一、pass on:
vt.前進(jìn)(通過,傳遞,死亡,審核)
例句與用法:
1.She caught my cold and passed it on to (ie infected) her husband.
我感冒傳染了她,她又傳給她丈夫了.
2.Pass the book on to me when you've finished with it.
那本書你看完給我.
3.Let's pass on to the next item on the agenda.
咱們進(jìn)行議事日程的下一個(gè)項(xiàng)目吧.
4.I passed her message on to his mother.
我把她的口信帶給他母親了.
二、 first of all ：
首先
例句與用法:
1.Marriage is,first of all,a contract which must be governed by justice.
婚姻首先是一種契約,它必須以公正為制約.
2.First of all,we are today as Senator Kennedy has admitted,the strongest nation in the world militarily.
首先,正如肯尼迪參議員所承認(rèn)的那樣,我們是世界頭號(hào)軍事大國(guó).
3.First of all,let me tell you the news.
首先,讓我告訴你這個(gè)消息.
4.Well,first of all we can't possibly spare the time.
你看,最主要的是我們實(shí)在抽不出時(shí)間.
5.First of all she just smiled,then she started to laugh.
最初她只是微笑,后來才放聲大笑
三 have a surprise party：
Tonight ,we have a surprise party
四、be supposed to
supposed:
v.假定(必須以...為條件)
a.想象上的
例句與用法:
1.The supposed beggar was really a police officer in disguise.
那個(gè)眾人眼中的乞丐,其實(shí)是化了裝的警察.
2.We are supposed to dress up as movie characters for the party,what a novel idea!
我們?cè)谕頃?huì)上要裝扮得像電影中的角色,這是一個(gè)多么新奇的主意啊!
3.The show is supposed to be good.
這場(chǎng)表演應(yīng)當(dāng)是相當(dāng)好的.
4.Represented as existing or as being as described but not so proved; supposed.
被說成的,被斷言的被描述為存在,或被說成是事實(shí)但并未得到證實(shí)的；假定的
5.He is supposed to know the law.
他應(yīng)該懂得法律.
6.I'm supposed to be there at five.
我得五點(diǎn)鐘到那兒.
五、 end-of-year-exams
We past the end-of-year-exams luckly