高级英语教案Unit2

1、ArticleA1_S_ a scale ,Paraphrase the sentence.,There exists a range of styles, that is, there are different styles for different purposes and different situations. Styles of language may be arranged in order of formality, that is, formalneutralinformalfamiliar.,a scale of styles exists in all our us

2、e of English.,Before Reading,Global Reading,After Reading,Detailed Reading,ArticleA1_S_ the wider ,Paraphrase the sentence.,The richer life experience we have, and the more people from all walks of life we know, we will develop more extensive and flexible knowledge of different English styles and th

3、e ability to use each style appropriately when the occasion arises., the wider the range of our life and the more various the contacts we have, the wider and suppler must be our command over a range of English styles, each of which we know how to use consistently.,Detailed Reading,Before Reading,Glo

4、bal Reading,After Reading,ArticleA1_S_ A haphazard,Paraphrase the sentence.,If we do not know when to use each style appropriately, or if we confuse one style with another inappropriately, an unsystematic and casual knowledge of styles is of no use, or even worse.,A haphazard knowledge of several st

5、yles may be worse than useless if we do not know the type of occasion on which each is appropriate, or if we do not know when we are sliding from one to another.,Before Reading,Global Reading,After Reading,Detailed Reading,ArticleA1_S_ “bags ,Paraphrase the sentence.,“bags of fun” does not go well w

6、ith “extremely gracious”,“bags of fun” does not mix with “extremely gracious”,Before Reading,Global Reading,After Reading,Detailed Reading,ArticleA2_S_ “Bags of fun” ,Paraphrase the sentence.,Neither “bag of fun” nor “extremely gracious” in its suitable context is a careless/casual expression of one

7、s thought.,“Bags of fun” is no more a lazy substitute for thought in its appropriate setting than is “extremely gracious” in the setting that is appropriate for this expression.,Before Reading,Global Reading,After Reading,Detailed Reading,“As” is the relative pronoun used to introduce a non-restrict

8、ive relative clause. “As” is used as the object in the non-restrictive clause “As we have repeatedly seen”, and it represents the main clause “it is the height of naivety to go round with a single yardstick, measuring English as good or bad”.,ArticleA2_S_ As we have 1,Paraphrase the sentence.,It is

9、simple-mindedness to the utmost if you use the language with only one standard of measurement.,As we have seen repeatedly, it is the height of naivety to go round with a single yardstick, measuring English as “good” or “bad”.,Before Reading,Global Reading,After Reading,What is the usage of “as”?,Det

10、ailed Reading,ArticleA2_S_ As we have 2,Before Reading,Global Reading,After Reading,As we all know, the overuse of insecticides and chemical fertilizers will bring about untold harm to mankind. As you know, what is called “the trade” in Britain is quite sharply distinguished from the ordinary buying

11、 public. (Unit 2, TEXT II) As you will soon learn, there is no short cut in language learning. The more effort you put in, the better results you will get.,More examples:,Detailed Reading,ArticleA2_S_ many .,Paraphrase the sentence.,“not without” is sentence structure of double negation, which turns

12、 the sentence into an affirmative one: Many people always feel a little guilty whenever they write them.,many people cannot write them without having a slight feeling of guilt.,Before Reading,Global Reading,After Reading,Detailed Reading,ArticleA3_S_ But it.,Paraphrase the sentence.,But it would be

13、absurd as well if you change the judgment completely to the opposite of the original.,But it would be equally ridiculous to reverse the judgment just as flatly.,Before Reading,Global Reading,After Reading,Detailed Reading,ArticleA3_S_ it is not .,Paraphrase the sentence.,It is not only that the judg

14、ment is wrong in this special case.,it is not merely that the judgment is faulty in this particular instance.,Before Reading,Global Reading,After Reading,Detailed Reading,ArticleA3_S_ Equally.,Equally, however, we should disapprove of the English used if we were greeted by a friend at a party with the words,Paraphrase the sentence.,Before Reading,Global Reading,After Reading,In the same way, we should have an unfavourable opinion of the English used by a friend at a party who welcomed us by saying,Detailed Reading,ArticleA3_S_ “Awfully .,Before