Unit 4 Films and film events Welcome 教学设计 1.doc

Unit 4 Films and film events Welcome 教学案 11. There are many different film events, which showcase new films, award individuals in the film industry or celebrate different film genres. (P49)Showcasev. T to show the best qualities or parts of sth:The main aim of the exhibition is to show case British design.n. C a container with glass sides in which valuable or important objects are kept so that they can be looked at without being touched， damaged or stolenawardv. T to give money or a prize following an official decision:Carlos was awarded first prize in the essay competition.The jury awarded libel damages of 100 000.+ two objects The university has awarded her a $500 travel grant.n. CThey have authorized awards of 900 to each of the victims.the Academy Award for Best Director2. Admit one adult.admit (-tt-)v. T 1) to allow someone to enter a place:Each ticket admits one member and one guest.Men will not be admitted to the restaurant without a tie.2) to allow a person or country to join an organization:Spain was admitted to the European Community in 1986.3) to recognize or accept (something) as true. 承认，供认。admit to sb.， admit doing sth. 或接从句。He will never admit his mistake.他永远不会承认自己的错误。He admitted to the teacher that he was wrong.他向老师承认自己错了。George admitted having stolen the car.乔治招认他偷了汽车。高考链接Sandy could do nothing but _ to his teacher that he was wrong.(2001上海春)A. admit B. admitted C. admitting D. to admit答案：Aadmission n. C or U when someone is given permission to enter a place， or the money that you pay to enter a place:Admission to the exhibition will be by invitation only.How much do they charge for admission.The admission charge/fee is 2.Theres a notice outside the building which says No admission before 12 noon.3. The best films， actors and directors， honored tonight. (P49)honour UK， US honor v. T 1)to show great respect for someone or sth.， especially in public:He was honoured for his bravery.FORMAL We are honoured (= proud and happy) to have you here tonight.2)to honour a promise or agreement is to do what you said you would:They decided not to honour an existing order for aircraft.4. Do you prefer to go to the cinema or watch a film at home？ Why？ (P49)prefer (-rr-)v. T to like， choose or want one thing rather than another:Do you prefer hot or cold weather？I prefer red wine to white.+ ing form of verb He prefers watching rugby to playing it.+ to infinitive Id prefer not to discuss this issue.Id prefer you not to smoke (= I would like it better if you did not smoke)， please.5. Formal dress required.formal adj. 1) public or official:formal proceduresa formal announcement2) in appearance or by name only:I am the formal leader of the project but the everyday management is in the hands of my assistant.formally adv. officially:The deal will be formally announced on Tuesday.require v. T to need or make necessary:Please telephone this number if you require any further informationSkiing at 80 miles per hour requires total concentration.+ object + to infinitive Bringing up children often requir