综合教程1Unit1Neversaygoodbye市公开课一等奖百校联赛获奖课件.pptx

As the inner life is,so will be the language.言为心声。言为心声。第1页书中三昧，光华万千。书中三昧，光华万千。To learn to read is to light a fire;every syllable that is spelled out is a spark.第2页第3页IntroduceYourselfReadsomeoftheprofilesthatpeoplehavewrittentointroducethemselves.Imagine putting an ad on one of thewebsite.Whatwouldbeyour“catchphrase,”andhowwouldyouintroduceyourself?第4页Writeyouradwithoutyour name onit.Collectalltheadsfromtheclassandputtheminabox.Haveeachpersonpickanad,readitaloud,andguesswhowroteit.IntroduceYourself第5页Never Say GoodbyeMichelle Shao,Faculty of Foreign StudiesUnit 1 第6页ContentsPre-reading question1Global reading2Detailed understanding 3Post-reading activities4After-class assignment5第7页When will you say goodbye？Lovers departureFriends leavingFamilys passing awayBeing away from hometownYour past/history第8页Ways of saying goodbye第9页 goodbye/bye see you(see again soon,for young)so long(do not meet again for long time)have a nice day/a good weekend/a great time(for friends,family member)nice meeting you(for friends met for the first time)第10页 later/catch you later(see again soon,for young)take care(for friends,family member)farewell(告别，永别，告别演唱会告别，永别，告别演唱会/送别会送别会)old-fashioned the action of saying goodbyefarewell party/dinner/drink etcA Farewell to Arms(1929)by Ernest Hemingway第11页In Traditional ChineseCan you recall any Chinese poems which describe the scene or feeling of saying goodbye?第12页别董大别董大 高适高适 千里黄云白日曛，北风吹雁雪纷纷。千里黄云白日曛，北风吹雁雪纷纷。莫愁前路无知己，天下谁人不识君。莫愁前路无知己，天下谁人不识君。第13页送友人送友人 李白李白 青山横北郭，白水绕东城。青山横北郭，白水绕东城。此地一为别，孤蓬万里征。此地一为别，孤蓬万里征。浮云游子意，落日故人情。浮云游子意，落日故人情。挥手自兹去，萧萧班马鸣。挥手自兹去，萧萧班马鸣。第14页送杜十四之江南送杜十四之江南 孟浩然孟浩然 荆吴相接水为乡，君去春江正渺茫。荆吴相接水为乡，君去春江正渺茫。日暮征帆何处泊？天涯一望断人肠。日暮征帆何处泊？天涯一望断人肠。第15页Warm-up discussionvHow did you feel when you left your hometown for the university?vHas your family ever moved from one place to another?vIf you have,how did you feel when you were going to be away from the old house for good?第16页vHave you ever attended a funeral of someone you knew very well?v If you have,what were you thinking when you saw him for the last time?vsadvheart breakingvanguishvdepressedvscaredWarm-up discussion第17页FUN WITH NEW WORDSFUN WITH NEW WORDS第18页In this part,you will read some words one by one.After that,you have 1 minute to memorize them.第19页ROUND ROUND ONEONE第20页anguishconfrontconspicuouslygracefullygravelyhavenhoarsekneelporchshuddersummonn.极度痛苦极度痛苦v.使面对使面对adv.显著地显著地adv.优雅地优雅地adv.严重地严重地n.避难所避难所adj.嘶哑嘶哑v.下跪下跪n.门廊门廊v.发抖发抖v.召集召集Read the following words one by oneYou have one minute to memorize them第21页anguishconfrontconspicuouslygracefullygravelyhavenhoarsekneelporchshuddersummonn.极度痛苦极度痛苦v.使面对使面对adv.显著地显著地adv.优雅地优雅地adv.严重地严重地n.避难所避难所adj.嘶哑嘶哑v.下跪下跪n.门廊门廊v.发抖发抖v.召集召集Please tell the Chinese meaning as fast as possible第22页anguishconfrontconspicuouslygracefullygravelyhavenhoarsekneelporchshuddersummonn.极度痛苦极度痛苦v.使面对使面对adv.显著地显著地adv.优雅地优雅地adv.严重地严重地n.避难所避难所adj.嘶哑嘶哑v.下跪下跪n.门廊门廊v.发抖发抖v.召集召集Please tell the English words as fast as possible第23页ROUND ROUND TWOTWO第24页bring backhand in handhave sth.in commonlaughter and tearslock sth.awaywell up stare off into回想起来回想起来手拉手手拉手有共同之处有共同之处欢乐与悲伤欢乐与悲伤把把锁藏起来锁藏起来涌上来涌上来把目光移开转而凝视把目光移开转而凝视第25页Now you have the English words,can you tell their Chinese meaning?laughter and tearshand in handwell up lock sth.awaybring backhave sth.in commonstare off into欢乐与悲伤欢乐与悲伤手拉手手拉手涌上来涌上来把把锁藏起来锁藏起来回想起来回想起来有共同之处有共同之处把目光移开转而凝视把目光移开转而凝视第26页The essayMainmodesofwriting:v NarrationvDescriptionvArgumentationvExpositionvWhattypeofwritingisthisessay?第27页How to develop a piece of narration?DefinitionItistogiveanaccountofaneventoraseriesofevents.Initsbroadestsense,narrativewritingincludesstories,realorimaginary,biographies,histories,newsitems,andnarrativepoems.第28页Key elements in a narrativeNarrativeContextSelection of details OrganizationPoint of view Purpose 第29页ContextvTry to locate the context of the essay.(when,where,who,what)vWhen:the author was between 10 to 12 years oldvWhere:in the authors big old housevWho:the author,his grandfathervWhat:The author was to leave his big old house.His grandfather told him“never say goodbye”.第30页Selection of Detailsv Find some details Theauthorhadtomovefromthehomewherehesbeenlivingeversince.Grandpatoldmeaboutthehisstoryofsayinggoodbye(tohisfirstson).Imetgrandpaforthelasttimeandbidfarewelltohisgrandfather.第31页OrganizationvHow are the events of the essay arranged?achronologicalorderwithaflashbackinthemiddlepart(p10-12)Someclueswhen I was ten,When the final day came,I continued to,a year and half later,then,when it came to my turn,a long,long time ago,one day,第32页Part divisionPart1Part1 Part2Part2Part3Part3Para.1-Para.4 Theproblemthattheauthorconfrontedwith.Para.5-Para.13 Grandpasillustrationofneversayinggoodbye.Para.14-Para.20 Lossoftheauthorsgrandpa&understandingofhismessage第33页description of eyesvcontinued to look into his(grandfather)facevlooked at the flower vlooked up to see my grandfathervstared off into the apple trees v(his eyes)met mine againvsaw my grandfathers tears,never seen him cryv(his eyes)were closed v(his eyes)slowly opened v(his eyes)closed again 第34页Opinion(Main idea)vSummary Thestorytoldbytheauthorisabouthowhis_,withhis_,helpedhimto_whenhewasaboutto_,andinformedhimthetruthofhisadvicethatoneshould_tothosewhoweredeartohim.Themessageconveysthemessagethatweshouldnever_to_,weshouldalwaysbe_,andthatweshouldalwaysremember_inourlivesandcherish_.grandfatherownlifeexperienceovercomethesadnessleavehisoldhouseneversaygoodbyegiveinbitternessorsadnessfirmandstrong-willedrememberthehappymomentsfriendship第35页Detailed readingDetailed reading1.befacedwithorhavetodealwithWheneverweareconfrontedwithanydifficulties,weshouldntgiveupwhatwearedoing.2.forcetodealwithoracceptthetruthof;bringfacetofacewithcollocation:be confronted with;confront sb.with sth.Synonyms:encounter,facePara.1confront:vt.anguish:n.anguishedadj.Synonyms:unhappiness,discomfort,pain,suffering第36页Detailed readingDetailed readingPara.1v Mywholelife,briefasitwas,hadbeenspentinthatbigoldhouse,gracefullytouchedwiththelaughterandtearsoffourgenerations.Asinversion(Emphasis)asS.E.g.Poorashewas,hewashonest.Hardashetried,wecontinuedourjourney.第37页Detailed readingDetailed reading1.inanattractivelyandeffortlesslyfineandsmoothmannerThefigureskaterglidedgracefullyontheice.2.inawaythatshowswillingnesstobehavefairlyandhonorablyTherequestwasgracefullyrefused.grace,graceful,gracefulnesswith(a)bad/(an)illgrace勉强地withagoodgrace高兴地，欣然地Para.1gracefully:adv.第38页Detailed readingDetailed readingcomparisongracious:graceful:1)Hisrefusalwaswordedinsucha(graceful,gracious)waythatheoffendednobody.2)Hewasmost_(graceful,gracious)toeveryone,smilingandthankingthem.Para.1(ofapersonorbehavior)kind,politeandgenerousshowingapleasingbeautyorform,movementormanner;pleasantinbothstyleandattitude第39页Detailed readingDetailed reading1.putoneshandontosth./sb.2.haveaneffectononesfeeling;causeonetofeelpity,sympathy,etc.Theenvironmentalproblemstouchusall.be touched withhaveacertainamountofaquality.Herhairistouchedwithgrey.她头发有些斑白。gracefullytouched with touched with laughterandtearsoffourgenerations.touched,touchingPara.1touch:vt.&vi.第40页Detailed readingDetailed readingPara.2-4v ComprehensionWhydidtheauthorshudderandshedtearswhenthefinaldaycame?Whydidhisgrandpaadvisehimnottousetheword“goodbye”tofriends?第41页haven:n.aplaceofcalmandsafetyaofpeace/calm/tranquilitysafehaven避风港taxhaven避税场所ametaphorTheschoollibraryisalittlehavenofpeaceandquiet.Thisplaceisatouristshaven.Detailed readingDetailed readingPara.2-4第42页haven第43页porchvAn entrance built out from a house or church第44页porch第45页Detailed readingDetailed readingshakeuncontrollablyforamoment,esp.fromfear,coldordislike collocation:shudderat/withSheshudderedatthesightofthedeadbody.她一看到那具尸体就不寒而栗。Para.1shudder:vi.Para.2-4第46页Detailed readingDetailed readingshakeuncontrollablyforamoment,esp.fromfear,coldordislikecomparisonvshiver,tremble,shake,shuddershiver,tremble,shake,shuddershiver:toshakeslightly(fromcoldorfear)tremble:toshakeslightlyandinvoluntarily(fromfear,cold,upset,etc.)shake:tomovequicklyandoftenstronglyfromsidetosideorupanddown(vt.&vi.)shudder:lessnoticeabletoanonlookerPara.1shudder:vi.Para.2-4第47页Detailed readingDetailed readingPara.2-4v well:vi.well:vi.(ofliquid)floworstarttoflowShewassomovedthathertearswelled(up,forth,out)inhereyes.vreston/uponreston/uponleanon;besupportedbyheadrestononeshand(s)bebasedon;begroundedon;dependonYourargumentrestsonastatementthatcantbeproved.第48页v through ones tears:with tears in ones eyes；while shedding tears第49页Detailed readingDetailed reading1.looksteadilyforalongtime,e.g.ingreatsurpriseorshock.2.beveryplaintosee;beobviousTheliesinthereportstaredoutatusfromeveryparagraph.collocation:stareoffstopwatchingsthandlookatelse(esp.fartheraway)steadilystaresb.down/out盯得某人局促不安staresb.intosilence瞪得某人哑口无言staresb.upanddown上下端详某人staresb.intheface近在眼前Para.1stare:vi.Para.2-4第50页1.lookatsth.inacertaindirection2.totrytofindoutthetruthaboutaproblem,crimeetcinordertosolveit(=investigate)Policearelookingintothedisappearanceoftwochildren.1.Holdingeachothershand2.HappeningtogetherandcloselyconnectedTheoryandpracticemustgohandinhand.Para.5-9Detailed readingDetailed readinglook intohand in hand第51页Similar structures:(N.+Prep.+N.)sidebysidedaybydaystepbysteplittlebylittleonebyonewordbywordPara.5-9Detailed readingDetailed readinghand in handallinallfacetofaceneckandneckeyeballtoeyeballtoothfortoothhearttoheart第52页a huge red rosebushOpopinionShshapeAageCcolorOoriginMmaterialDetailed readingDetailed reading第53页Exercises1Shehasa_jacket(leather，brown，beautiful)2Hehasa_car.(American，long，red)3Theyliveina_house.(old，beautiful)4Wehavea_table.(antique,small，wooden)1beautifulbrownleatherjacket.2longredAmericancar.3beautifuloldhouse.4smallantiquewoodentable.第54页Para.5-Para.9Kneeling,hepulledmeclose.It isnt just the roses that are beautiful,Billy its that special place in your heart that makes them so.”Howdoyouunderstandthissentence?vCorrespondenceofeastandwest情人眼里出西施。Beautyisintheeyesofthebeholder.我见青山多妩媚，料青山、见我应如是。辛弃疾贺新郎第55页Hiseyesmetmineagain.Billy,I planted these roses a long,long time ago before your mother was even a dream.Paraphrasetheitalicizedsentence.Para.10-12Detailed readingDetailed reading第56页1.takewhatonelikesorconsidersbest,ormostsuitablefromagroupThepoliceaskedhimifhecouldpick(out)thekillerfromaseriesofphotos.2.gather;pullorbreakoff(partofaplant)fromatreeorplantTheyspentthesummerpickingstrawberries.3.Takeuporremovesth.separatelyorbitbybitusingfingers,abeak,apointedinstrument,etcrefertothebestthingsorpeopleinaparticulargroup.Theboysherearethepickofhighschoolsfootballplayers.Detailed readingDetailed readingpick vt.n.第57页comparison:choose,select,pickchoose:Itstressesachoiceofthebest suited betweenoramongthingsunderconsideration,whichistheresultofones judgment.Shechosetheskirtbecauseitscolorwasjustrightfortheseason.select:Itstressesachoiceofsth.besttooneslikingordesireamongmanythingspresentthrough careful examination and discrimination,withaviewtoagivenpurpose.Youmayselectwhateveryoulikeasthebirthdaygift.Pick:aninformalwordandasynonymtoselect.Marypickedaredskirtbecauseshelikedred.Detailed readingDetailed readingpick vt.第58页exercises:choose,select,pickvIapieceoffluffoffmyshinyblacksuit.vAftercarefulcomparison,BeijingwasasthecitywheretheOlympicGamesweretobeheld.vMr.Johnsonwastoparticipateintheprojectbecauseofhisbeingafullyqualifiedengineer.Detailed readingDetailed readingpick vt._第59页(ofavoice)rough-sounding,asthoughthesurfaceofthethroatisrougherthanusual,e.g.whenthespeakerhasasorethroatYoullmakeyourselfhoarseifyoukeepshoutinglikethat!comparison:husky,harsh,thickhusky:(ofapersonsvoice)lowandrough,ofteninanattractive way,orbecauseofillnessShesgotanicehuskyvoiceverysexy.Harsh:unpleasanttolistentoThereisnoalternative,shesaidinaharshvoice.Thick:notasclearorhighasusual,forexamplebecauseoneisupset.Billsvoicewasthickandgruff.Detailed readingDetailed readinghoarse adj.第60页evil 1)n.agreatwickednessormisfortuneDetailed readingDrug-addictionisoneoftodaysgreatsocialevils.Theresalwaysaconflictbetweengoodandevilinhisplays.2)adj.immoral,cruel,orveryunpleasantItsabattleagainstthecountrysmostevilterrorists.synonyms:corrupt,vicious,wicked,maliciousantonyms:good,honest,moral,sinless第61页Para.13Grandpaslowlystoodup.“Donteversaygoodbye,Billy.Dontevergiveintothesadnessandthelonelinessofthatword.Iwantyoutorememberinsteadthejoyandthehappinessofthosetimeswhenyoufirstsaidhellotoafriend.Take the special hello and lock it away within you in that place in your heart where summer is an always time.When you and your friends must part,I want you to reach deep within you and bring back that first hello.”1.Whatdidtheauthorsgrandpameanbysaying“Donteversaygoodbye”?2.Paraphraseandtranslatetheitalicizedsentences.第62页lockup;putinasafeplaceandfastenthelock Shehadlockedhermoneyawaybeforeshewentawayonholiday.Lockitawaywithinyoubearitinyourmindandneverforgetit.similar structures:packsth.awayputsth.awaytucksth.away(havesth.hidden)betuckedawayDetailed readingDetailed readingPara.13lock sth.away第63页1.toseparatefromsomeone,orendarelationshipwiththemIhopewepartasfriends.partfrom;partcompany(withsb.)2.(vt./vi.)causesth.apartortomoveapartThewarpartedmanymenfromtheirfamilies.Tparison:separatevi.&vt.Detailed readingDetailed readingpart vi./vt.Para.13第64页Detailed readingDetailed readingPara.13bring back1.causetoreturn(physically/mentally)Hearingthesongbringsbacksomehappymemories.2.obtainandreturnwithCouldyoubringbacksomestampsformewhenyougotothepostoffice?3.starttodoorusesth.thatwasdoneorusedinthepastHewantstobringbacktheglamouroftheoldHollywoodfilms.第65页v Exercise:Detailed readingDetailed readinginonawayupwithbackinto1.Peoplearrivedatthesiteofthefireandbeganclearing_thedebris.2.Hethrewhimselfwholeheartedly_thefightagainstfascism.3.Thestorekeeperknewexactlywhereeverythingwasandcouldlayhishands_whathewantedinthedark.4.Thefireheatstheroom_withinminutes.5.IwrotetoDonnaseveralmonthsago,butshehasntwritten_yet.6.Thiscakesverylightcompared_thelastoneyoumade.7.Ivegotapain_myback.第66页translation 记住那个尤其问候，铭记于心，这么你内心就永远充满夏日般高兴和幸福。当你必须和朋友分离时，我希望你能于内心深处找回首次问候时喜悦。Take the special hello and lock it away within you in that place in your heart where summer is an always time.When you and your friends must part,I want you to read deep within you and bring back that first hello.”Para.13第67页vWhywasthefamilysummonedtotheoldhouse?vHowdidtheauthorknowhisgrandpawasgravelytired?vWhatdoyouthinkofthepartingbetweentheauthorandhisgrandfather?Detailed readingDetailed readingPara.14-20第68页Itwascalmandpleasantasiftheywereoldfriendsgreetingeachother.ItshowedthathisgrandfatheradoptedanoptimisticattitudestowardshisowndeathTheauthorbecamesostrong-willedasnottogiveintothesadness.What do you think of the parting between the author and his grandfather?第69页1.adj.dear2.n.apersonwhoisdearlylovedItisagiftfrommybeloved.bilvdHisbelovedwifedied.bilvidcollocation:bebelovedof/bylexicalknowledge:be-vBe+n.-v.befriendvBe+adj.-v.befoul;belittlevBe+v.-v.beloved;befall Detailed readingDetailed readingPara.14-20beloved第70页Iwasstandi