phrasesgiveup放弃tryoutnewideas实验新的想法nomatterhowadjadv从句无论怎样……havenothingso课件

phrasesgiveup 放弃tryoutnewideas 实验新的想法nomatterhow+adj./adv.+从句无论怎样……havenothing/somethingtodowith与……无关/有关teachsbtodosth 教某人做某事becameinterestedin 对……感兴趣attheageof 在……岁时seesbdoing 看见某人正在做某事rushout 冲出去bytelegraph 通过电报openup 建立anewstart新的开始phr1.bealwaysdoing老是/一再干…

too…to太…而不能..so…that如此…以致.thinkmoreof看重，想…更多.not…anymore不再.bealwaysdoing老是2

Sentencepatterns1.Hewasalwaysaskingquestionsandtryingoutnewideas.(bealwaysdoingsth.)2.Nomatterhow=howeverharditwas,henevergaveup.(nomatterhow+adj./adv.+从句）

3.Thomas..thatnomatterhowdifficult

somethingseemed,…4.Tom’smothertaughthimtoreadandwrite.(teachsb.todosth.教某人做某事)5.Shefoundhim(tobe)averygoodpupil.=thathewasaverygoodpupil.6.

Theboywastoofrightenedtomove.(too+adj./adv.+todosth.太…而不能)Sentencepatterns1.Hewas37.Edisonsawalittleboyplayingonthe…(see+sb.+doingsth.看见某人正在做事)8.Edisonrushedoutandcarriedtheboytosafety.(名词安全地方）9.Theboy’sfatherwassothankfulthathetaughtEdisonhowtosendmessagesbytelegraph.

(so+adj./adv.+that句子如此…以致于…）10.Hesaidthathethoughtmoreofaperson….thanof

aperson…7.Edisonsawalittleboyplay4a).Whydidn’tyoungTom’steacherlikehim?b).Whotaughthimtoreadandwrite?c).Whatdidhedoattheageoften?d).Wheredidhesellhisownnewspaper?e).WhotaughtEdisonhowtosendmessagesbytelegragh?Why?f).Howmanyinventionsdidhehaveduringhislifetime.Becausehehadmanyquestionswhichhadnotingtodowithhislessons.

Hismother.Hebuiltachemistrylabforhimself.Hesoldthemontrains.

Aboy’sfather.BecauseEdisonsavedhisson.Hehad1,903inventions.a).Whydidn’tyoungTom’stea5AgeWhatdidhedo?(sth.Abouthim.)YoungTom10yearsold12yearsOldIn186216yearsold22yearsoldDuringhislifetimeAgeWhatdidhedo?(sth.About6AgeWhatdidhedo?(sth.Abouthim.)YoungTom10yearsold12yearsOldIn186216yearsold22yearsoldDuringhislifetimeAgeWhatdidhedo?(sth.About7YoungTom:Hestayedinschoolforonlythreemonths.Histeacherdidn’tunderstandwhythisnewpupilhadsomanystrangequestions.Andmostofthequestionshadnothingtodowithhislessons.HisteacheraskedTom’smothertotakehimhome.Tom’smothertaughthimtoreadandwrite,andshefoundhimtobeaverygoodpupil.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUPYoungTom:Hestayedinschool810yearsold:Helearnedveryfastandbecameveryinterestedinscience.Hebuilt

achemistrylabforhimself.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUP10yearsold:Helearnedveryf912yearsold:Hestartedwritinghisownnewspaper.Heprinteditandsoldcopiesonthetrains.Itwasthefirstnewspaper

sold

ontrainsinAmerica.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUP12yearsold:Hestarted10In1862:Hesawalittleboyplayingontherailwaytracksatastation.Atrainwascomingnearquickly,andtheboywastoo

frightenedtomove.Edisonrushedoutandcarriedtheboyto

safety.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUPIn1862:Hesawalittlebo1116yearsold:Hesoonbecameverygoodatsendingmessagebytelegraph.Andlaterlefthometoworkindifferentcities.Thisgavehima

newstartinlife.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUP16yearsold:Hesoonbec1222yearsold:HemovedtoNewYorktobeaninventor.Withthemoneyhemadefromsomeofhisearlierinventions,heopened

uphisownlabinNewJersey.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUP22yearsold:HemovedtoN13Duringhislifetime:HeworkedmostofhislifetimeinNewJersey.Duringhislifetime,hehad1,093inventions.Henevergaveup.Hewouldkeeptrying

outdifferentideasuntilheinventedwhathewanted.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUPDuringhislifetime:Heworked14Fillintheblanks.ThomasEdisonwasafamousAmerican_______.Duringhislifetimehehad______1093inventions.Thatisamazing,isn’t?Manyofhisinventionshave_______ourlife.Youmayask_______Edisonwasabletomakesomany__________.Thatisbecausehewasthemanwhonever______up.Healwaysthoughtthatnomatterhow______somethingseemed,hecouldfindthe_______.Hebelievedthat_______wasdifficultifyouputyourheartintoit.Thatistrue.Whenhewasachild,hewasalwaysasking_____questionsandtryingoutnew_____.Manyofhisquestionsmadehisteacherunhappyorangry,becausethestrangequestionshadnothingto_____withhislessons.Hecouldnotstudyatschool,sohismother______himathome.Heshowedgreat_______inscienceand_______veryfast.______hewas22,hemovedtoNewYorktobeaninventor.Heworkedvery______tryingoutnewideas.Henevergaveup.inventormadechangedwhyinventionsgavedifficultanswernothingstrangeideasdotaughtinterestlearntWhenhardFillintheblanks.ThomasEdis151847born-1857(10)

becomeinterestedinbuild1859(12)startwritingprint…sell1862(15)see…Playingrushoutcarry…tosafety1863(16)becomegoodatsendingbytelegraph1868(21)movetoopenup1869(22)succeedinrepairingthemachine1876(29)builtaworkshoplab1877(30)inventthephonograph1880(33)theelectriclight1931(84)dieEdison’slife1847born-1857become1859start16RetellthestoryThomasAlvaEdison…agreatAmericainventor…wasalwaysasking…tryingout…Nomatter……didn’tunderstandwhy…so

manystrangequestions…hadnothingtodo

with(与……无关)…not…anymoreask…totake…home…taught…toread…found…tobeaverygoodpupil…becameinterestedin…Theboywastoofrightenedtomove.…wassothankfulthat……thoughtthatnomatterhow…Hesaidthathethoughtmoreofapersonwho…thanofapersonwhohas…RetellthestoryThomasAlvaEd172.Supposeyouareateacher,doyoulikeastudentlikelittleTomornot,why?DividetheSsintotwogroupstodebateDebate---1.WhatdoyoulearnfromlittleTom?2.Supposeyouareateacher,d181.Nothingisdifficultifyouputyourheartintoit!Remember2.Geniusisonepercentinspirationandninety-ninepercentperspiration.”天才是百分之一的灵感加百分之九十九的汗水。1.Nothingisdifficultifyou19知识小行囊：OnOctober18,1931,Edisondiedattheageofeighty-fourathishomeinOrange,NewJersey.Severaldayslater,thewholeUnitedStatesturnedoffitselectriclights(电灯）foroneminute,inhonorof（纪念）themanwhosediscoveries（发现）hadsochangedandimprovedthelifeofpeopleeverywhere.知识小行囊：20Iknowyou’regoingtomakeit.Itmaytaketimeandhardwork.Youmaybecomefrustrated,Andattimesyou’llfeellikegivingup.Sometimesyoumayevenwonder

（怀疑）ifitreallyworthit.ButIhaveconfidence（信心）inyou,AndIknowyou’llmakeit,ifyoutry.AmandaPierceNEVERGIVEUPNEVERGIVEUP21Exercises:WeiHuaisalways______others.A.helpB.helpingC.tohelpD.helped2.Iwent_____late____seehimA.so,thatB.enough,toC.too,toD.to,too3.Theboyistooyoungtolookafterhimself.（同义句）Theboyisn’t_______________________lookafterhimself.Theboyis_______youngthathe_______lookafterhimself.4.Didyouseeweweresweepingthefloorjustnow?(同上）Didyousee__________________thefloorjustnow?BColdenoughtosothatussweepingExercises:WeiHuaisalways__225.WhenEdisonwas12yearsold,hestartedwritinghisownnewspaper.(同上)________________________,Edisonstartedwritinghis…6.______themoney,theyoungmanboughtsomebooksforthesepoorchildren.A.UseB.SpendC.InD.With

7.ThomasEdisonwasagreat__________.He_______manythings.Mostofthe_________wereveryuseful.(invent)8.Edisonrushedoutandcarriedtheboyto________(safe)9.Thegirlwas_____tolookdownfromthetopthetallbuilding.A.frightenB.frightenedC.frighteningD.tofrighten10.Weshouldthink_____ofaperson’smorality(品德)ofhislook.A.manyB.muchC.moreD.mostAttheageofDinventorinventedinventionssafetyBC5.WhenEdisonwas12yearsol2311.Theboyis_______young________carrythebox.A.so,thatB.enough,toC.too,toD.so,to12.ThemathsproblemissodifficultthatIcan’tworkitout.(同义句）Themathsproblemis________difficult_______me________workitout.13.Theoldmanistooweaktowalksoalongway.(同义句)Theoldmanis______weak________he_______walksuchalongway.14.You’dbetter_____therecorderbeforeyoubuyit.A.tryoutB.tryonC.tryforD.tryCtoofor

tosothatcan’tA11.Theboyis_______young__24

phrasesgiveup 放弃tryoutnewideas 实验新的想法nomatterhow+adj./adv.+从句无论怎样……havenothing/somethingtodowith与……无关/有关teachsbtodosth 教某人做某事becameinterestedin 对……感兴趣attheageof 在……岁时seesbdoing 看见某人正在做某事rushout 冲出去bytelegraph 通过电报openup 建立anewstart新的开始phr25.bealwaysdoing老是/一再干…

too…to太…而不能..so…that如此…以致.thinkmoreof看重，想…更多.not…anymore不再.bealwaysdoing老是26

Sentencepatterns1.Hewasalwaysaskingquestionsandtryingoutnewideas.(bealwaysdoingsth.)2.Nomatterhow=howeverharditwas,henevergaveup.(nomatterhow+adj./adv.+从句）

3.Thomas..thatnomatterhowdifficult

somethingseemed,…4.Tom’smothertaughthimtoreadandwrite.(teachsb.todosth.教某人做某事)5.Shefoundhim(tobe)averygoodpupil.=thathewasaverygoodpupil.6.

Theboywastoofrightenedtomove.(too+adj./adv.+todosth.太…而不能)Sentencepatterns1.Hewas277.Edisonsawalittleboyplayingonthe…(see+sb.+doingsth.看见某人正在做事)8.Edisonrushedoutandcarriedtheboytosafety.(名词安全地方）9.Theboy’sfatherwassothankfulthathetaughtEdisonhowtosendmessagesbytelegraph.

(so+adj./adv.+that句子如此…以致于…）10.Hesaidthathethoughtmoreofaperson….thanof

aperson…7.Edisonsawalittleboyplay28a).Whydidn’tyoungTom’steacherlikehim?b).Whotaughthimtoreadandwrite?c).Whatdidhedoattheageoften?d).Wheredidhesellhisownnewspaper?e).WhotaughtEdisonhowtosendmessagesbytelegragh?Why?f).Howmanyinventionsdidhehaveduringhislifetime.Becausehehadmanyquestionswhichhadnotingtodowithhislessons.

Hismother.Hebuiltachemistrylabforhimself.Hesoldthemontrains.

Aboy’sfather.BecauseEdisonsavedhisson.Hehad1,903inventions.a).Whydidn’tyoungTom’stea29AgeWhatdidhedo?(sth.Abouthim.)YoungTom10yearsold12yearsOldIn186216yearsold22yearsoldDuringhislifetimeAgeWhatdidhedo?(sth.About30AgeWhatdidhedo?(sth.Abouthim.)YoungTom10yearsold12yearsOldIn186216yearsold22yearsoldDuringhislifetimeAgeWhatdidhedo?(sth.About31YoungTom:Hestayedinschoolforonlythreemonths.Histeacherdidn’tunderstandwhythisnewpupilhadsomanystrangequestions.Andmostofthequestionshadnothingtodowithhislessons.HisteacheraskedTom’smothertotakehimhome.Tom’smothertaughthimtoreadandwrite,andshefoundhimtobeaverygoodpupil.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUPYoungTom:Hestayedinschool3210yearsold:Helearnedveryfastandbecameveryinterestedinscience.Hebuilt

achemistrylabforhimself.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUP10yearsold:Helearnedveryf3312yearsold:Hestartedwritinghisownnewspaper.Heprinteditandsoldcopiesonthetrains.Itwasthefirstnewspaper

sold

ontrainsinAmerica.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUP12yearsold:Hestarted34In1862:Hesawalittleboyplayingontherailwaytracksatastation.Atrainwascomingnearquickly,andtheboywastoo

frightenedtomove.Edisonrushedoutandcarriedtheboyto

safety.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUPIn1862:Hesawalittlebo3516yearsold:Hesoonbecameverygoodatsendingmessagebytelegraph.Andlaterlefthometoworkindifferentcities.Thisgavehima

newstartinlife.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUP16yearsold:Hesoonbec3622yearsold:HemovedtoNewYorktobeaninventor.Withthemoneyhemadefromsomeofhisearlierinventions,heopened

uphisownlabinNewJersey.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUP22yearsold:HemovedtoN37Duringhislifetime:HeworkedmostofhislifetimeinNewJersey.Duringhislifetime,hehad1,093inventions.Henevergaveup.Hewouldkeeptrying

outdifferentideasuntilheinventedwhathewanted.Lesson26THEMANWHONEVERGAVEUPDuringhislifetime:Heworked38Fillintheblanks.ThomasEdisonwasafamousAmerican_______.Duringhislifetimehehad______1093inventions.Thatisamazing,isn’t?Manyofhisinventionshave_______ourlife.Youmayask_______Edisonwasabletomakesomany__________.Thatisbecausehewasthemanwhonever______up.Healwaysthoughtthatnomatterhow______somethingseemed,hecouldfindthe_______.Hebelievedthat_______wasdifficultifyouputyourheartintoit.Thatistrue.Whenhewasachild,hewasalwaysasking_____questionsandtryingoutnew_____.Manyofhisquestionsmadehisteacherunhappyorangry,becausethestrangequestionshadnothingto_____withhislessons.Hecouldnotstudyatschool,sohismother______himathome.Heshowedgreat_______inscienceand_______veryfast.______hewas22,hemovedtoNewYorktobeaninventor.Heworkedvery______tryingoutnewideas.Henevergaveup.inventormadechangedwhyinventionsgavedifficultanswernothingstrangeideasdotaughtinterestlearntWhenhardFillintheblanks.ThomasEdis391847born-1857(10)

becomeinterestedinbuild1859(12)startwritingprint…sell1862(15)see…Playingrushoutcarry…tosafety1863(16)becomegoodatsendingbytelegraph1868(21)movetoopenup1869(22)succeedinrepairingthemachine1876(29)builtaworkshoplab1877(30)inventthephonograph1880(33)theelectriclight1931(84)dieEdison’slife1847born-1857become1859start40RetellthestoryThomasAlvaEdison…agreatAmericainventor…wasalwaysasking…tryingout…Nomatter……didn’tunderstandwhy…so

manystrangequestions…hadnothingtodo

with(与……无关)…not…anymoreask…totake…home…taught…toread…found…tobeaverygoodpupil…becameinterestedin…Theboywastoofrightenedtomove.…wassothankfulthat……thoughtthatnomatterhow…Hesaidthathethoughtmoreofapersonwho…thanofapersonwhohas…RetellthestoryThomasAlvaEd412.Supposeyouareateacher,doyoulikeastudentlikelittleTomornot,why?DividetheSsintotwogroupstodebateDebate---1.WhatdoyoulearnfromlittleTom?2.Supposeyouareateacher,d421.Nothingisdifficultifyouputyourheartintoit!Remember2.Geniusisonepercentinspirationandninety-ninepercentperspiration.”天才是百分之一的灵感加百分之九十九的汗水。1.Nothingisdifficultifyou43知识小行囊：OnOctober18,1931,Edisondiedattheageofeighty-fourathishomeinOrange,NewJersey.Severaldayslater,thewholeUnitedStatesturnedoffitselectriclights(电灯）foroneminute,inhonorof（纪念）themanwhosediscoveries（发现）hadsochangedandimprovedthelifeofpeopleeverywhere.知识小行囊：44Iknowyou’regoingtomakeit.Itmaytaketimeandhardwork.Youmaybecomefrustrated,Andattimesyou’llfeellikegivingup.Sometimesyoumayevenwonder

（怀疑）ifitreallyworthit.ButIhaveconfidence（信心）inyou,AndIknowyou’llmakeit,ifyoutry.AmandaPierceNEVERGIVEUPNEVERGIVEUP45Exercises:WeiHuaisalways______others.A.helpB.helping