新概念第二册公开课PPT课件

1、Hi, I have something to tell you.第1页/共54页okBut there is good news and bad news. Which do you want to know first?第2页/共54页Good news or bad newsWhich one do you want to know first?第3页/共54页Listening Which comes first, the bad news or the good news? 第4页/共54页Chapter2：Text LearningChapter1：New WordChapter3

2、：GrammarChapter4：Exercise第5页/共54页 Key words and expressions第6页/共54页secretary sekrtri n. 秘书New words and expressions第7页/共54页nervousn:vs adj. 精神紧张的n. nerve n. 神经New words and expressions第8页/共54页afford f:d v. 负担得起afford to buy/payAfford sth.What can you afford now?New words and expressions第9页/共54页weak

3、wi:k 弱的New words and expressionsstrong 强壮的第10页/共54页interrupt ,ntrpt v. 打断，插话New words and expressionsI dont want to interrupt you. Go on with your story.Dont interrupt me!第11页/共54页第12页/共54页He didnt look up from his desk when I entered. look up 第13页/共54页look up查找-Whats the meaning of “discovery”?-Loo

4、k it up in your dictionary. 第14页/共54页I have a hundred pounds now.第15页/共54页Then my dad give me three extra pounds!额外的，另外的第16页/共54页Key words and expressions secretary n. 秘书 nervous adj. 精神紧张的 afford v. 负担得起 weak adj. 弱的 interrupt v. 插话，打断 look up 向上看， 查阅 extra adj. 额外的 an extra thousand pounds 第17页/共5

5、4页 Text learing 第18页/共54页Listening Listening to the story and try to find the answers to the following questions.1 How did the writer feel when he was told to see his boss? 2 What did Mr. Harmsworht say about business?3 How many people had left?第19页/共54页Comprehension check1 The writer felt nervous b

6、ecause_ Mr. Harmsworth wanted to see him the secretary told him that Mr. Harmsworth wanted to see him business was very bad he thought he would lose his job2 The writer_ expected to receive some extra money was surprised to receive some extra money wanted to receive some extra money asked for some e

7、xtra money第20页/共54页 Watch the video and try to understand the storyHow many pieces of bad news did the writer get before he received the good news?What was the good news?第21页/共54页The The secretarysecretary told me that told me that Mr.Harmsworth would see me.Mr.Harmsworth would see me.I I felt very

8、nervousfelt very nervous when I when I went intowent into his office.his office.第22页/共54页4.After I 4.After I had sat downhad sat down, , he he saidsaid that business that business was very bad.was very bad.3 3. .He did not He did not look uplook up from his from his desk when Idesk when I enteredent

9、ered. .5.He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such large salaries.6. Twenty people had already left.第23页/共54页7.I 7.I knewknew that my turn that my turn had comehad come. .8.Mr.Harmsworth, I 8.Mr.Harmsworth, I saidsaid in a in a weakweak voice. voice.9.Dont 9.Dont interruptinterrupt he he

10、 saidsaid. .第24页/共54页10.Then he 10.Then he smiledsmiled and and toldtold me I would me I would receive receive an extra thousand poundsan extra thousand pounds a year! a year! 第25页/共54页Structure 3. Mr. Harmsworth _ see you, the secretary said.(a) would (b) shall (c) will (d) could 4. _did he feel ?

11、Very nervous.(a) What (b) How (c) How much (d) Which5. The firm couldnt pay _ large salaries.(a)so (b) such a (c) such (d) a such6. _turn is it ? Its your turn.(a) Which (b) To whom (c)Whom (d) Whose 7. Mr. Harmsworth, I said _ a week voice.(a) in (b)with (c)on (d) under第26页/共54页Vocabulary8. Mr. Har

12、msworth wanted to see me. He wanted to _me.(a) watch (b) look at (c) look for (d) speak to9. I felt nervous because I felt _.(a) angry (b) cross (c) anxious (d) ill10. Its your turn. _(a) Its your line (b)Its your row (c) Youre next (d) Its your chance11. Dont interrupt! Dont _. (a) speak (b) talk (

13、c) talk while Im talking (d) cut off12. The writer would receive an extra 1,000 a year. He would get 1,000 a year _. (a) less (b) more (c)over (d)up第27页/共54页 The secretary told me that Mr. Harmsworth would see me. I felt very nervous when I went into his office. He did not look up from his desk when

14、 I entered. After I had sat down, he said business was very bad. He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such large salaries.Twenty people had already left. I knew that my turn had come. “Mr. Harmsworth,” I said in a weak voice. “Dont interrupt,” he said. Then he smiled and told me I would

15、receive an extra thousand pounds a year!Words and expressions第28页/共54页Grammar-Indirect Speech (间接引语)The secretary told me that Mr. Hamsworth would see me. indirect speech (间接引语)第29页/共54页Mr. Chen says that he will never give up.Little Tommy says that he is doing morning exercise.The girl says that En

16、glish is very important.Mr. Bush hopes that he is the greatest man.Leo ssays that he will be the first.Coofy tells Bens that he won the first place.Grammar-Indirect Speech (间接引语)第30页/共54页Leo says that he will be the first.引导词= Leo says he will be the first.that 可以省略主句从句Structure ：+object clause (宾语从

17、句)Grammar-Indirect Speech (间接引语)第31页/共54页Work out the rule We can use _ or _ to report the others words. Usually, there is _ in indirect speech. direct speech indirect speech an object clause第32页/共54页Direct speechIndirect speechIm busy , he says.Im busy, he said. He says that he is busy.Grammer - In

18、direct SpeechStatement(陈述句)that引导的宾语从句He said that he was busy. He told me that he was busy. 第33页/共54页Work out the rule When we change direct speech into indirect speech, we must pay special attention to _ and _. the person (人称) the tense（时态） 第34页/共54页35I think that he is awful.I guess that it was a

19、 fine day.He believes that Mary has been to the U.S.Linda says that she had read 100 books when she was 8.I know that you will be a good teacher.第35页/共54页Work out the rule When simple present tense is used in the _, any other tenses can be used in the object clause.( 主句一般现在时，从句任何时态。)main clause 第36页

20、/共54页Mary says that he is awful.Mary said that he was awful.He tells me that Mary has been to the U.S.He told me that Mary had been to the U.S.第37页/共54页Work out the rule When _ is used in the main clause, any one of the past tenses should be used in the object clause. (主句用过去时，从句用过去某个时态。)simple past

21、tense 第38页/共54页I have broken my leg.He said that he had broken his leg.He says that he has broken his leg.第39页/共54页We will buy a new house.They says that they will buy a new house.They said that they would buy a new house.第40页/共54页I dont have a secretary.He told me that he didnt have a secretary.He

22、tells me that he doesnt have a secretary.第41页/共54页My sister is swimming.She told me that her sister was swimming.She tells me that her sister is swimming.第42页/共54页We cant tell you anything.They told me that they couldnt tell us anything.They tells me that they cant tell us anything.第43页/共54页Ex. P70.

23、 第44页/共54页Role play Find all the indirect speech in the story and change them into direct speech and then act out. 第45页/共54页Indirect speech The secretary told me that Mr. Harmsworth would see me. I felt very nervous when I went into his office. He did not look up from his desk when I entered. After

24、I had sat down, he said that business was very bad. He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such large salaries. Twenty people had already left. I knew that my turn had come. Mr.Harmsworth, I said in a weak voice. Dont interrupt, he said. Then he smiled and told me I would receive an extra

25、thousand pounds a year!第46页/共54页Role play narrator(旁白) secretary Mr. Harmsworth (the boss) I (an employee)第47页/共54页The secretary told me that Mr. Harmsworth would see me.- The secretary says, Mr. Harmsworh will see you.After I had sat down, he said that business was very bad.- After I had sat down,

26、he said, Business is very bad.He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such large salaries. -He said, The firm can not afford to pay such large salaries.Twenty people had already left.-He said, Twenty have already left.I knew that my turn had come.-I thought,My turn has come.Then he smiled a

27、nd told me I would receive an extra thousand pounds a year!-Then he smiled and said,(But) you will receive an extra thousand pounds an year.Pay attention: you can use your imagination(想象力) and say more in the acting. 第48页/共54页Writing Skill The secretary told me that Mr. Harmsworth would see me.坏! I

28、felt very nervous when I went into his office.坏 He did not look up from his desk when I entered. 坏 After I had sat down, he said that business was very bad. 坏 He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such large salaries.坏 Twenty people had already left. I knew that my turn had come.坏 Mr.Harmsworth, I said in a weak voice. Dont interrupt, he said.坏 Then he smiled and told me I would receive an extra thousand pounds a year!-好!为了突出好消息好的的程度,作者一开始就先铺垫了全是坏