九年级英语上册 Module 1 Unit 2 Great minds Period 1课件 （新版）牛津深圳版.ppt

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heisfamousforhisimportantcontributionstonumbertheory 5charliechaplinwasacomicactorandfilmdirector beforeyouread lookatthepictures thetitleandtheintroductiontothestoryonpage19 3 whoareprobablythetwogeniuses a einsteinandhisdriver b einsteinandhisson answerthequestionsbelow 2 whatkindofstoryisit a afunnystory b asadstory 3 whatisthemandoinginthesecondpicture 4 whydidtheychangeseats 5 accordingtothestory whatkindofpersonwaseinstein heisgivingalecture speech hewasahumorousperson hehadasenseofhumour possibleanswer becausetheyhadtofurtherpretendtobeeachother newwordsandexpressions readthestoryandfindthefollowingnewwordsandphrases pleasure university avoid tonight let down trust byheart withoutdifficulty joinin 4 l6 7it sapleasuretodriveageniuslikeyou dreinstein l8oneevening ontheirwaytoauniversity l9 10i msotired iwishicouldavoidgivingmylecturetonight l10 11 butidon twanttoletmyaudiencedown l12 13icangivethelectureforyou youcantrustme l13 15i velistenedtoyourlecturesomanytimesthati 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