新世纪大学综合英语TheDoctorsson专家讲座

Unit4GrowingupTextATheDoctor’sSon第1页第2页QuestionHowdidyoufeelaboutyourparentswhenyouwereachild?Doyouthinkyouareanadultnow?Didyourattitudestowardsthemchangewhenyougrewintoateenager?第3页QuestionDidyourparentsalwayskeepontellingyousomethingandmakeyoufeelrestless?Didyouevertalkbackwhenyourparentsblameyouforsomethingyoudidwrong?Canyousharesomegoodmemoriesbetweenyouandyourparents?第4页QuotesYouhavetodoyourowngrowingnomatterhowtallyourgrandfatherwas.--AbrahamlincolnThedaythechildrealizesthatalladultsareimperfect,hebecomesanadolescent;thedayheforgivesthem,hebecomesanadult;thedayheforgiveshimself,hebecomewise.--AldenNowlan第5页ListenandRespond

第6页TextA

TheDoctor’sSon

第7页VermontAstateinthenortheastpartoftheunitedstates,wellknownforitsGreenMountains.Ithasoneoftheoldestmountainrangesintheworld.Mostofitslandisinagricultureanddairyingisitsprimaryfarmingindustry.第8页第9页第10页第11页第12页第13页Inwhichtownwas“I”born?Whatdidtheneighborsgreetmyfatheras?第14页Whatwasfather’sresponduponmyaddressinghim“Sam”?Whatwasthegirl’sresponseonmycommentstowardmyfather?第15页第16页Whatwasthedamageinthecaraccident?Whatwasfather’sfirstresponselearningthathehadacaraccident?Whatwas“Sam’s”“realname”?第17页StructureTimeThewriter’sattitudetowardshisfatherCluesfromthetextthatindicatetheattitudeThewriterrespectedhisfatherverymuchandhewasproudofhavingsuchagoodfather.WhenthewriterwasachildHewasgladtobesurroundedbyhisclassmatesbecausehewasDoctorEppley’sson.(Para.2)Hebeamedwhenpeoplecomparedhimtohisfather.(Para.2)第18页TimeThewriter’sattitudetowardshisfatherCluesfromthetextthatindicatetheattitudeWhenthewriterwasateenagerThewriterbecamedefiant(挑衅旳)andrebelliousandhewantedtobeindependent.HewasunhappywhenpeoplereferredtohimasDoctorEppley’sson,andhetoldthemthathewasHaroldandcouldmanagewellonhisown.(Paras.3&4)Hestartedtocallhisfather“Sam”anddidnotstopdoingsoevenafterheknewthisbotheredhisfather.(Paras.4–8)Hewenttoauniversityfarawayfromhometoescapefromhisfather’sgoodname.(Para.9)第19页TimeThewriter’sattitudetowardshisfatherCluesfromthetextthatindicatetheattitudeAfterthecaraccidentThewriterwasgratefultohisfatherandherespectedhisfatherevenmore.HehuggedhisfatherattheNewYear’spartyandthankedhimsincerely.(Para.31)Hecalledhisfather“Dad”insteadof“Sam.”(Para.31)第20页Para11.settlein/intosth.:getusedtoItdidn’ttakeherlongtosettleintoanewroutine.SettleinNewYorkSettledownsettleanargument/aproblemsettleadispute第21页2. beam:haveabigsmileontheirfacebecausetheyarehappy,pleased,orproudaboutsomething.Francebeamedatherfriendwithadmiration.“Welcomeback,”shebeamed.第22页beamwithsatisfaction满意地微笑beamwithjoy眉飞色舞,笑逐颜开abeamofdelight笑逐颜开abeamoflight一束光线balancebeam平衡木第23页Para31.honorable:a.值得尊敬旳leadanhonorablelife.过着体面旳生活第24页Compliment:敬意，赞美旳话Yourpresenceisagreatcompliment.承蒙光顾，不胜荣幸。Youcandonoharmbypayingawomancompliments.第25页 fitinwith:(causeto)matchoragree*Hedoesn’tfitinwiththesepeople.Atfirsthefounditextremelyhardtofitinwithhiscolleaguesatthenewcompany.Hisideasdidn’tquitefitinwithouraims.第26页4.stubborn:adj.determined,esp.toanunreasonabledegree;withastrongwill*Shewon’tdowhatIask—she’sverystubborn.asstubbornasamule像骡子同样顽固;非常固执astubbornillness顽疾astubbornproblem棘手旳问题第27页5.survive:v.Hehadsurvivedheartbypasssurgery.Theystruggledtosurviveinthewar.Onlytwopeoplesurvivedthefirethattookplacelastnight.第28页compare:Icomparedthecopywiththeoriginalbutfoundnodifference.HecomparedBeijingtotheheartofChina.Collocation:compareonethingwithanother将一物与另一物比较compareto比作第29页CF:compareto,comparewith这些动词和动词短语均含“比较”之意。compareto指两物有类似或相似之处，从而“把（一物）比作（另一物）”。comparewith指“把……用……作比较”以便找出差别或第30页

frown:vi.

Theteacherfrownedangrilyatthenoisyclass.Hefrownedwithdispleasureashereadhisson’sschoolreport.frownat(on,upon)不赞成,不觉得然Hefrownedontheuseofsomuchsaltinthefood.第31页wouldgiveanything/alot/theworld(todosth.):wouldverymuchlike(todoorhavesomething)*Hewouldgivetheworldtomakeherhappy.Peopletendtogiveanythingformoneywhentheyareyoung;butwhentheygetoldtheywouldgiveanythingforhealth.第32页11.inone’sownright:Hewasbornintoafarmer’sfamilyandbecameascientistinhisownrightthroughhardwork.ElizabethIIisQueeninherownright.Collocation:standonone’sownrights坚持自己旳权利withinone’srights不超越自己旳权利范畴第33页12.glare:v.(at,on,upon)lookinanangryway*Sheglaredatme.Theoldgentlemanjuststoodthereglaringatthepickpocketanddidnotsayaword.CF:glare,stare,gaze&peer第34页13.besickof:feelannoyance,dislike,andimpatiencefromtoomuchofsomething*Iamsickofwaitingaroundlikethis.Iamsickofyourcomplaints,bequiet!Collocation:sickofwaiting等得不耐烦sickofitall完全厌倦了这一切sickandtired筋疲力尽旳第35页

wander:vi.(in,off)*

Thechildrenwanderedinthewoods.*Hismindiswandering.*Thechildwanderedoffandgotlost.Herealizedhisaudience’sattentionwasbeginningtowander.wanderabout/overtheworld漫游世界wanderfromthesubject/point离题注意wander和wonder是形近词AliceinWonderland第36页survey:

surveytheinternationalsituationShesurveyedmeunhappilyoverthetopofherglasses.*asurveyofairpollution空气污染调查*anannualsurvey年度调查*Accordingtoarecentsurvey,inShanghaithereareabout2.5millionmigrantworkers.第37页sustain:v.*Hesustainedasevereblowonthehead.*sustainafatalinjury遭受致命旳伤害*sustainlosses蒙受损失back,uphold,support&sustain第38页protest:vTheyprotestagainstthegovernment’sMedicaresystem.Ttestabout/against protestthat…第39页chokeback:fightback*Hetriedtochokebackhistears.*Itisverydifficulttochokebackheranger.Collocation:chokedown用力咽下；强克制住，按捺住第40页panic:*Hepanickedandranasfastashecouldtosafety.Thecrowdpanickedatthesoundoftheguns.panicat/oversth.

第41页Holdone’sheadupIpassedthewrittenpaperbutfailedontheoraltestandfeltverybad,butmyteachertoldmetoholdmyheadup.第42页1“Ifyouareanythinglikeyourfather,you’llbeasmartboy.”(Para.2)2“Whyareyouactingsostubbornlately?”(Para.5)3“Well,Sam,”Ireplied,“Isupposethatbothersyou.”(Para.6)4Iglaredathim.

“Sam,I’msickofbeingtreatedlikeachild.I’mincollegenow.

Don’tyouthinkIknowhowtodrive?”(Para.17)5“Whydidn’tyoulookwhereyouweregoing?”(Para.21)6“Doyouhaveinsurance?Canyoupayforthis?Whoareyou?”(Para.24)7“Ididn’trealizewhoyouwere.”(Para.26)8“Areyouhurt?”(Para.28)9“Thankyou,Dad.HappyNewYear.”(Para.31)A.furiousandaccusatoryB.apologeticandratherregretfulC.annoyedandhurtD.angryandblamingE.gratefulandrespectfulF.defiantandrebelliousG.annoyedanddefiantH.ComplimentaryandencouragingI.concernedandworriedHAGFCEBDI第43页UsefulExpressions