Lesson 61 A bad cold 重感冒
health is a kind of freedom and comes first of all.
[詞匯]
feel v. 感覺
look v. 看（起來）
must modal verb 必須
call v. 叫，請(qǐng)
doctor n. 醫(yī)生
telephone n. 電話
remember v. 記得，記住
mouth n. 嘴 open your mouth
tongue n. 舌頭 show me your tongue
bad adj. 壞的，嚴(yán)重的 bad cold
cold n. 感冒
news n. 消息 [nju:z] [nu:z] good news
They are looking at the blackboard.
feel/smell/look/taste
1 主語 不及物動(dòng)詞
2 主系表結(jié)構(gòu)，其中系動(dòng)詞（link-verb）包括be動(dòng)詞和感官動(dòng)詞。
be動(dòng)詞后可跟形容詞和名詞；感官動(dòng)詞后多加形容詞做表語。
I feel happy.
The food smells terrible.
She looks sad.
This tastes good.
I feel ill.
She feels ill.
Do you feel ill?
How do you feel?
How does she feel?
How does Jimmy feel?
Jimmy looks ill. Jimmy is in bed. He feels ill. He doesn't feel ill. Does he feel ill? How does he feel? He looks ill.
feel funny/ feel like (doing) sth./feel free to do sth.
look at the blackboard
look 表示看的動(dòng)作/ see 表示看的內(nèi)容、結(jié)果/ watch 觀看移動(dòng)的東西/ observe 表示觀察/ spot /sight/view 察看
lose oneself at the first sight
I lost myself at the first sight of my wife.
sightsee/ scan/ glimpse 瞥一眼/ glance 匆匆看一眼/ stare/ notice/ note 看到并記住
look for 尋找/ look after照顧/ look forward to 希望/ look down on(upon)
call(s) a doctor
doctor/ Dr./quack 江湖郎中/ healer 大夫/dentist 牙醫(yī)/physician 內(nèi)科醫(yī)生/ surgeon 外科醫(yī)生
see a doctor/ see the dentist
send for a doctor/ ask the doctor
Jimmy feels ill today. He looks ill. You must see/call a doctor.
Mrs. Williams must call a doctor.
at the butcher's/at the doctor's
middle school
Jimmy is a middle school student. He is in bed now. He feels ill. He looks ill. Mrs. Williams is his mother. They must call the doctor. Now Jimmy is at the doctor's.
retell/ recite/ repeat
remember/ recall/ recollect/ remind 使想起/ review 復(fù)習(xí)
When I recall sth. happened last year, …
I like stamps collecting.
I can't recollect what happened in past year.
remember 名詞或代詞
I remember you.
the doctor's telephone number
I can remember the doctor's telephone number.
Can you remember the doctor's telephone number?
remember to do sth. 記得去做某事
remember doing sth. 記得做了某事
post
When you go by the post office, remember to post the letter.
I remember posting the letter.
remember sth.
mouth [mauW]
month [mQnW] n. 月
mouse [maus] n.鼠，耗子tongue twister [5twistE] n. 繞口令/ mother tongue
open your mouth/ show me your tongue /show your tongue to me
bad/ ill/ evil
cold adj. 寒冷的 It is cold.
n. 感冒 have/ catch/ get a bad cold.
其否定形式是用 don't 和 doesn't, 用do 和 does 構(gòu)成疑問句
I have a cold today. I don't have a cold today. Do you have a cold today? Jimmy has a cold today. Jimmy doesn't have a cold today. Does Jimmy have a cold today?
a piece of news
That is good news for me!
That is good news for Jimmy!
No news is the good news.
[課文]
Where's Jimmy?
He's in bed.
What's the matter with him?
He feels ill.
He looks ill.
We must call the doctor.
Yes, we must.
Can you remember the doctor's telephone number?
Yes. It's 09754.
Open your mouth, Jimmy.
Show me your tongue.
Say, "Ah".
What's the matter with him, doctor?
He has a bad cold, Mr. Williams, so he must stay in bed for a week.
That's good new for Jimmy.
Good news?
Why?
Because he doesn't like school!
What's the matter with Jimmy today?
He feels ill.
Does he look ill?
Who can remember the doctor's telephone number?
Mrs. Williams.
What is the doctor's telephone number?
09754.
Does Jimmy like school? Is that good news for Jimmy?
[He has a bad cold.]
He doesn't have a bad cold.
Does he have a bad cold.
Lesson 62 What's the matter with them? What must they do?
headache -> have a headache
aspirin
earache -> have an earache
toothache -> have a toothache
dentist
stomach ache -> have a stomach ache
Medicine
temperature -> have a temperature
flu -> have flu
measles -> have measles [5mi:zlz] n. [醫(yī)]麻疹, 風(fēng)疹, 包蟲病, 痧子
mumps -> have mumps [mQmps] 腮腺炎
take/have an aspirin [5AspErin] n. 阿斯匹林(解熱鎮(zhèn)痛藥), 乙酰水楊酸
see a doctor
see a dentist
take some Medicine
go to bed
stay in bed
call the doctor
Exercise
I have a headache. He has a headache.
I must stay at home. He must stay at Home.
I have a cold. He has a cold.
I can't go to work. He can't go to work.
I am not well. He is not well.
I feel ill. He feels ill.
I must see a doctor. He must see a doctor.
I do not like doctors. He does not like doctors.
造句
Sam has a temperature, so he must go to bed.
Jane has a stomachache, so she must take some Medicine.
She has a headache, so she must take an aspirin.
Susan has mumps, so we must call the doctor.
He has a toothache, so he must see a dentist.
Jimmy has measles, so we must call the doctor.
Dave has flu. He must stay in bed.Jimmy/ a stomachache/ a headache/ take an aspirin
What's the matter with Jimmy?
Does he have a stomach ache?
No, he doesn't have a stomachache.
He has a headache.
So he must take an aspirin.
Elizabeth/ an earache/ a headache/ take an aspirin
What's matter with Elizabeth?
Does she have an earache?
No, she doesn't have an earache.
She has a headache.
So she must take an aspirin.
George/ a headache/ an earache/ see a doctor
What's the matter with George?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn't have a headache.
He has an earache.
So she [疑為筆誤，應(yīng)為he] must see a doctor.
Jim/ a stomachache/ a toothache/ see a dentist
What's the matter with Jim?
Does he have a stomachache?
No, he doesn't have a stomachache.
He has a toothache.
So he must see a dentist.
Jane/ a toothache/ a stomachache/ take some Medicine
What's the matter with Jane?
Does she have a toothache?
No, she doesn't have a toothache.
She has a stomachache.
So she must take some Medicine.
Sam/ a stomachache/ a temperature/ go to bed
What's the matter with Sam?
Does he have a stomachache?
No, he doesn't have a stomachache.
He has a temperature.
So he must go to bed.
Dave/ a headache/ flu/ stay in bed
What's the matter with Dave?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn't have a headache.
He has flu.
So he must stay in bed.
Jimmy/ a headache/measles/we … call the doctor
What's the matter with the Jimmy?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn't have a headache.
He has measles.
So we must call the doctor.
Susan/ an earache/mumps/we … call the doctor
What's the matter with Susan?
Does she have an earache?
No, she doesn't have an earache.
She has mumps.
So we must call the doctor.
health is a kind of freedom and comes first of all.
[詞匯]
feel v. 感覺
look v. 看（起來）
must modal verb 必須
call v. 叫，請(qǐng)
doctor n. 醫(yī)生
telephone n. 電話
remember v. 記得，記住
mouth n. 嘴 open your mouth
tongue n. 舌頭 show me your tongue
bad adj. 壞的，嚴(yán)重的 bad cold
cold n. 感冒
news n. 消息 [nju:z] [nu:z] good news
They are looking at the blackboard.
feel/smell/look/taste
1 主語 不及物動(dòng)詞
2 主系表結(jié)構(gòu)，其中系動(dòng)詞（link-verb）包括be動(dòng)詞和感官動(dòng)詞。
be動(dòng)詞后可跟形容詞和名詞；感官動(dòng)詞后多加形容詞做表語。
I feel happy.
The food smells terrible.
She looks sad.
This tastes good.
I feel ill.
She feels ill.
Do you feel ill?
How do you feel?
How does she feel?
How does Jimmy feel?
Jimmy looks ill. Jimmy is in bed. He feels ill. He doesn't feel ill. Does he feel ill? How does he feel? He looks ill.
feel funny/ feel like (doing) sth./feel free to do sth.
look at the blackboard
look 表示看的動(dòng)作/ see 表示看的內(nèi)容、結(jié)果/ watch 觀看移動(dòng)的東西/ observe 表示觀察/ spot /sight/view 察看
lose oneself at the first sight
I lost myself at the first sight of my wife.
sightsee/ scan/ glimpse 瞥一眼/ glance 匆匆看一眼/ stare/ notice/ note 看到并記住
look for 尋找/ look after照顧/ look forward to 希望/ look down on(upon)
call(s) a doctor
doctor/ Dr./quack 江湖郎中/ healer 大夫/dentist 牙醫(yī)/physician 內(nèi)科醫(yī)生/ surgeon 外科醫(yī)生
see a doctor/ see the dentist
send for a doctor/ ask the doctor
Jimmy feels ill today. He looks ill. You must see/call a doctor.
Mrs. Williams must call a doctor.
at the butcher's/at the doctor's
middle school
Jimmy is a middle school student. He is in bed now. He feels ill. He looks ill. Mrs. Williams is his mother. They must call the doctor. Now Jimmy is at the doctor's.
retell/ recite/ repeat
remember/ recall/ recollect/ remind 使想起/ review 復(fù)習(xí)
When I recall sth. happened last year, …
I like stamps collecting.
I can't recollect what happened in past year.
remember 名詞或代詞
I remember you.
the doctor's telephone number
I can remember the doctor's telephone number.
Can you remember the doctor's telephone number?
remember to do sth. 記得去做某事
remember doing sth. 記得做了某事
post
When you go by the post office, remember to post the letter.
I remember posting the letter.
remember sth.
mouth [mauW]
month [mQnW] n. 月
mouse [maus] n.鼠，耗子tongue twister [5twistE] n. 繞口令/ mother tongue
open your mouth/ show me your tongue /show your tongue to me
bad/ ill/ evil
cold adj. 寒冷的 It is cold.
n. 感冒 have/ catch/ get a bad cold.
其否定形式是用 don't 和 doesn't, 用do 和 does 構(gòu)成疑問句
I have a cold today. I don't have a cold today. Do you have a cold today? Jimmy has a cold today. Jimmy doesn't have a cold today. Does Jimmy have a cold today?
a piece of news
That is good news for me!
That is good news for Jimmy!
No news is the good news.
[課文]
Where's Jimmy?
He's in bed.
What's the matter with him?
He feels ill.
He looks ill.
We must call the doctor.
Yes, we must.
Can you remember the doctor's telephone number?
Yes. It's 09754.
Open your mouth, Jimmy.
Show me your tongue.
Say, "Ah".
What's the matter with him, doctor?
He has a bad cold, Mr. Williams, so he must stay in bed for a week.
That's good new for Jimmy.
Good news?
Why?
Because he doesn't like school!
What's the matter with Jimmy today?
He feels ill.
Does he look ill?
Who can remember the doctor's telephone number?
Mrs. Williams.
What is the doctor's telephone number?
09754.
Does Jimmy like school? Is that good news for Jimmy?
[He has a bad cold.]
He doesn't have a bad cold.
Does he have a bad cold.
Lesson 62 What's the matter with them? What must they do?
headache -> have a headache
aspirin
earache -> have an earache
toothache -> have a toothache
dentist
stomach ache -> have a stomach ache
Medicine
temperature -> have a temperature
flu -> have flu
measles -> have measles [5mi:zlz] n. [醫(yī)]麻疹, 風(fēng)疹, 包蟲病, 痧子
mumps -> have mumps [mQmps] 腮腺炎
take/have an aspirin [5AspErin] n. 阿斯匹林(解熱鎮(zhèn)痛藥), 乙酰水楊酸
see a doctor
see a dentist
take some Medicine
go to bed
stay in bed
call the doctor
Exercise
I have a headache. He has a headache.
I must stay at home. He must stay at Home.
I have a cold. He has a cold.
I can't go to work. He can't go to work.
I am not well. He is not well.
I feel ill. He feels ill.
I must see a doctor. He must see a doctor.
I do not like doctors. He does not like doctors.
造句
Sam has a temperature, so he must go to bed.
Jane has a stomachache, so she must take some Medicine.
She has a headache, so she must take an aspirin.
Susan has mumps, so we must call the doctor.
He has a toothache, so he must see a dentist.
Jimmy has measles, so we must call the doctor.
Dave has flu. He must stay in bed.Jimmy/ a stomachache/ a headache/ take an aspirin
What's the matter with Jimmy?
Does he have a stomach ache?
No, he doesn't have a stomachache.
He has a headache.
So he must take an aspirin.
Elizabeth/ an earache/ a headache/ take an aspirin
What's matter with Elizabeth?
Does she have an earache?
No, she doesn't have an earache.
She has a headache.
So she must take an aspirin.
George/ a headache/ an earache/ see a doctor
What's the matter with George?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn't have a headache.
He has an earache.
So she [疑為筆誤，應(yīng)為he] must see a doctor.
Jim/ a stomachache/ a toothache/ see a dentist
What's the matter with Jim?
Does he have a stomachache?
No, he doesn't have a stomachache.
He has a toothache.
So he must see a dentist.
Jane/ a toothache/ a stomachache/ take some Medicine
What's the matter with Jane?
Does she have a toothache?
No, she doesn't have a toothache.
She has a stomachache.
So she must take some Medicine.
Sam/ a stomachache/ a temperature/ go to bed
What's the matter with Sam?
Does he have a stomachache?
No, he doesn't have a stomachache.
He has a temperature.
So he must go to bed.
Dave/ a headache/ flu/ stay in bed
What's the matter with Dave?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn't have a headache.
He has flu.
So he must stay in bed.
Jimmy/ a headache/measles/we … call the doctor
What's the matter with the Jimmy?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn't have a headache.
He has measles.
So we must call the doctor.
Susan/ an earache/mumps/we … call the doctor
What's the matter with Susan?
Does she have an earache?
No, she doesn't have an earache.
She has mumps.
So we must call the doctor.