新标准综合英语1unit6市公开课一等奖百校联赛获奖课件.pptx

UNIT 6Shop till you drop!第1页Listening task Shopaholics of Our Times1.disorder12.continue23.desire34.Spulsive67.mental7Warming upWarming up第2页Shopaholism?Shopaholism is a kind of addiction,people who have it love shopping so much that they spend lots of money on something they do not need at all but only enjoy the feelings of buying.Warming upWarming up第3页Watch the video and discuss the questions:1.Are you a shopaholic?Do you always spend a lot of money on things you do not really need?2.Do you know some shopaholics in your life?What makes them become shopaholics do you think?3.What kind of difficulties shopaholics may meet?How to shop wisely?Warming upWarming up第4页Solutions:1.Make a list of things you need to buy before you shop every time and follow it to buy things.2.Pay with cash but your credit cards3.Find out some other activities Warming upWarming up第5页bargain 廉价廉价货货；廉价品；廉价品 purchase 购购置；置；购购得之物得之物 flea market 跳蚤市跳蚤市场场 refund 退款；退退款；退还还；赔偿赔偿 shopping mall 大型大型购购物中心物中心 thrift 节俭节俭；节约节约 warranty 确保；确保确保；确保书书receipt 收据收据 discount 折扣折扣 On Sale 特价特价New Arrival 新品新品Promotion 促促销销pickpocket 扒手扒手Chinsumer 中国中国购购物狂物狂Transumer 旅游旅游购购物狂物狂Warming upWarming up第6页Imjustlooking.当你走入一家店时，促销员都会问你想买什么，假如你还不知道你想买什么，这是对Can I help you findanything?最正确回答。Whereareyourfittingrooms?假如你看到中意衣服，当然要试穿一下，你就能够向售货员提出这个问题。然而在英国，你要问应该是changingrooms.Doesthiscomeinothercolors?假如你发觉你很喜欢某件商品，但想要不一样颜色，就问售货员这个问题。Warming upWarming up第7页Doyouhavethisinothersizes?你找到了绝佳假日服装，但却没找到你尺码!用上面问题问询售货员，他或她就有可能向你提供最适当着装。Doyouhaveanyoftheseinstock?你看到橱窗中有，不过商品区却没有这种商品。去问营业员是否有leftinstock，可能储备室还有些呢。CanIputthisonhold?不确定你是否找到了最好礼品?只要让售货员putitonhold，那么他们会将商品为你保留一到两天。那样话，在你继续处处看看时候那件商品也不至于马上消失。Warming upWarming up第8页Idlikeagiftreceiptforthis.依据你要求，大多数商店能够提供一张giftreceipt，上面没有任何价钱。所以，假如你朋友以为你礼品不适当，他或她能够随时调换。不过，假如不这么话，他们将永远不知道你付了多少钱!CanIgetapricecheckforthis?找不到你看商品价格?那就问售货员这个问题，他或她会为你查价格。Whatsyourreturnpolicy?在你买礼品之前，要问清楚售货员你买东西可不能够退或怎样能够换。Doyouprovidegift-wrapping?没有时间为你买礼品包装?别着急，许多商店为他们用户尤其是在繁忙假日期间提供包装服务。Warming upWarming up第9页 Work in pairs.Look at the title of the passage and answer the questions.1 Which of the two expressions sounds like an illness?2 Which one sounds like something that does you good?3 How can shopping do you good?4 How can shopping be bad for you?Warming upWarming up第10页1Whichofthetwoexpressionssoundslikeanillness?Shopaholism sounds like an illness because its a bit like alcoholism.2Whichonesoundslikesomethingthatdoesyougood?Therapies improve our health.This expression is used jokingly.If a friend is rather depressed,one might say,“Looks like you need a little retail therapy.Lets go and do some shopping!”Warming upWarming up第11页3Howcanshoppingdoyougood?It can take ones mind off other things and lift ones spirits with the pleasure of obtaining something new.4Howcanshoppingbebadforyou?One can spend more than one should.Warming upWarming up第12页 Work in pairs.Look at the title of the passage and answer the questions.1 Which of the two expressions sounds like an illness?2 Which one sounds like something which does you good?3 How can shopping do you good?4 How can shopping be bad for you?Now read the passage and decide whether the passage is about retail therapy or shopaholism.Warming upWarming up第13页Text Organization 1Text Comprehension 2第14页Text Organization Itisamagazineornewspaperarticleforgeneralreaders,SoWhatrequirementsdoesthisarticlehave?1.Easytounderstandforgeneralreaders2.EasytogetthemainpointUnderstandabletitleEasyexamplesoranecdotesTopicsentencedirectly第15页Some problem solution mode RaiseaquestionAnalyzeitSolveit第16页Retail Therapy or Shopaholism1Lindaiscomingoutofthedepartmentstorewithfiveorsixbags.Shessmilingbroadly,lookingforalltheworld like Carrie in Sex and the City,eventhough shesnot in New York but in London,England.“When I seesomethingI like,I havetobuyit,”shesays,“Ihavetogeteverysinglecolour.Butmyrealweaknessisshoes.”Text Comprehension 第17页2Back home in Manchester,Kate has twodozenbagsofclothesinherbedroom,allwiththelabels stillattached.“I usually wear the sameclothes to work,sothat my colleagues wontrealizehowmuchishiddenawayathome,”sheconfesses.第18页3CarinainLondongoestothemallfiveorsixtimesaweek.“IgetarealbuzzwhenIhandovermy credit card,”she says.“Theres nothingcomparabletothefeelingofpowerandimportanceIgetwhenIgoshopping.”第19页4So is this retail therapy,or is it more like shopaholism?Mostpeopleliketogoshoppingsometimes,but its not good when someone lovesshopping so much that they go into debt or worse,bankrupt.And the signs are shoes which have neverbeenwornorclotheswhicharestillwrapped.第20页5Psychologists see shopaholism as an addictionwhich can benefit from treatment.The symptomsincludebehaviourwhichisadaptedtoavoidreality,aloss of control,an illusion of freedom,or acombinationofallthree.Andofcourse,temptationiseverywhere.Ifyoudonthavetimetogotothemall,therearemanyotherwaystoshoptillyoudrop,suchas home shopping on the television,mail ordercataloguesandbuyingonline.第21页6Andtheresult?Financialproblems,shameandregret.7Researchsuggeststhatshopaholismisaglobalproblem,claimingthat90percentofshopaholicsarewomen.Itsestimatedthatinall,10percentofallwomenaroundtheworldareaffected,eachwithaveragedebtsof8,000.第22页Itusuallybeginsintheirearly20swhentheyhavetheirfirstjobandareearningmoneyforthefirsttime,andgraduallyoverthenextfewyears,thedebtsaccumulate.Mencanalsobeaddictedtoshopping,notforclothesbutforcars,toolsandelectronicgoods.8So why do we love shopping so much?Onereasonisthatshoppingappearstobeattractiveandexciting.Its estimated that the fashion-consciousVictoria Beckham spends 100,000 yearly onshopping.Sarah Jessica Parker,the actress whoplays Carrie in Sex and the City,admits to owningabout100pairsofManoloBlahnikshoes,eachpaircosting somewhere between$300 and$1,000.So-called WAGs(wives and girlfriends of footballers)became famous during the World Cup in Germanywhensixofthemspent57,000onclothesandshoesinjustonehour.第24页9Anotherreasonisthatmany18-to24year-oldsshop to reduce stress.Sometimes lonely,anxious,angryorlackinginlove,atypicalshopaholiccomfortsherself with shopping excursions,proving to theworldthat“Shesworthit.”Afurtherfactoristheeaseofobtainingcredittoday.Beforethe1970severyoneused cash to buy everything,and women couldntevenborrowmoneyontheirown.Buttodayitsthenormtohaveacreditcard,anditsacceptabletobeindebt.Whatsmore,usingacreditcarddoesntfeellikespendingrealmoney.第25页10So what can you do if you think youre ashopaholic?First,you need to admit you have aproblem.Look for reasons why you like shopping somuch.Are you shopping because something else ismissinginyourlife?Areyourrelationshipsinneedofattention?Is your marriage in a bad way?Did yourparents value material goods more than emotions?Thenyouneedtofindsomeotheractivitywhichgivesyou pleasure.And finally,when you have to goshopping,makealistofwhatyouneedanddontbuyanythingelse.Paywithcashanddestroyallyourcreditcards,exceptoneforemergencieswhichyoushouldgivetoafriendtolookafterforyou.第26页1111Linda,Linda,KateKate andand CarinaCarina areare notnot exceptions.exceptions.TheyreTheyre likelike manymany womenwomen allall overover thethe world,world,allall withwithstoriesstories whichwhich havehave aa happyhappy beginningbeginning butbut endend inindespair.despair.AndAnd likelike allall addictsaddicts onon thethe roadroad toto recovery,recovery,theytakeitonetheytakeitone dayatatimedayatatime.第27页broadly ad.1)(smiling)widelyandopenly（笑容）开怀地2)in general and with the exception of minordetails广泛地；普遍地Translate the following into Chinese:1.WhenIenteredtheclassroom,hewasgrinningbroadly.我走进教室时候，他正咧着嘴开心地笑呢。2.Broadlyspeaking,therisksareasfollows.大致上说，风险大致以下。Wordfamily:broada.broadnessn.broadenv.第28页label n.&vt.1 n.apieceofpaperormaterialfastenedtoanobjectthatgivesinformationaboutit标签；签条e.g.Accordingtothesymbolonthelabel,thissweatershouldbewashedbyhand.依据标签上符号,这件针织套衫应该用手洗。2.vt.putalabelonanobject给加标签（或标识）e.g.Shelabelledalltheboxesofthebookscarefully.她在全部书箱上都仔细地贴上了标签。Label thevideocassetteswiththenameanddate第29页comparable a.equal to sth.else in quality orimportance（质量或主要性）比得上，能够相提并论Translate the following into Chinese:1.TreesinautumncoloursinSwitzerlandiscomparable totheautumnfoliageinJapan.2.Hispoetryishardlycomparable withShakespeares.Wordfamily:Wordfamily:comparecomparev.v.Anonym:Anonym:incomparableincomparable第30页addiction n.C,U(to)astrongneedorwishtospend as much time as possible doing aparticular activity;a strong need that someonefeelstoregularlytakeanillegalorharmfuldrug入迷，癖好；毒瘾e.g.1.TheuseoftheInternetcanbeanaddictionlikealcoholismordruguse.使用因特网会上瘾，就像酗酒或吸毒。2.There are many people who have formed an addiction to shopping.很多人都有购物癖。第31页addicteda.(-to)enjoyingaparticularactivityverymuch and spending as much time as you candoingit;unabletostoptakinganillegalorharmfuldrug入迷；上瘾e.g.1.Shes addicted to video games,which makeshermotherangryattimes.她痴迷玩电脑（电视）游戏，这让她妈妈有时很生气。2.Shebecame addicted toalcoholanddietpills.她变得酗酒，而且对减肥药片上了瘾。第32页illusion n.Workinpairsandtranslatethesentences.Life is only illusion.This is an illusion.afalseorwrongbelieforidea浮生若梦。这是一个错觉。disillusionvt./n.As she grew older,Laura became increasingly disillusioned with politics.第33页combination n.C1)an object or process that unites different uses,functions,oringredients组合体；混合体e.g.1.The company is working on a new product in combination withseveraloverseaspartners.2.Thefamilysreactionwasalwaysa combination of shock and joy.那全家人反应总是惊喜交集。那全家人反应总是惊喜交集。该企业联合几家海外合作搭档共同研发一个新产品该企业联合几家海外合作搭档共同研发一个新产品。第34页2)aseriesofnumbersorlettersusedforoperatingacombinationlock密码（组合）e.g.Iveforgottenthecombination.我忘了密码了。Wordfamily:binativea.第35页claim vt.1)statethatsth.istrue,eventhoughithasnotbeenproved声称，主张；断言e.g.MadonnaandMichaelJacksonarefamous,butwhowouldclaimthattheirfansfindlifemoreabundant?(CET-12)麦当娜与迈克尔杰克逊都是名人，但谁又能声称他们“粉丝”会发觉自己生活更充实丰富呢？2)statethatyouhavearighttosomethingortotakesth.thatbelongstoyou（指作为权利）声称拥有，认领e.g.Eachofthetwocountriesclaimed the territory.这两个国家都声称对这块土地持拥有权。第36页形似词填空：acclaim;exclaim;reclaim;proclaim1.Hecannothelp_athowmuchhissonhasgrown.2.Shedidnot_herintention.3.Hisachievementsearnedhimthe_ofthescientificcommunity.4.Youmustpresentthisticketwhenyou_yourluggage.欢呼；喝彩欢呼；喝彩 叫喊；大声说叫喊；大声说公布；宣告公布；宣告要求偿还要求偿还,收回收回,开垦开垦exclaimingexclaimingproclaimproclaimacclaimacclaimreclaimreclaim第37页ease n.theabilitytodosth.easily轻易，不费劲；轻松e.g.Max went into a second examination,andpassedwith perfect ease.马克斯进入了第二轮考试，毫不费劲就经过了。at ease:confidentandrelaxede.g.Hewasmoreat easeintheclassroomthanonapoliticalplatform.他在教室里比在政治舞台上更自在。ill at ease:notconfidentorrelaxedput someone at ease:tomakesomeonewhoisnervousfeelmorerelaxed第38页acceptable a.acceptablebehaviorisconsideredmorallygoodorsociallygoodenough(行为)可接收e.g.Pleasegiveusanearlyreplyifthisproposalisacceptabletoyou.请早些回复我们你们是否能接收此提议。v.+able 表示“能够”，“有能力”e.g.eatable（能够吃）suitable（适当）bearable（可容忍）debatable（可争议）breakable（易碎）drinkable（可饮用）Wordfamily:acceptv.第39页for(all)the world:(usedforemphasis)inallrespects;precisely用于加强语气完全，不论怎样，不论怎样e.g.1.Youlookforalltheworldlikeyourmother.你简直就像跟你母亲是一个模子里刻出来一样。2.Iwontgiveupforalltheworld.我是决不会放弃。第40页hand over:give someone or something tosomeoneelsetotakecareofortocontrol 交出e.g.WhenMr.Jonesgetsold,hewillhandoverhisbusinesstohisson.琼斯先生上年纪时候，将把生意交给他儿子。Morephrases：handinhandouthanduphandinhand上交，交上去上交，交上去上交，交上去散发，分发散发，分发举手，举起手来举手，举起手来手拉手，同时并存手拉手，同时并存第41页go/get/run into debt:getinto asituationinwhichyouowemoneytootherpeople负债e.g.Itismucheasiertorunintodebtthantogetoutofit.欠债轻易还债难。第42页Youget into debt byspendingmoremoneythanyouhave;soyouendupin debt andthedebtsmayaccumulate.Youcanget out of debt bypaying off orrepayingwhatyouowe.Ifthecreditors(thepeopleorcompaniestowhomyouowemoney)decidethatyounolongerneedtopay,thenthe debt is written off,or cancelled.The “credit crunch”,in whichAmericanandEuropeanbanksfoundtheycouldntpay their debts tootherbanksandhadbeenover-lendingbygivingmortgagestopeoplewhodidnothave the means to pay,shows how heavily someWesternsocietieshavereliedonsystemsofdebt.第43页in all:whenthewholeofanamountornumberisincluded总共e.g.OnthefirstdayoftheWorldExposition,therewere3.5millionvisitorsinall.all in all:consideringeverypartofasituation 普通来说，总来说e.g.Allinall,herconditionisgreatlyimproved.世博会第一天，总参观人数达世博会第一天，总参观人数达3535万。万。总说来，她健康情况大大好转。总说来，她健康情况大大好转。第44页Carrie 卡丽（人名）ItisthenameofacharacterinSexandtheCity.Seealso:Characters in Sex and the City第45页Victoria Beckham amemberofthebandtheSpiceGirlsandalsothe wife of the famous football player DavidBeckham.She is a fashion icon with a lust forfame.第46页Sarah Jessica Parker(born on March 25,1965)anAmericanfilm,televisionand theater actress andproducer.Sheisbestknown for her leading roleasCarrieBradshawonthetelevision series Sex and the City,forwhichshewonfourGoldenGlobeAwards,two Screen Actors GuildAwards and two EmmyAwards.第47页Manolo BlahnikaSpanishbornfashiondesignerandfounderofthe self-named,high-heel shoe label.They arehighlyexpensivewomensshoes,andarecalled“thenobles”oftheshoes.第48页Characters in Sex and the CityCarrieBradshawCarrieBradshawisaNewisaNewYorknewspapercolumnistYorknewspapercolumnistandlater,writerforandlater,writerforVogueVogue.CarriehasbeendescribedCarriehasbeendescribedassomeonewhoassomeonewholives for lives for fashion,fashion,andhasandhasconfessedtobuyingVogueconfessedtobuyingVogueinsteadofdinner.insteadofdinner.第49页MirandaHobbesMirandaHobbesisaisacareer-mindedlawyercareer-mindedlawyerwithextremelycynicalwithextremelycynicalviewsonrelationshipsviewsonrelationshipsandmen.sheisCarriesandmen.sheisCarriesbestfriend,confidante,bestfriend,confidante,andvoiceofreason.Sheandvoiceofreason.Sheisworkaholic,butsheisworkaholic,butsheeventuallyfindsawaytoeventuallyfindsawaytobalancecareer,beingbalancecareer,beingsingle,andmotherhood.single,andmotherhood.第50页CharlotteYorkCharlotteYorkisanartdealerandSmithCollegeisanartdealerandSmithCollegegraduate(whereshewasamemberofKappagraduate(whereshewasamemberofKappaGamma)withaConnecticutblue-bloodedGamma)withaConnecticutblue-bloodedupbringing.Sheisthemostconservativeandupbringing.Sheisthemostconservativeandtraditionalofthegroup,placingmoreemphasistraditionalofthegroup,placingmoreemphasisonemotionallovethanlust,andisalwaysonemotionallovethanlust,andisalwayssearchingforherknightinshiningsearchingforherknightinshiningarmor.armor.第51页SamanthaSamantha isis thethe eldesteldest ofof thethe fourfour friendsfriends andand sheshehashas herher ownown public-relationspublic-relations pany.SheShe isis thethemostmost promiscuouspromiscuous ofof thethe fourfour sincesince mostmost ofof herherstorylinesrevolvearoundthefrequentsexshehas.storylinesrevolvearoundthefrequentsexshehas.第52页 Sex and the CitySex and the CitywaswasanAmericancabletelevisionanAmericancabletelevisionprogrambasedonthenovelprogrambasedonthenovelofthesamenamebyofthesamenamebyCandaceBushnell.CandaceBushnell.Set in Set in New York City,the show New York City,the show focuses on the sex lives of focuses on the sex lives of four female best friends four female best friends Carrie,Samantha,Charlotte Carrie,Samantha,Charlotte and Miranda