Unit2OnwardsandupwardsUnderstandingideas语言点课件高中英语选择性

WeRegrettoInformYou...understandingideas1.Knowsomesuccessfulwritersandtheirstories.2.Figureoutthereasonswhytheyachievesuccess.3.Understandthepassagebyusingdifferentreadingskills.LearningObjectivesWhoarethepeoplementionedinthevideoandwhataretheirachievements?Whatmadethemsuccessful?Haveyoueverreadthefollowingbooks?Whoarethewritersofthesebooks?pre-reading《麦田里的守望者》《哈利波特》《呼啸山庄》1______________hasthesamebirthdayashis/hermostfamouscharacter:31July.2______________mayhavewrittenandhiddenseveralunpublishedworks.3______________hadtopaytohavehis/herpoetrypublished.

Matchthesewriterstotheinformation.J.K.RowlingEmilyBrontëJ.D.SalingerJ.K.RowlingJ.D.SalingerEmilyBrontëpre-readingChooseanothersuitabletitleforthepassageandgiveyourreasons.pre-readingJ.K.RowlingJ.D.SalingerBrontësistersWeRegrettoInformYouIntroductionMainBodyConclusionParagraph___Paragraph____Paragraph___12-45Manysuccessfulwritershavefacedrejection.Fastreading:Task1:Whatisthispassageabout?Thepassageisabout______________whosebookswere_____________manytimesbeforetheywerepublished.threewritersrejectedTask2:Whatisthetexttype(genre)ofthepassage?A.AnarrationB.AnexpositionC.AnargumentationWhatcanwelearnfrompara.1?A.Aslongaswesticktowriting,wecanallbecomewriters.B.Itisverynormalformanywriterstoreceiverejectionsoftheirworks.C.Thepublishersreplywillbeadelighttotheauthor.D.Themoresuccessfulawriteris,themorerejectionlettershereceives.while-readingLet’sreadpassageformoredetials.WeRegrettoInformYou...Manysuccessfulwritersreceivedrejectionswhile-readingBestknownfor:Experienceofrejection:Eventualoutcome:J.K.RowlingShewastoldthatherbookwastoodifficultandtoolongforchildrenanditwasrejectedtwelvetimesbypublisherstoprint500copiesHarryPotterbecameaglobalsuccess:400millionbookssold,..morethan70diffenentlanguages.HarryPotterWriter:Manysuccessfulwritersreceivedrejectionswhile-readingHowdidshereactwhenJ.K.Rowlingreceivedherfirstrejectionletter?A.Shethoughtherworkwastoodifficultforchildren.B.Shenolongerwantedtobeawriteragain.C.Shestucktowritingwhenrejected.D.Shedecidedtoprint500copiesofherfirstbook.Bestknownfor:Experienceofrejection:Eventualoutcome:J.D.SalingerHereceivedcriticismandrejectionsfromseveralpublishers.

TheCatcherintheRyebecameanimmediatebest-sellerafteritwaspublished.TheCatcherintheRyeWriter:Manysuccessfulwritersreceivedrejectionswhile-readingWhatisspecialaboutJ.D.Salingerfromotherwritersmentionedinthispassage?A.Hehadfacedmanyrejectionsbeforehisnovelwaspublished.B.Heoncewantedtogiveuptryingbutlaterchangedhismind.C.Heworkedonhisnovelwhenservinginthearmy.D.Hisnovelwasnotpopularwhenitwaspublished.Bestknownfor:Experienceofrejection:Eventualoutcome:BrontësistersWomenwerenotencouragedtobecomewritersatthattime;Theirbookofpoemswhichtheywroteundermalenamessoldonlytwocopies.Theirnovelsareregardedasclassicsofworldliterature.JaneEyre,WutheringHeightsandAgnesGreyWriter:Manysuccessfulwritersreceivedrejectionswhile-reading3.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribetheBrontësisters?A.Intelligentandconsiderate.

B.Talentedandstrong-minded.C.Gentleandgenerous. D.Wiseandhard-working.Perseveranceisthekeytosuccess.Manysuccessfulwritersreceivedrejectionswhile-readingWhatisthemainthemeofthetext?A.Winnertakesall. B.Perseveranceprevails.C.Practicemakesperfect. D.Everytradehasitsmaster.Groupwork:Post-readingWhodoyouknowisnotafraidofsetbacksandkeepsworkinghard?“We

regrettoinformyou...”Thesearethewordsthateverywriterdreadsreceiving,butwordseverywriterknowswell.Theresponsefromapublishercomesbackandthewritereagerlyopensandreadsit,theirheartssinkingwhentheyreachthatfinalsentence.Youmayhavespentyearsgivingupyourweekendsandfreetimetowriteyourlife’swork,yetstillthisisoftennotenough.Everyoneknowsthatsuccessrarelyhappensovernight,butperhapsnotmanyknowthatalotofhighlysuccessfulwritershavepreviouslyfacedrejection.regrettodosth遗憾的做某事inforesb.of/aboutsth通知某人某事informsb.todosth通知某人做某事dreadtodosth/dongsth害怕做某事

独立主格结构宾从曾经，之前拒绝Thetestfinished(=Whenthetestwasfinished),webeganourholiday.考试结束后,我们就开始放假了。名词过去分词Weatherpermitting(=Ifweatherpermits),wearegoingtovisityoutomorrow.如果天气允许,我们明天会去看你。名词现在分词.TakeforexampleJ.K.Rowling.Whenshereceivedherfirstrejectionletter,shedecidedthatitmeantshenowhadsomethingincommonwithherfavouritewriters,andstuckitonherkitchenwall.Rowlinghadspentyearssurvivingonlittlemoney,spendingallhertimewriting.Whenshefinallyfinishedherfirstbook,shereceivedcommentsfrompublishersalongthelinesof“toodifficultforchildren”,“toolong”,“Childrenwouldnotbeinterestedinit”.forexample=forinstance例如回绝书（退稿信）have...incommonwith与…有共同之处以……为例stickon把（某物）粘贴在…上stick—stuck—stuck评论对……感兴趣以……为生.Nevertheless,shepersevered.“Iwasn’tgoingtogiveupuntileverysinglepublisherturnedmedown,butIoftenfearedthatwouldhappen,”shelaterposted.Afteratotaloftwelverejections,onepublishereventuallyagreedtoprint500copiesofherfirstbook,andasweknow,HarryPotterbecameaglobalsuccess,withover400millionbookssoldandtranslatedintomorethanseventydifferentlanguages.

不过，然而放弃turnsb.down拒绝某人总共with复合结构

.Alltoooftenwritersofgreatworkshavehadtofacecriticismalongwithrejection.J.D.Salingerstartedwritingshortstoriesinhighschool,butlaterstruggledtogethisworkspublished.“Wefeelthatwedon’tknowthecentralcharacterwellenough”wasthecriticismhereceivedonhismanuscriptforTheCatcherintheRye.大多时候连同struggletodosth.

努力/争取做某事strugglefor...为……而努力奋斗.Despiterejectionsfromseveralpublishers,J.D.Salingerrefusedtogiveup.EvenwhenservingintheUSArmyduringtheSecondWorldWar,hecarriedsixchaptersofTheCatcherintheRyewithhimandworkedonthenovelthroughouthiswarservice.Whenitwaseventuallypublished,thebookbecameanimmediatebest-sellerandwentontosellmillionsandmillionsofcopies.从事，继续……refusetodosth.拒绝做某事.PerhapstheoverallprizeforperseveranceshouldgotothreesistersfromVictorianEngland[whodreamtofseeingtheirwordsinprint].This,however,wasatimewhenwomenwerenotencouragedtobecomewriters.AsthethenPoetLaureate,RobertSouthey,wrotetooneofthem:“Literaturecannotbethebusinessofawoman’slife,anditoughtnottobe.”定从encouragesb.todosth.鼓励某人做某事.Nevertheless,thesistersdidn’tstoptrying.Theirresponsewastowriteabookofpoemsundermalenames.Evenwhenthebooksoldonlytwocopies,thesistersstilldidn’tgiveup.Theystartedwritingnovels,andtodayCharlotteBronte’sJaneEyre,EmilyBronte’sWuthering