情绪描写之疲惫篇PPT课件

1、场景描写 之 疲惫篇,Adjectives,exhausted,Nouns,tired,fatigued,weary,exhausted,drawn,drowsy,worn-out,haggard,tiredness,exhaustion,fatigue,verbs,feel sleepy,doze off,can hardly open ones eyes,Reading,1. Setting of the passage： Time:_ Place: _ Characters:_ What was the author doing How did the author feel? How

2、did the author express his feelings?,Last Sunday,on the way to the Fragrant Hills,two friends think , think to oneself , wish ,2. Add psychological descriptions,1. Useful expressions. (1) She felt herself _ (surround) by darkness and fear. (2)She felt all the animals and plants in the forest _ (spin

3、) round her. (3)看来她像是在做梦. (4）仿佛有个好心人将她拽出了森林。 (5)要是她没有把手机落在包里就好了。 (6）她多么希望她丈夫昨天跟着她一起。,surrounded,spinning,It seems as if she were in a dream.,It seemed as if the good man tried to drag her out of the forest.,If only she had not left her mobile phone in her bag.,How much she wished that her husband ha

4、d followed her yesterday.,Standing in the forest, I saw nothing but wild plants. Suddenly I realized that I was lost. I kept moving , but the farther I walked, the more confused I became. Although it was only a day of walking, it seemed as if I had been trapped here for a century . I knew I had to f

5、ind an open area so that I could be easily found. So I dragged my aching feet forward with the hope of meeting some person. Fortunately , I found a huge flat rock in an open area at a distance. I climbed onto it and collapsed there. All regrets crowded in my mind. I wished I had never left alone ang

6、rily. If only my husband were with me.,Sample:,2. Add psychological descriptions,When he recovered his senses, he threw himself on the bed, rolling about, he kissed frantically the place , he remained there for several moments as motionless as though he were about to expire; then he rose, dripping w

7、ith perspiration(汗水), breathing quickly, mad, and began to beat his head against the wall. At length he fell a second time, exhausted; he dragged himself on his knees outside the cell, and crouched down facing the door, in an attitude of astonishment.,3. Describe actions specifically,Underline the d

8、etails of describing his exhaustion,Creating: Describe an exhausting scene when you were lost in a forest by describing actions specifically.,3. Describe actions specifically,After walking for quite a long time ,with no path to follow, I just realized that I got lost. I had no choice but to keep mov

9、ing, falling to the ground , rising and then moving forward. After climbing to a high place out of breath, I saw nothing but forest and far beyond a snowcapped mountain top. As night was beginning to fall, I was so tired that I dragged my aching feet to an open area and collapsed myself on a rock.,S

10、ample:,3. Describe actions specifically,（1)He was trying hard to stay calm, but his heart was beating very fast. He was alone, and far from help , and the night was coming down quickly. All the wood seemed to be alive, running, following, chasing something or somebody. The tired Mole began to run to

11、o, but did not know where. He ran into trees and bushes, he fell over things and into things, he picked himself up and ran on. At last he found a deep dark hole in the bottom of an old tree and fell into it, too tired to run another step. He lay there, shaking with fear and listened to the whistling

12、s and the patterings outside.,3. Describe actions specifically,（2）When the fatigue of finding nothing had disheartened Tristan, who was not easily discouraged, Quasimodo continued the search alone. He made the tour of the church twenty times, length and breadth, up and down, smelling, running, calli

13、ng, shouting, peeping, thrusting his head into every hole, pushing a torch under every vault(教堂地下室), despairing, mad. A male who has lost his female is no more roaring nor more haggard.,3. Describe actions specifically,（3）He felt worn out all over, and his knees and legs were shaking, and the wind w

14、as blowing over the land , and clouds flew by as the darkness of evening fell. Leaves blew from the trees, and the water roared as it crashed onto the shore.,1. Let the surroundings speak,（4）And away the river took him, pushing him along, on one side ,then on the other. The cotton dress tied itself

15、round his legs, trying to pull him under, and Toad had to fight to keep his head above water. At last, he managed to catch hold of some water plants by the river bank. He held on , too tired to pull himself out of the water.,2. Add psychological descriptions,1. Let the surroundings speak,. Descripti

16、on Create a scene by describing surrounding, psychological actions , actions and so on.,When my parents was away for business for a whole day, I had butterflies in my stomach because of taking care of my four-year old brother alone. Fortunately, my mother left a list of tips . It seemed as if taking

17、 after a kid were very easy. After having breakfast , I took him to the near park for a picnic. The sun shining brightly, a gust of wind blew and parted the drooping branches of the willow like a curtain. Suddenly , out of the corner of his eyes , he spotted a booth selling toys crowded by children before I realized what happened. He rushed to the booth and excitedly picked up a ball and threw it, and then grasped another toy, even seized other kids toys, making a mess . I had no choice but to follow him , pick up the toys he threw and comfort the crying kids and apo