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(单词翻译:双击或拖选)
全家人正准备吃饭,丹丹却找不到他自己的勺子了。他经常乱丢东西,所以妈妈为了惩罚就让他自己找,那么最后丹丹是在哪里找到他的勺子的呢?
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Daniel: Mom, help me with the bowls, please! I can't hold them.
Mom: Be careful, honey.
Daniel: Have you seen my spoon, Mom!
Mom: Look in the fridge, honey!
Daniel: No, not there.
Mom: You've put it there by yourself, and you are always absent-minded.
Daniel: Sorry, Mom, I don't like it either, but it's just me.
(Barbie comes into the dinning1 room.)
May: Everybody, I have found it. Look, it's in Barbie's mouth.
Mom: Come on, Barbie.
(All the family members are at the table.)
Mom: Oops!
Dad: What's up, honey?
Mom: Who added pepper to the meat? It's too spicy2.
(Daniel is laughing secretly.)
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丹尼尔:妈妈,拜托帮我拿一下碗,我抓不住了。
妈妈:宝贝,小心点。
丹尼尔:妈妈,看见我的勺子了吗?
妈妈:在冰箱里找找,宝贝!
丹尼尔:不,不在那儿。
妈妈:是你自己放的,你总是很健忘。
丹尼尔:对不起,妈妈,我也不想那样啊,但那就是我啊。
(芭比走进了餐厅。)
阿美:我找到了,看,勺子在芭比的嘴巴里叼着呢。
妈妈:快过来,芭比。
(全家人坐到了桌子旁准备吃饭。)
妈妈:天啊!
爸爸:怎么啦?亲爱的!
妈妈:谁在肉里面加了辣椒?太辣了。
(丹丹偷偷地笑了。)
经典背诵 Recitation
Shirley: My son Danny is really naughty. For example, he keeps on putting his spoons everywhere. So many times when we are ready for our dinner, Daniel can't find his spoons. Moreover, he plays many tricks everyday. I should give him a lesson sometime, just for his own good.
生词小结
spoon n. 匙,勺子
fridge n. 电冰箱
absent-minded adj. 健忘的
member n. 成员
add vt. 增加
table n. 桌子
Grammar 语法小结
物主代词
1.形容词性物主代词在句子中的成分
常做定语,相当于一个限定词,在词组或句子中,形容词性物主代词不能单独使用,后面必须加名词才能构成一个完整的意思。
Is this your girlfriend? 这是你的女朋友吗?
This is her sister. 这是她的姐姐。
May I have your name? 我能知道你的名字吗?
They all put on their hats. 他们都戴上了帽子。
2.名词性物主代词在句子中的成分
(1)作表语
Is the book yours or mine? 这是你的书还是我的书?
This book is mine. 这是我的书。
(2)作主语
That is not my car; mine is red. 那不是我的车,我的车是红色的。
Yours is on the table. 你的在桌子上。
(3)作宾语
I don't like his works; I like yours. 我不喜欢他的作品,我喜欢你的。
家庭总动员Do it together
两人一组,一方朗诵下面的中文句子,另一方挑选出合适的翻译。
1.你的碗这么奇怪,我喜欢我的。
2.我的小狗叫芭比。
3.我的勺子在这里。
4.我的书放在桌子上,你的放在哪?
5.这本书是阿美的还是她弟弟的呢?
1.My spoon is here.
2.My book is on the desk. Where is yours?
3.Your bowl is so strange. I like mine.
4.My puppy's name is Barbie.
5.Is this book May's or her brother's?
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vt.喧闹(din的现在分词形式) | |
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2 spicy | |
adj.加香料的;辛辣的,有风味的 | |
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