精读L3：Unit3SavedbyHisMistakes

1、1. 自负，虚荣自负，虚荣 2. 让让失望失望3. 排练排练4. 首先首先5. 难以置信的难以置信的 6. 卑微的卑微的7. 独处独处8. 炫耀炫耀1. 卑微的卑微的2. 难以置信的难以置信的 3. 独处独处4. 首先首先5. 炫耀炫耀6. 让让失望失望7. 自负，虚荣自负，虚荣 8. 排练排练AB9. 离开去做某事离开去做某事10. 尤其尤其 11. 失去联系失去联系12. 与与相处相处13. 安下心来，习惯于安下心来，习惯于 14. 分开分开 15. 不可接近的不可接近的9. 安下心来，习惯于安下心来，习惯于 10. 不可接近的不可接近的11. 离开去做某事离开去做某事12. 分开分开 1

2、3. 尤其尤其 14. 失去联系失去联系15. 与与相处相处ABUnit 3Saved by His MistakesContentsPart I Lead-in1 Part II Reading & Language Activities2Part III Extended Activities3Words and phrases for discourse analysisTalking about problems or difficult situationsAnalyzing animals and their featuresTopics and functionsLanguage

3、 knowledgeTeaching ObjectivesPart I Lead-in help the children in the tsunamisave the diver from drowningask for help to save his owner from a heart attackPart II Reading & Language Activities Pre-reading task (Discussion) Text analysis Language points ExerciseDiscussionBook 3-Unit 31. Whats the stor

4、y about? A mans adventurous hunting trip: his accidentally falling into the deep hollow of a huge tree and his rescue with the help of his dogs.2. What do “his mistakes” refer to? These are his two pups, Mistake No.1 and Mistake No.2, which he had bought them for 5 dollars and were laughed at by his

5、 elder brother. Text Summary The story is about a boys _ hunting trip in which he was trapped in the deep hollow of a huge tree and was eventually saved with the _ of his three dogs. The irony of the story is that the boy was saved by his _ by the two pups that he mistook for beagles and had paid a

6、big price of _ dollars to buy.adventuroushelpmistakesfiveBook 3-Unit 3Text Structure Jerry went coon hunting one gloomy afternoon.When hunting for a coon up a rottentree, Jerry fell into the trunk.IntroductionDevelopmentClimax Ending Two dogs guided the rescue party tosave him.Jerry was gratitude to

7、 the pups.Telling a storyBook 3-Unit 3Language PointsBook 3-Unit 3pParagraph 1 1. set out to do sth.: to begin a job, task, etc. with a particular aim or goal e.g. They succeeded in what they set out to do. 2.gloomy: a. 1) dark or unlighted 阴暗的阴暗的 e.g. 在阴暗的一天，发生了这起交通事故。在阴暗的一天，发生了这起交通事故。 The accident

8、 took place in a gloomy day. 2) that makes people feel sad, depressed 沮丧的沮丧的 e.g. What are you so gloomy about? Cheer up! 3. With him were his old shepherd dog and two beagle hound pups. grammatical point “With him.”is an inverted sentence. beagle hound pups: a baby hunting dog 4. roar with laughter

9、: to laugh loudly e.g. 他听到那个笑话，大声笑起来。他听到那个笑话，大声笑起来。 He roared with laughter when he heard that joke. p Paragraph 2 1. admit 1) admit to sth./ to doing sth. 承认，供认，坦白某事物承认，供认，坦白某事物 e.g. George would never admit to being wrong. The young man admitted to his part in the crime.2) 表示允许进入表示允许进入 e.g. This t

10、icket admits one person only. 此券只准一人入场。此券只准一人入场。3) 有时可后接从句有时可后接从句 e.g. I admit (that) I was wrong. = I admit my mistake. 我承认我错了。我承认我错了。2. .till at last he ran out of shells. paraphrase till at last he used up all his shells.to run out of sth.: 1) to have no more of sth. left 用尽用尽 e.g. The hospital h

11、as run out of medical supplies.2) to flow out from some place 从某处流出从某处流出 e.g. The water ran out of the hole at the bottom. 3. spot v. to find, discover e.g. 她在人群中发现了她的朋友。她在人群中发现了她的朋友。 She spotted her friend in the crowd. Just as he got level with the top of the broken trunk, the limb on which he was

12、 standing cracked ominously under his feet. Instantly he jumped to the rim of the tree trunk, and at once the edge crumbled. be at the same height, amount or degree as: He had his hands in front of him, level with his chest. 就在他快要到达那个枯树的顶部时，他站着的那根树杈忽然就在他快要到达那个枯树的顶部时，他站着的那根树杈忽然不祥地在不祥地在他的脚下断裂。他立即跳到树干边

13、上，突然整个边他的脚下断裂。他立即跳到树干边上，突然整个边缘都塌了。缘都塌了。with a sign that something bad is going to happen in the future: I went back home late again, something happened ominously. pParagraph 3Book 3-Unit 3come to ruin: All her hopes crumbled to nothing. Halfway down Jerrys fall was broken for a moment by a jutting p

14、iece of wood that caught his clothing. Then he tumbled the rest of the way. Shaken, dazed, but miraculously unhurt, he picked himself up.As he fell, he was temporarily stopped midway by Fall here is a noun. to fall suddenly or helplessly; roll over or down quickly or violently, e.g. The old man tumb

15、led down the stairs.in a very wonderful state; caused, or seeming to be caused , by powers beyond those of nature, a miracle, e.g. It was a terrible explosion but, miraculously no one was killed.stand up with difficult after one has fallen or been knocked down. 杰利掉到一半的时候被一个突出来的木桩挂住了衣服而缓冲杰利掉到一半的时候被一个

16、突出来的木桩挂住了衣服而缓冲了一下，然后才跌落下去，他摔得头昏眼花却奇迹般的没受了一下，然后才跌落下去，他摔得头昏眼花却奇迹般的没受什么伤，晃晃悠悠地站了起来。什么伤，晃晃悠悠地站了起来。 Book 3-Unit 3pParagraph 4pParagraph 5and Shep backed off and barked in alarm. paraphrase Shep (the shepherd dog) moved backwards and barked with fear and excitement. pParagraph 61. .the snag that had slowe

17、d him up on his way down was out of reach. paraphrase The snag that had reduced the speed of his fall can not be caught by hand. slow up /down: to make .happen or move slowlye.g. Experts say it may slow down the development of the Asian economy.out of / within (ones) reach:e.g. The shelf is so high

18、that it is well out of my reach.2. streak: v. to move very fast (in the specified direction)e.g. The children streaked off (down the street) as fast as they could.3. yelp: v. to utter a short sharp cry (of pain, anger, excitement, etc)e.g. The dog yelped when I trod on its paw. (tread)pParagraph 7 d

19、rench: v. (esp. passive) to make sb. or sth. completely wete.g. We were caught in the storm and got drenched. pParagraph 8Barking furiously, he got Bob to follow.leaped overthem frantically. 1. furiously: in a manner marked by extreme or violent energy e.g. Furiously, the workers struggled for bette

20、r working condition and more money. 2. frantically: describing a wild and desperate action taken under extreme pressure, usually because sb. is frightened or worried e.g. The parents were frantically searching for their missing child in the woods.pParagraph 91. a rescue party: a group of people orga

21、nized to save people or property in a disaster 2. sodden: a. wet throughe.g. My shoes are sodden from walking in the rain.pParagraph 10 over and over: many timese.g. Ive wanted you over and over (again) not to do that.In Other WordsWork with Sentences Language Work (P37: A)1.The aeroplane went out o

22、f control. It plunged into a deep valley and crashed. 2.As the doctor pressed his fingers on the patients belly, the patient yelped in pain. 3.The explosion caused a huge round store to tumble down the hill. 4.The boy was nervous, so his mother hugged him to comfort him. 5.The seriously wounded sold

23、ier miraculously recovered in a month. 6.After years of neglect, the bridge one day crumbled. 7.The kidnapper pointed his gun at the woman, grinning ominously. 8.I dont like to go boating on such a gloomy winter day. 9.The captain suddenly spotted an immense iceberg floating towards his ship. 10.The ferryboat overturned and many passengers were drowned. 11.The couple were rearranging their furniture to make room for the new piano. 12.The wounded bird flapped its wings furiously to gain height. 13.When the game was over, all the footballers were dren