Word Family II

程华明

目录

  • 1 Starter 开篇
    • 1.1 A    How to use a unit
    • 1.2 B    How to learn new words
    • 1.3 C    Abbreviations and symbols
  • 2 Learning 学习
    • 2.1 1  I can talk about vocabulary learning
    • 2.2 2  I can describe my progress and aims
    • 2.3 3  I can understand a learner’s dictionary
    • 2.4 4  I can talk about English punctuation
    • 2.5 Review
  • 3 People 人
    • 3.1 5  I can talk about appearance
    • 3.2 6  I can talk about character
    • 3.3 7  I can describe my feelings
    • 3.4 8  I can talk about relationships
    • 3.5 9  I can talk about families
    • 3.6 10  I can talk about weddings and funerals
    • 3.7 Review
  • 4 The world around us 周围的世界
    • 4.1 11  I can describe the universe
    • 4.2 12  I can talk about rivers and the sea
    • 4.3 13  I can describe the climate
    • 4.4 14  I can describe natural disasters
    • 4.5 15  I can describe animals and insects
    • 4.6 Review
  • 5 Daily life 日常生活
    • 5.1 16  I can describe a range of food
    • 5.2 17  I can talk about diets and cooking
    • 5.3 18  I can talk about money
    • 5.4 19  I can talk about sleep
    • 5.5 20  I can talk about injuries
    • 5.6 21  I can talk about cars and driving
    • 5.7 22  I can describe travel problems and accidents
    • 5.8 23  I can talk about clothes and fashion
    • 5.9 Review
  • 6 Getting things done 完成每一件事
    • 6.1 24  I can describe a visit to the dentist
    • 6.2 25  I can describe hospital procedures
    • 6.3 26  I can explain household tasks
    • 6.4 27  I can describe housework
    • 6.5 28  I can talk to a hairdresser
    • 6.6 Review
  • 7 Describing things 描述事物
    • 7.1 29  I can describe urban life
    • 7.2 30  I can describe parts of a building
    • 7.3 31  I can describe objects
    • 7.4 32  I can describe the senses
    • 7.5 33  I can describe a painting
    • 7.6 34  I can describe actions
    • 7.7 Review
  • 8 Social and political  issues 社会与政治话题
    • 8.1 35  I can talk about crime
    • 8.2 36  I can describe the justice system
    • 8.3 37  I can discuss health issues
    • 8.4 38  I can talk about politics
    • 8.5 39  I can talk about war and peace
    • 8.6 40  I can talk about events in history
    • 8.7 Review
  • 9 Media and entertainment 媒体与娱乐
    • 9.1 41  I can understand newspapers
    • 9.2 42  I can talk about films
    • 9.3 43  I can talk about art and photography
    • 9.4 44  I can talk about music
    • 9.5 45  I can talk about people and places in sport
    • 9.6 46  I can describe sporting events
    • 9.7 47  I can talk about books
    • 9.8 48  I can describe festivals
    • 9.9 Review
  • 10 Work and study 工作与学习
    • 10.1 49  I can get through exams
    • 10.2 50  I can describe university life
    • 10.3 51  I can apply for a job
    • 10.4 52  I can describe jobs
    • 10.5 53  I can describe a career
    • 10.6 54  I can describe working conditions
    • 10.7 Review
  • 11 Business 商务
    • 11.1 55  I can talk about finance
    • 11.2 56  I can talk about companies
    • 11.3 57  I can describe a successful business
    • 11.4 58  I can discuss marketing
    • 11.5 Review
  • 12 Social English 社交英语
    • 12.1 59  I can express probability
    • 12.2 60  I can explain similarities and differences
    • 12.3 61  I can make arrangements to meet
    • 12.4 62  I can discuss my likes and dislikes
    • 12.5 63  I can give my opinion
    • 12.6 64  I can talk about rules
    • 12.7 65  I can discuss hopes and plans
    • 12.8 66  I can express dissatisfaction
    • 12.9 67  I can understand warnings
    • 12.10 Review
  • 13 Language 语言
    • 13.1 68  I can use link words
    • 13.2 69  I can use a range of adjectives
    • 13.3 70  I can express place and time
    • 13.4 71  I can use prepositions in phrases
    • 13.5 72  I can use prefixes
    • 13.6 73  I can use suffixes
    • 13.7 74  I can use verb patterns
    • 13.8 75  I can use phrasal verbs
    • 13.9 76  I can use a range of adverbs
    • 13.10 Review
  • 14 Styles of English 英语文体
    • 14.1 77  I can recognize informal English
    • 14.2 78  I can write a formal letter
    • 14.3 79  I can understand abbreviations and short forms
    • 14.4 80  I can understand American English
    • 14.5 Review
  • 15 Vocabulary building 构词表
  • 16 Spotlight boxes 词汇要点
  • 17 Word list 单词表
65  I can discuss hopes and plans

65   I can discuss hopes and plans

A    Making plans

A    Ramiro says you’re making plans for your grandmother’s 100th birthday in July.

B    Yes, we’ve still got a few things to sort out.

A    So you’re going to have a big party, are you?

B    Yes, we’re expecting about a hundred people, actually.

A    Wow! And where do you intend to have it?

B    On a river boat, and I’m hoping to get a jazz band too.

A    That sounds great! I hope it all goes smoothly.

B    Yeah, I don’t want anything to go wrong because she’s really looking forward to it. 

 

Glossary

make plans (for sth)  prepare for sth you want to do in the future. SYN plan sth.

sort sth out  organize sth.

be going to do sth  plan to do sth in the future.

expect sth  think that sth will happen because it is probable or has been planned.

intend to do sth / doing sth  plan to do sth. intention N. OPP have no intention of doing sth.

hope to do sth  want to do sth and think that it is possible.

go smoothly  happen without difficulties or delays.

go wrong  If sth goes wrong, there is a problem and the plan might fail.

look forward to (doing) sth  feel happy about sth that is going to happen.

 

spotlight actually

Actually is often used when adding new information or being more exact. SYN in fact. Be careful: actually does not mean ‘at the moment’.

He’s German, isn’t he? ~ Yes, he’s from Berlin, actually.

3     Test yourself. Look at the glossary words and cover the meanings. What do the words mean? 

 

B    Spoken responses

Are you going to move house?

       Responses  Meaning

    Definitely.  = Yes, I’m sure it will happen.

X    Definitely not.  = No. I’m sure it won’t happen.

    I think so.  = I think it will probably happen.

X   I doubt it. / I don’t think so.  = I think it probably won’t happen.

    I hope so.  = I want it to happen, but I don’t know if it will.

X    I hope not.  = I don’t want it to happen, and I don’t know if it will.

  I’m afraid so.  = I think it will happen and I’m unhappy about it.

X    I’m afraid not.  = I don’t think it’ll happen and I’m unhappy about it.

    I assume so.  = I think it will happen, but 1 have no proof.

    I expect so. I imagine so. I suppose so. I guess so.  = I think it will happen. 


4     Correct the mistakes. Write the correct sentence on the right.

►   I’m assume so. I assume so.

1     I doubt so. ________

2     I’m not afraid. ________

3     I don’t think. ________

4     I guess it. ________

5     I afraid so. ________

6     I don’t hope. ________

7     Definitely no. ________


1     I doubt it.

2     I'm afraid not.

3     I don't think so.

4     I guess so.

5     I'm afraid so.

6     I hope not.

7     Definitely not.



5     Complete the dialogues with the correct words or phrases.

►   Is everything going smoothly with your holiday plans? ~ Yes, I hope so.   

1     Are they going to have a party? ~ Yes, I i____. It’s their fortieth wedding anniversary.

2     Is Ravi going to cook for us tonight? ~ I don’t t____. Mina always seems to do the cooking.

3     Is Melissa going to get married? ~ I h____. I really don’t like the guy she’s going out with.

4     Are you going on holiday this summer? ~ I’m a____. We can’t afford it.

5     Do you think Omar will get promoted? ~ I a____. He’s the best candidate and everyone likes him.

6     Do you think they’ll win? ~ I d____. They’re playing very badly this season.

7     Are you going to buy that CD player? ~ D____. It’s the best one on the market.

8     Are you going to take the exam? ~ Yes, I s____, but I’d rather wait another year. 


1     imagine so

2     think so

3     hope not       

4     afraid not

5     assume so

6     doubt it; don't think so

7     Definitely

8     suppose so