English movie | Do you really think you can read Harry Potter?
English film as a tool for learning English
It has a lively and interesting feature
It allows viewers to feel the story at the same time
Subtly learn English culture knowledge
Helps develop a sense of speech and improves intonation
The benefits of Harry Potter fans are coming, and the first harry pottery in classic English is online. Those who like Harry Potter can learn it ha. This classic film accompanies the growth of a generation and is believed to be the memory of many people. You can also recall the cute appearance of the three protagonists when they were young. Now that she's grown up, some of them are miserable, of course, Hermione (Princess Emma is still very cute)
Because the movie is a British accent, you may not be used to it, and some sentences are not very clear, but I believe that these are not obstacles to your learning, as long as you insist on listening more, you will slowly get used to it. There are not many new words, and after you have studied a few cartoons, I believe that it is no problem to learn this.
Then the last movie today pushed the third part - Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Today, we will continue to review the knowledge of English with these three young Buddhist post-90s generations
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Let's read in the morning
Vocabulary explanation
Dumbledore: We can still have some fun, even in such a dark time, just light the lamp and the light will reappear.
dumbledore: but you know happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, when one only remembers to turn on the light.
Grammar: The basic usage of the modal verb passive voice
Passive voice compositions containing modal verbs and their basic usage
The passive voice structure of modal verbs is: modal verb + be + past participle; The changes in tense and sentence pattern are only done by modal verbs, and the "be+ past participles" part is unchanged.
tables can be made of stone. Tables can be made of stone.
tables could be made of stone at that time. At that time the table could be made of stone. (General past tense)
can tables be made of stone? Can a table be made of stone? (Question sentence)
When a passive voice containing modal verbs becomes a negative sentence, a not should be added after the modal verb; when it becomes a general question sentence, the modal verb should be moved to the beginning of the sentence.
waste paper should not be thrown here. Waste paper should not be thrown here.
should it be done by li ming？ Should this matter be Li Ming's doing?
When the active voice containing modal verbs becomes passive, the object in the active voice becomes the subject in the passive voice; the predicate verb in the active voice becomes "modal verb + auxiliary verb be + past participle"; the subject in the active voice becomes the object of the preposition by, which is placed at the end of the sentence (if the actor of the action is not emphasized, the by phrase can often be omitted).
特别提示：must this work be done at once?-yes,it must./ no,it needn‘t.
The answer should retain the original modal verb, but when the must table "must", its negative answer applies needn't, and when the need table is "necessary",
Its affirmative answer applies must.
Dementors love grief and despair the most, and the most powerful weapon to deal with them is happiness. It may be difficult at times, but in Dumbledore's view, hope is always there. His phrase "light the lamp" is linked to the lamp-out given to Ron in the seventh part, and it is another meaningful foreshadowing.
Lupin: What you fear the most is actually the fear itself.
remus lupin: that suggests that what you fear most of all... is fear itself.
Grammar explanation: In English, suggest cannot be followed by to do, only doing or that clauses.
1.Suggest sth Suggest something
he suggests a walk after supper. He suggested taking a walk after a meal.
2. Suggest doing sth suggest doing something
i suggest wearing something warm. I recommend dressing warmer.
3.suggest (that) sb (should) do sth suggest someone do something
tom suggested （that）she (should) go to see a doctor. Tom suggested she should see a doctor.
Special Tip: Suggest one's doing sth advise someone to do something
i suggest your opening the windows. I suggest you open the window.
Lupin explains to Harry why Bogett turned into a Dementor in front of him and why Harry reacted more strongly to the Dementors than the other students. The Dementors will evoke his most terrible memories of the tragic death of his parents in front of him. Lupin's gentleness, patience, and conformism quickly made him a confidant of Harry.
Snape: Lupin, did you come out for a walk to admire the full moon?
severus snape: well, well, lupin, out for a little walk in the moonlight, are we?
Grammar explanation:
Table location, location, extent, space, etc., be careful not to confuse the use of in and on. as:
1. Look, there's a hole in the wall.
误：look, there’s a hole on the wall.
正：look, there’s a hole in the wall.
Comparison: A picture on the wall painting.
2. I read the message in the newspaper.
误：i read about it on the newspaper.
正：i read about it in the newspaper.
Comparison: a photo on the newspaper, a photo in the newspaper.
3. Sometimes the prepositions of in or on are used: in is more used in British English and on is used more often in American English. as:
in the street / on the street 在街上
in the road / on the road 在路上
in our team / on our team
Seeing the undeserved name on the Marauder's Map, Harry wandered through the school corridors at night, only to be caught by Professor Snape. At this point, Lupin appears to relieve him, but Snape remains unforgiving, a pun satirizing Lupin's werewolf status.
Sirius: I'd rather die than betray my friends.
sirius: i would die, rather than betray my friends!
Grammar explained: "would rather... than..." or "would... rather than...", a sentence pattern that means "would rather ... And unwilling to..., rather than... Rather...".
Example:
i would rather watch tv at home than go to the cinema.
I'd rather watch TV at home than go to the movies.
the children would walk there rather than take a bus.
Kids would rather walk there than take a bus.
Special Note:
would rather... than.../would... rather than... It can also be reversed to: rather than... would..., would (rather) and than are followed by verb infinitives without to, and if the same verb is chosen, then the verb after than than the one can be omitted.
Using would rather... than... When the sentence pattern should pay attention to the "parallel structure", that is, before and after the than than, two words or phrases of the same kind, such as two nouns, two infinitives, prepositional phrases, etc.
example:
i would rather go to work by bike than by bus.
I'd rather ride a bike than take a bus to work.
i would rather talk with my mother than with my father.
I'd rather talk to mom than dad.
Pettigrew says that his betrayal was forced to be helpless, but these excuses seem to Sirius to be nonsense, and the thirteen years of imprisonment have strengthened his determination to take revenge.
Sirius: I'll never forget what it was like to walk into school for the first time, and it must have felt good to walk in again as a free person.
sirius: i will never forget the first time i walked through those doors, it will be nice to do it again as a free man.
1.across is a preposition that emphasizes actions from one side of a range to the other, on the surface of an object or in the direction of a certain line, and its meaning is often associated with the preposition on, often used in conjunction with verbs such as "walk"(e.g., walk, run, fly, jump, etc.).
go across the bridge，and you’ll find the park.
Cross this bridge and you will find the park.
the little girl ran across the road. The little girl crossed the road.
cross is a verb that means "to pass through, to cross, to cross" .
the old man is crossing the road. The old man was crossing the road.
be careful when you cross the street. You have to be careful when crossing the street.
2.through is a preposition that denotes from one end of a range to the other, but it represents an action that takes place in internal space, often referring to walking through deserts, forests, windows, etc.
the river runs through the city. The river flows through the middle of the city.
can you see it through this hole? Can you see it through this hole?
When the truth came out, Sirius looked at Hogwarts in the night and said this heartfelt thing, and he thought back to the pleasant school days when he was a magical teenager full of dreams like Harry.
Harry lost his parents, and Sirius lost his best friend. But as long as they don't forget, those people will never leave, which is the motivation for Sirius to survive thirteen years in the prison of Azkaban, and in the next Goblet of Fire, Harry's parents will appear, in the moment of Voldemort's duel, once again to protect their beloved son.