新视野大学英语第二册教学.pptVIP

新视野大学英语第二册教学课件 Section A Section A Studying Abroad Studying Abroad Unit 4 1. I saw Simon shortly before his departure for Russia. 2. His parents will depart for Hawaii tomorrow from Heathrow airport. 1.routine care 2. routine police inquiries 3.It is just a routine medical examination, nothing to get worried about. 4. A routine patrol 5. Routine duties 6. A routine conference Johns departure had upset their daily routine. 1. The college is (playing) host to a group of visiting Russian scientists. Oxford University Oxford University U.S. Military AcademyU.S. Military Academy Princeton University StanfordStanford UniversityUniversity Sen. Leland StanfordSen. Leland Stanford Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard University Harvard University 2. The Grand Hotel is playing host to this years sales conference.(= it is being held in this hotel.) 3. Japan played host to the First World Championship Grand Prix. 日本主办了第一次世界大奖赛。 1.The government is the highest authority in the country. 2. The local education / water authority. 3. The authorities in Spain have refused to allow him to enter the country. British police are cooperating with the Malaysian authorities. 3) She now has authority over the people she used to take orders from. 1.grant a scholarship to a student 2. she was finally granted an exit visa. 3. The US agreed to grant the new state diplomatic recognition. 4.The Norton consortium has been granted permission to build a shopping mall. 5. Your request for housing benefit has been granted. 1.a birth / marriage certificate 2. a teachers certificate 1. She was granted an examination certificate. 她被授予考试合格证书。 2. Youll need a doctors certificate to prove that youve been too ill to go to work. 3. Gaining a CET IV certificate will bring you many benefits. 1. I specified blue for the bedroom walls, but the decorators have painted them white. 2. Did you specify where the new office furniture was to be put? 3. The rules clearly specify that competitors are not allowed to accept payment. We were planning on just having a snack (小吃，点心) and catching the early train. I have drawn up the main outlines, and we will have to work out all the details later. UN negotiators have worked out a set of compromise proposal. 1.People are asked by the government to economize on fuel. 2. We have to economize on water during the dry season. 1.Deductions of points will be made if those who compete do not follow the rules. 2.Tax is deducted from your salary. 3) Poor plumbing deducts from the value of the house. 4) My employer deducted a pound from my wages this week. 1. The bank promised that he could get a loan in the event of an emergency. 2. Candles will lit in the event of a blackout. 3. In the event of rain, the game will be postponed. insecticide, pesticide 1.I havent enough money to buy a car, so Ill just have to do without (one). 2. He cant do without (the services of ) a secretary. 3. People can do without a lot of things, but they cannot do without food. 1. Dont take on responsibility that you cannot handle. 2. (longman) My doctor says Im too tired and has advised me not to take any more work on. 3.She took on greater responsibilities when she was promoted. 1. The police examined several items of clothing (= several clothes). 2.The first item she bought was an electric iron.(电熨斗)。 3. A shop window filled with hundreds of items. The professor wanted to see item 15, the Egyptian pot. 1. The earthquake was the most important item of news this week. 地震是本周最重要的 一条新闻。 2. There was an interesting item in the newspaper today. 1. This ship was filled to capacity with goods. 2. The hall is filled to capacity. 3. The fuel tank has a capacity of 12 gallons. 4. The orchestra played to a capacity crowd in the Queen Elizabeth Hall 1.We turned the corner and saw that the road descended sharply. 2. The sun descended over the western hills. 3. He descended the ladder / the stairs. 4. The balloon descended gradually as the air came out. 5. I want to talk about all these points in descending order of importance. 1.Domestic public opinion has turned against the war. 2. The governments domestic policies 3. domestic prices / trade 4. Chinas domestic affairs. 5. Domestic flights go from Terminal 1. 1.The children are finding it hard to adapt to their new school. 2. Plants that have adapted themselves to desert conditions. 3. Alpine flowers which are well adapted to the harsh Swiss winters. These trees adapted themselves more easily to the red earth of this region. 1.Most plants are nourished by water drawn up through their roots. 2. Milk is a nourishing drink. The early Olympics was only an activity that had to do with religion. 1.Man is destroying the nature, and the nature in turn is punishing man. 2. Theory is based on practice and in turn serves practice. Interest rates were cut, and in turn, share prices rose. War in the Gulf pushed up the price of oil. Central Topic: the purposes of going abroad and the various challenges of studying in a different country. Experiences in Exile Section B Unit Four 1. Napoleon was sent into exile. 2. They exiled Napoleon to the island of St Helena.(位于非洲西南，大西洋里) 3. He is living in exile on the small island for some political reason. 4. The President went into exile abroad in 1959 because of the political situation in his own country. 1. If we get help the work will be finished all the sooner. 2. The rise in prices is all the more serious because we are not selling enough goods abroad. 1. The valley echoed (back ) her song. 2. The hills echoed to the sound of their laughter. William Wordsworth : The Solitary Reaper 孤寂的刈麦女 1. This spaceship /spacecraft travels at a tremendous speed. 2.We heard a tremendous explosion. 通古斯大爆炸事件 1.The road cut through the swamp.那条 路斜穿过沼泽地。 2. I sometimes cut through the park on my way home. 1.She took up a new job with infinite enthusiasm. 2.The universe is infinite 3.The infinite ingenuity of man 人类无 穷无尽的创造力 1. The UN is sending aid to the occupied territories. 2. Mountainous territory 山区 3.Uninhabited territory无人居住区 4. This meeting is to be held on neutral territory. Wild animals will not allow other animals to enter their territory. 1. The officer ordered his men to cease fire.(=stop shooting) 2.(cease+to-v) As from the end of the month, this regulation will cease to have effect. 3. (cease+v-ing) The factory has ceased making bicycles. The company has ceased trading in this part of the world. 1. The dress shrank when I washed it. 2. His savings quickly shrank. 他冷得缩成一团。 3. He shrank with cold. 1.Fearing a beating the dog shrank into a corner. 2. She is shy by nature and shrinks from any stranger. 3. We must not shrink from difficulties. 1. We had to sit through several tedious speeches. 2.A tedious book / speaker/ lecture 1.a spectacular firework display 2. spectacular waterfall 1. Driving has been forbidden in the town center. 2. Smoking is forbidden in the concert hall. 3. I forbid you to go swimming. 4. Most of the parents agree to forbid their children to smoke. 1.A forbidding look 2. A forbidding appearance 3. The travelers way was blocked by a forbidding range of mountains. 4. A forbidding coastline 5. Forbidding clouds 6. A forbidding mountain 1.Retreat from the public eye 2.More and more she retreated into books. 1. She recoiled from the snake. 2. She recoiled from the gunman in terror. 3. The advancing troops recoiled before the counterattack. 1. We need a dynamic increase of trade with other countries. 我们需要大力拓展与他国的贸易。 2. Shes young and dynamic and will be a great head of the department. 她年轻、精力充沛，定将成为该部门 出色的领导。 3. 他是个性格活跃的人。 He is a man of dynamic personalities. 1.Latin folk dance is quite dynamic. 2. Hong Kong is a dynamic economic region in Asia. 3. A dynamic young businessman. 4. A dynamic period in history. 1.The new boss has done nothing whatsoever to improve efficiency. 2. There is no doubt whatsoever that the scientist has devoted all his life to his cause. Her family emigrated to America in the 1850s. Green Card (USA); maple leaf (Canada) Immigrate a magnificent Renaissance palace 文艺 复兴时期（14-16世纪）的宏伟的宫殿 St Peters -the basilica (1450- 1626) of Vatican City, Rome. Floor plan by Bramante and Raphael, dome by Michelangelo. 1.Houses in the neighborhood are identical. 2.2.Your fingerprints cant be identical to / with mine. The mood of the passage: depression Why in depression: uncertainty Experiences in Exile Section B Unit Four 1. Napoleon was sent into exile. 2. They exiled Napoleon to the island of St Helena.(位于非洲西南，大西洋里) 3. He is living in exile on the small island for some political reason. 4. The President went into exile abroad in 1959 because of the political situation in his own country. 1. If we get help the work will be finished all the sooner. 2. The rise in prices is all the more serious because we are not selling enough goods abroad. 1. The valley echoed (back ) her song. 2. The hills echoed to the sound of their laughter. William Wordsworth : The Solitary Reaper 孤寂的刈麦女 1. This spaceship /spacecraft travels at a tremendous speed. 2.We heard a tremendous explosion. 通古斯大爆炸事件 1.The road cut through the swamp.那条 路斜穿过沼泽地。 2. I sometimes cut through the park on my way home. 1.She took up a new job with infinite enthusiasm. 2.The universe is infinite 3.The infinite ingenuity of man 人类无 穷无尽的创造力 1. The UN is sending aid to the occupied territories. 2. Mountainous territory 山区 3.Uninhabited territory无人居住区 4. This meeting is to be held on neutral territory. Wild animals will not allow other animals to enter their territory. 1. The officer ordered his men to cease fire.(=stop shooting) 2.(cease+to-v) As from the end of the month, this regulation will cease to have effect. 3. (cease+v-ing) The factory has ceased making bicycles. The company has ceased trading in this part of the world. 1. The dress shrank when I washed it. 2. His savings quickly shrank. 他冷得缩成一团。 3. He shrank with cold. 1.Fearing a beating the dog shrank into a corner. 2. She is shy by nature and shrinks from any stranger. 3. We must not shrink from difficulties. 1. We had to sit through several tedious speeches. 2.A tedious book / speaker/ lecture 1.a spectacular firework display 2. spectacular waterfall 1. Driving has been forbidden in the town center. 2. Smoking is forbidden in the concert hall. 3. I forbid you to go swimming. 4. Most of the parents agree to forbid their children to smoke. 1.A forbidding look 2. A forbidding appearance 3. The travelers way was blocked by a forbidding range of mountains. 4. A forbidding coastline 5. Forbidding clouds 6. A forbidding mount