【湖南师大内部资料】高二英语课件：（牛津译林版）m6-u2 word power
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课件31张PPT。word poweremotions
高二 英语Module6 Unit2授课教师 刘淑英BrainstormingWhat words occur to you when we talk about emotions? happyhappinesssadness sadanger angryshyness shy shock shocked depressiondepressedfearfearfulregret regretfulBrainstormingWhat words do you know can express happiness?
Apart from happiness, what other types of emotions do you know?Pair workCollect words to express happiness, anger, sadness, fear in pairs.Words describing happiness:
Adjective forms:
Noun forms:joyful, happy, delighted, merry, pleased, content, satisfied, excitedExtensionjoy,happiness,delight,merriness,pleasurecontentment,satisfaction,excitementWords describing anger:
Noun forms:
Adjective forms:anger, furyangry,furiousWords describing sadness:
Adjective forms:
Noun forms:
sad, depressed, gloomy,
sorrowful, frustratedsadness,depression,gloom,sorrow,frustrationWords describing fear:
Adjective forms:
Noun forms:fearful, scared, frightened fear,scare,frightLet’s practice!A.
B.NounsAdjectivesconcernjoydelightregretshockconcernedjoyfuldelightedregretfulshockedfearfearfulscarescaredAdjectivesNounsanxietysorrowsadnessworrypleasuredepressionfrightAdjectivesNounsjealousycontentmentfrustrationfurymerrinessgloomLet's learn !2. He is extremely irritable(易怒的)—he flies off the handle at the slightest thing.to get angry suddenlyIdioms for emotions1.The whole team were over the moon at winning the match.to be extremely happy3. She’s a bit down in the dumps because she’s got to take her exams again.to be unhappy or depressed4. A: Was Helen pleased about getting the job?
B: Pleased? More than that. She was on cloud nine.to be extremely happy or excited6. Feeling blue? Don’t you know who to talk to? Phone Depression Hotline, 24 hours a day.to feel slightly sad5. Finding his son cheating him, he was hot under the collar.to be very angry7.Don’t argue with someone who is hot blooded .
8. Our class has won the first place in the competition ,so all of us feel over the moon
(on cloud nine ).
(angry)(extremely happy)
9.He got very hot under the collar when I asked him where he had been all day.
10. He has been down in the dumps lately. How I hope he will be soon cheerful again!
(angry)（depressed)sad eco-activity emotions happyangryemotionshot under
the collarfly off
the handleover the
moonon cloud
ninedown in the dumpsfeel blue A: colours related to emotions1 . She has felt blue since her boyfriend left for Europe.
2. The other boys were green with envy
when Joe bought a new car.
3. He is in a black mood because he has
lost his job recently.
4. It always causes me to see red whenever he tells a lie.(sad)(very jealous)(depressed)(be angry) One student act out the emotional word given on a piece of paper, let the others guess what it is. Let's guess!Preview the grammar on P24.Thank you!
高二 英语Module6 Unit2授课教师 刘淑英BrainstormingWhat words occur to you when we talk about emotions? happyhappinesssadness sadanger angryshyness shy shock shocked depressiondepressedfearfearfulregret regretfulBrainstormingWhat words do you know can express happiness?
Apart from happiness, what other types of emotions do you know?Pair workCollect words to express happiness, anger, sadness, fear in pairs.Words describing happiness:
Adjective forms:
Noun forms:joyful, happy, delighted, merry, pleased, content, satisfied, excitedExtensionjoy,happiness,delight,merriness,pleasurecontentment,satisfaction,excitementWords describing anger:
Noun forms:
Adjective forms:anger, furyangry,furiousWords describing sadness:
Adjective forms:
Noun forms:
sad, depressed, gloomy,
sorrowful, frustratedsadness,depression,gloom,sorrow,frustrationWords describing fear:
Adjective forms:
Noun forms:fearful, scared, frightened fear,scare,frightLet’s practice!A.
B.NounsAdjectivesconcernjoydelightregretshockconcernedjoyfuldelightedregretfulshockedfearfearfulscarescaredAdjectivesNounsanxietysorrowsadnessworrypleasuredepressionfrightAdjectivesNounsjealousycontentmentfrustrationfurymerrinessgloomLet's learn !2. He is extremely irritable(易怒的)—he flies off the handle at the slightest thing.to get angry suddenlyIdioms for emotions1.The whole team were over the moon at winning the match.to be extremely happy3. She’s a bit down in the dumps because she’s got to take her exams again.to be unhappy or depressed4. A: Was Helen pleased about getting the job?
B: Pleased? More than that. She was on cloud nine.to be extremely happy or excited6. Feeling blue? Don’t you know who to talk to? Phone Depression Hotline, 24 hours a day.to feel slightly sad5. Finding his son cheating him, he was hot under the collar.to be very angry7.Don’t argue with someone who is hot blooded .
8. Our class has won the first place in the competition ,so all of us feel over the moon
(on cloud nine ).
(angry)(extremely happy)
9.He got very hot under the collar when I asked him where he had been all day.
10. He has been down in the dumps lately. How I hope he will be soon cheerful again!
(angry)（depressed)sad eco-activity emotions happyangryemotionshot under
the collarfly off
the handleover the
moonon cloud
ninedown in the dumpsfeel blue A: colours related to emotions1 . She has felt blue since her boyfriend left for Europe.
2. The other boys were green with envy
when Joe bought a new car.
3. He is in a black mood because he has
lost his job recently.
4. It always causes me to see red whenever he tells a lie.(sad)(very jealous)(depressed)(be angry) One student act out the emotional word given on a piece of paper, let the others guess what it is. Let's guess!Preview the grammar on P24.Thank you!