[by:喜欢Hxen.com,请把Hxen.com告诉你QQ上的5位好友,多谢支持!] [00:00.00]恒星英语学习网 Unit 16 Social and personal [00:-1.00]1.What part-time job is mentioned as an example? [00:-2.00]A guide service to tourists. [00:-3.00]2.Find one reason for taking a part-time job. [00:-4.00]You can buy whatever you want. [00:-5.00]You don't have to ask your parents for money and so on. [00:-6.00]1.Why was offering guide service to tourists suitable for Fred? [00:-7.00]He found out that he had a gift for making a visit interesting and lively. [00:-8.00]In other words,he was by nature a good guide. [00:-9.00]2.Which of these adjectives will you use to describe Fred?Why? [00:10.00]hard-working [00:11.00]fun-loving [00:12.00]easy-going [00:13.00]clever [00:14.00]energetic [00:15.00]3.What is meant by the phrase"a part-time job leading to greater things"? [00:16.00]A part-time job which results in a full-time job,or interesting developments. [00:17.00]4.What is"good preparation for world outside schools and universities"? [00:18.00]In what ways? [00:19.00]A part-time job; [00:20.00]You learn the value of money; [00:21.00]You learn to work with others in a team. [00:22.00]5.Why might employers to hire someone with work experience? [00:23.00]They value someone who leads an active life and is anxious to learn. [00:24.00]6.Does the writer encourage the reader to depend on others or to be independent? [00:25.00]To be independent. [00:26.00]7.What is the writer's opinion about work? [00:27.00]It is interesting and enjoy able. [00:28.00]Reasons for taking a part-time job: [00:29.00]1.You don't have to ask your parents for money. [00:30.00]2.You can buy whatever you want. [00:31.00]3.It is good preparation for the world. [00:32.00]4.You learn the value of money. [00:33.00]5.You learn to work with others. [00:34.00]6.You will get some work experience. [00:35.00]7.You have a greater chance of finding a suitable job. [00:36.00]8.Employers prefer to employ someone with work experience. [00:37.00]Language points [00:38.00]1.part-time jobs [00:39.00]a part-time teacher [00:40.00]a part-time engineer [00:41.00]taking a part-time job [00:42.00]Mr Cook teaches part time in our school. [00:43.00]2.Fred Pearson was walking through the university town of Oxford one morning [00:44.00]in 1961. [00:45.00]3.They spent a full and very enjoyable morning together, [00:46.00]and Fred discovered that he had a gift for making a visit interesting and lively. [00:47.00]have a gift for [00:48.00]* She has a gift for music. [00:49.00]* I have no gift for painting. [00:50.00]* He was a man of excellent gifts. [00:51.00]4.This is one example of a part-time job leading to greater things. [00:52.00]5.It is a good idea to start a part-time job [00:53.00]so long as it does not affect your studies. [00:54.00]so long as as long as [00:55.00]You may watch TV so long as you finish your homework. [00:56.00]6.They value someone who leads an active life and is anxious to learn. [00:57.00]* You should value the advice of your teacher. [00:58.00]* We'd better value the friendship between us. [00:59.00]* Most parents know the value of a good education. [-1:00.00]* Your ideas have little value. [-1:-1.00]1.In the first letter,what problem does John have at work? [-1:-2.00]He has noticed that one of his workmates is stealing things from the workplace. [-1:-3.00]The manager has found out that someone is stealing things. [-1:-4.00]2.In the second letter,what advice does Marty give? [-1:-5.00]Don't say anything to the manager or to the thief. [-1:-6.00]Check your bag before leaving work every evening. [-1:-7.00]1.Where does John work? [-1:-8.00]He works at a meat factory. [-1:-9.00]2.Does he do a part-time job or a full-time job? [-1:10.00]A part-time job. [-1:11.00]3.What problem does John have at work? [-1:12.00]He has noticed that one of his workmates is stealing. [-1:13.00]4.How does one of his workmates steal meat in the factory? [-1:14.00]He puts a piece of meat down his trousers just before he leaves the factory. [-1:15.00]5.What is the manager's attitude toward this matter? [-1:16.00]He says that all this happened after John started work. [-1:17.00]What advice does he give John? Report this worker to the manager. [-1:18.00]Language points [-1:19.00]1.It's a part-time job,so I only work evenings. [-1:20.00]* I've got to work evenings. [-1:21.00]* I'm always at home evenings. [-1:22.00]2.I notice that he puts a piece of meat down his trousers [-1:23.00]just before he leaves the factory. [-1:24.00]3.Maybe I should have told that workmate I knew what he was doing. [-1:25.00]* I should have phoned Jack this morning,but I forgot. [-1:26.00]* He should have come before 3:30.It's 3 o'clock now.We have to start. [-1:27.00]4.Or possibly I should have gone to the manager [-1:28.00]and told him who was stealing meat. [-1:29.00]Possibly I'll go with you tomorrow. [-1:30.00]5.They will think that you are the eyes and ears of the manager. [-1:31.00]6.It is quite possible that the thief might put some meat in your bag, [-1:32.00]hoping you will be caught and called a thief. [-1:33.00]Possibly,the thief might put [-1:34.00]some meat in your bag and hope you will be caught and called a thief. [-1:35.00]* I telephoned him instead of writing a letter, [-1:36.00]hoping I would get an immediate answer. [-1:37.00]* The manager sat in his office,thinking how to stop stealing. [-1:38.00]* Putting on warm coats,they rushed out of the door. [-1:39.00]* Taking a taxi,we hurried to the airport. [-1:40.00]7.In my personal opinion, [-1:41.00]you should have done this as soon as you found out he was stealing. [-1:42.00]in one's opinion [-1:43.00]* In my opinion,he is a clever boy. [-1:44.00]8.There is no doubt about the correct thing to do [-1:45.00]There is no doubt about... [-1:46.00]* There is no doubt about his advice. [-1:47.00]* There is little/not much doubt about what he said. [-1:48.00]* There is no doubt as to the truth of the story. [-1:49.00]* There is no doubt that he is a thief. [-1:50.00]* There is little doubt that our team will win. [-1:51.00]* I doubt the truth of the report. [-1:52.00]* I don't doubt what he said. [-1:53.00]* I doubt whether he will come.