华科工程硕士英语讲义15.pptVIP

Word building Unit 1 - 5 Unit 1: 1. Live through: Eg. Have you ever lived through the Great Cultural Revolution / the earthquake? 2. put in Eg. Every day, he puts in an hour at his English study. (7) She often puts in 12 hours’ work a day. Unit 1: 3. In place E.g. (6) She likes everything to be in place before she starts working. This meant washing and polishing the new cars, and making sure (that) the paper floor mats were in place. Unit 1: 4. Armful– n. + ful → n. Mouthful, spoonful, handful N. + ful → a. Careful, useful, hopeful, successful Unit 1: 5. bump into Eg. Guess, whom I bumped into today? Come across 6. on the spot Niu Zhenhua drove his car at the speed of 160km an hour and crashed into a truck, so he died on the spot. Unit 1: 7. Opening V. + ing+ (s) → n. Savings, earnings, finding, losing (9) There’s an opening for an assistant in our department. Unit 1: 8. Outworked : do better work than Out + v. → v. Outgrow Outdo Outlive Outweight Unit 1: 9. set up The local government set up a college. (1) She plans to set up her own business. Unit 1: Grammar Every day, I get up at seven in the morning. After washing my teeth and face, I do morning exercises, and then have my breakfast. At the table, I read the local newspaper or watch news on TV. At 8:00, I go to work and have lunch in the company. I leave my office at 6:00 and arrive home at half past six. I usually go to bed at eleven o’clock. Unit 2: 1. likely a. adv. Eg. The price of real estate is likely to go down this year. (1) She is likely to ring me tonight. Unit 2: 2. have significant influence on Eg. Net economy will have significant influence on the people’s life. (8) Unit 2: 3. transform sth. … into… be transformed from…into… Eg. Shenzhen was/has been transformed from a small town into a modern city. A fresh coat of point can transform a room. (3) Unit 2: 4. push …ahead Eg. (7) The new airport will certainly push ahead the tourism in this region. Unit 2: 5. br