S1 - Lesson 49 - 50
单词
butcher[卖肉的]
at the butcher's [在肉店]
at the doctor's
at the hairdresser's
at the baker's
meat
meal
beef
lamb
climb
mutton
steak
a piece of steak
mince
chicken
pork
husband
tell
tell me/him/her
truth
true
tell you the truth.
either
too
I don't know either.
Do you love English, too?
tomato
tomatoes
potato
potatoes
cabbage
lettuce
pea
bean
pear
grape
peach
strawberry
watermelon
内容
Do you want any meat today, Mrs. Bird?
yes, please,
Do you want beef or lamb?
Beef, please.
This lamb's very good.
I like lamb, but my husband doesn't.
What about some steak? This is a nice piece.
Give me that piece, please.
And a pound of mince, too.
Do you want a chicken, Mrs. Bird?
They're very nice.
No, thank you.
My husband likes steak, but he doesn't like chicken.
To tell you the truth, Mrs. Bird, I don't like chicken either.
Do you want any meat today?
Are you busy?
Are you a teacher?
Are you at home?
Do you sleep well?
Do you make the bed?
Do you have breakfast?
Are you tall?
Is she tall?
Is he a boss?
Does he swim well?
I like lamb. But my husband doesn't.
He isn't tall.
He doesn't usually swim.
We don't usually meet.
To tell you the truth.
Well...
yeah
To be honest,
That is to say.
一般现在时态
1. 何时用
A. 进程的状态, 主语 + is/am/are + 非动词
He is a boy
She is a teacher
B. 习惯的动作, 主语 + v.
She swims every day.
He wakes up early.
C. 真理, 主语 + is/am/are + 非动词。 主语 + v.
The earth is round.
The sun rises in the east.
He loves his girlfriend very much.
Jim and Lily walk to school every day.
They drink beer every night.
My dog watches TV at night.
The student goes to school on foot.
Sam and I eat together.
She gets up at six in the morning.
Tom is a worker. He works in a factory. His sisters work in a hospital.
否定,疑问形式:非三单+don't, 三单 + doesn't
They drink beer every night.
They don't drink beer every night.
Do they drink beer every night?
He loves his girlfriend very much.
He doesn't love his girlfriend very much.
Does he love his girlfriend very much?
否定
非动词 | am not, aren't, isn't |
情态动词 | can't |
实义动词 | don't, doesn't |
He likes coffee, but I don't.
She likes tea, but he doesn't.
He is eating some bread, but she isn't.
She can type very well, but he can't.
They are working hard, but we aren't.
He is reading a magazine, but I am not.