时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:新世纪少儿英语


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Lesson 18 Katie always gets nore than me!

Mom:Here are some strawberries for you,Katie.And here's some cream.

Dan:That's not fair,Mom!Katie has more strawberries than I do.And she has more creamk,too!

Dan:Look!Only have a few strawberries and sa little cream.Katie always gets more than me!

Here you are,Dan.Katie:Now,I have fewer strawberries than Dan,and less cream.That's not fair!

Mom:Count your strawberries.

Dan:I have six strawberries.Katie:I have six strawberries.too.

Dad:Look at my bow!You two alyways get the most and your mom and I always get the least!

Katie doesn't have much cotton candy.

Liz has more cotton candy than Katie.

Lucy has the most cotton candy.

not much/more/the most  not many/more/the nost

Katie not much cotton candy    Liz more cotton candy than Katie   Lucy the most cotton candy

Dan not many CDS   Pete more CDs than Dan   Tim the most CDs

a little/less/the least    a few/fewer/the fewest

Liz a little money   Lucy less money than Liz   Katie the least money

Pete a few french fries  Dan fewer french fries than Pete  Tim the fewest french fries

Liz has a little money.

Lucy has less money than Liz.

Katie has the least money.

Lesson 19 Katie worked more carefully.

It snowed heavily last Saturday.There was a lot of snow in the garden.

Dan and Katie got some shovels 2 from the shed in the garden.They wanted to clear the path.

They both worked hard.Dan dug faster than Katie,but Katie worked more carefully.

Soon the path was clear.Dan was happy.

"You've worked very hard,"he said."You've helped me a lot."

"I'm going to give you some extra allowance 3 this week.You've both earned it."

Dan ran quickly.Pete ran more quickly than Dan.Tim ran the most quickly.

Dan ran quickly   Pete ran more quickly than dan  Tim ran the most quickly

Katie wrote carefully  Liz wrote more carefully than Katie  Lucy wrote the most carefully

Miss sang beautifully Mrs.boffin sang more beautifully than Miss grant Mom the most beautifully

Lesson 20 Computers

A Read the passage.

Every eighteen months,computers double in speed and halve 4 in price.

The main kinds of computers we use are:palmtops,notebooks,laptops and desktops 5.

Palmtops are hte smallest because they fit in the palm of your hand.

They are light and have a small keyboard.Notebooks are bigger than palmtops with a larger keybo ard.

Laptops are even bigger,and they are heavier than palmtops and notebooks.

We call them laptops because you can put them on your lap while you work.

The biggest computers most of us use are desktops.

We use these at our desks and they have a full-size keyboard.

The biggest computers in the world are Crays.We use these to forecast the weather.

They can make billions of calculations a second!

Lesson 21 Millions Of years ago...

Katie:What are you studying,Dan?

Dan:I'm reading about dinosaurs 6.It's very interesting.

Dan;Listen!Dinosaurs lived millions of years ago.

They were the biggest and heaviest animals ever to live on earth.

One of the biggest dinosaurs was the tyrannosaurus.It was five meters tall and weighed 4000 kilogra ms.

Dan:The brontosaurus was even heavier and weighed 30.000 kilograms!

Katie:Wow,you get to read fun things for your science class!

Dan:This isn't for my science class.I haven't started my homework yet.

What number is it? It's tow 7 thousand,three undred.

100 a hundred   1,000 a thousand   10,000 ten thousand

100,000 a hundred thousand     1,000,000 a million

2,300

12,450

1,100,000

962

401

88.00

300,000

150,000

972,000

2,000,000

643

6,355

8,300,00

7,060

126

Lesson 22 How tall is Dan?

The children in Dan's math class enjoyed math today.They played a game.

Miss Grant:Come to the front of the class,Dan.Stand against the wall,please.

Miss Grant:Now I'll put a mark against the with a piece of chalk.

Miss Grant:How tall is Dan?Guess!Tim?

Tim;He's on meter twenty centimeters tall.

Miss Grant:What's Dan's height?Let's measure the distance from the floor to the mark on the wall.

Miss Grant:You were close,Tim.He's one meter twenty-two centimeters tall.

How tall is the boy?He's one meter thirty centimeters tall.

tall/boy 1 meter 30 centimeters   long/snake 3 meters   old/girl 12 years

high/building 60 meters    deep/canyon 1,000 meters   wide/river 30 meters

tall/giraffe 5 meters   long/cat's tail 25 centimeters   old/Pyramids 4,600 years

high/hill 200meters    deep/ocean 11,000 meters    wide/freeway 24 meters

Lesson 23 Would you like any toast?

Mom,Katie and Dan are having breakfast.Dan's reading the newspaper.

Mom:Would you like any toast,dear?

Dan:Mm?

Mom:Toast?

Dad:Mm?

Mom:Would you like any coffee?

Mom:You're not listening to me!

Mom:Would you like any toast,Dan and Katie?

Dan:Yes,please.

Mom:Here's some butter and jam,too.

Katie:Thanks for breakfast,Mom.It was very good.

Dad:Have you finished already?I haven't had my breakfast yet.

Mom:Sorry,dear.There's none left.

Would you like any fish? Yes,please.

Would you like any pork? No,thank you.

fish  pork   french fries  potato chips  mushrooms  spinach 8

toast cereal  cream sugar

Lesson 24 Would you like to use...?

Dan and katie have new roller blades,but they can't rollerblade yet.

Dan:Watch out,Katie!

Katie:Watch out,Dan!

Dan & Katie:Ouch!

Katie:Look!Here comes sam Blake.

Sam:Ha!Ha!Can't you rollerblade yet?

Dan:Not yet.Can you?

Sam:Of course I can.It's easy!

Katie:Would you like to use my roller blades?

Sam:Yes,please.They look big enough.

Sam:Now,watch me.Try to rollerblade like this.

Sam:Ouch!

Katie:You can't rollerblade very well,can you?

Would you like to ride a came?Yes,I would.

Would you like to help in the garden?No,we wouldn't.

ride a came! help in the garden  hear me play the violin hold the baby

sail in a sailboat sweep the floor   go rollerblading shovel 1 the driveway

visit Paris   eat snails 9

Lesson 25 Big Trees

Size is relative.When we say that an oak 10 tree is very tall,we mean it is tall compared with similar trees.

But an oak tree is small compared with a giant redwood tree.

The tallest oak tree can grow to a maximum of forty meters.

But the giant redwood tree grows to a height of ninety meters.

The lowest branch of the biggest of the big trees forty-five meters from the ground1

It is two meters in diameter and forty-fiv meters long.

The branch alone is bigger than the biggest oak tree in the world!

Age is relative,the oldest oak tree in England is william the Conqueror's Oak in Windsor Park.

People say it is about 1,000 years old.By comparison,

the oldest giant redwood in California is least 4,000 years old and still growing,just like you!

C Say this rhyme.

"I've buit a wall,A long,long wall.No other wall is longer.

I've built a wall,A tall,tall wall.No other wall is taller.

I've built a wall,A strong,strong wall.No other wall is stronger.

I've built a wall That will never fall,"Said the Emperor of China.

Lesson 26 Neither do I.

Dan and Tim both collect foreign coins.Tim has a good collection and so does Dan.

Tim:Do you have any Mexican coins.Dan?

Dan:No,I don't have any.

Tim:Neither do I.

Tim:Do you have any German coins?

Dan:Yes,I have two.

Tim:So do I.

Tim:Are yours the same as mine?

Dan:No,mine are smaller than yours.

Dan:I have Brazilian coins,German coins,Japanese coins and Canadian coins..

Dan:...but I never have any American coins.

Tim:Neither do I.We have a lot of coins but no money.

Do you have any money?No,I don't.Neither do I.

Do yo have any roller blades?Yes,I do So do I.

money?   roller blades?  postcards?   coins?

Lesson 27 So am I.

Dan:What are you doing,Katie?

Katie:I'm brushing my hair.

Dan:So am I.

Katie:I'm not brushing my hair anymore.

Dan:Neither am I.

Katie:Stopo copying me,Dan!

Mom:What's wrong,Katie?

Katie:Dan's copying me all the time.

Dan:No,I'm not!

Katie:Yes,you are!

Katie:I'm going outside to jump rope.

Katie:See,you are copying me!Mom!

I'm happy.So am I.  I'm not hungry.Neither am I.

happy  not hungry   beautiful  not hurt  strong

Lesson 28 It's cheap.

Mom and Katie are window shopping.There are a lot of nice things in the window.

Mor:How much is that blouse.Katie?

Katie:It's $35.50.It's cheap.

Mom:Yes,but I don't like the color.

Mom:How much does that funny hat cost?

Katie:It's coste $19.50.

Mom:It's not too expensive.

Katie:Look at that pretty dress,Mom.

Mom:It's beautiful.It's made of velvet 11.

Katie:But look at the price!It costs $125.

Mom:It's very expensive.

Mom:We should go home now.Shopping is too expensive.

Katie:But window shopping is free,Mom!

How much is that camera?It's two hundred dollars.It's expensive.

How much asre those candies?They're twenty-five cents each.They're cheap.

camera $200/expensive   candies 25¢each/cheap

guitar 400/expensive   pears 50¢ each/cheap

piano $3,000/expensive     stamps $1 each/cheap

car $25,000/expensive   postcards $2 each/cheap

house $500,000/expensive   kites $5 each/cheap

lesson 29 How much rice did you get?

It's lunchtime at school.The children are in the cafeteria.

Tim:How many pieces of meat did you get,Dan?

Dan:I got three pieces.Do you want one?

Tim:Yes,please.I only got one.

Pete:How much rice did you get?

Dan:I got a lot.Do you want some?

Pete:Yes,please.

Dan:Oh,no!gave you both too much.Now,there's only a little left for me.

Tim & Pete:Sorry,Dan.

Tim;Let's give Dan back some food.

Dan:Now I have too much again!

How much sugar is there?There's a little.

How many cookies are there? there are a few.

a lot/some /a little/none    a lot/some/a few/none

sugar a little   cookies a few  soap a lof  fruit a little  mushrooms a lot  flowers none

money some  brushes a few  soup none  rice some  cream a little  pears a few

Lesson 30 That's a lot of lemonade!

Katie and her mom decided 12 to make lemonade for a party.

"How many children are coming to the party,Katie?"Mom asked.

"About fifteen,"answered."So we need at least ten liters of lemonade.Wow!What's lot of lemonade!"

"How many lemons do we need,mom?"Ten,"Mom answered."And how much sugar?"

"Seven hundred and fifty grams,"Mom answered."That's a lot of lemons and sugar!"Katie exclaimed.

Mom and Katie grated the lemon rind onto the sugar in a big bowl.

Then,they squeezed the lemons and added them to the sugar.Katie stirred the mixture.

Then,they poured in two liters of boiling water and stirred again.

Finally,They added eight liters of cold water and put the lemonade into the refrigerator.

"I can hardly wait to drink this!"Katie said.

D Say this rhyme.

Simple Simon saw a clown Selling cotton candy:

Simple Simon said to the clown,"Can I have some candy?"

The clown said to Simple Simon,"Now I'd like some money."

Simple Simon said to the clown,"Sorry,I don't have any."

 



1 shovel
n.铁锨,铲子,一铲之量;v.铲,铲出
  • He was working with a pick and shovel.他在用镐和铲干活。
  • He seized a shovel and set to.他拿起一把铲就干上了。
2 shovels
n.铲子( shovel的名词复数 );锹;推土机、挖土机等的)铲;铲形部份v.铲子( shovel的第三人称单数 );锹;推土机、挖土机等的)铲;铲形部份
  • workmen with picks and shovels 手拿镐铲的工人
  • In the spring, we plunge shovels into the garden plot, turn under the dark compost. 春天,我们用铁锨翻开园子里黑油油的沃土。 来自辞典例句
3 allowance
n.津贴,补贴,零用钱
  • My monthly allowance is 50 yuan.我每月的津贴是50元。
  • I have to work to earn my allowance.我非得工作挣零用钱。
4 halve
vt.分成两半,平分;减少到一半
  • Let's halve the project between our two teams.让我们两个队平均分担这项工程吧。
  • I'll halve expenses with you.我要跟你平均分摊费用。
5 desktops
桌面( desktop的名词复数 )
  • You switch between these virtual desktops by clicking on the one you want to make active. 只需单击你所希望激活的桌面就可以在这些虚拟桌面之间进行切换。 来自About Face 3交互设计精髓
  • Laptops outsell desktops for the first time in the United States. 膝上型电脑首次在美国销售量胜过桌上型电脑。
6 dinosaurs
n.恐龙( dinosaur的名词复数 );守旧落伍的人,过时落后的东西
  • The brontosaurus was one of the largest of all dinosaurs. 雷龙是所有恐龙中最大的一种。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Dinosaurs have been extinct for millions of years. 恐龙绝种已有几百万年了。 来自《简明英汉词典》
7 tow
n.拖,拉,牵引
  • The broken-down car was taken in tow by a lorry.那辆坏了的车由一辆货车拖着。
  • Mrs Hayes went to the supermarket with her four little children in tow.海斯太太带着她的4个小孩到超市去了。
8 spinach
n.菠菜
  • Eating spinach is supposed to make you strong.据说吃菠菜能使人强壮。
  • You should eat such vegetables as carrot,celery and spinach.你应该吃胡萝卜、芹菜和菠菜这类的蔬菜。
9 snails
n.蜗牛;迟钝的人;蜗牛( snail的名词复数 )
  • I think I'll try the snails for lunch—I'm feeling adventurous today. 我想我午餐要尝一下蜗牛——我今天很想冒险。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Most snails have shells on their backs. 大多数蜗牛背上有壳。 来自《简明英汉词典》
10 oak
n.栎树,橡树,栎木,橡木
  • The chair is of solid oak.这把椅子是纯橡木的。
  • The carpenter will floor this room with oak.木匠将用橡木铺设这个房间的地板。
11 velvet
n.丝绒,天鹅绒;adj.丝绒制的,柔软的
  • This material feels like velvet.这料子摸起来像丝绒。
  • The new settlers wore the finest silk and velvet clothing.新来的移民穿着最华丽的丝绸和天鹅绒衣服。
12 decided
adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的
  • This gave them a decided advantage over their opponents.这使他们比对手具有明显的优势。
  • There is a decided difference between British and Chinese way of greeting.英国人和中国人打招呼的方式有很明显的区别。
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