三上 lesson three i ’ m surprised 三上 lesson three i ’ m surprised...

三上 三上 Lesson ThreeLesson ThreeI’m SurprisedI’m Surprised

高雄市立右昌國中高雄市立右昌國中英語科教師 英語科教師

黃莉芳黃莉芳

Grammar Focus p.p.( 情緒形容詞 ) 感到…的

I You / They He / She

am areis

surprised at the news.excited about the party.interested in sports.bored with climbing mountains.tired of staying at home.

Make Sentences…

interested (in)

Sam is interested in basketball.

excited (about)

They were excited about the game.

surprised (at)

Jean was surprised at the story.

bored (with)

Peter was bored with the TV program.

tired (of)

John is tired of chicken.

interested (in)

Wendy is interested in comic books.

interested (in)

Some people are interested in visiting the book fair.

excited (about)

They were excited about going on a picnic.

surprised (at)

Jean was surprised at getting a present.

bored (with)

Mrs. Chen is bored with cooking dinner.

tired (of)

Clare is tired of washing the car.

interested (in)

Arthur is interested in collecting stamps.

Look and Say

interest ( 動詞 ) 使…感興趣

The movie interests the boy.

The movie is interesting to the boy.

The boy is interested in the movie.

interesting ( 形容詞 ) 令人有興趣的

interested ( 形容詞 ) 感到興趣的

surprise ( 動詞 ) 使…驚訝

The news surprises Joseph.

The news is surprising to Joseph.

Joseph is surprised at the news.

surprising ( 形容詞 ) 令人驚訝的

surprised ( 形容詞 ) 感到驚訝的

The TV program bores Paul.

The TV program is boring to Paul.

Paul is bored with the TV program.bore

interest

The book interests Jason.

The book is interesting to Jason.

Jason is interested in the book.

The game excites them.

The game is exciting to them.

They are excited about the game.

excite

tire

Climbing the mountain tires Mr. Chen.

Climbing the mountain is tiring to Mr. Chen.

Mr. Chen is tired of climbing the mountain.

More to learn More to learn

• amused 感到歡樂的• confused 感到困擾的• disgusted 感到噁心的• embarrassed 感到難堪的• frightened 感到害怕的• touched 感動的

Look and Say

confused (about)

Jacky was confused about the math problem.

embarrassed (at)

The movie star was embarrassed at the question.

frightened (at)

Jenny was frightened at the movie.

touched (by)

David was touched by the story.

amused (at)

Mr. Lin was amused at the program.

disgusted (at)

The man was disgusted at the fruit.

confused (about)

Peter was confused about the directions.