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(共26张PPT)
New words P382
election
former
defeat
fanatical
opponent
radical
progressive
suspicious
n. 选举
adj. 从前的
v. 打败
adj. 狂热的
n. 反对者，对手
adj. 激进的
adj. 进步的
adj. 怀疑的
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The former Prime Minister, Mr. Wentworth Lane, was defeated in the recent elections. He is now retiring from political life and has gone abroad. My friend, Patrick, has always been a fanatical opponent of Mr. Lane's Radical Progressive Party. After the elections, Patrick went to the former Prime Minister's house. When he asked if Mr. Lane lived there, the policeman on duty told him that since his defeat, the ex-Prime Minister had gone abroad.
On the following day, Patrick went to the house again. The same policeman was just walking slowly past the entrance, when Patrick asked the same question. Though a little suspicious this time, the policeman gave him the same answer. The day after, Patrick went to the house once more and asked exactly the same question. This time, the policeman lost his temper. 'I told you yesterday and the day before yesterday,' he shouted, 'Mr. Lane was defeated in the elections. He has retired from political life and gone to live abroad!"
'I know,' answered Patrick, 'but I love to hear you say it!'
1. Since his retirement, he to
live abroad.
A. has been
B. has gone
C. is gone
2. --‘I haven't seen Jack lately.’
--‘No, he _______abroad and has only just returned.’
A. has been
B. has gone
C. is gone
3.If the government had provided more money, the dam _____by now.
A. would have been finished
B. would finish
C. would have finished
Who was the former
Prime Minister
Mr. Wentworth Lane.
Why did Patrick go to the house again and again
Because he loved to hear
the policeman say
Mr. Lane was defeated.
1.election n. 选举
a general election 大选
elect v. 选举（某人）
Eg.Obama was elected (to be) President of the United States.
eg：We’d like to elect a chairperson now.
我们想现在选出一名主席。
elect + sb + to …..选举（某人）担任（某职）
eg：We elect her to the Board of Education .
我们选她加入教育委员会。
elector n. 选举人、合格选民
2.former
（1） adj. 从前的、以前的
my former English teacher
in former time/days
（2）（前述两者中的）前者的、前面the former 前者 ←→ the latter 后者
eg：I prefer the former picture to the latter.
formerly adv. 以前、原本
nowadays 现今，现在
3.defeat
（1） v. 打败
打敗敌人
defeat an enemy
我隊以5比零擊敗對手。
Our team defeated our opponent by 5：0.
（2） n 挫折、失敗
我們的棒球隊再遭失敗
Our baseball team has suffered another defeat .
4.opponent n. 反对者，对手
oppose v. （1） 反对、抵抗
eg：I oppose your going there alone .
我反对你去那里
（2）使对立，使对抗
oppose + sth + to ＝ oppose + sth + against
对立、对抗
eg：He considered the matter , opposing its merits against / to its demerits .
他对比了优点和缺点来讨论这件事
be opposed to sth 与某事物相对立, 反对某事物
eg：She is strongly opposed to their plan.
5.progressive
（1） adj. 进步的
←→ conservative
a.保守的，守舊的；傳統的 n.保守的人
思想進步的市長
a mayor with progressive ideas
新主席是相當前卫的。
The new chairman is quite progressive .
（2） 前進的、進行的
←→ regressive a.退步的，退化的
6.ex-
ex-husband
ex-wife
ex-taxi-driver
ex-manager
ex-headmaster
ex-boyfriend
export
7.suspicious adj. 怀疑的
a suspicious glance 狐疑的目光
suspiciously [s 'spi sli] adv. 猜疑地, 可疑地
suspicion （1） n. 猜疑
with suspicion 怀疑地
eg：His remarks aroused my suspicion .
他的話引起了我的懷疑。
【课文讲解】
1.He is now retiring from political life and has gone abroad.
他现在退出了政界，到国外去了。
retiring from political life 退出了政界
go abroad
travel abroad
study abroad
live abroad
be abroad
3.his time, the policeman lost his temper. 这一次警察火了。
lost one’s temper 發脾氣
fly into a temper ＝ get into a temper 發脾氣
temper （1） n. 脾氣
eg：Keep your temper ！別發脾氣
（2） n. 心情、情緒
eg ：You should apologize to him . He's in a very bad temper .
mood n. 心情、情緒
eg：I enjoyed myself at the party . I was in a very good mood .
eg：Don’t disturb him . he’s in a very bad mood .
exercise P384
Conclusion
1.New words
2.elector
3.ex
4.phrases
5.underline the key sentences

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