Translation of New Concept English Articles

I went to the theatre last week. My seat is very good and the play is very interesting, but I can't enjoy it. A young man and a woman sat behind me, talking loudly. I was angry because I couldn't hear what the actor was saying. I turned around and glared at the couple, but they didn't care. Finally, I couldn't help it. I turned around again and said angrily, "I can't hear a word!" " "

"It's none of your business," the man said rudely. "This is a private conversation!"

Text interpretation

Last week

Go to the theatre

Go to the cinema.

Going to+place means going somewhere to do something.

See a doctor.

Go to the dairy. Go to the dairy.

Going to+people+means going to the shop opened by this person.

Go to the butcher shop to buy meat.

Go to school: Go to school

Go to church: Go to church

Go to the hospital: see a doctor.

To the great wall

Go home; Contact with home must mean nothing to do. Go home and rest.

I am at home.

Enjoy yourself: have fun.

Enjoy+something: I like it and get a kind of enjoyment from it.

I like something very much. /I like something.

I like this course.

I like this music.

I like this book.

Enjoy dinner/movies/programs/games

I was sitting.

Past continuous tense: an action that occurred at a certain time in the past

The background of a story is often described in the progressive tense.

I +be+v(ing)

The girl is reading in the garden. A boy came up to her.

Change: become, mean change, get angry.

It is true that I am angry.

I am angry: emphasizing the process of change.

It's very hot.

It's getting hot.

Get instead of be verb. Get is a semi-associated verb, and adjectives can be added directly.

I like to use abbreviations when I speak. I'm not, he's not, they're not.

When you write, you will say: I am not, he is not, they are not.

I didn't do something, I didn't do something.

Hear: hear

Hear+people: hear someone's words

I can't hear you. would you please say that again.

I can't hear you. /I can't hear a word. /I can't hear you clearly.

I can't hear you clearly. /I don't understand you.

would you please say that again. /I don't understand you.

Turn: Turn your head.

Have you noticed?

Pay attention, pay attention; Pay attention to what, pay attention to sth

None = none

I can't stand it. /you. /noise.

I can't hear a word.

Voice of America: Yes. I can, no, I can't, only according to the context.

When you hear a word, a word is equal to a word.

He did not say a word.

May I speak to Jim? /May I have a word with Jim?

It's none of your business. /It's none of your business/It's my business.

I can't stand you.

This is a private conversation!

Private: private, don't want to share with others.

I can't hear a word.

Hear a word from someone (an actor)

Key structure: key sentence patterns

Abstract writing: abstract writing

Answer this question in no more than 55 words.

The first step in writing is to start with a complete sentence.

Key sentence patterns of key structures

Word order of simple sentences: word order of simple sentences

A declarative sentence must have a subject, a verb, an object and a period.