In this lesson you will learn how to recognize animals and describe feeling.
课上内容（Lesson）
词汇（Key Word ）
attack n.攻击；抨击
bamboo n.竹子；竹
dolphin n.海豚
eagle n.鹰
forest n. 森林
frightening adj. 令人恐惧的；引起突然惊恐的
gorilla n. 大猩猩
insect n. 昆虫；卑鄙的人
lift vt. 举起；提升；鼓舞；空运；抄袭
lizard n. 蜥蜴；类蜥蜴爬行动物
mammal n. [脊椎] 哺乳动物
mosquito n. 蚊子
protect vt. 保护，防卫；警戒
recognize vt. 认出，识别；承认
reptile n. 爬行动物；卑鄙的人
scare vt. 惊吓；把…吓跑
seagull n. 海鸥
shake vi. 动摇；摇动；发抖
stripe n. 条纹，斑纹；种类
suddenly adv. 突然地；忽然
terrify vt. 恐吓；使恐怖；使害怕
tortoise n. 龟，[脊椎] 乌龟（等于testudo）；迟缓的人
tuna n.金枪鱼
turtle n. 龟，甲鱼；海龟
# animal meat young
sheep lamb lamb
cow beef calf
hen chicken chick
pig pork piglet
句型（Sentences）
Face to Face with a Gorilla
I work in Africa, protecting animals. Six weeks ago I found a baby gorilla, and it was very sick. I cared for the baby gorilla for six weeks, and now it is better again.
When I took the gorilla back to its mother I was worried she might not recognize the baby, or take it back.
When I got to the forest the family was there. I put the baby gorilla down on the ground and walked a few meters away. Then I stopped and watched. # 这里 -ed后缀发音为/t/
I could see the mother looking at the baby, and I thought, "Will she come closer? What will she do?"
Suddenly the father was there, in front of me. He was the biggest gorilla of the family. It was frightening because he was only a meter away.
I was frightened, but I knew what to do. People think gorillas often attack people, but they don't ——they only attack when you show you're scared.
If I had turned and run away, the gorilla would have attacked me , so I didn't move.
Suddenly, the male gorilla lifted his hand. I was terrified. But he wanted to frighten me , not hit me.
After a few seconds, he dropped his hand and turned. He went over to the baby, picked it up and moved away into the trees.
I sat down on the ground. I was shaking.
Africa n. 非洲
protecting v. 保护；防护（protect的ing形式）
gorilla n. 大猩猩
sick adj. 厌恶的；病态的；不舒服；渴望的；恶心的 ；生病的
recognize vt. 认出，识别；承认
forest n. 森林
closer adj. 靠近的
scared adj. 害怕的
terrified adj. 感到恐惧的；受惊吓的
frighten adj. 感到恐惧的；受惊吓的
frightening adj. 令人恐惧的；引起突然惊恐的 PS: 形容词加-ing，一般用于指物体、事（something）
frightened adj. 害怕的；受惊的；受恐吓的 v. 害怕；使吃惊；吓走（frighten的过去分词）
dropped v. 下降，减少；掉下，滴下（drop的过去式和过去分词形式）
shaking n. 震动，震惊；挥动，摇动；发抖
Have you ever been frightened by an animal? 你曾经受到过动物的惊吓吗?
I sat down on the ground. I was shaking. 我坐在地上, 全身都再发抖
I was worried she might not recognize the baby or take it back. 我担心她会认不出她的孩子，不带它回去了。
My teacher was annoyed when I told him I didn't finish my homework. 我跟老师说我没有做完家庭作业，他很生气
Six weeks ago I found a baby gorilla, and it was very sick. 六个星期以前，我发现了一只病的很厉害的小猩猩。
They only attack when you show you're scared. 他们只会在你表现出害怕的时候攻击你
What was the woman worried about when she returned to the forest? 那个女人返回森林时她在担心什么？
语法（Grammar）
# Adjectives of feeling
It was frightening because he was only a meter away. # 针对某件事 for sth 使用 Adj + ing
I was frightened, but I knew what to do # 针对某人 for sb 使用Adj + ed
For example:
1. I didn't like the film. I thought it was bored.
2. I'm not at all interested in history.I perfer thinking about the future.
3. My friend, Elena, is really frightened.
4. The football match was really exciting.In the end Manchester United won 3 - 2.
5. The lesson wasn't interesting, so some of the students fell asleep.
6. My teacher was very annoyed when I told him I didn't finish my homework.
7. I found the trip really tired —— I slept for 12 hours the next day.