综合英语教程4-02-Part 2ppt课件

,PartII,Unit2,Book4,ReadingandLanguageActivities,Pre-readingTaskComprehensionWorkLanguageWork,ReadingandLanguageActivities,Unit2,Book4,ReturntoMenu,Pre-ReadingTask,Unit2,Book4,Readthetitle,andtheintroductorypartofthestory.Guesstheanswertothequestionbelow.Thendiscussyourchoicewithyourclassmates.,WhatisMr.Boggisssecret?Hestoleantiquefurnituresomewhere.Somebodygavehimabiggift.Hecheatedhiscustomers.Heinventedacleverwaytodobusiness.,d,ComprehensionWork,ComprehensionQuestionsReadingforGistDifficultSentencesDrama,Unit2,Book4,ComprehensionQuestions,Unit2,Book4,1.WhatisMr.Boggissbusinesssecret?Heinventedacleverwayofsearchingforsupplyforhisantiquefurniturebusiness.Hedisguisedhimselfasanamiableoldparsonwhoworkedforlocalchurchesmakingvisitstofarmersonalaborofloveforhelpingpreservingantiquefurnitureforalocalmuseum.Hismethodwasverysuccessfulandhedidnotlikeotherpeopletoknowhisbusinesssecret.,Unit2,Book4,2.Howdidheinventthiscleverwayofdoingbusiness?Itallstartedbychance.Oneday,hiscarwasbrokenonhiswaybacktoLondon.Heaccidentallydiscoveredapairofvaluablearmchairsofthe15thcenturywhenhevisitedafarmhousenearbyforhelp.Outofquickwit,hepersuadedtheoldladytosellthemtohimatapricelessthanatwentiethoftheirrealvalue.Inspiredbyhiswindfall,hediscoveredanimportantsourceofsupply:thoseold,impoverishedrichfarmhousesinthecomparativelyisolatedcountryside.,3.Describehisbusinessstrategiesaccordingtothestory.,Unit2,Book4,4.Whatishisstrategywhenhepersuadedtheoldladytosellhimthetwovaluablearmchairsatapriceoftwentiethoftheirrealvalue?Hisstrategiesarefirstdisguisinghisrealmotiveforaskingtobuythem.Hepretendedtoaskaboutitverycasually,justoutofcuriosity.Hethenofferedanunbelievablylowprice(35pounds)forsomethingworthover1000pounds,andexplainedthattheywerenotvaluableandnoteasytosell.Thewomaninthefarmhousehadlittleknowledgeabouttherealvalueofherchairs,soshewaseasilycheatedbyMr.Boggisstrick.,Unit2,Book4,ReadingforGist,Oneday,Mr.Boggisdroveto(1)_.Hiscar(2)_nearafarmhouseinthemiddleofthejourney.Inordertofixthecar,heaskedfor(3)_fromthewomanofthebuilding.Whenhewaswaitingforhertofetchit,hewas(4)_bytwochairs,whichinhiseyeswereworthatleast(5)_.Sohemakeuphismindtobuythemand(6)_withthewoman.IntheendMr.Boggisboughtthechairsforsomethinglessthan(4)_oftheirvalue.ThisluckydealinspiredMr.Boggis.He(4)_agoodidea.Ifhecoulddresshimselfuplike(9)_,goingoutfor(10)_formakinganinventoryofantiquefeatureforalocalmuseumhewouldbeabletosearcheveryEnglishfarmhousearoundLondonforwhathewanted.,thecountry,brokedown,ajugofwater,attracted,athousandpounds,bargained,atwentieth,cameupwith,aparson,alaboroflove,Unit2,Book4,DifficultSentences,1.Wheneveraskedwherehegotthestuff,hewouldsmileknowinglyandwinkandmurmursomethingincomprehensible.,knowinglyadv.inawaythatshowsoneknowsaboutsomethingsecretorembarrassing,winkv.tocloseandopenoneeyequicklytocommunicatesomethingorshowthatsomethingisasecretorjoke,incomprehensibleadj.difficultorimpossibletounderstandIncomprehensibleinstructionslegaldocumentsfullofincomprehensiblejargon,ellipticalconstruction,Unit2,Book4,不管什么时候叫这个女孩做点简单的家务，怎么她都要抱怨?无论何时何地，一旦有必要，他们就会诉诸武力。如果养得好，这只鸟可以活到五年。这种病如果不加以治疗，患者就会完全失明。,Theybelievedintheapplicationofforcewheneverandwherever(itis)necessary.,If(itis)takengoodcareof,thebirdcanliveaslongasfiveyears.,Thisisanillnessthatcanresultintotalblindnessifleftuntreated.,Whydoesthegirlcomplainwheneveraskedtodoasimplechore?,1.Wheneveraskedwherehegotthestuff,hewouldsmileknowinglyandwinkandmurmursomethingincomprehensible.,每次有人问他从哪里拿到这些物件，他总是会心一笑，挤眉弄眼，低声地说这是一个小秘密。,Unit2,Book4,Unit2,Book4,2.Hehadgoneoutinthemorningtovisithisoldmother,wholivedinSevenoaks,andonthewaybackthefanbeltonhiscarhadbroken,causingtheenginetooverheatandthewatertoboilaway.,non-restrictiverelativeclause,presentparticiplephrasethatindicatesresult,boilaway:continuetoboil;boiluntilnothingremainsThekettlewasboilingawaymerrilyonthefire.Thewaterhadallboiledawayandthekettlewasempty.,那天早上，他出去拜访他住在七橡树的老母亲。在回家途中，他的汽车风扇带断了，以致引擎过热，造成水沸。,Unit2,Book4,3.Eachofthesesquarescoveredanactualareaoffivemilesbyfive,whichwasaboutasmuchterritory,heestimated,ashecouldcopewithonasingleSunday,werehetocombitthoroughly.,byprep.usedasafunctionwordinmultiplication,indivision,andinmeasurementsdivideabyb;multiply10by4;aroom15feetby20feet,conditionalinversion,comparativeclause,Unit2,Book4,每个方块实际覆盖五乘五平方英里，要彻底搜索的话，他估计一个星期天能走完的地域也就这么大。,3.Eachofthesesquarescoveredanactualareaoffivemilesbyfive,whichwasaboutasmuchterritory,heestimated,ashecouldcopewithonasinglySunday,werehetocombitthoroughly.,Unit2,Book4,4.Butobviouslytherewasabitmoretoitthanthat.Countryfolksareasuspiciouslot.Soaretheimpoverishedrich.Youcantgoaboutringingtheirbellsandexpectingthemtoshowyouaroundtheirhousesjustfortheasking,becausetheywontdoit.,lotn.agroupofpeopleorthingsconsideredtogetherCouldyouhelpmecarrythislotupstairs?,therewasabitmoretoitthanthattoprep.usedtoshowarelationshipwithsomethingTherobberymaybelinkedtoothercrimesofviolence.,goabouttodosomethinginthewaythatoneusuallydoes;settoworkat;keepbusywithShewentaboutherpreparationsinaquietbusinesslikeway.Itisdangeroustogoaboutontheconstructionsitewithoutasafetyhelmet.,Unit2,Book4,但显然事情没那么简单。乡下人疑心重。那些家道中落的有钱人也一样。你不能直接去敲门而期望他们应你的要求领你参观他们的屋子，因为他们是不会这样做的。,4.Butobviouslytherewasabitmoretoit.Countryfolksareasuspiciouslot.Soaretheimpoverishedrich.Youcantgoaboutringingtheirbellsandexpectingthemtoshowyouaroundtheirhousesjustfortheasking,becausetheywontdoit.,Unit2,Book4,5.Fromnowon,everySunday,hewasgoingtobeaniceoldparsonspendinghisholidaytravelingaroundonalaborofloveforthe“society”,compilinganinventoryofthetreasuresthatlayhiddeninthecountryhomesofEngland.,Alaborofloveiswhatyoudoforapersonorforacausethatyoulove.Takingcareofthisbabyisalaboroflove.Shespentmostofherlifeworkingwiththepoor.Itwasalaboroflove.,inventoryn.alistofallthethingsinaplaceWemadeaninventoryofeverythingintheapartment.,Unit2,Book4,从今以后，每个星期天，他将是一位善良的老牧师，作为对“协会”爱的奉献，利用他的假日到处游走，搜集藏在英国乡间居所的宝藏。,5.Fromnowon,everySunday,hewasgoingtobeaniceoldparsonspendinghisholidaytravelingaroundonalaborofloveforthe“society”,compilinganinventoryofthetreasuresthatlayhiddeninthecountryhomesofEngland.,Drama,Unit2,Book4,ActI:AnAccidentalDiscoveryStorypart:(Fromthebeginningofthestoryto“Theybargainedforhalfanhour,andofcourseintheendMr.Boggisgotthechairandagreedtopayhersomethinglessthanatwentiethoftheirvalue.”)Cast:Mr.Boggis,thewomanofthefarmhouse,Workinsmallgroupstoconvertthestoryintoathree-actplay.(Youmayaddavoiceovertothecastifnecessary.),Unit2,Book4,ActII:ASchemeStorypart:(ThepartbetweenActIandActIII.SupposeMr.Boggisandhiswifediscusstheirnewbusinessplan.)Cast:Mr.Boggisandhiswife,ActIII:ParsonsVisitStorypart:(Thelastfiveparagraphs.SupposeMr.Boggis,disguisedasanamiableparson,visitsoneofthefarmhousesnearLondon.)Cast:Mr.Boggis,husbandandwifeofthefarmhouse,Unit2,Book4,GuidelinesforDevelopingthePlayScript,APPLICANT,Thetitleofthedrama,Presentingthedialogueforeachcharacterwithinstructionsforactinginnon-finiteclausesinthebrackets,Introducingthecharactersandtheirbackgroundtogetherwithadescriptionofthesceneinthepresenttense,LanguageWork,SentencestructuresWorkwithSentencesGuidedWriting,Unit2,Book4,SentenceStructures,Readthegivensentenceandthenchangeittoanewstructure.(page26),Unit2,Book4,Givensentence:Apparentlyhehadasourceofsupplythatseemedtobealmostinexhaustible.,Newsentence:Itseemsthathehadasourceofsupplythatwasalmostinexhaustible.,Unit2,Book4,1.Itseemsthatheisanintelligentboy.2.Iseemedtohavelostmykeys.3.Itseemsthathelivesinanunrealisticworld.4.Hehappenedtoglanceinthroughthedoortotheliving-room.5.Ifhehappenedtospotsomethinghereallywanted,wellheknewahundreddifferentwaysofdealingwiththat.,Heseemstobeanintelligentboy.,ItseemedthatIhadlostmykeys.,Heseemstoliveinanunrealisticworld.,Ithappenedthatheglancedinthroughthedoortothelivingroom.,Ifithappenedthathespotsomethinghereallywanted,wellheknewahundreddifferentwaysofdealingwiththat.,TheverbusuallyrepresentsthestateinsteadofanactionwhenitisusedinSubject+seemto+vstructure.,6.Itjusthappenedthathehadaclientwhoratherlikedthatsortofthing.7.Heneededtodriveoutonceaweekandhelphimself.(emphasizingtheverbphrases:driveoutandhelphimself)8.Heneededtodriveoutonceaweekandhelphimself.(emphasizingonceaweek)9.Thespiritofpersistencemakesmeworkhardandsucceedfinally.(emphasizingthesubject),Hehappenedtohaveaclientwhoratherlikedthatsortofthing.,Whatheneededtodowastodriveoutonceaweekandhelphimself.,Itwasonceaweekthatheneededtodriveoutandhelphimself.,Itisthespiritofpersistencethatmakesmeworkhardandsucceedfinally.,Unit2,Book4,IlearnEnglish_.(出于兴趣)Ineed_tofinishthetask.(另外两周)Ifyou_business,youmaytakerisks.(从事)I_,butnobodycametoopenthedoor.(按门铃)Dont_toomuchworkbecausetheextracashisnotworthwhile.(承担)Hiseffortsseemedtobe_forthedisabled.(对热心),WorkwithSentences,Unit2,Book4,Rewritethefollowingsentencesusingtheexpressionsbelow.(page27),anothertwoweeks,outofcuriosity,goaboutdoing,rangthebell,takeon,alaboroflove,ApparentlyitseemedthattheantiquedealerMr.Boggishadasourceofinexhaustiblesupply.Outofcuriositypeopleaskedhimabouthissecret,butheonlyansweredvaguely,andmurmuredsomethingknowinglyincomprehensible.Infacthehadagreatdiscove