【ppt课件】新视野大学英语第二册教学(2).ppt

1、a,1,新视野大学英语第二册教学课件,New Horizon College English Book 2,a,2,Book 2 Unit One Section A Time-Conscious Americans,a,3,Background Knowledge Proverbs concerning time,a,4,Time works wonders. Time tries truth. Time is the best healer.,a,5,4.Time and tide wait for no man.5. All time is no time when it is past

2、.,a,6,Time is money. A stitch in time saves nine.,a,7,Vocabulary and structure,a,8,2. The sea was calm and still.,1. A still pool,a,9,3. Nothing stand still in the computer industry. 4. Going back home, its as if time has stood still and Im ten years old.,a,10,Still waters run deep.（谚）流静水深，人静心深。,a,1

3、1,A committed group of environmentalists,a,12,No further discussion arising, the meeting was brought to an end.2. Lunch finished, all the guests returned to the sitting-room.,a,13,A slave to drink A slave to money 3. A slave to social conventions 4. A lot of kids nowadays are slaves of fashion.,a,14

4、,1.She has made so many commitments that she has to budget her time very carefully. 2. The government has budgeted for one bridge in the city,a,15,1. A family / weeks budget 2. The companys advertising budget 3.The defence budget 4. It is important to balance this years budget.,a,16,1. planning the

5、annual budget 2.a welfare program with a budget of $2 billion 3. over /under budget 4.budget deficit 5. balance the budget 6. be on a tight budget,a,17,This corrupt official couldnt account for the source of his income.,a,18,If you are a tutor, how much do you charge for monthly work? 2. We wont cha

6、rge for delivery if you pay now.,a,19,A great number of farmer workers have poured into big cities to look for jobs. They have every reason to charge for their hard work.,a,20,1. Acute pain 2. Acute sorrow 3. His distrust of reporters was particularly acute on this story.,a,21,1.The visit of Preside

7、nt Nixon developed a sense of trust between China and America. The Sino-US relations,a,22,2.A new sense of urgency had entered into their negotiations/ arms-control talks.,a,23,The dog has an acute sense of smell.,a,24,The telephone line was dead. Wendy replaced the telephone handle.,a,25,First impr

8、essions really do count.,a,26,After a few weeks in Marseille, I grew restless and decided to take a ship to Corsica.,a,27,The government raced the new law through all its stages so as to complete it before the election. 2.The child raced through his homework in order to watch the football match on T

9、V.,a,28,1.An abrupt attitude 2. An abrupt change of policy 3. An abrupt drop in oil prices,a,29,You mustnt take her negative comments of your plan personally.,a,30,1.her opening words 2. the opening night of a new play 3. the opening speech of the debate,a,31,1. ritual phrases of greeting 2. a ritua

10、l call 3. the ritual of the Japanese tea ceremony,a,32,the ritual of communion in the Christian church 基督教教会的圣餐仪式,a,33,1.informal interactions among adults 2. the degree of interaction between teacher and student 3. human-computer interaction,a,34,A healthy mind goes with a healthy body.,a,35,Ill he

11、alth often goes with poverty.,a,36,1.I had a leisurely glass of beer. 2.Walk at a leisurely pace.,a,37,1. Assess the present state of the economy. 2. Assess oneself against the model 3. Its difficult to assess the impact of the Presidents speech.(Gettysburg Address),a,38,Its difficult to assess the

12、effects of the new legislation just yet.,a,39,1. To hold a meeting over dinner 2. Relaxing over a glass of wine,a,40,1. People in the desert are always short of water to drink, much less to bathe in. 2. The baby can hardly walk, much less run.,a,41,He can hardly afford beer, much less champagne.,a,4

13、2,The journalist was probing into several financial scandals . 2. He could not probe into the mystery of her speech.,a,43,A report probing the officials involvement with drug dealing.,a,44,The bank refused to help the company; consequently it went out of business.(bankrupt),a,45,1.Given their inexpe

14、rience, theyve done a good job. 2. Given her interest in children, teaching should be the right career for her.,a,46,3. Given that there was so little time, I think theyve done a good job. 4. Given the circumstances, youve coped well.,a,47,He saved his strength for the end of the race. 2. Lets save

15、the rest of the cake for later.,a,48,Some people dont care about the preservation of wild animals,for they think it has no relation to the matter at hand.,a,49,Her question was not related to the matter at hand.,a,50,Conduct v. organize and carry out 进行 Conduct an experiment/ a survey/ an inquiry,a,

16、51,a telescope 2. telecommunications 3. teleshopping,a,52,We thought she did not like us, whereas in fact she was very shy. 2. They want a house, whereas we would rather live in a flat.,a,53,1. Three years elapsed before he returned to college. 2. Three months have elapsed since he left home.,a,54,S

17、everal months were to elapse before his case was brought to trial.,a,55,These doctors and nurses are worthy of our respect.,a,56,worth sth is worth (doing) worthy Sth. is worthy of + n. /being done /to be done worthwhile It is worthwhile doing/to do sth.,1. The matter is worth consideration /conside

18、ring. 2. The matter is worthy of consideration/being/to be considered. 3. It is worthwhile considering/to consider the matter.,a,57,competent as / at / in / for something 1. He is competent for the task. 2. He is not competent to look after young children.,a,58,Text analysis,Part 1 Time is one of th

19、e elements that Americans save carefully, the other being labor. Part 2 Americans save time in daily life.,Central Topic: Americans are time-conscious,a,59,Text Structure Analysis: A Paragraph of a General statement Supported by Specific Details and Reasons,a,60,Transitional Words,1.Cause and effect

20、: result in, therefore, due to, consequently, since 2. Comparison and contrast: whereas, however 3. Exemplification: for example,a,61,Section B,Culture Shock,a,62,Reading Skills Reading for the Main Ideas In paragraphs Writers most frequently use the first Sentence of a paragraph to state the main i

21、dea. However,the main idea sentence may also appear in other places: in the middle or at the end of a paragraph. In a well-written paragraph, most of the sentences support, describe or explain the main idea.,a,63,Edinburgh is a fascinating city full of very old buildings.,a,64,1. Police and demonstr

22、ators clashed (=met and fought) outside the palace. Police have clashed with demonstrators again today. 2. Troops clashed near the border.,a,65,3. Democrats clashed with Republicans in a heated debate. 4. That purple tie clashes with your red shirt. 5. Unfortunately, the concert clashed with Ann and

23、 Jims dinner party.,a,66,Peoples feelings sometimes clash with their judgment.2. There is a clash of interests in this project. 3.Their interests clashed with ours.,a,67,1.A marvelous scientist 2.A marvelous idea 3.Marvelous weather,a,68,1.The prime minister was greeted by a hostile crowd.( was give

24、n a hostile reception by a crowd of angry farmers). 2. There is now open hostility between the two countries. 3. His colleagues were openly hostile to his suggestions.,a,69,1.I dont like skating, moreover, the ice is too thin. 2.The rent is reasonable, and, moreover, the location is perfect.,a,70,Th

25、ere are more than 50 victims of the terror explosion. Many of their relatives are so distressed that they cant speak.,a,71,1.New long-range （长期的）goals must be devised. 2. Devise a new computer program 3. She devised a method for quicker communications between offices.,a,72,The problems were a hard n

26、ut, but we managed to cope. 2. She is not a competent driver and cant cope with driving in heavy traffic.,a,73,1.The writer lived in complete isolation in the country for a year in order to finish his book. 2. Pipelines are coated to isolate the steel from surrounding moisture.,a,74,4. Because of its geographical isolation,the area developed its own uniq