was born in Chicago in 1901.
4. The Dead Sea is very _l_o_w_-_ly_i_n_g_, at around 395 meters below sea level.
5. We’re having a little _g_e_t_-t_o_g_e_t_h_e_r to celebrate his birthday.
II. ① Make compound words after the model.
A: book, boy, sea, fire, over, under, friend, sun, how, court, day, wide
B: mark, side, burnt, friend, light, yard, fighter, fighter, ground, coat, ship, spread
equipment equip
settled equipped
attraction attract attractive attractively
In a scene, the director wanted a swimming fish to stop and stare at an actor and then swim away. The special-effects was that man controls the fish with a harmless use of electricity.
_p_a_r_t-_t_im__e_ job to make extra money. 2. It’s necessary to use a _s_h_o_r_t_-w__a_v_e
radio to pick up the program. 3. Walt Disney, the great _f_il_m_-_m__a_k_e_r,
Model: book + shop = bookshop
② Fill in the blanks with the words above.
1. The fire lasted about 4 hours before the _fi_r_e_fi_g_h_t_e_rs_ could control it.
5. Lucy enjoys travelling by _u_n_d_e_r_g_r_o_u_n_d_. That’s how she goes to work every day.
6. The children are playing happily in the _c_o_u_r_t_y_a_rd_.
2. At school she formed a close _fr_i_e_n_d_s_h_ip_ with several other girls.
3. They decide to spend their holiday at the _s_e_a_si_d_e_.
4. He put on a hat and _o_v_e_r_c_o_a_t before he went out.
part-time long-term passer-by
film-maker short-wave well-known
cold-blooded baby-sitter get-together low-lying world-famous
Fill in the blanks with the words above. 1. It’s a good idea to start a
6. They often perform in the streets for the _p_a_s_se_r_s_-_b_y.
7. I’m sure you will be _w_e_ll_-_k_n_o_w_n_ soon.
write out the original words. ① unchangeable adj. change ② dislike v. like ③ impossibility n. possible ④ unfriendly adj. friend ⑤overwork v. work ⑥ misunderstanding n. understand ⑦ athletic adj. athlete ⑧misread v. read ⑨ translator n. translate
Word formation 构词法
构 Compound 合成法
词
法 Derivation 派生法
知 识
Conversion 转化法
I. Make compound words after the model. A: part, long, passer, film, short, well,
cold, baby, get, low, world B: by, known, time, maker, wave, famous, sitter, term, together, lying, blooded
For fires, the special-effects man often uses pipes and gas instead of wood for gas can burn instantly and can be kept under control more easily.
When explosives(炸药) are used, the specialeffects men can usually receive extra money, for there is danger. When the scene begins, they send bags of explosives up which are held by wires. At the right time, they make them explode. If a church-tower looks like being hit by guns, they put explosives in several places in the tower, then they cut through some of the supports to make sure that the tower will fall.
Jim White has been a special-effects man for 32 years and is famous for his work with ships and airplanes. For a movie about World War II, he built a 165-foot-long wooden boat. As it sailed in the Pacific, it seemed so real that a USA military plane was flying down, trying to attack it.
Unit 5 Grammar
Word formation
butterfly downtown football hardworking ice cream kindhearted laptop homeland passer-by eggplant
worn-out northeastern earthquake mobile phone mankind headline easy-going watermelon worthwhile
Noun Verb Adjective Adverb
amusement amuse amusing amusingly
admission admit adΒιβλιοθήκη issible admissibly
imagination imagine imaginary imaginatively
settlement settle / settler