英语：unit26 emotions-vocabulary and speaking课件（北师大版选修9）
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课件17张PPT。北师大版
高三 Module 9
Unit 26Vocabulary and speakingUse some adjectives (from the key words box) to describe each person’s emotions in the pictures cross, irritated, angry, furious The man in the picture is depressed, disillusioned and let down.depressed, desperate, disappointedThe football player may feel sorry for himself and his fans.The woman in brown feel proud and delighted about what she has seen. The boy in the picture feel relieved and pleased. The woman in the picture is relaxed. words about people’s emotions relieved, nervous, proud, delighted, cross, overjoyed, stressed out, furious, insecure, determined, angry, peaceful, sorry for oneself/someone else, desperate, scared, depressed, shattered, horrified, relaxed, disillusioned, let down, surprised, disappointed, pleased, tired pleased, overjoyed, delighted
cross, angry, furious
relieved, peaceful, relaxed
insecure, nervous
depressed, disappointed, disillusioned, let down
stressed out, tired
desperate, sorry for oneself/someone else
horrified, scared, shattered, Which adjectives can be grouped together?Pleased (W), delighted (M), overjoyed (S)
cross (W), angry (M), furious (S)
peaceful (W), relaxed (M), relieved (S)
insecure (W), nervous (S)
let down (W), disappointed (M), disillusioned (S)
tired (W), stressed out (S)
sorry for oneself/someone else (W), desperate (S)
shattered (W), horrified (M), scared (S)Which ones have a weaker meaning? Which ones have a strong meaning and★ you have been practicing for your piano competition for months and finally the big day arrives. Unfortunately, you fall and sprain your wrist on the way to school so you cannot do the competition. You will have to wait till next year.What kinds of emotions would you go through at different stages (beforehand, during and afterwards) I would be really looking forward to it before the competition. And I would be very disappointed about what happened to me. some useful sentence patterns for you: It wouldn’t bother me much…
I would be looking forward to it.
I would feel a sense of …(satisfaction, /dread)
It would make me feel as if…Try to use as many adjectives as you can★ your father gets a promotion at work which he is very excited about as it means your family will have more money. but it also means moving to a new city and going to a new school. ★ your brother and sister-in-law ask you to look after their three pre-school children for the weekend while they go to a wedding. it turns out to be a wet, freezing weekend. ★ you fail an important exam because you haven’t done any studying. To make matters worse, all your friends seem to have passed with flying colors. ★ a boy that is always rude to you at school does very badly in a presentation. everybody laughs at him. ★ you are about to leave for a movie with all your friends when your mum burns her hand very badly on the stove. only you and your mum are at home. ★ you have finally got to play for the soccer team of your dreams. in the first 10 minutes of your first match you score a vital goal, only to have it disallowed by the referee a few seconds later. ★ your cousin finished university last year and has been trying to get a job for months. he goes for an important interview and doesn’t hear anything for 3 weeks. he feels hopeless. out of the blue, he gets a call from the company and he has got the job.
高三 Module 9
Unit 26Vocabulary and speakingUse some adjectives (from the key words box) to describe each person’s emotions in the pictures cross, irritated, angry, furious The man in the picture is depressed, disillusioned and let down.depressed, desperate, disappointedThe football player may feel sorry for himself and his fans.The woman in brown feel proud and delighted about what she has seen. The boy in the picture feel relieved and pleased. The woman in the picture is relaxed. words about people’s emotions relieved, nervous, proud, delighted, cross, overjoyed, stressed out, furious, insecure, determined, angry, peaceful, sorry for oneself/someone else, desperate, scared, depressed, shattered, horrified, relaxed, disillusioned, let down, surprised, disappointed, pleased, tired pleased, overjoyed, delighted
cross, angry, furious
relieved, peaceful, relaxed
insecure, nervous
depressed, disappointed, disillusioned, let down
stressed out, tired
desperate, sorry for oneself/someone else
horrified, scared, shattered, Which adjectives can be grouped together?Pleased (W), delighted (M), overjoyed (S)
cross (W), angry (M), furious (S)
peaceful (W), relaxed (M), relieved (S)
insecure (W), nervous (S)
let down (W), disappointed (M), disillusioned (S)
tired (W), stressed out (S)
sorry for oneself/someone else (W), desperate (S)
shattered (W), horrified (M), scared (S)Which ones have a weaker meaning? Which ones have a strong meaning and★ you have been practicing for your piano competition for months and finally the big day arrives. Unfortunately, you fall and sprain your wrist on the way to school so you cannot do the competition. You will have to wait till next year.What kinds of emotions would you go through at different stages (beforehand, during and afterwards) I would be really looking forward to it before the competition. And I would be very disappointed about what happened to me. some useful sentence patterns for you: It wouldn’t bother me much…
I would be looking forward to it.
I would feel a sense of …(satisfaction, /dread)
It would make me feel as if…Try to use as many adjectives as you can★ your father gets a promotion at work which he is very excited about as it means your family will have more money. but it also means moving to a new city and going to a new school. ★ your brother and sister-in-law ask you to look after their three pre-school children for the weekend while they go to a wedding. it turns out to be a wet, freezing weekend. ★ you fail an important exam because you haven’t done any studying. To make matters worse, all your friends seem to have passed with flying colors. ★ a boy that is always rude to you at school does very badly in a presentation. everybody laughs at him. ★ you are about to leave for a movie with all your friends when your mum burns her hand very badly on the stove. only you and your mum are at home. ★ you have finally got to play for the soccer team of your dreams. in the first 10 minutes of your first match you score a vital goal, only to have it disallowed by the referee a few seconds later. ★ your cousin finished university last year and has been trying to get a job for months. he goes for an important interview and doesn’t hear anything for 3 weeks. he feels hopeless. out of the blue, he gets a call from the company and he has got the job.