外研版必修三Module 6 Old and New Language points 课件(44张ppt)

(共44张PPT)
Module 6—Old and New
Language Points——p51-p53
1.Do you know the name of the reservoir that provides water for
your town 教材P51
①Students are provided breakfast, dinner and either a cooked
or packed lunch which consists of a sandwich, a drink and a dessert.
②The Internet makes us smarter over different kinds of things. It provides a dozen definitions of a key term us to find the core
of the matter.
1.语法填空
for
with
provide sb. with sth. 提供给某人某物
provide sth. for sb. 为某人提供某物
consist of 由......组成；包含......
definition [ def n ( )n] n.定义
term [t (r)m] n.学期；术语
core [k (r)] n.核心；精髓
③In Britain, milk is to each house in bottles every day.
④After the earthquake, the first thing the local government did was to
accommodation for the homeless families.
⑤It began to rain, so I_____ ___ her my umbrella, but to my surprise,
she refused to take it.
supplied
provide
offered
supply sth. to sb. 为某人提供某物
provide sth. for sb. 为某人提供某物
offer sb. sth. 为某人提供某物
2.Most of the Great Wall dates from the Ming Dynasty (1368 -1644).
教材P51
例：This town dating back to Roman times attracted many visitors.
追溯到罗马时期的这座城镇吸引了很多游客。
1.语法填空
①Paper-cutting, which is a traditional art form in our country, dates
the Han Dynasty.
②The canal has a long history, dating the Sui Dynasty.
from
back
to
③There are many famous cultural relics in our country, many
(date) back to thousands of years ago.
④Every year, a great many visitors come to visit the temple (date)
from the 12th century, which has brought a large income.
dating
dating
⑤The old building (date) from the 5th century is going to be rebuilt.
⑥The lake, which (date) from about 3. 4 billion years, covers as
much as 80 square miles and is up to 1,500 feet deep.
⑦The temple has a long history (date) back to the early period of
the Tang Dynasty.
dating
dates
dating
square miles 平方英里
feet n.英尺
period [ p ri d] n.时期；句号
3.Most of the Great Wall dates from the Ming Dynasty (1368 -1644).
教材P51
4.The airport is within five hours' flying time of half the world's
population and is designed to accommodate 80 million passengers
a year. 教材P51
①Most colleges now offer first-year students a course specially
designed (help) them succeed academically and personally.
②The weekend party was to bring the together
who took part in the bridge. (design)
to help
designed
designers
designing
5.The airport is within five hours' flying time of half the world's
population and is designed to accommodate 80 million passengers
a year. 教材P51
①After the earthquake, the first thing the local government did was to
provide (accommodate) for the homeless families.
② Her eyes took a while to accommodate the darkness.
accommodation
to
accommodation n.住宿；膳宿
accommodate to sth 适应某事
took a while 需要一段时间
省略that的定语从句→（that）the local government did
③Over 70 minutes of music can (accommodate) on
this CD.
be accommodated
accommodate vt.容纳；提供空间
6.Construction is another word for building. 教材P52
①Young people should make a contribution to the (construct)
of their motherland.
② A new hydro-electric power station is construction.
③She criticized my writing, but in a way that was very
(construct)——I learned a lot from her.
construction
under
constructive
construction→n. 建造；建设
under construction 正在修建中
constructive→adj.建设性的
criticize [ kr t sa z] v.批评
7.Mao Zedong wrote a poem in which he dreamed of "walls of stone
to hold back clouds and rain till a smooth lake rises in the narrow
gorges". 教材P53
①He dreams becoming an inventor and inventing a lot of
useful things.②When was it that the Shanghai Disneyland which you dream of
(visit) was open to the public
visiting
of/about
dream of = dream about +n./pron/v-ing →梦想.......；梦见......
dream of = dream about +n./pron/v-ing →梦想.......；梦见......
8.Mao Zedong wrote a poem in which he dreamed of "walls of stone
to hold back clouds and rain till a smooth lake rises in the narrow
gorges". 教材P53
①I think he is holding something ; he knows more than he admits.
②We didn't know whether we would be able to hold until help arrived.
③The reason why he was late for the meeting was that he was held
by a traffic jam during the rush hour.
back
up
on
hold back 隐瞒
hold on (在困境或危险中)坚持住
hold up 延迟,阻碍
④Just as crying can be healthy, not crying—holding tears of
pain or suffering—can be bad for physical health.
⑤She was holding an umbrella when I saw her in the street.
⑥If we believe something is true, we should hold on____ it.
back
up
to
hold back→抑制,控制 (感情等)
hold up→支撑；举起
hold on to→抓紧；不放开
⑦Hold for a minute, I've just got to put on my make-up.
⑧Anger flooded through her. She couldn't hold it .
⑨They held the hand of friendship to me.
on
back
out
hold on→等着
hold back→抑制,控制 (感情等)
hold out→伸出手
9.Mao Zedong wrote a poem in which he dreamed of "walls of stone
to hold back clouds and rain till a smooth lake rises in the narrow
gorges". 教材P53
①Some narrow streets have been broadened, so there are fewer traffic jams.
②Our school football team had a narrow victory against that team.
③The economic gap between the north and south of the country is
beginning to narrow.
1.判断下列句子中narrow的词性及含义
narrow→adj.狭窄的;狭隘的
narrow→adj.勉强的,刚刚好的
narrow→vt. & vi. (使)变窄,缩小
④Fortunately, a man (narrow) escaped death when a fire
broke out in his home early this morning.
⑤They are taking some measures (narrow) the gap between
the rich and the poor.
2.语法填空
narrowly
to narrow
narrowly→adv.勉强地;狭隘地
take measures to do sth 采取措施做某事
10.Now his dream has come true. 教材P53
1.单句语法填空①His dream of going to college (come) true at last.
②His dream (realize) when he got the high position in the
company.
came
was realized
2.同义句转换 ③If you work hard with a strong will, you'll make your dream come true.
=If you work hard with a strong will, your dream will .=If you work hard with a strong will, you'll .
be realized
realize your dream
11.Sun Yat-sen, who was the leader of the 1911 Revolution, first
suggested the idea of a dam across the Yangtze River in 1919.
教材P53
①My mom suggests that we (eat) out for a change this
weekend.
②All the evidence suggests that he (steal) money.
③He suggested (build) a dam across the river.
1.语法填空
(should) eat
stolen
building
suggest + that从句→建议...... ★★从句谓语用" should +动词原形" , should可省略
suggest→vt.暗示;表明 ★★当suggest意为"表明；暗示"时,后面的从句不使用虚拟语气。
suggest doing sth.→建议做某事
④Bill suggested (hold)a meeting on what to do for these
old people.⑤He takes classes every week, but his attitude suggests he (be)
not really interested in these subjects.⑥The manager put forward a ( suggest) that we should
have an a assistant. There is too much work to do.
holding
is
suggestion
suggest doing sth.→建议做某事
suggest→vt.暗示;表明
suggestion→n. [C]建议;提议 [U]暗示
①Some classmates suggest we can go to places of interest nearby. I
think that it is a good idea.
②I is suggested that the question is discussed at the next meeting.
2.单句改错
places of interest 名胜古迹
12.Now they're living a happy new life in different areas. 教材P53
13.Some of them are being removed and some are being put into
museums. 教材P53
1.判断下列句子中remove的含义①The rescue workers removed the bricks and stones with hands in
search of any survivor in the earthquake.
②The boy removed his dirty shirt and threw it into the washing machine.
③The official was removed from office last week.
v.拿开；移开
v.脱去
v.免除；解除（职务）
rescue v.营救
washing machine 洗衣机
official n.官员
2.语法填空①I can't remove the dirty points my shirt.
②Several opposition groups are fighting to remove the president power.
③Students removed several desks another classroom.
from
from
to
remove sth. from...→从......去除/消除......
remove...to...→把......搬到.....
remove...to...→把......搬到.....
14.The Three Gorges Dam is a hydro-electric project which has
brought an end to the danger of flooding. 教材P57
①The phone put an end door-to-door sales, and telemarketing
(电话推销) was born.② the end, the headmaster rose, indicating that the conversation
was at end.③The final decision of the three important leaders of the country
brought an end the war.
to
an
to
In
put an end to sth 结束;使....终止
in the end→最后→通常作状语
be at an end→完毕,终结→通常作表语
bring sth. to an end→结束;使....终止
15.ridiculous的用法：
① is ridiculous that they have destroyed the forests to build cemeteries.
②It is ( ridiculous) absurd to believe that the number 13 is
unlucky.
③It's ridiculous (spend) too much time on such meaningless
things.
It
ridiculously
to spend
It is ridiculous that...→......是荒谬的
ridiculously→adv.荒谬地;滑稽地
It is ridiculous to do...→做......是荒谬的
absurd [ b s (r)d] adj.不合理的；荒唐可笑的
16.In 1945, a US military plane, which was flying over Manhattan on
a foggy day, crashed into the building just above the 78th floor.
教材P59
1.判断下列句子中crash的词性及含义①The only survivor of the air crash landed on a small, deserted island.
②His car crashed into a tree.
③I was looking for information on the Internet when the computer crashed.
n.（飞机的）坠毁
v.碰撞
v.崩溃
2.单句改错①The lorry driver was badly hurt when his lorry crashed on a wall.
lorry ['l ri] n. 卡车