A Song for YouEdelweiss, edelweiss, every morningyou greet me. small and white,clean and bright, you look happy tomeet me.Blossom of snow may you bloom andgrow, bloom and grow forever.Edelweiss,edelweissBless my homeland forever
A Song for You Edelweiss, edelweiss, every morning you greet me. small and white, clean and bright, you look happy to meet me. Blossom of snow may you bloom and grow, bloom and grow forever. Edelweiss, edelweiss, Bless my homeland forever
ElevenLessonThe Midnight Visitor
Lesson Eleven The Midnight Visitor
Pre-class Discussion1. What's the image of a spy in yourmind? Can you think of an image of aspy?2. Do you want to be a spy? Why orwhy not?3. What did you think of Ausable whenyou read the first half of the story?When did you change your mind? Why?
Pre-class Discussion 1. What’s the image of a spy in your mind? Can you think of an image of a spy? 2. Do you want to be a spy? Why or why not? 3. What did you think of Ausable when you read the first half of the story? When did you change your mind? Why?
007 JamesBond
007 James Bond
Phrase Studyfor one thing: for one reasonIt is used to give one reason forsth.For one thing we can't afford itand for another it's ugly
Phrase Study for one thing: for one reason It is used to give one reason for sth. For one thing we can’t afford it, and for another it’s ugly
Phrase Studydeal in: to buy and sell, trade inShe deals in men's clothing.Here it means" to be interestedor involved in somethingAs a scientist, I do not deal inspeculation
Phrase Study deal in: to buy and sell, trade in She deals in men’s clothing. Here it means” to be interested or involved in something ” As a scientist, I do not deal in speculation
Phrase Studyto slip sth. into: to put sth. intoquietly, secretly and quickly1. I saw him slip a note into herhand.2. She slipped a letter under thedoor
Phrase Study to slip sth. into: to put sth. into quietly, secretly and quickly 1. I saw him slip a note into her hand. 2. She slipped a letter under the door
Phrase Studynext to: a closest to: besideI live next to Prof. Wang.b closest to in order, degree, etc.Next to biology, I like physics best.C almost1. He earns next to nothing.2. It's next to impossible to drive inthis weather
Phrase Study next to: a closest to; beside I live next to Prof. Wang. b closest to in order, degree, etc. Next to biology, I like physics best. c almost 1. He earns next to nothing. 2. It’s next to impossible to drive in this weather
Word Studyexcept and except forexcept: with the only exception ofWe have classes everyday exceptWednesdayexcept for: apart from1. Except for a few books the room wasquite empty.2. We had a wonderful time except forthe weather
Word Study except and except for except: with the only exception of We have classes everyday except Wednesday. except for: apart from 1. Except for a few books the room was quite empty. 2. We had a wonderful time except for the weather