新编英语教程第三

新编英语教程第三第1页/共183页MovieClipInspirationalQuoteLeanin-main第2页/共183页MovieClipTheyaretrue,becauseMax’spromisehasalreadyexpired.1.WhydoesFletchertrytostoptheplanefromtakingoff?2.What’sthegoodnewsforFletcher?3.AreFletcher’swordstrueorjustlies?Why?MovieCli-pWatchthemovieclipandanswersomequestions.Questions:Becausehewantshissontostaywithhim.Bothhislegsarebroken,sohewillnotbeputintojailimmediately.第3页/共183页Scriptvideo第4页/共183页Jerry:Oh,myGod,it’sFletcher!Audrey:No,no,thishasnothingtodowithFletcher.Jerry:No,honey,it’sFletcher.Audrey:What?[Gasps]Max:Dad?Fletcher:Imadeit!I’mlate,butImadeit!Max:Whatishedoing?Audrey:Hecametoseeusoff.Wave.Fletcher:Iwon’tletyougo!Oh,shit!Captain:Controlone-nine,thisisTower1511,heavy.

Readyfortakeoff.Script1第5页/共183页Fletcher:Hey!Pilot:Whatwasthat?Captain:Lookedlikeashoe.Fletcher:Pullover!Pullthisthingover!Captain:Controlone-nine,someidiothashijackedaflight

ofstairs.We’regonnastopthisplane.[ManOnRadio]One-nineControl.Wecopy.Fletcher:Yeah!...No-o-o-o-o![Screams][SirensWailing]Script2第6页/共183页Fletcher:Help![Laughing]Youpeoplearealldoingawonderfuljob!Guard:That’sfarenough,folks.Audrey:He’smyhusband—wasmyhusband.Guard:Allright,goahead.Audrey:Okay.Max,youstayherewithJerry,andI’llberightback,okay?Fletcher:Audrey!Greatnews!Audrey:Fletcher!Script3第7页/共183页Script4Fletcher:Bothmylegsarebroken,sotheycan’ttakemerighttojail.Audrey:Fletcher,whatwereyoudoing?Areyououtofyourmind?Fletcher:No,I’mthinkingclear.I'veneverbeenthisclear!Max:Dad?Fletcher:Creep.Hewasgettingkindofupset.Max:Areyouallright?第8页/共183页Fletcher:Yeah.I’mhurtinghere,though.I’madope,Max.Allthistimeyou’vebeenhere...andIcouldseeyouanytimeIfeltlikeit,butIdidn’t.ThenyourmomtoldmeyouweremovingtoBoston,andIstartedthinking.Icouldbesittingaroundsometimeand...wanttolookatyouandholdyouandplaywithyou,andIwon’tbeableto.Idon’tthinkI’mgonnadotoowellwiththat.Iloveyoumorethananythingelseintheworld,Max,andyouknowit’strue.Icouldn’tsayitifitwasn’ttrue.Nottoday.Iloveyou,andI’llneverhurtyouagain.Script5第9页/共183页Script6Max:He’stellingthetruth,Mom. He’snotallowedtolie.Imade awish,andanythingDadsays todayhastobethetruth.Fletcher:Max.It’s8:45.Youmadethewishat8:15.I’vebeenabletolieforthelasthalfhour.Max:Soyouweren’t—Fletcher:No,itwasthetruth!Ijustwantedtobehonestwithyou.Ialwayswanttobehonestwithyou.Max:Mom,dowehavetogotoBoston?Jerry:No,Max,youdon’thavetogo.Max:Yeah![Laughing]第10页/共183页seeusoffseeoff:

送别第11页/共183页readyfortakeoffreadyfortakeoff:(Theplane)isreadytoleavethegroundandflyinthesky.第12页/共183页pulloverpullover:

Drivetotheroadsideandstopyourcar.靠边停车第13页/共183页someidiot…someidiothashijackedaflightofstairs:

acertainfoolhastakencontrolofaflightofstairsbyforce第14页/共183页outofyourmindoutofyourmind:outofcontrolofyourmind;insane第15页/共183页CreepCreep:

(esp.AmericanEnglish)(infml)someoneyoudislikeextremely讨厌鬼第16页/共183页dowehavetogotoBostondowehavetogotoBoston?:

AudreyisFletcher’sex-wife.SheplannedtotakeMaxtoBostonandlivewithJerry.SonowMaxaskshismomiftheystillchooseJerryinsteadofFletcher.第17页/共183页InspirationalQuoteThosewholovedeeplynevergrowold;theymaydieofoldage,buttheydieyoung.——ArthurW.Pinero阿瑟•W•皮尼洛

InspirationalQuoteQuestion:Isthereanymaltreatmentofoldpeoplehappenedaroundyou?Airyouropinionaboutit.Readthefollowingquoteandanswersomequestions.第18页/共183页LanguageStructurePractice-mainPracticeIPracticeIIPracticeIIIPracticeIVLanguageStructuresPreparatoryQuestions

PracticeV第19页/共183页1.Itseemedthateverythingwentwrongthismorning.2.Itjusthappenedthathewasoutoftown.3.Itdoesn’tmatterhowhedidit.4.Italldependsonwhetheritwillbefineornot.5.Ifinditoddthatyoushouldsettheclockonehouraheadinsummer.LanguageStructuresLanguageStructures第20页/共183页1.Itastheintroductorysubjectforaninfinitive,e.g.,PreparatoryQuestions1PreparatoryQuestions1)It’sdifficulttorememberwordsinisolation.2)It’sterrifyingtohearaknockonthewindowatmidnight.3)Itwasimpossibletoguesswheretheyhadgone.4)It’shardtodecidewhatisthebestthingtodo.5)Itmakesmeangrytohearyoutalklikethat.第21页/共183页PreparatoryQuestions22.Itastheintroductorysubjectforan-ingparticiple,e.g.,1)It’snousecryingoverspiltmilk.2)It’snotmuchfunpickingupbrokenglass.3)It’senjoyablesittinginthesun.4)It’sveryannoyingwaitingforbusesthatdon’tappear.5)It’sveryembarrassingspeakingbeforeanaudienceforthefirsttime.第22页/共183页PreparatoryQuestions3.13.Itastheintroductorysubjectforanominalclause,e.g.,1)It’sapitythatyoumissedtheconcert.2)ItannoyedProfessorWangthatpeopleshouldhavesuchoddideas.3)It’safactthatsheisnotatallwell.4)It’sverystrangethatthetwinsdiedatthesametime.5)Iwaslatelasttime.Itseemedmywatchdidn’tkeepgoodtime.第23页/共183页PreparatoryQuestions3.26)ImissedseeingmyauntlastSunday.Itjusthappenedthatshewassenttohospital.7)LindamadeseveralmistakesinherlastChineseexam.Itdoesn’tmatterwhatmistakesshemade.Shehaspassedtheexam.第24页/共183页LSPI.1Cues:I’msorrytobelatethismorningbutIcouldn’thelpit,becauseeverythingseemedtohavegonewrong.I’msorrythesecrethasleakedoutbutIcouldn’thelpit,becausesomeoneseemedtohavemisplacedthedocument.3.I’msorrytohavebeenabsentfromthelastmonthlymeetingbutIcouldn’thelpit,becauseIseemednottohavebeennotified.第25页/共183页LSPIA1A.ListeningtotherecordingA:Whyareyoulatethismorning?B:I’msorrytobelatebutIjustcouldn’thelpit.//I’mvery/terribly/awfullysorrythatI’mlate,butIjustcouldn’thelpit.//I’dliketoapologizeforbeinglate,butI...//Ireallymustapologizeforbeinglate,butI...//Pleaseforgivemeforbeinglate,butI...Dialogueinfull:第26页/共183页LSPIA2A:Youcouldn’thelpit?Whatdoyoumean?B:Well,thealarmclockdidn’twork,nowatercameoutofthetap,andthegascookerfailedtolight.Itseemedthateverythingwentwrongthismorning.第27页/共183页LSPIBC11.I’msorrynottobeworkingbutIcouldn’thelpit,becausenobodyseemedtoknowwhatIshoulddonext.(B’spossibleanswerinthesecondexchange:B:Well,IhadaskedBobandJohnandBillwhatIshoulddonext,butnoneofthemgavemeananswer.ItseemedthatnobodyknewwhatIshoulddonext.)C.MorecuesforpracticeB.Substitutionpractice第28页/共183页LSPIBC22.I’msorrynottobeabletosolvetheproblembutIcouldn’thelpit,becausethereseemedtobeasnaginitsomewhere.(B’spossibleanswerinthesecondexchange:B:Well,IworkedhoursandhoursonendandItriedanumberofways,butIjustcouldn’tdoit.Itseemedthattherewasasnaginitsomewhere.)第29页/共183页Itseemedthat…1Itseemedthateverythingwentwrongthismorning.—Everythingseemedtohavegonewrongthismorning.Theitalicizedpartofthesentenceisanominalclauseintroducedbythatandisusedasthesubject.Theintroductoryitservesastheformalsubject,andthethat-clauseisthepostponedsubject.Anotherexample:ItseemsthatErichasgrownmatureintellectually.(=Ericseemstohavegrownmatureintellectually.)第30页/共183页Itseemedthat…2ThetenseinA’sfirstquestionvaries.Cue2A:Whyhasthesecretleakedout?Cue3A:Whywereyouabsentfromthelastmonthlymeeting?Thesentence“I’msorrytohavebeenabsentfromthelastmonthlymeeting...”means“I’msorryIwasabsentfromthelastmonthlymeeting...”,i.e.,theactionexpressedbyaperfectinfinitiveisanearlieraction;ithappenedbeforethetimeofthemainverb.第31页/共183页Itseemedthat…3B’sanswerinthesecondexchangeisflexible,e.g.,Cue2B:Well,Ineversaidanythingtoanyoneaboutit,butstilllotsofpeoplearetalkingaboutit.Itseemsthatsomeonehasmisplacedthedocument.Cue3B:Well,nobodytoldmeaboutit.ItseemedthatIwasn’tnotified.第32页/共183页LSP2Cues:1.Ididn’tmeetLarryasIhadexpected.Hehappenedtobeoutoftown.2.Joandidn’tgototheopera.Shehappensnottolikeoperas.3.Jackdidn’tgethisdigitalcameratheotherday.Hehappenednottohaveenoughcashonhim,nordidhehavehiscreditcardwithhim.第33页/共183页LSP2AA:DidyoumeetLarryasyouhadexpected?B:No,Ididn’t.A:Wasn’theathome?B:No.

Itjusthappenedthathewasoutoftown.A.ListeningtotherecordingDialogueinfull:第34页/共183页LSP2BC1C.MorecuesforpracticeB.Substitutionpractice1.Ididn’tgetwhatIwantedfromthesafe.Ihappenedtohaveleftthekeyathome.(Thesecondexchange:A:Didn’tyougototheoffice?B:No,itwasn’tthat.ItjusthappenedthatIhadleftthekeyathome.)第35页/共183页LSP2BC12.Ididn’tgetapairofsportsshoesfromtheshoeshop.Theyhappenednottohavethoseshoesinstock.(Thesecondexchange:A:Didn’ttheysellthem?B:No,itwasn’tthat.Itjusthappenedthattheydidn’thavethoseshoesinstock.)第36页/共183页Hejusthappenedtobeoutoftown.ThethatclausehereisthesameasthatinNote1bothingrammaticalconstructionandinfunction.Thesecondexchangeisflexible,e.g.,Cue2A:Didn’tshegetaticket?B:No,itwasn’tthat.Itjusthappensthatshedoesn’tlike

operas.Itjusthappened…1Itjusthappenedthathewasoutoftown.第37页/共183页Cue3A:Didn’thefindoneintheshop?B:No,itwasn’tthat.Itjusthappenedthathedidn’thaveenoughmoneyon/withhim.Itjusthappened…2第38页/共183页LSP3.1Cues:1.Hehasdonethecomputerprogrammeforourproject,althoughI’mnotsurehowhedidit.2.Theair-conditionerhasbeeninstalled,althoughI’mnotsurehowmuchtheelectricitybillwillamountto.第39页/共183页LSP3AA:Hashedonethecomputerprogrammeforourproject?B:althoughI’mnotsurehowhedidit.A:Itdoesn’tmatterhowhedidit.//Idon’tmind/carehowhedidit.//It’sallthesametome.//B:I’msureit’sbeendone.A.ListeningtotherecordingDialogueinfull:Yes,hehas,Theimportantthingiswhethertheprogrammehasbeendone.第40页/共183页LSP3BCB.SubstitutionpracticeC.Morecuesforpractice1.Hehasdraftedtheplanforourteachingreform,althoughI’mnotsurewhateverybodythinksaboutit.2.Theroomhasbeenrenovated,althoughI’mnotsurewhethereverybodylikesit.第41页/共183页Itdoesn’t…Theitalicizedpartofthesentenceisanominalclauseintroducedbyhowandisusedasthesubject.Otherwh-wordscanalsointroducenominalclausesafterItdoesn’tmatter,e.g.,Doesitmatterwhenthisishandedin?Itdoesn’tmatterwhoanswersthephone.Itdoesn’tmatterhowhedidit.第42页/共183页LSP4Cues:1.WhetherthepicnicwillbeasuccessornotdependsonwhetheritwillbefineornotonSunday.2.Whetherornotthespeechwillbewellreceiveddependsonwhothespeakeris.第43页/共183页LSP4AA:Doyouthinkthepicnicwillbeasuccess?B:Oh,I’mnotsure.B:ItalldependsonwhetheritwillbefineornotonSunday.A:Whynot?A.ListeningtotherecordingDialogueinfull:第44页/共183页1.Whethereveryonewillagreetohavethegymrenovatedornotdependsonhowmuchitcosts.2.Whetherornotthey’llallenjoytheirsummerholidaysdependsonwheretheyaregoing.LSP4BCC.MorecuesforpracticeB.Substitutionpractice第45页/共183页Italldepends…Theitalicizedpartofthesentenceisanominalclauseintroducedbywhetherandisusedastheobjectoftheprepositionon.Nominalclausesintroducedbywh-wordscanbeusedastheobjectofthepreposition,butnotthoseintroducedbythat,e.g.,“Doyouthinktheclassget-togetherwillbeinteresting?”“Italldependsonwhoisinchargeofit.”“Canpeoplegetwhatevertheylikeatthefair?”“Italldependsonwhattheyaskfor.”ItalldependsonwhetheritwillbefineornotonSunday.第46页/共183页1.ToWanda,it’soddtohavedaylightsavingtimeinEngland,butBobthinksit’squitereasonabletodothat.2.ToWang,it’sunusualtodrinkteawithsugarandmilk,butBobthinksit’snormaltodrinkteasweet.3.ToLi,it’smostannoyingtoseesomanypeoplejumpingthequeuewhenthebusarrives.Zhangthinksitiswrongtodothat,too.4.ToPan,it’sencouragingtoseelotsofyoungpeoplequeueingupbeforethepubliclibrariesonSundays.Luthinksitismosthearteningtoseethemsoeagertoreadandstudy.LSP5Cues:第47页/共183页LSP5ABob:Yes,ofcourse.Whydoyouask?Wanda:Doyouhavedaylightsavingtimeeverysummer,Bob?Wanda:Ifinditoddthatyoushouldsettheclockonehouraheadinsummer.Bob:ButIthinkit’squitereasonabletodothat.A.ListeningtotherecordingDialogueinfull:第48页/共183页1.ToLi,itisuncommontohaveverylongdaysandveryshortnightsinsummerinthenortheast,butZhou,whoisanortherner,thinksit’snaturaltohaveitthatway.2.ToZhang,astudentfromShanghai,itisterribletoeatsnakes,butLin,whoisfromsomeothercity,thinksitisadelighttoeatsnakes.LSP5BCC.MorecuesforpracticeB.Substitutionpractice第49页/共183页Ifind…1Thethat-clausehereisanominalclauseusedastheobjectoftheverbfind.Theintroductoryitistheformalobjectwhilethethat-clauseisthepostponedobject.Theadjectiveoddistheobjectcomplementthatdescribestheobjectclause.Themodalauxiliaryshouldintheobjectclauseisusedtoshowsurprise.Moreexamples,IthinkitunfairthatAnnshouldbepunishedseverelyforaminoroffence.Ifinditoddthatyoushouldsettheclockonehouraheadinsummer.第50页/共183页Hefounditunbelievablethatthelabassistantshouldbeabletoworkinthelabforfortyeighthoursatastretch.Thesecondexchangeisflexible,e.g.,Cue2Wang:Ifinditunusualthatyoushoulddrinkteasweet.Bob:ButIthinkit’snormaltodoso.Cue3Li:Ifinditannoyingthatpeopleshouldhavenoregardforpublicorder.Zhang:SodoI./Ithinkso,too.Ifind…2第51页/共183页Ifind…2Cue4Pan:IfinditencouragingthatyoungpeopleshouldworksohardevenonSundays.Lu:Yes,Ithinkitmosthearteningtoseethemsoeagertoreadandstudy.第52页/共183页AnswertheFollowingBroadQuestionsRetellingDialogue-mainTextQuestionsonSpecificDetailsLanguagePointPracticeReadingAloud第53页/共183页A:Isn’titLuoWei?You’vecertainlychangedbeyondrecognition!B:Hi,LiXia,you’vegrownfromatomboyintoagracefullady!A:Itwastenyearsagothatwefirstwenttoschooltogether,wasn’tit?Ithinkitincrediblethatthewell-groomedyoungmanbeforemeshouldhave beenthenumberonemischief-makerintheclass.B: Howtimeflies!Dialogue-Text1TheYoungontheOldListeningtotherecording第54页/共183页Dialogue-Text2A:I’mreallysurprisedathowtimechangespeopleforthebetter,includingyou.Ha!Ha！B:Don’tbesosureofthat.Timecanbringachesandpains,too.Italldependsonwhetheryougrowfromadolescenceintoadulthoodorfromadulthoodintooldage.A:Fromadulthoodintooldage.That’llbeterrible,won’tit?Isimplycan’timaginewhatit’llbeliketogrowold.B:Perhapsyou’llberegardedasaburdentoyourchildrenandthesocietyfortyyearsfromnow.Whoknows?第55页/共183页A:

Don’tbesopessimistic.Idon’tsupposepeopleherewillletthathappen.B:

Butnowandthentherearecasesofseniorcitizensbeingneglectedormaltreatedbytheirchildren.Recentlytherewasanewsreportaboutanoldmanwho’dbeenbadlytreatedsinceretirement.Thelocalpeoplecouldn’tbeartoseetheoldmansuffersomuch,anditwashisneighbourswhocametohisrescue.A:Ireadaboutthat,too.Itwasjustoutrageousthathischildrenshouldhaverefusedtotakecareofhim.Dialogue-Text3第56页/共183页Dialogue-Text4B:

Theyoughttobebroughtbeforethepeople’smoralcourtandpunishedinsomeway.A:

Anyway,they’vebeencondemnedbypublicopinion.Ihopetheyhavecometotheirsenses.B:

WhoknowswhetherornotI’llsufferthesamefateasthatpooroldman!ThethoughtthatonedayI’llbetoooldtotakecareofmyselfisdepressing.A:Weshouldn’tthinkinthatwayactually.Everybodyages.Oldage’snobody’sfault.Aswegrowphysicallyolder,wejustneedtokeepourselvespsychologicallyyoung,andreadytocontributeourexperienceandmaturejudgmenttosociety.第57页/共183页Dialogue-Text5B:

Isupposeyouareright.Iwouldcertainlywanttomakemyselfusefultothecommunitywithmyknowledge.Ican’timaginemyselfdoingnothingalldaylong.Idon’tmindwhatIdo,butIneedtobedoingsomethinguseful.PerhapsI’llpursuefurthereducationtokeepmyknowledgeupdatedandmybrainhealthy.A:I’msurecollegesanduniversitieswillhavedepartmentsofferingcoursesespeciallytailoredtomeettheneedsofseniorcitizens.Asamatteroffact,inafewplaces,they’vealreadystartedgivingcoursesincollecting,painting,calligraphy,thingslikethat.第58页/共183页Dialogue-Text6B:Yes,I’vealsoheardthereareplaceswhereoldpeoplehavetheirownclubsandassociations,suchastheshadow-boxingsocietyandballroom-dancingclubs.A:Sowedon’thavetoworryaboutlifeinoldage.I’mquitesurethatbythetimeweretire,we’lllivearichandfulllife.Aswe’llbeabletoaffordmoretime,wemayeventravelaroundtheworld.第59页/共183页You’vecertainly…You’vecertainlychangedbeyondrecognition!:You’vechangedsomuchthatIcannolongerrecognizeyou.第60页/共183页seniorcitizens…seniorcitizensbeingneglectedandmaltreatedbytheirchildren:oldpeoplewhoarebeingneglectedandmaltreated...Theparticipialphrasebeingneglectedandmaltreatedqualifiesthenounphrase“seniorcitizens”.Seniorcitizensisaeuphemism(委婉语)foroldpeople.第61页/共183页Thelocal…Thelocalpeoplecouldn’tbeartoseetheoldmansuffersomuch:Thelocalpeoplefeltveryupsetwhentheysawtheoldmansuffersomuch.Theverbphrasecan’tbearcanbefollowedbyeitheraninfinitiveoran-ingparticiple,e.g.:Ican’t

bearsitting/tositinanover-heatedroom.第62页/共183页cametohisrescuecametohisrescue:cametohelphimoutofdifficulty第63页/共183页hischildren…hischildrenshouldhaverefusedtotakecareofhim:Theverbphraseshouldhaverefusedisusedtoshowtheangeronthepartofthespeaker.Theperfectinfinitiveisusedaftershouldtorefertoapastaction.第64页/共183页especially…especiallytailoredtomeettheneedsofseniorcitizens:especiallyplannedinsuchawaythatseniorcitizens’needswillbemet第65页/共183页Questionsonspecificdetails11.WhatdidAthinkaboutBtenyearsago?AthoughtthatBwasthenumberonemischief-makerintheclass.2.WhydoesBsaythattimecanbringachesandpains,too?Becausewhenpeoplegrowfromadulthoodintooldage,theymayberegardedasaburdentotheirchildrenandthesociety.QuestionsonSpecificDetails第66页/共183页Questionsonspecificdetails2Everybodyages.Oldage’snobody’sfault.Aswegrowphysicallyolder,wejustneedtokeepourselvespsychologicallyyoung,andreadytocontributeourexperienceandmaturejudgmenttosociety.4.Whatkindofattitudeshouldwepossesstowardsoldage?Hewasbadlytreatedbyhischildren,anditwashisneighbourswhocametohelphim.3.Accordingtoanewsreport,whathadhappenedtotheoldmanafterretirement?第67页/共183页Questionsonspecificdetails3Theymayattenduniversityclassesespeciallyplannedfortheseniorcitizensorformtheirownclubsandassociations.6.Howdotheoldpeopleenrichtheirlife?5.WhatwillBdotomakehimselfusefulinoldage?Perhapshe’llpursuefurthereducationtokeephisknowledgeupdatedandhisbrainhealthy.第68页/共183页Answerthefollowingbroadquestions1AnsweringtheFollowingBroadQuestionsWhyisBworriedabouthisfatewhenhegrowsold?2.Whatproblemsdoyouthinkpeoplehavewhentheygrowold?3.Isitgoodtohaveclubsandassociationsfortheold?Why?第69页/共183页Retelling1RetellingSampleoutlineAandBaretalkingaboutoldage.1.Themaltreatmentoftheoldbytheyoung2.Thingsthatpeoplecandowhentheygrowold第70页/共183页Retelling2SamplestoryAandBcanhardlyrecognizeeachotherwhentheymeetonedayafterseveralyears’parting.AccordingtoB,Ahasgrownfromatomboyintoagracefullady,whileAcannotbelievethatthenumberonemischief-makerintheclassshouldbecomeawell-groomedyoungman.Thentopiccomestothepassageoftime.Bothofthemareafraidofgrowingold,whichmeanstheymayberegardedasaburdentotheirchildrenandthesociety.Recentlyanoldmanwasreportedbadlytreatedbyhischildren.Ontheone第71页/共183页Retelling3hand,thiskindofimmoralbehaviourshouldbecondemnedbythesociety;ontheotherhand,oldpeopleshouldn’tbepessimisticaboutaging.It’sthelawofnature.Thoughwegrowoldphysically,weshouldremainyoungpsychologicallybydoingthingsmeaningful.Wecanattendcollegeclassesmeantfortheseniorcitizensortakepartintheoldpeople’sclubsandassociations,suchastheshadow-boxingsocietyandballroom-dancingclubs.Oldpeoplestillhavetheirrighttoenjoylife.第72页/共183页Readingaloud-Text1A:Isn’titLuoWei?You’vecertainlychangedbeyondrecognition!B:Hi,LiXia,you’vegrownfromatomboyintoagracefullady!A:Itwastenyearsagothatwefirstwenttoschooltogether,wasn’tit?Ithinkitincrediblethatthewell-groomedyoungmanbeforemeshouldhavebeenthenumberonemischief-makerintheclass.B: Howtimeflies!TheYoungontheOld第73页/共183页Dialogue-Text2A:I’mreallysurprisedathowtimechangespeopleforthebetter,includingyou.Ha!Ha！B:Don’tbesosureofthat.Timecanbringachesandpains,too.Italldependsonwhetheryougrowfromadolescenceintoadulthoodorfromadulthoodintooldage.A:Fromadulthoodintooldage.That’llbeterrible,won’tit?Isimplycan’timaginewhatit’llbeliketogrowold.B:Perhapsyou’llberegardedasaburdentoyourchildrenandthesocietyfortyyearsfromnow.Whoknows?第74页/共183页Dialogue-Text3A:

Don’tbesopessimistic.Idon’tsupposepeopleherewillletthathappen.B:

Butnowandthentherearecasesofseniorcitizensbeingneglectedormaltreatedbytheirchildren.Recentlytherewasanewsreportaboutanoldmanwho’dbeenbadlytreatedsinceretirement.Thelocalpeoplecouldn’tbeartoseetheoldmansuffersomuch,anditwashisneighbourswhocametohisrescue.A:Ireadaboutthat,too.Itwasjustoutrageousthathischildrenshouldhaverefusedtotakecareofhim.第75页/共183页B:

Theyoughttobebroughtbeforethepeople’smoralcourtandpunishedinsomeway.A:

Anyway,they’vebeencondemnedbypublicopinion.Ihopetheyhavecometotheirsenses.B:

WhoknowswhetherornotI’llsufferthesamefateasthatpooroldman!ThethoughtthatonedayI’llbetoooldtotakecareofmyselfisdepressing.A:Weshouldn’tthinkinthatwayactually.Everybodyages.Oldage’snobody’sfault.Aswegrowphysicallyolder,wejustneedtokeepourselvespsychologicallyyoung,andreadytocontributeourexperienceandmaturejudgmenttosociety.Dialogue-Text4第76页/共183页B:

Isupposeyouareright.Iwouldcertainlywanttomakemyselfusefultothecommunitywithmyknowledge.Ican’timaginemyselfdoingnothingalldaylong.Idon’tmindwhatIdo,butIneedtobedoingsomethinguseful.PerhapsI’llpursuefurthereducationtokeepmyknowledgeupdatedandmybrainhealthy.A:I’msurecollegesanduniversitieswillhavedepartmentsofferingcoursesespeciallytailoredtomeettheneedsofseniorcitizens.Asamatteroffact,inafewplaces,they’vealreadystartedgivingcoursesincollecting,painting,calligraphy,thingslikethat.Dialogue-Text5第77页/共183页Dialogue-Text6B:Yes,I’vealsoheardthereareplaceswhereoldpeoplehavetheirownclubsandassociations,suchastheshadow-boxingsocietyandballroom-dancingclubs.A:Sowedon’thavetoworryaboutlifeinoldage.I’mquitesurethatbythetimeweretire,we’lllivearichandfulllife.Aswe’llbeabletoaffordmoretime,wemayeventravelaroundtheworld.第78页/共183页Languagepointpractice1.1LanguagePointPractice“dependon...”1)AistellingBthatshe’sgoingtospendhersummervacationinthecountrywithhergrandparents.Bwonders.Aexplains.A:I’mspendingmyvacationwithmygrandparentsinthecountrythissummer.

B:ButIthoughtyousaidyouwouldn’tbeaccustomedtocountrylife.A:Ilovetogotomygrandparents!ItalldependsonwhoI’llbewith,youknow.第79页/共183页Languagepointpractice1.22)They’rediscussinggoingonapicniconthecomingweekend.Asaysshewillgoontheconditionthatitisfineandwarm.3)They’replanningtobuysomestationery.Asaysshewon’tbuyanyunless...第80页/共183页Languagepointpractice2.12.“nowandthen”1)Asayshelovesreadingmagazinesonphotography.Nowhe’sbusywithhisstudies,buthestillreadsthemduringhissparetime.