人教新目标 (Go for it) 版七年级下册Section B教课课件ppt

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Lessn 11 One gd turn deserves anther
1. n. 1）行为, 举止 Yesterday Gerge did me a gd turn. 2）轮到的机会 It's my turn t sweep the flr. It's ne's turn t d sth. 轮到某人做某事。
2.v. 转身/转动方向
turn ff 关闭 turn n 打开turn dwn 关小，调低，拒绝 turn up 调高turn int 变成
bank n. 银行; 河岸
rb the bank 抢银行bld bank 血库 fd bank 食物银行/食物赈济处
salary “年薪”或“月薪”通常指职员、脑力劳动者（如律师、教师、医生等）的收入，数额比较固定，一般按月支付a salary man领薪族(＝a salaried man) wage可译为“工资”、“工钱”，一般用复数形式wages工人等拿的“工资”叫做 wages ,一般按日、按时或按件计算。
salary/wage
pay-paid-paid
pay fr…: 为…付款I’ll pay fr the meal this time.pay+钱+fr+物 为某物支付…Yu shuld pay 10 punds fr this bag.pay back 偿还，还钱给（某人）； Will yu lend me $10? I will pay yu back next mnth.pay ff 还清（债）eg. It tk him six years t pay ff the lan.
ff fr back
Shuld I pay ___ the drinks? We shuld be able t pay __ the debt(债务） within tw years.He will pay ____ the mney in mnthly installment .
immediately adv.马上，立即=at nce= right away=right nw
I was having dinner at the restaurant when Tny Steele came in.
My brther fell while he was riding his bicycle.
长动作-----过去进行时短动作-----一般过去时
Tny wrked in a lawyer’s ffice years ag,
but he is nw wrking at a bank.
He gets a gd salary,
But he always brrws mney frm his friends and never pays it back.
years ag 许多年前brrw sth. frm sb. 向某人借某物Peter brrwed 100 yuan frm Bill.pay sth. back 归还
Where did he wrk years ag?
Where is he wrking nw?
Des he get a gd salary?
What des he always brrw frm his friend?
Des he pay it back?
Tny saw me and came and sat at the same table.
He never brrwed mney frm me. While he was eating, I asked him t lend me twenty punds.
at table 吃饭He seldm talks at table. 他进餐时很少说话。at the table 坐在桌子旁边Please seat yurself at the table. 请在桌旁边就坐吧。
I asked him t lend me twenty punds.ask sb. t d sth. 让某人做某事lend-lent-lentlend sb. sth.=lend sth. t sb. 把某物借给某人
T my surprise, he gave me the mney immediately.
‘I have never brrwed any mney frm yu,’ Tny said, ‘s nw yu can pay fr my dinner.’
T my surprise
I was having dinner at a restaurant when Tny Steele came in. Tny wrked in a lawyer’s ffice years ag, but he is nw wrking at a bank.He gets a gd salary, but he always brrws mney frm his friends and never pays it back.
Tny saw me and came and sat at the same table. He has never brrwed mney frm me. While he was eating, I asked him t lend me twenty punds . T my surprise, he gave me the mney immediately. ‘I have never brrwed any mney frm yu,’ Tny said, ‘s nw yu can pay fr my dinner!‘