
·…because of what you said
For one thing的意思相等于one of the points/reasons is that.
once在這里并非副詞（解作“”），而是連詞，解作“一旦”。
may在這里的解釋是“可能”。留意不同解釋：
·You may go to the toilet. =你可以上廁所去。
·You may fail in the exam. =你可能會考試不及格。
concerning可用regarding代替。
were dismissed是被動語態(tài)，意思是“被吩咐解散”。
這里的With him可以省略。
用possibly可強(qiáng)調(diào)某事極難做到。
這里可用regretted letting the students choose…代替。
不少學(xué)生只單用that，但實(shí)際上，用so that才能表明某件事的后果。
have to happen在此句中的意思相等于need to happen.
用被動語態(tài)的一個好處是不用提及誰是主語，例如：在…we were told that…這句話中便不用提及誰告訴我們。
若是隨意地玩某些東西，應(yīng)寫作：play with…，例如：play with the dolls或play with the pencils.但如果表示進(jìn)行體育（文藝）比賽或演奏樂器，則寫作：play…，例如：play chess或play the piano.
throw（解作“擲”）的不規(guī)則變化形式是： throw（不定式）、threw（過去式）和thrown（過去分詞）
fellow只可用來形容同輩關(guān)系。
bleed作為動詞（解作“流血”）時的不規(guī)則變化形式是：bleed（不定式）、bled（過去式）和bled（過去分詞）
prepared在這里是形容詞，意思是“預(yù)備好了的”。
why not just relax并非問句，而是一項(xiàng)建議，因此不必加上問號。
did happen的意思是“真的發(fā)生了”；這里用did have happened也可以。
teaching career的意思并非“教學(xué)事業(yè)”，而是“教學(xué)生涯”。
terrific的同義詞包括：wonderful、great、marvellous和excellent.
LANGUAGE
Condensed sentence
一般英語會考作文的篇幅大約是300字。一些考生以為在文章里談及大量不同的事物，便能豐富內(nèi)容，但這可能會弄巧成拙，導(dǎo)致文章缺乏深度，以致失掉不少分?jǐn)?shù)。但若只集中談三兩件事情，一些考生又擔(dān)心閱卷者會懷疑自己的知識水平。這可算是一種兩難的處境（a dilemma）
現(xiàn)介紹一種折衷的辦法：在文章的適當(dāng)部分、以精簡、“濃縮”的句子（condensed sentence，例如：使用動名詞），陳述多項(xiàng)跟主題有關(guān)的事物，以豐富內(nèi)容或借以支持自己的論點(diǎn)；還可讓閱卷者相信自己并非知識貧乏。請看本單元的例子。
EXAMPLE
I am always prepared to hear bad news about some students， e. g. playing truant， contracting a disease， having been detained by the police， running away from home， being killed in an accident. etc.
其實(shí)在上述例句中還可附加更多的內(nèi)容。例如：…fighting with neighbours， quarrelling with schoolmates， 等等。
有一天，剛上完課，同學(xué)們正站立著向老師行禮時，有三位女同學(xué)搶先開門離去，我大聲喝止她們，全班同學(xué)都被我的舉動嚇呆了。后來同學(xué)們紛紛在STSs中向我提及此事。請?jiān)谝韵隆皾饪s”的句子中的橫線上補(bǔ)全單詞。可參考其中例子。
Test your Understanding
1. Today at the end of the second lesson， you were angry. I had never seen you get angry before， so I was very afraid. I don't like seeing your shout at people. I prefer to see you do something else， e.g. smiling ______ to people， ch ______ with other teachers， la ______ at silly things， te ______ jokes， making ______ us laugh， etc.
2. Sir， don't get angry any more. There are many bad points about getting angry， e.g. be _____ less handsome， ge ______ fewer friends， m ______ others unhappy， wors ______ the problem， cr ______ new problems and ma _____ more enemies.
3. Sorry！ Sorry！ Sorry！ We made you angry these few days. Yesterday， shouted at the top of your voice to stop May from going out of the classroom. Many of us were frightened， including me. I had never seen it before. I am so sorry. I know our problems： m ______ too many noises in class； t ______ in our homework late； not co ______ with teachers； get ______ involved in boy-girl problems； br ______ school rules， etc.