人教版高二英语选修7Unit 4 Sharing Writing课件(18张）
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课件18张PPT。Unit 4Unit 4
SharingTo learn to write to describe a person and his or her experienceRecall something about Dr Mary Murray, who worked as a volunteer with Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF).
A: Dr Mary Murray was a volunteer,
who worked with Medecins Sans
Frontieres (MSF). Pre-writingB: Dr Mary Murray once worked in a clinic in both Malawi and Sudan, which are developing countries in Africa.
C: Working conditions in the clinics in the Sudan were very terrible and challenging.D: Medecines Sans Frontieres (MSF) is an organization that provides free medical care to children in poor countries.Writing on Page 36Now write about Dr Murray for the school magazine. Write a paragraph on each topic below in the order shown. Remember to use time expressions.1. who she is
2. the reason why she joined MSF
3. what she did in Malawi
4. what she did in the Sudan
5. the effects on her of her experiences
6. her plans for the futureMeeting Dr Mary MurrayLast week I was lucky enough to meet Dr Mary Murray. She has been working as a doctor for the charity Medicines Sans Frontieres for almost ten years.Who she isShe joined MSF because all her life she has been eager to help people who might otherwise not get help.The reason why she joined MSFHer first assignment for MSF was to Malawi in 1997, where she worked with young children suffering from HIV/AIDS. She became very upset when she found that there were not enough medicines to cure the children and that so many died. Gradually she saw the situation improve.What she did in MailawiShe made the same commitment to the people of the Sudan when she worked there. But this time her problems were different. The climate and the basic conditions of the clinics made her life very challenging. But she could still laugh about some of her experiences. She admitted that “it’s amazing what you can do when you have no choice.”What she did in the SudanHer experiences make her grateful for what she has. She is very delighted that she can help people in need. She values her past experiences.The effects on her of her experiencesThe future seems full and satisfying for Dr Murray. She will be returning to the Sudan to work for MSF for another six months. Then her plans are uncertain. She hopes that it will include returning to work in Africa though.Her plans for the futureGood luck Dr Murray! The best wishes of NO. 6 Middle School, Jinan go with you. We hope you will keep in touch!Shanshan is an 11-year-old girl from
Gansu Province whose family cannot
afford to keep her at school. You have
just decided to sponsor her. Shanshan
loves practicing English. Write a short
letter to her in English.
SharingTo learn to write to describe a person and his or her experienceRecall something about Dr Mary Murray, who worked as a volunteer with Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF).
A: Dr Mary Murray was a volunteer,
who worked with Medecins Sans
Frontieres (MSF). Pre-writingB: Dr Mary Murray once worked in a clinic in both Malawi and Sudan, which are developing countries in Africa.
C: Working conditions in the clinics in the Sudan were very terrible and challenging.D: Medecines Sans Frontieres (MSF) is an organization that provides free medical care to children in poor countries.Writing on Page 36Now write about Dr Murray for the school magazine. Write a paragraph on each topic below in the order shown. Remember to use time expressions.1. who she is
2. the reason why she joined MSF
3. what she did in Malawi
4. what she did in the Sudan
5. the effects on her of her experiences
6. her plans for the futureMeeting Dr Mary MurrayLast week I was lucky enough to meet Dr Mary Murray. She has been working as a doctor for the charity Medicines Sans Frontieres for almost ten years.Who she isShe joined MSF because all her life she has been eager to help people who might otherwise not get help.The reason why she joined MSFHer first assignment for MSF was to Malawi in 1997, where she worked with young children suffering from HIV/AIDS. She became very upset when she found that there were not enough medicines to cure the children and that so many died. Gradually she saw the situation improve.What she did in MailawiShe made the same commitment to the people of the Sudan when she worked there. But this time her problems were different. The climate and the basic conditions of the clinics made her life very challenging. But she could still laugh about some of her experiences. She admitted that “it’s amazing what you can do when you have no choice.”What she did in the SudanHer experiences make her grateful for what she has. She is very delighted that she can help people in need. She values her past experiences.The effects on her of her experiencesThe future seems full and satisfying for Dr Murray. She will be returning to the Sudan to work for MSF for another six months. Then her plans are uncertain. She hopes that it will include returning to work in Africa though.Her plans for the futureGood luck Dr Murray! The best wishes of NO. 6 Middle School, Jinan go with you. We hope you will keep in touch!Shanshan is an 11-year-old girl from
Gansu Province whose family cannot
afford to keep her at school. You have
just decided to sponsor her. Shanshan
loves practicing English. Write a short
letter to her in English.