[ti:UNIT 5 Go With Transportation Lesson 40: Unit Review]
[0:00.000]UNIT 5
[0:01.895]Go with Transportation!
[0:04.129]Lesson 40
[0:05.657]Unit Review
[0:06.935]Ⅰ. Building Your Vocabulary
[0:10.590]A. Fill in each blank with the proper word from the list. Use the correct form.
[0:18.440]sound 听起来
[0:19.658]present 展示出
[0:21.012]ride 骑；乘
[0:22.297]take 带
[0:23.651]invent 发明
[0:25.343]B. Find the proper words in this unit.
[0:30.061]C. Fill in the blanks with the proper word. The first letter is given.
[0:37.229]D. Complete the passage with the proper words or phrases.
[0:42.743]Ⅱ. Grammar in Use
[0:45.569]Fill in the blanks with proper modal verbs.
[0:48.946]Ⅲ. Speaking the Language
[0:51.772]Complete the following dialogue.
[0:54.322]Ⅳ. Putting It All Together
[0:57.286]A. Reading comprehension
[1:00.663]The Way We Travel 我们的出行方式
[1:02.800]The first cars were built in the early 1800s. 第一期汽车是在19世纪早期出产的。
[1:07.211]What were the first cars like? 最早汽车是什么样子的呢？
[1:09.830]They did not look anything like they do today. 它们的样子和当今的汽车一点儿都不像。
[1:13.897]They did not sound anything like they do today. 它们的声音和当今的汽车一点儿都不像。
[1:17.688]They made a lot of noise as they traveled down the street. 它们在路上行驶的时候会发出很大噪音。
[1:22.444]They had wooden wheels, like wagons. 它们像马车一样有木制的轮子。
[1:25.614]They had steam engines, like trains. 像火车一样有机车。
[1:29.612]During the 1880s, a German engineer invented engines that used gas, not steam. 19世纪80年代，德国的一位工程师发明了一种使用汽油，而不是蒸汽的汽车。
[1:37.952]At that time, people thought cars were dangerous. 那个时候，人们认为汽车是危险的。
[1:42.087]Many people were afraid of cars and preferred to use horses for travel. 许多人害怕汽车，宁愿乘马车出行。
[1:48.635]If you wanted to go somewhere in a hurry, though, you would take a car and not a horse, 即使你急着要去一个地方，弃马车而乘汽车，
[1:55.138]you still couldn't get to your destination as quickly as you would today. 还是不能像今天这样快得达到目的地。
[2:00.859]In England, from 1865 to 1878, the speed limit was 6.5 kilometers per hour. 在英格兰，1865到1878年间，速度局限在6.5公里每小时。
[2:10.426]A man with a red flag had to walk in front of the car. 需要拿着红色旗子的人走在前面。
[2:15.621]At first only rich people could buy cars. 最初只有富人买的起汽车。
[2:19.348]Later, most families in North America could buy a car. 不久，北美地区的绝大部分家庭都可以买汽车了。
[2:23.865]Today, people all over the world can buy cars. 现在，全世界的人都可以买到汽车。
[2:28.382]Answer the following questions.
[2:31.318]1. When were the first cars built?
[2:35.158]2. What were the first cars like?
[2:38.545]3. Who invented engines that used gas rather than steam?
[2:44.305]4. Why did a man with a red flag have to walk in front of the car?
[2:50.290]B. Oral practice
[2:53.113]What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of different types of transportation?
[3:00.001]Make a chart like this:
[3:03.325]Do You Know? 你知道吗？
[3:05.101]Giving Advice/Order 提建议/下命令
[3:08.173]You'd better... 你最好……
[3:09.613]You should... 你应该……
[3:11.101]Don't push/run. 不要推/跑。
[3:13.549]Please be quiet. 请安静。
[3:15.949]Possibility and Impossibility 可能性
[3:19.213]It can be helpful to you. 这对你会很有用的。
[3:21.565]He couldn't take a train from Canada to London. 他不能从加拿大乘火车到伦敦去。
[3:25.357]Modal Verbs 情态动词
[3:27.037]can, could, would, should, may, must, might
[3:34.381]I can go almost anywhere on foot. 我几乎可以步行去任何地方。
[3:37.795]At first, only rich people could buy cars. 最初，只有富人才买的起车。
[3:41.875]I would like to see hoverboards. 我想看气垫滑板。
[3:44.803]I think someone should invent a transporter, too. 我想还应该有人来发明运输机。
[3:48.931]May we leave our car here? 我们要把车留在这里吗？
[3:51.329]I must go and get new things, or I might have a fit. 我必须获得新的东西，否则我可能会发脾气的。
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