课件17张PPT。READING AND WRITING understand how a story is written;
use adverbial phrases to describe
time order;
write the outline of a story.ObjectivesAt the end of this lesson, you’ll be able toHave you ever read the book Gulliver’s Travels?Lead-inLead-in The book sounds at first like a children’s story with its giants and tiny people but it is actually about British society. Swift (1667-1754) wanted to expose the inequality in British society and the differences between how the people were treated. It is also a satire on the corruption of the ruling class of his time. Let’s read a personal anecdote adapted from “Gulliver’s Travels”Gulliver met a storm at sea…Read to learnRead and match 1. Attack!
2. A storm at sea
3. A special drink
4. Tied down
5. Freedom
6. Welcome speech
7. Food and wine
8. Tiny peoplePara. D
Para. A
Para. G
Para. B
Para. E
Para. F
Para. CLinking words 1. at first 2. as soon as / then
3. as soon as / when / before /after
4. when
5. suddenly / then / immediately
6. immediately / then
7. before 8. immediately
9. after 10. after 11. then / at last
12. suddenly /then
Find synonyms in the text journey
stand
way
move forward
type
amazed
pick up
dead from lack of food
not a surprise
medicine
voyagerisemanneradvancekindsurprisedgrabstarveno wonderdrugFind examples of theseAfter hitting
the rock，the ship sank.the ship sank.Having hit
the rock，12Having scared the little beings
After not moving for a minute
After being almost starved
Having eaten their food and drunk their wine
D
E
F
GFind examples of thesePractice1. finish my English homework –
walk to the post office to post a letter.
After finishing my English homework,Having finished my English homework,I walked to the post office…Practice2. post the letter –
meet a friend and go for a coffeeAfter posting the letter,Having posted the letter,I met a friend
and went for…Practicewe went to the cinema together. 3. have coffee –
go to the cinema togetherAfter having coffee,Having had coffee,Practicewe went to
play table tennis…4. watch a really bad film – go to
play table tennis at the local clubAfter watching a really bad film,Having watched a really bad film,Practice5. lose three games –
I go back home againAfter losing three gamesHaving lost three games,I went back home again.Writing Practice Write about a sad or a funny event in you life
① use past tenses
② use time linking words
③ follow the stages in your textbook (P27)Setting：time , place, people
Events: in time orderHomeworkFinish your story. !课件13张PPT。第二课时LISTENING
AND
SPEAKING get some information about Hou Baolin;
use some interacting expressions in
speaking.ObjectivesAt the end of this lesson, you’ll be able to1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
B A C A Btough = hard
component = element
accomplish =achieveListening Words for listening air conditionerair conditioning 空调调节系统Words for listening ArcticiglooWords for listening NapoleonWords for listening Is smoking allowed here?
No, absolutely not.Can we leave a little early?
Absolutely. (完全可以）1. It’s freezing2. an igloo in the Arctic3. absolutely nothing4. was on fire5. a million times6. ages7. everything Listen for exaggerationsDifferent meanings of reactionPractice: Exaggerations I’m so tired that I could sleep for a
month.
I’m starving to death.
I am a walking dictionary. Ask me any
words you want to know.
I’m so hungry that I could eat a cow.Add more sentencesA: You know! I bought Jay Chou’s new album yesterday.
B: Did you? It’s so difficult to get it.
A: Of course. There were so many people. I waited in line for a century.
B: Really? But in fact, you were so lucky. An exampleyell, wait in line, get rid of, scold, run into, astonish, convince, play around, starve, amuse, overlook, fool around, result in, caution, turn sb. off
ridiculous, forgetful, mature, sunburnt, messy, scared, disgusting, desperate, toughMake your own dialoguesTry to use these words:HomeworkP76 —1, 2, 3, 4!课件15张PPT。Reading & Grammar get the general idea of a passage;
find the difference between different continuous tenses;
use the tenses correctly. ObjectivesAt the end of this lesson, you’ll be able toWords for readinglion tamer 驯狮者
surgery 外科手术
cough 咳嗽
crisis 危机，难关
do sb. good 对某人有益circus 马戏团，杂技团Read and answer 1. What problems had the man been having?2. How had he been feeling?He had been having work and marriage problems.He had been feeling down/ depressed.Read and answer 3. What physical problems did the man have?4. Why was the doctor’s suggestion not very
helpful?He had slight high blood pressure and he was breathing quickly but not serious.He was the circus clown himself.Grammar Part 过去进行时1. He was feeling very down.
2. The man was looking at his watch
nervously.
3. A women was coughing badly.
4. A baby was screaming.
5. The doctor was writing a note.Grammar Part 过去完成进行时1. Everything had been going wrong.
2. He had been feeling depressed.
3. He had been waiting for half an hour.Grammar Part 现在完成进行时1. I have been having a bit of crisis.
2. I have been doing a lot of work.Grammar Part 现在进行时1. You are looking very pale.
2. Everything is working OK.
3. You are breathing quite heavily.
4. A circus is performing in town.Grammar Part 现在进行时表将来动作1. I’m just finishing something.
2. I’m going on a trip soon.
3. I’m working in the States for 3 months.*This time next week, I’ll be arriving in New York.Comparison Which describes a finished action, or an unfinished action? unfinished action
finished actionWhich describes sth. permanent or temporary? temporary
permanentComparison Which describes a prolonged / repeated action, or a single event? prolonged/repeated action
single eventContinuous or simple tense?Simple: A C E
Continuous: B D FComparison Can they be replaced?No.Which cannot be used in continuous tenses?know, like, belongPractice P95 –2. ’m not looking / ’m looking / looks
3. is seeing / saw
4. were having / had
5. is tasting / tastes
6. has gone out / have been going outHomework1. P78— Check Your Progress
2. P95—1, 3!
