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Pre-readingTasksTextUnderstandingNotestotheTextFunTimeExercise第1页/共78页第一页,共79页。Pre-readingtasksLet’stalkabout1.Time2.CulturalDifferences第2页/共78页第二页,共79页。1.Time
1)Americanshaveasaying“Timeismoney”.Howdoyouunderstandit?
Timeisapreciousresource.Timecanbringprofits.Ifwemakegooduseoftimeandworkefficiently,wemayexpectgoodresultsandbigprofits.Onthecontrary,ifweworkwithtardiness,we’llwasteourprecioustimeandgainlessthanweshouldgain.Therefore,timeisreallymoneyandsavingtimeisjustlikesavingmoney.Asindividuals,weshouldtreasureourlimitedtimeandleteveryminutecount.第3页/共78页第三页,共79页。2)CollecttheidiomsabouttimeinbothChineseandEnglishTimeflies.光阴似箭,岁月如梭。Timeandtidewaitfornoman.
时间不等人。Alltimeisnotimewhenitispast.Timelostcannotberecalled.
光阴一去不复返。Tosavetimeistolengthenlife.
节省时间就是延长生命。Timeworkswonders.
时间可以创造奇迹。Timebringsthetruthtolight.
时间一到,真理自明。第4页/共78页第四页,共79页。Book2Unit1Situation1
–anappointmentHowtoManagetheFollowing
Situations?Situation2
–homevisitSituation3
–toapartySituation4
–beinginvitedtodinnerSituation5
–aninterview2.CulturalDifferences第5页/共78页第五页,共79页。Book2Unit1Situation1:Dr.TomMcDivernfromNYispracticingmedicineinaruralareainSaudiArabia.Hisopeningdaywasbookedfullyaweekago.Buthalfanhourpassed,neitherofhisfirsttwopatientsarrived.
第6页/共78页第六页,共79页。Book2Unit1Americanstendtobe_________.TotheArabians,
_________
________________
isacceptable.halfanhouror40minuteslatepunctual第7页/共78页第七页,共79页。Situation2:Onyourwayhome,itoccurredtoyouthatyourAmericanfriendMaryhadinvitedyoutovisitherwhenyouwerefree.Thenyoudroppedinonherhouse.
Butwhenyouknockedatthedoor…第8页/共78页第八页,共79页。Book2Unit1Maryfeltsurprised.Why?InChina,it’sOKtovisitfriendswithoutcallingaheadoftime.WhileintheU.S.,it’s
impolite
todoso.第9页/共78页第九页,共79页。Book2Unit1
Whatisthe
polite
wayintheU.S.?Callingaheadoftime.第10页/共78页第十页,共79页。Book2Unit1Situation3:YourAmericanfriendinvitedyoutoherpartytonightat7:30.Whenareyousupposedtogetthere?Why?A.Before7:00,tohelphertoprepare.B.5’-10’late,nottobethefirstguest.C.After8:00,I’mtheVIP.D.5’-10’earlier,it’sapolitewaytoshowmyrespectforher.第11页/共78页第十一页,共79页。Book2Unit1IntheU.S.,peopletendtobe_____________.InChina,closefriends
tendtoarrive_______________,butacquaintancestendtoarrive_______________.5’-10’late(B)before7:00(A)5’-10’earlier(D)第12页/共78页第十二页,共79页。Book2Unit1Situation4:YourAmericanfriendinvitedyoutoherhousefordinnerat6:30.Whenareyousupposedtogetthere?A.Rightontime.B.Befashionablylate.C.Halfanhourlate.D.About5’-10’earlier.TheAmericansTheChinese第13页/共78页第十三页,共79页。Book2Unit1ToVisitFriendsintheU.S.Listentotherecordingandfillintheblanks第14页/共78页第十四页,共79页。Beforeyougo,it’salwaysbestto1.________________2.________________3.________________Whenyougotoaparty,you’dbe______________.Whenyougotosomebody’shousefordinner,you’dbe_________,i.e.nottobe______,nottobe_____,just____________.Book2Unit1ToVisitFriendsintheU.S.lateearlygivethemaphone.sendthemaletter.sendthemane-mail.fashionablylatepunctualrightontime第15页/共78页第十五页,共79页。Book2Unit1Duringaninterview,theAmericanbossasksaboutyourideaonsalaryasasecretary,whichanswerwillbegoodforyou?Situation5:第16页/共78页第十六页,共79页。Book2Unit11.AnysumofmoneyisOKforme.2.Atleast$2500,I’mthebest.第17页/共78页第十七页,共79页。Book2Unit14.Oh,moneyisnot
importanttome.Idon’tcomehere
simplyformoney.3.$1,000a
month.Icanmakeit.第18页/共78页第十八页,共79页。Book2Unit1InAmerica,aperson’ssuccessisbasedonhowmuchmoneyhemakes.AndAmericansarenotafraidofshowingtheirconfidence.TomostChinese,it’dbetheresponsibilityofthecompanytodecidethesalaryaccordingtotheemployee’sperformance.TipsTHISMAYBEDUETOCULTURALDIFFERENCES第19页/共78页第十九页,共79页。Book2Ucating5.parentingCulturaldifferencesexistinthewaysof…
第20页/共78页第二十页,共79页。Book2Unit1Learningaforeignlanguagewellmeansmorethanmasteringthepronunciation,grammarandexpressions.Italsomeanslearningitsculture.Suggestions第21页/共78页第二十一页,共79页。Book2Unit1StructureAnalysis
IdeaCatchingTextUnderstanding第22页/共78页第二十二页,共79页。Book2Unit1I.IdeaCatchingPara.1WhatarethetwothingsAmericanstrytosave?1.Question:Timeandlabor.第23页/共78页第二十三页,共79页。Book2Unit1Way1Way2Way3Way4Theytreattimeseriously.Theydoeverythinginahurry.Theystarttalkingbusinessquickly.Theyusemoderndevicestocommunicatewitheachotherefficiently.Para.2-72.ThewaysAmericanssavetimeinclude:第24页/共78页第二十四页,共79页。Book2Unit1Tosuccessfullysolveaproblemandtofulfillajobwithspeedistakenby________asasignofPara.83.Conclusion:differentideas
skillfulnessbeingcompetentThe_________consideritproperto_________________foreignerstaketimedoingthings.Americans第25页/共78页第二十五页,共79页。Book2Unit1II.StructureAnalysisWHAT?How?Bygivingspecificdetails,thentellingthereasons.Americansaretimeconscious.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellus?Howdoeshesupporthisidea?
第26页/共78页第二十六页,共79页。Book2Unit1Ageneralpoint:
AmericansarepeopleReasons(R):.5.…time-consciousSpecificDetails(SD):TopicofPara.1TopicofPara.2TopicofPara.3TopicofPara.4TopicofPara.5-7第27页/共78页第二十七页,共79页。Book2Unit1Ifyou’renotmovingahead,you’refallingbehind.SD:R:Para.1Americansbelievenoonestandsstill.SD:R:Timeistreatedasifitweresomethingalmostreal.Timeisapreciousresource.Para.2第28页/共78页第二十八页,共79页。Book2Unit1Para.3SD:EveryoneintheU.S.isinarush.R:Theyareoftenunderpressure.Para.4SD:Americansquicklystarttalkingbusiness.R:Timeisalwaystickingintheirinnerear.第29页/共78页第二十九页,共79页。Book2Unit1Para.5-7SD:Weworkhardtosavetime.How?R:Thesedevicescansavethefeetandendlessamountsoftime.Weproduceasteadyflowoflabor-savingdevices.Para.8Americanstakeitasasignofskillfulnesstodothingsquickly.TheforeignershavedifferentideasfromthoseofAmericans.第30页/共78页第三十页,共79页。NotestotheTextBook2Unit1第31页/共78页第三十一页,共79页。Book2Unit11.Americansbelievenoonestandsstill.Ifyouarenotmovingahead,youarefallingbehind.(L1)Americansthinknoonekeepsmotionless,everyonemovesandadvances.Ifyouarenotmovingahead,youwillbecomefurtherbehind.
第32页/共78页第三十二页,共79页。Book2Unit1standstillstand:keeporstayinaparticularpositionorstate处于或保持某种状态“stand”isusedasalinkingverb,followedbyadjectivesoradjective-likephrases.e.g:
Theroom
stands
idle.这房间闲置着。第33页/共78页第三十三页,共79页。Book2Unit1fallbehindsb./sth.(L1)
①becomebitbybitfurtherbehindKeyHe’sbeen
fallingbehind
hisgroupmembersinEnglish.Translation
他在英语方面一直落后于同组同学。
e.g.Ifyou’renotmovingahead,you’re
fallingbehind.第34页/共78页第三十四页,共79页。Book2Unit1fallbehindwithsth.
②failtoproducesth.atthepropertimeKeyI’m
fallingbehindwith
mywork;Imusttrytocatchup.Translation我工作拖下来了,我得想办法赶上。e.g.fallbehind
withtherent第35页/共78页第三十五页,共79页。Book2Unit12.Thisattituderesultsinanationofpeoplecommittedtoresearching,experimentingandexploring.(L2)后置定语①commitsb./sth.to(doing)sth.②commitoneselftosth.—devoteto(doing)sth.Asaresultofthisattitude,Americanstendtodevotetheirtimeandenergytoresearching,experimentingandexploring.第36页/共78页第三十六页,共79页。Book2Unit1resultin
cause,haveasaresult,leadtoKeyActingbeforethinkingalways
resultsin
failing.Translation做事不先考虑总是会失败的。e.g.Theaccidentresultedinthedeathoftwopeople.
*resultfrom—becausedby,becauseof
Nothinghasresultedfromhisefforts.他的努力终成泡影。第37页/共78页第三十七页,共79页。Book2Unit13.TimeisoneofthetwoelementsthatAmericanssavecarefully,theotherbeinglabor.(L3)
Noticehereinthissentencewehaveaspecialtypeofadverbialclause:“theotherbeinglabor.”Thestructureis:subject+-ing(or:-ed)verb.Thistypeofclausecanalsobeputatthebeginningofthewholesentence.第38页/共78页第三十八页,共79页。Book2Unit1e.g.
Nofurtherdiscussionsarising,themeetingwasbroughttoanend.
Lunchfinished,alltheguestsreturnedtothesittingroom.
Thistypeofclausecanberewrittenbyaddingtheprep“with”.e.g.Withlunchfinished,……,withtheotherbeinglabor.第39页/共78页第三十九页,共79页。Book2Unit14.Weareslavestonothingbuttheclock.(L5)译文:只有时间才能支配我们。Weareunderthecontroloftimeonlyandnothingelse.or:Weareonlydominatedbytime.第40页/共78页第四十页,共79页。Book2Unit1slavetoApersonwhoiscompletelyinfluencedordominatedbysth.e.g.
aslave
todrinkaslave
tomoney第41页/共78页第四十一页,共79页。Book2Unit1nothingbutonlye.g.He’snothingbut
acriminal.Thereportcontains
nothingbut
lies.第42页/共78页第四十二页,共79页。Book2Unit15.Webudgetit,saveit,wasteit,stealit,killit,cutit,accountfor
it;wealsochargeforit.(L6)译文:我们安排时间、节约时间、浪费时间、挤抢时间、消磨时间、缩短时间,对时间的使用作出解释;我们还要因时间而收取费用。第43页/共78页第四十三页,共79页。Book2Unit1budgetvt.Planthespendingoforprovide(money)inaplan
编制预算e.g.
Thegovernmenthas
budgeted
10milliondollarsforeducationspending.vi.Saveorspendmoney(foraparticularpurpose)
节省或用钱e.g.She
budgeted
forbuyinganewcar.n.
e.g.afamily/week’s
budget第44页/共78页第四十四页,共79页。Book2Unit1accountfor
①giveasatisfactoryexplanationfor…
KeyJennyhadto
accounttoherfather
foreverypennyshespent.Translation珍妮不得不向父亲说明每一个便士是怎么花的。e.g.Themancouldn’t
accountfor
thefactthatthemoneywasfoundinhishouse.第45页/共78页第四十五页,共79页。Book2Unit1accountfor
②beaproportionofsth.Translation女生占我们班一半人数。*phrases:onaccountof由于;onnoaccount绝不;takeaccountof=take…intoaccount考虑到e.g.NorthSeaoilaccountsforahighproportionofourtradeearning.第46页/共78页第四十六页,共79页。Book2Unit1chargeforask(anamountofmoney)asapricee.g.
Howmuchdoyou
chargefor
washingacar?
We
charge
200dollarsforasingleroomonenight.第47页/共78页第四十七页,共79页。Book2Unit16.Oncethesandshaverunoutofaperson’s
hourglass,theycannotbereplaced.(L8)
Thewholesentenceisametaphor,whichmeans:Oncetimehaspassed,itwillnotreturn.第48页/共78页第四十八页,共79页。Book2Unit1hourclass
Itisaglasscontainerholdingfinesandformeasuringtime,whichisnarrowinthemiddlelikeafigure8sothatthesandinsidecanrunslowlyfromthetophalftothebottomtakingexactlyonehour.第49页/共78页第四十九页,共79页。Book2Unit17.Wewanteveryminutetocount.(L9)
Wewanteveryminutetobeputintogooduse(sinceitisprecious).译文:我们应当让每一分钟都过得有意义。第50页/共78页第五十页,共79页。Book2Unit1count
vi.Ifsth.counts,it’simportantorvaluable;
vt.calculate
Translation考试前,每一秒钟都很重要。*phrases:countin把……
算入counton/upon=relyon指望countout逐一数出countup总计e.g.Wewanteveryminutetocount.KeyEveryminute
countsbeforetheexam.第51页/共78页第五十一页,共79页。Book2Unit18.Don’ttakeitpersonally.(L18)
Don’tletitupsetyoubecausetheyaretreatingeverybodythiswayorbecausetheyarenotdoingthistoyouinparticular.译文:不要觉得这是针对你个人的。第52页/共78页第五十二页,共79页。Book2Unit1take…personally
Ifyoutakesomeone’sremarkspersonally,youareupsetbecauseyouthinkthattheyarebeingcriticalaboutyouinparticular.
认为…是针对某人的e.g.
Youmustn’t
take
hernegativecommentsofyourplan
personally.第53页/共78页第五十三页,共79页。Book2Unit19.They’llmisstheritualinteractionthatgoeswithawelcomingcupofteaorcoffeethatmaybeaconventionintheirowncountry.(L23)译文:它们也会怀念那种喝着茶或咖啡招待客人的礼节性交往,这也许是他们自己国家的一种习俗。They’llbesadbecausethey’llnothavetheusualexchangesthatgowithawelcomingcupofteaorcoffee.Theseexchangesmaybeacommonandregularpracticeonsimilaroccasionsintheirowncountry.第54页/共78页第五十四页,共79页。Book2Unit1rituala.ofordoneregularlyfollowedinexactlythesamewayeachtime
例行的,惯常的n.
固定程序,例行公事e.g.
IstarttoreadEnglishaloudafterIgetupinthemorningandthathasbecomea
ritual.第55页/共78页第五十五页,共79页。gowitha.existortakeplaceatthesametime,befoundtogether同时发生,伴随e.g.
Happinessdoesn’tnecessarily
gowith
money.b.与……相配,相协调e.g.
Theshoesdoesn’t
gowith
thesuit.第56页/共78页第五十六页,共79页。convention
n.customarypractice习俗,惯例e.g.Convention
nowallowswomentosmokeinpublic.KeyIt’sthe
convention
formentowearsuitsonformaloccasions.Translation男子在正式场合穿西装是一种惯例。第57页/共78页第五十七页,共79页。9.Normally,Americansdonot
assess
theirvisitorsin
suchrelaxedsurroundingsoverextended
small
talk;muchless
dotheytakethemoutfordinner,
oraroundonthegolfcoursewhiletheydevelopa
senseoftrust.(L27)译文:一般说来,美国人是不会在如此轻松的环境里通过长时间的闲聊来评估他们的客人的,更不用说他们会在增进相互间信任的过程中带他们出去吃饭,或带他们去高尔夫球场。lightconversationonunimportantornon-serioussubjectslastingforalongperiodoftimeanareaofgrasswhichisdesignedforpeopletoplaygolfon第58页/共78页第五十八页,共79页。assessvt.judgeordecidetheamount,value,qualityorimportanceof(asthegroundforadecision)e.g.
They
assessedthevalueofthehouseat$60,000.
Theysaytheycan
assess
intelligencefromthesetests.第59页/共78页第五十九页,共79页。muchless
stillless,letalone
andevenlesslikely更不用说e.g.They’realwaysshortofwatertodrink,
muchlesstobathein.KeyTheoldmancanhardlywalk,
muchless
run.Translation这位老人几乎不能行走,更不用说跑了。第60页/共78页第六十页,共79页。10.…especially
givenourtraffic-filledstreets.(L34)…especiallywhenwetakeintoaccountourbusystreetsthatareoftenfulloftraffic.第61页/共78页第六十一页,共79页。givenprep.takingintoaccounte.g.
Giventheirinexperience,they’vedoneagoodjob.Giventhattheyareinexperienced,they’vedoneagoodjob.Noticethat“given”isfollowedbyanounphrase,while“giventhat”isfollowedbyafiniteclause.第62页/共78页第六十二页,共79页。11.Toustheimpersonalityofelectroniccommunicationhaslittleornorelationtothesignificanceofthematterathand.(L37)译文:就我们而言,电子交流缺乏人情味这点与我们手头上事情的重要性很少或完全没有关系。notinvolvinghumanfeelings第63页/共78页第六十三页,共79页。athanda.underdiscussionorbeingconsiderede.g.
Herquestionwasnotrelatedtothematterathand.b.nearintimeorplacee.g.
Thenewtermisathand.more:close/nearathand第64页/共78页第六十四页,共79页。12.Unlessacertainamountoftimeisallowedtoelapse,itseemsintheireyesasifthetaskbeingconsideredwereinsignificant,notworthyof
properrespect.(L49)
Ifacertainamountoftimeisnotallowedtopass,itwillgivetheimpression,intheiropinion,thatthetaskbeingconsideredisnotimportantornotproperlyrespected.第65页/共78页第六十五页,共79页。elapsevi.(fml)(oftime)passe.g.
Threemonthshave
elapsedsincehelefthome.第66页/共78页第六十六页,共79页。beworthyof
deserving值得e.g.Itseemsasifthetaskwerenotworthyofproperrespect.KeyHeisworthyof
ourpraise.Translation他值得我们表扬。Question
Whatisworthyof
yourworkinghard?第67页/共78页第六十七页,共79页。worth,worthy句型差别beworth+n.=beworthyof+n.beworthdoing=beworthyofbeingdonecf.ofbeingdone.sth.isworthytobedone.第68页/共78页第六十八页,共79页。13.IntheU.S.,however,it’stakenasasignofskillfulnessorbeingcompetenttosolveaproblem,orfulfillajobsuccessfully,withspeed.(L51)IntheU.S.,however,ifyoucansolveaproblemordoajobquickly,youwillbeconsideredasapersonhavingskillorability.beabletodo第69页/共78页第六十九页,共79页。FunTimeASong—TodayAHumor—TooMuch第70页/共78页第七十页,共79页。1.Wherewerethetravelerstraveling?A.InAmerica.B.InEurope.C.InAsia.2.WhatdidtheCubantakeout?A.Alargebottleofvodka.B.SomeHavanacigars.C.Aboxofcoffee.3.WhatwastoomuchinAmerica?A.Vodka.B.Money.C.Lawyer.TooMuchKey:
BBCListentothestoryanddotheexercise.第71页/共78页第七十一页,共79页。“Todayismymomentandnowismystory.”——thesongTodayaimsaturgingyoungpeopletocherishthepresentdaymoment.Enjoythesongandthinkitoverthathowyouenjoy“today”.第72页/共78页第七十二页,共79页。Today
Todaywhiletheblossomsstillclingtothevine,I’lltasteyourstrawberries,I’lldrinkyoursweetwine.________________________________ereIforgetallthejoythatisminetoday.I’llbeadandyandI’llbearover.You’llknowwhoIamby________________.I’llfeastatyourtable;I’llsleepinyourclover.AmilliontomorrowsshallallpassawaythesongthatIsingFillintheblankswhilelisteningandthensingalong.第73页/共78页第七十三页,共79页。_________________________________
Todaywhiletheblossomsstillclingtothevine,_______________________,I’lldrinkyoursweetwine.Ican’tbecontentedwithyesterday’sglory.Ican’tliveonpromiseswintertospring.
_________
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