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1、Background Knowlegde Text UnderstandingStructure AnalysisFocus on LanguageShow TimeCheck YourselfCyberCyber loveInternational marriageRelated websites or WebPages for Love and MarriageBackground KnowledgeBackground KnowledgeSection ABackground Knowledge4 43 3 “Cyber” is a prefix connected with compu

2、ters, especially with the sending of messages on the internet. The mission of the network is to enhance quality of life through a variety of Internet services, to make human life more convenientand colorful, and thus to promote global progress of human society. CyberCyber 4 43 3Section ABackground K

3、nowledgeCyber loveCyber loveCyber Love is also called the network love, the process that men and women interact with each other and go together through the medium of advanced network in modern society. 4 43 3Section ABackground KnowledgeInternational marriageInternational marriageInternational marri

4、age can be defined as the marriage between people from different countries.With the development and globalization of economy, technology and culture, marriage is also in the processof globalization. 4 43 3Section ABackground KnowledgeRelated websites or Related websites or WebPages for Love and Marr

5、iageWebPages for Love and Marriagehttp:/http:/.au/love- articles/category/articles/marriage/http:/ ve_Stories.htmhttp:/www.love- 43 3Section ABackground Knowledge1. Why did the author move to France?2. Where did the author live in Marseille?3. How did the author and the young American guy get in tou

6、ch with each other?4. When did they meet each other for the first time?Did they fall in love with each other at first sight?5. What did the author do after she graduated from college?Question AnsweringQuestion Answering4 43 3Section AText Understanding1.Why did the author move to France?Because the

7、love for the French language.4 43 3Question AnsweringQuestion AnsweringSection AText Understanding2. Where did the author live in Marseille? The author lived in a tiny flat outside of Aixs centre town where a young American guy had been living in.4 43 3Question AnsweringQuestion AnsweringSection ATe

8、xt Understanding3. How did the author and the young American guy get in touch with each other? The author received an email entitled Outta Nowhere in Southern California form the young American boy.4 43 3Question AnsweringQuestion AnsweringSection AText Understanding4. When did they meet each other

9、for the first time? Did they fall in love with each other at first sight? On March 2 at 10a.m. , 2007 at The Honolulu International Airport. Yes.4 43 3Question AnsweringQuestion AnsweringSection AText Understanding5. What did the author do after she graduated from college? The author moved to the Su

10、nshine Coast ofAustralia where she worked with the same non- profit organization that Sean had been working with. 4 43 3Question AnsweringQuestion AnsweringSection AText UnderstandingPart One (Para.1): _ led to the authors moving to France.The love of French languageStructure of the TextStructure of

11、 the Text4 43 3Section AStructure AnalysisPart Two (Para. 2- Para. 3): From people around her she heard the comments of the guy_. that had rented the flat4 43 3Structure of the TextStructure of the TextSection AStructure Analysisbefore her Part Three (Para. 4- Para.5): One day the author suddenly re

12、ceived Seans email in Southern California and they starteddating _.by emailing and talking on the phone4 43 3Structure of the TextStructure of the TextSection AStructure Analysis Part Three (Para. 6- Para.7): They finally met face to face and loved each other more , deciding to _ at their one year “

13、in person” anniversary. It is true that true love always finds its way.4 43 3Structure of the TextStructure of the TextSection AStructure Analysisget engaged1.Emily Grace tells us how she and Sean are destined to be together despite the distance between them. （Introduction） Word Formationdestine v.(

14、1)命中注定 destined adj. destiny n. 命运；天命predestination n. 宿命论(2)指定 destination n.目的地；目的4 43 3Section AFocus on Language destined: a. (not before noun) certain to have sth. or do sth. at some time in the future (a) destined for sth./to do sth; be destined that命中注定;预定e.g.Coming from a theatrical family,

15、I was destined for a career on the stage. Translation他们结婚是缘分。It was destined that they would marry.4 43 3Section AFocus on Language(b) destined for :on the way to (a place) 去，到，往，赴去，到，往，赴（某处）（某处） TranslationA letter, a traveler, an aircraft destined for London.往伦敦的信、游客、飞机4 43 3Section AFocus on Lang

16、uagedestination n. place to which sb./ sth. Is going or being sent e.g.Tokyo was our final destination. 4 43 3Section AFocus on Languagepredestination：n. (1) 宿命论 (2) 得救预定论TranslationIn China we have an old saying, “separated as we are thousands of miles apart, we come together as if by predestinatio

17、n.”中国有句古话：有缘千里来相会。4 43 32.the delightful town situated amid olive trees, vineyards and lavender fields was now my new home, at least for the summer. (Para. 2) 这个被橄榄树、葡萄藤和薰衣草田环抱的小城，现 在是我的新家了，至少整个夏季我都会住在这里。4 43 3Section AFocus on Languagesituate v. esp. passive 尤其用于被动语态 place or locate.e.g.The company

18、 wants to situate its headquarters in the north. Translation那个村子在山谷里。The village is situated in a valley. 4 43 3Section AFocus on Language3.I thought that this guy must be amazing, but I knew that I would never meet him, so I let it go. let it go: say or do no more about sth. e.g. I dont agree with

19、all you say, but Ill let it go at that.Translation 我想她是有所指，不过我没有理会。 I thought she was hinting something, but I let it go. 4 43 3Section AFocus on LanguagePhraseslet down let go (of) let inlet offlet out let alone 近形词： lest conj. 唯恐；免得least adj. 最少的5 53 3Section AFocus on Language放下，降低；使失望放下，降低；使失望放开

20、，松手放开，松手让让进入进入开枪开枪放掉，放出放掉，放出更不用说，不干涉更不用说，不干涉3.We were both single at this time and they knew we were supposed to be together. （Para. 4） 1) to be supposed to do sth.(a)表示被期望或被要求（按规则、惯例等）做某事。e.g. Youre supposed to ask the teacher if you want to leave the classroom. (b) 本应，本该（用于表示某事本应发生而没有发生）e.g. The n

21、ew law is supposed to prevent crime. 4 43 3Section AFocus on Language2) to be supposed to be sth. 被相信是，被认为e.g. “Dirty Harry” is supposed to be one of Eastwoods best films. 3) to be generally supposed do sth. 被多数人认为，一般认为 to be supposed to have done sth. 被认为已经做过某事了4 43 3Section AFocus on LanguageCompa

22、reCompare：Mr. Tyke was generally supposed to have left the country.Mr. Tyke was generally supposed to leave thecountry. 一般认为泰克先生已经离开这个国家了。 一般认为泰克先生要离开这个国家了。4 43 3Section AFocus on Language5.We could barely look at each other, but no two hands have ever fit more perfectly together. (Para. 6) 我们简直无法看对

23、方，两双手紧紧握在一起。4 43 3Section AFocus on Languagebarely ad. a) only just; scarcelye.g.We barely had time to catch the train. Translation他勉强识字。He can barely read or write. b) in a bare way e.g.The room was barely furnished. 4 43 3Section AFocus on LanguageOther words with similar meaninghardly ad.seldom a

24、d. rarely ad. 几乎不,简直不不常,很少;难得4 43 3Section AFocus on Language很少,难得6.where I worked with the same non-profit that hed been working with. (Para. 7) non-profit = a non-profit organization 非营利性机构英语否定的前缀主要有：a-/ab- 加在形容词动加在形容词动 atypical 非典型性的非典型性的 abnormal 非正常的非正常的anti- 加在名词、形容词前边加在名词、形容词前边 anti-Japanese

25、抗日战争抗日战争counter-加在名词、动词前加在名词、动词前 counterstrike 反击反击de- 加在名词、形容词前加在名词、形容词前 decrease 减少减少 deteriorate 恶化恶化dis- 加在名词、形容词，动词之前加在名词、形容词，动词之前 disadvantage disagree disappear4 43 3Section AFocus on Language英语否定的前缀主要有：英语否定的前缀主要有：il- 加在以加在以1开头的单词的前边开头的单词的前边 illegal illiterate illogicalim- 加在字母加在字母m,b,p之前之前 i

26、mpossible impolitein- 加在形容词、名词之前加在形容词、名词之前 incorrect inabilityir- 加在以加在以r开头的英语单词前面开头的英语单词前面 irregular 不稳定的不稳定的 irresistible 不可抵抗的不可抵抗的4 43 3Section AFocus on Language英语否定的前缀主要有：英语否定的前缀主要有：mal- 加在形容词名词之前加在形容词名词之前 malfunction 功能紊乱功能紊乱mis- 加在动词、名词前加在动词、名词前 misjudge misleadingnon- 加在形容词、名词前，加在形容词、名词前， n

27、on-existence non-essentialun- 加在名词，形容词，副词前面加在名词，形容词，副词前面 unfinished undoubted unemployment4 43 3Section AFocus on Language Try to retell the story according to the following illustration, with some key words to help you.4 43 3Section AShow TimeStory RetellingStory RetellingStory RetellingStory Retel

28、lingTimeWhen I was 10 years Eleven years laterAn amazing two weeks in ParisFive months laterSean and I started emailing almost every dayOn March 2, 2007Three months later4 43 3Reference: When I was 10 years old I fell in love with the French language. Eleven years later I found myself in the Los Ang

29、eles Airport with two big suitcases. And I moved to the south of France. After an amazing two weeks in Paris I flew into the airport in Marseille and lived in a flat where a young American guy had been living in.4 43 3Story RetellingStory RetellingSection AShow TimeFive months later I received an e-

30、mail from the boy. Apparently our friends had given him my email. Sean and I started emailing almost every day and fall in love with each other .On March 2, 2007 we finally met face to face and love each other more. Three months later I graduated from college. And now I am eagerly awaiting engagemen

31、t.4 43 3Story RetellingStory RetellingSection AShow Time4 43 3Section AShow TimeIt is game time- What Makes a Romantic Situation?It is game time- What Makes a Romantic Situation? Step 1: Prepare some paper writing romantic situations.Step 2: Read through the twelve situations and to choose the most romantic situation.Step 3: Form pairs and discuss how romantic the situations are and grade. Do not give the same grading.Step 4: Use the language at the bottom of the worksheet and use the adverbs of degree.Step 5: Produce more romantic situation. First PartFirst Pa