河北教育初中英語(初中起點)九年級下UNIT 4 Work for Peace Lesson 32 Unit Review
[0:01.146]UNIT 4 第四單元
[0:02.734]Work for Peace 為和平而努力
[0:04.753]Lesson 32: 第32課：
[0:06.734]Unit Review 單元復(fù)習(xí)
[0:08.512]I.
[0:09.686]Building Your Vocabulary
[0:12.309]A.
[0:13.423]Complete the sentences with the proper forms of the given words.
[0:18.850]B.
[0:19.982]For each sentence, choose a proper phrase from the list and put it into a blank in its proper form.
[0:28.913]make friends with 與……交朋友
[0:30.746]hold a meeting 舉行會議
[0:32.542]agree with 同意
[0:34.052]have a talk 交談
[0:35.597]belong to 屬于
[0:37.394]C.
[0:38.634]Complete the sentences with proper words using the first letters given as your guide.
[0:46.001]D.
[0:46.944]Complete the passage with proper words or phrases.
[0:51.128]II.
[0:52.242]Grammar in Use
[0:54.399]A.
[0:55.639]Fill in the blanks with the proper forms of the given words.
[1:00.670]B.
[1:01.892]Fill in the blanks with proper words.
[1:05.342]III.
[1:06.294]Speaking the Language
[1:08.361]Complete the following dialogue.
[1:11.362]IV.
[1:12.548]Putting It All Together
[1:15.081]A.
[1:16.105]Read and answer the questions.
[1:18.891]Sometimes, even the best friends have fights. 有時， 甚至是最好的朋友也會發(fā)生爭執(zhí)。
[1:22.610]They disagree with each other and begin to argue. 他們不同意對方，就開始爭論。
[1:26.707]Sometimes, they even stop talking to each other. 有時他們甚至不跟彼此說話。
[1:30.912]If they are really good friends, though, they will try to fix things up. 然而，如果他們是真正的好朋友的話，他們就會試圖解決問題。
[1:36.213]There are usually two sides to every story, 通常每件事情都會有兩個方面，
[1:39.879]so it is helpful if you can get someone else to hear both sides. 因此，如果你能找到聽雙方意見的人的話會很有幫助的。
[1:45.287]Maybe you have a good friend who knows both of you. 或許你有一個對你們兩個都了解的朋友。
[1:49.303]You can ask him or her to have a meeting and listen to what you each have to say. 你可以讓他或她組織大家會面，聽聽你們所說的。
[1:56.059]The main thing is for the two of you to get together and talk things over. 最主要是讓你們兩人聚在一起，把話說開。
[2:01.846]When you get together, try not to be angry. 聚在一起時，試著不要生氣。
[2:05.314]Listen to what your friend has to say. 聽聽你朋友想說的話。
[2:08.566]Then tell things from your point of view. 然后說說你的看法。
[2:11.639]You might be surprised. 你可能會感到很驚訝。
[2:13.633]Sometimes, all it takes is talking together to work things out. 有時，解決事情所需要的就是一起談?wù)劇?/p>
[2:18.557]After all, a disagreement is just that. 畢竟，意見不一致也就只是那樣。
[2:22.205]You might even decide to forget the whole thing. 你可能甚至決定忘記整件事。
[2:25.978]You might even make friends with your old friend all over again! 甚至與你的老朋友重新交朋友!
[2:31.171]B.
[2:32.211]Take this quiz!
[2:34.517]The United Nations is an organization where nations try to solve international problems. 聯(lián)合國是各國試圖解決國際問題的一個組織。
[2:42.517]The UN tries to keep peace in the world. 聯(lián)合國努力在世界保持和平。
[2:46.811]At the UN, nations don't fight. 在聯(lián)合國里，各國不打仗。
[2:50.136]They talk to each other. 他們相互對話。
[2:52.472]What do you know about the United Nations? 你對聯(lián)合國了解些什么呢?
[2:55.832]Test yourself! 自我檢測吧!
[2:57.270]You can search the Internet for help. 你可以從網(wǎng)上查找資料。
[3:00.376]C.
[3:01.379]Written work
[3:02.895]Friendship is really important in our lives.
[3:06.544]Who do you think of as your real friend?
[3:09.868]What is she/he like?
[3:12.507]Think about it and write a story about her/him.
[3:18.244]Do You Know? 你知道嗎?
[3:20.300]Agreement and Disagreement 同意與不同意
[3:23.394]Sure/Certainly/Of course/All right. 當(dāng)然/當(dāng)然可以/可以/好的。
[3:29.374]I agree (with you)/Agreed. 我同意/同意。
[3:32.977]Brian and I agreed to think about it. 我和布萊恩都同意想一想。
[3:36.995]No problem. 沒問題。
[3:39.033]That's a good idea. 那是個好主意。
[3:41.278]Yes, I think so. 是的，我這樣認(rèn)為。
[3:43.862]I don't agree. 我不同意。
[3:46.032]I don't think so. 我不這樣認(rèn)為。
[3:47.899]I'm afraid not. 我恐怕不是。
[3:50.087]I really can't agree with Brian. 我真的不同意布萊恩。
[3:53.992]Object Clauses (II) 賓語從句(Ⅱ)
[3:57.162]I thought (that) you didn't have any money. 我認(rèn)為你沒有錢。
[4:00.897]Will you please tell Danny that I think he is a thief? 請你告訴丹尼，我覺得他是個小偷。
[4:06.085]I knew that English scientists had cloned a sheep. 我知道英國的科學(xué)家克隆了一只羊。
[4:11.272]He should have tried to find out whose it was. 他應(yīng)該試著找到失主的。
[4:15.630]Do you know what I decided? 你知道我的決定嗎?
[4:18.649]Li Ming asks Bruce why he paid so much. 李明問布魯斯為什么他付了那么多錢?
[4:23.893]I asked him how much it cost for one pop. 我問他一瓶汽水多少錢。
[4:29.213]Danny doesn't know where they will have the meeting. 丹尼不知道他們在哪里見面?
[4:33.911]I don't know whether/if you can teach us a song. 我不知道你是否可以教我們首歌。
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