大學(xué)英語第三版預(yù)備級(jí)u.ppt

1、Text AMobile Phones with MannersDavid Pescovitz,Unit 5 Mobile Phones,Mobile Phones with Manners,Useful expressions Text interpretation Word family Sentence structure Translation Homework,Useful expressions,餐桌禮儀 民意測驗(yàn) 編造一個(gè)借口 麻省理工學(xué)院 本質(zhì)區(qū)別 大眾傳媒 深遠(yuǎn)影響,Table manners Opinion poll Invent an excuse MIT Essenti

2、al difference Mass media Far-reaching impact,Useful expressions,中國電信 應(yīng)用軟件 舉止得體 研究開發(fā) 靜音模式 一點(diǎn)冬天的跡象 緊急警報(bào),China Telecom Applied software Behave oneself R&D Silent mode A hint of winter Red alert,Useful expressions,辦公自動(dòng)化 電子郵件 雷達(dá) 偵探小說 常規(guī)檢查 老顧客 萬一,Office automation Electronic mail radar Detective stories R

3、outine check Regular customers In the event of,Useful expressions,平穩(wěn)進(jìn)步 轉(zhuǎn)折點(diǎn) 無線電設(shè)備 智商 長期目標(biāo) 僅次于 調(diào)為靜音,Steady progress A turning point Wireless device IQ (quotient) A long-term goal Second/next to Switch to silent,Text interpretation,Warm-up questions How many mobile phones have you had? Do you agree tha

4、t most of us have love-hate relationships with (our) cell phones? What could we do if we had no mobile phones? Can you predict the future development of mobile phones?,Text interpretation,Answer the questions Speaking Activities 3&4 on p.62 What is your understanding of the title? Seeing the title,

5、what question comes into your mind? Judging from the title, what can you learn about the content of the text?,Text interpretation,What type is the text? A. narration B. exposition C. description D. argumentation The text is in the pattern. A. general-specific B. problem-solution C. cause-effect,記敘文

6、說明文 描述文 議論文,總分 問題-解決 因果,Text interpretation,Mobile phones with manners,problem,solution,hate-love for MP,Detect motion,Ask each other,intelligent,Off button,Mobile phones with manners,1-4,6-8,9-11,12-13,14,ATTENTION,本周第二次課聽寫，包括每個(gè)單元第二篇文章中的單詞和短語。 聽力上到第16周。 加快教學(xué)進(jìn)度。 跳過第7、8單元。 平時(shí)成績計(jì)算(預(yù)習(xí))。,Text interpreta

7、tion,Prepare yourself for some shocking news. across the nation about their attitudes towards invention. this should come as no surprise. Most of us have love-hate relationships with our cell phones. “but I do hate other peoples cell phones,” says CS, director of MITs Media Lab. the impact of our co

8、mmunication on everyone It would also be a great benefit to those who .,Text interpretation,The research group tries to enable mobile phones to askfor a given situation. That way, even if you forget to switch off your ringer If the phonesare all in silent mode, maybe your phone will take the hint an

9、d in a way other than ringing you can program your phone to be on the lookout for Say you walk to the bus After noticing this pattern, your phone,Text interpretation,At that point, you could then set the device to ring The phone could also be programmeddepending on what hed like the caller to receiv

10、e a message saying Would you like to text message him instead? Right now,to set up their phone. His long-term research goal though is to based on past experience. It may take years to reach the market, but are equipped with something similar,Word family,Mobilize, automobile, millennium, decade, impo

11、lite, politeness, investigation, FBI, inventive, institution, percentage, quote, medium, influential, hardware, improper, action, model, pattern, clue, detective, movement, irregular, incident, stable, unsteady, pointless, equipment, massage, intelligence,Sentence structure,Emphatic “do” I do hate o

12、ther peoples cell phones. Preposition “without” The single invention Americans hate most but cant live without is the cell phone. Do the exercise on pp.64-5,Translation,Will mobile communication edge out fixed lines as the most frequently used means of communication? I pointed at the clock on the wall. My daughter took the hint and sped up dressing herself. Please switch off your cell phone or set it in silent mode during the meeting.,Translation,Meteorologists are on the lookout for the progress of the typhoon so as to alert the public in time. Xiao Zhang cited the steady