1、Unit 13 People,Step One 构词助记,内容索引,Step Three 语境助记,Step Two 词义助记,Vocabulary Breakthrough,Step One 构词助记,A组 前缀 ability n. n.残疾；无能力 dependent adj. adj.独立的 dependence n. n.独立 like prep. adj.相像的,disability,independent,independence,alike,B组 后缀 weak adj. n.弱点，缺陷 appropriate adj. adv.适当地 associate v. n.联想；协会
2、 face n. adj.面部的 express v. n.表情；词语 connect v. n.联系；连接 gift n. adj.有天赋的 accurate adj. adv.精确地，准确地,weakness,appropriately,association,facial,expression,connection,gifted,accurately,describe v. n.描述；形容 entire adj. adv.完全地 satisfy v. n.满意，满足 kind adj. n.和善，亲切 require v. n.要求 revise v. n.复习 guilt n. adj
3、.不安的；有罪的 devote v. n.奉献,description,entirely,satisfaction,kindness,requirement,revision,guilty,devotion,C组 合成 n.n. n.墨镜n.飞机；航空器n.家庭主妇 adv.v. adj.不安的，不快的adv.部分时间地 adj.n. n.缺点，短处 prep.adv. adv.永远,sunglasses,aircraft,housewife,upset,part-time,shortcoming,forever,D组 转化 chain n.链条；一连串的事物vt._n.收获vt.收割；得到；
4、vi.收割庄稼n.拥抱v.拥抱 upset adj.不安的；不快的vt._,束缚；囚禁,harvest,hug,使心烦；颠覆,n.庇护；避难所；遮盖物vi.躲避 n.一瞥，一看vt.瞥一眼n.(银行)账户vt.认为；把视为 button n.纽扣vt._,shelter,glance,account,扣住；扣紧,judge vt.评判n._n.皱纹vi.起皱 block n.大厦；街区vt._,法官；裁判员,wrinkle,阻止；阻塞,Step Two 词义助记,A组 同义词 get v. v. properly adv. adv. focus v. v. forecast v. v. mis
5、take n. n. worry n. n. prove v. v. fellow n. n.,gain,appropriately,concentrate,predict,fault,anxiety,confirm,companion,B组 反义词 positive adj. adj. success n. n. correct adj. adj. C组 形近词 abroad adv.到国外 prep.在(上)船(飞机、火车、公共汽车)上 stare v.凝视，盯着看 v.怒视；瞪 stream n.小河；水流 n.蒸汽 sign n.迹象；符号 v.叹息；叹气,passive,failur
6、e,mistaken,aboard,glare,steam,sigh,Step Three 语境助记,背诵经典 1.The famous lawyer said when he was in senior high school，he had a positive attitude towards everything. 2.The man in uniform wore sunglasses and a moustache，standing there with no facial expressions. 3.The gifted physicist accurately predicte
7、d that the aircraft would meet emergency that afternoon.,4.The tutor gave the girl a big hug and said anyone had his fault and sometimes was selfish. 5.The athletic poet required his independent assistant to call the airline this afternoon. 6.The librarian couldnt help glancing at the file and then he felt guilty.,
