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LessonPlanningTeacherName:Textbook:NewStandardCollegeEnglishLessonTitle:AllyouneedisloveUnit:UnitFiveTimeframe:45*4minutesDate:Teachingweek13,14,15,16LearningObjectives:Studentswillbeableto:1.Readanddiscussthearticleabout“Allyouneedislove”;2.Usefigurativelanguage;3.Expresstheirfeelings;4.Writeanarrative.InstructionalStrategies:1.WarmUp2.Text(40*2’)a.BackgroundinfomationaboutthenovelWutheringHeightsandtheauthorEmilyBronteb.Textcomprehensionb1.ReadingSkills:ThewriterandthestorytellerUnderstandingreportingverbsUsingfigurativelanguageb2.LanguageandCultureb3.Words&Phrases3.Tests(70’)4.Languageinuse(30’)Homework:UnitHomework:Week15:WritingshortarticlesforagossipmagazineResourcesProvidedtoStudents:RNotes:Period1:listeningPeriod2:intensivereadingPeriod3&4:CET--4Teacher’sreflection:《新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)大學(xué)英語(yǔ)綜合教程》Unit5Allyouneedislove1st:LessonA:Allyouneedislove--1/2Text1)Newwords2)ReadingandunderstandingAnswerthequestions3)DealingwithunfamiliarwordsMatching;Replacement;Answeringquestions4)ReadingandinterpretingHW:TranslatetheexamplesentencesinthewordbookintoChinese.2nd:1）TestonLessonA(30’)2）LessonB(15’)HW:FinishexercisesinLessonB3rd:1)LessonA--1/2Text(25’)2)TestonLessonB(20’)HW:FinishexercisesinLanguageinUse4th:1)TestonLessonA--(15’)2)languageinuse(30’)HW:WriteashortarticleforagossipmagazineLessonTitle:AllyouneedisloveLessonSequence1.Warming-upa.DescribingpicturesWorkinpairs.Lookatthephotoonpage57.Choosewordstodescribethem.b.DiscussionLookatthephotoonpage58anddiscussthequestions:1.Wheredoyouthinkisthephototaken?2.Whatdoyouthinkistheaimofthephotographer?3.Whatdoyouthinktheotherpeopleinthephotoarethinking?4.Doyouoftenseepeoplekissingonthestreet?5.Inwhatwayscanacoupleshowaffectioninpublic?c.Thinkabouttheelementsofagoodlovestory¤aproposalofamarriage¤amisunderstanding¤apromisewhichiskept¤adreamwhichcomestrue¤abrokenheart(ortwo)¤ahappyending2.Texta.ReadthesummaryofthenovelWhutheringHeighsandidentifywhichsituationsarepresent.¤aproposalofamarriage¤amisunderstanding¤abrokenheart(ortwo)b.Textcomprehensionb1.ReadingSkills:ThewriterandthestorytellerUnderstandingreportingverbsUsingfigurativelanguageb2.LanguageandCultureb3.Words&PhrasesStep1:Skimthepassageandthenfinishthefollowingtask:Whatisthispassagemainlyabout?Howmanycharactersarethere?Step2:Scanthepassageandthenfinishthefollowingtask:DoReadingandUnderstandingonPage4.Step3:Detailedstudy《新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)大學(xué)英語(yǔ)綜合教程》Unit5AllyouneedisloveImportantnewwords:1)Resume:V.⊙Ifyouresumeanactivityorifitresumes,itbeginsagain.重新開(kāi)始[正式]eg.AfterthewarheresumedhisdutiesatWellesleyCollege.那場(chǎng)戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)之后，他恢復(fù)了在韋爾斯利學(xué)院的任職?！袸fyouresumeyourseatorposition,youreturntotheseatorpositionyouwereinbeforeyoumoved.重返[正式]eg."Ichangedmymind,"Blanchesaid,resumingherseat.“我改主意了，”布蘭奇說(shuō)，返回到她的座位上。2)Contradict:⊙Ifyoucontradictsomeone,youtellthemthatwhattheyhavejustsaidiswrong,orsuggestthatitiswrongbysayingsomethingdifferent.反駁eg.Shedarednotcontradicthim.她不敢反駁他。eg.Hiscommentsappearedtocontradictremarksmadeearlierinthedaybythechairman.他的評(píng)論好像在反駁主席當(dāng)天早些時(shí)候的言論。⊙Ifonestatementorpieceofevidencecontradictsanother,thefirstonemakesthesecondoneappeartobewrong.與…矛盾eg.Herversioncontradictedherdaughter's.她的說(shuō)法與她女兒的說(shuō)法相矛盾。3)Pursue:⊙Ifyoupursueanactivity,interest,orplan,youcarryitoutorfollowit.執(zhí)行;貫徹[正式]eg.HesaidJapanwouldcontinuetopursuethepolicieslaiddownattheLondonsummit.他說(shuō)日本將繼續(xù)貫徹倫敦峰會(huì)上確定的方針?！袸fyoupursueaparticularaimorresult,youmakeeffortstoachieveit,oftenoveralongperiodoftime.追求;努力實(shí)現(xiàn)[正式]eg.HewillpursueatradepolicythatprotectsAmericanworkers.他將努力實(shí)行保護(hù)美國(guó)工人的貿(mào)易政策。⊙Ifyoupursueaparticulartopic,youtrytofindoutmoreaboutitbyaskingquestions.追問(wèn)[正式]eg.Ifyouroriginalrequestisdenied,don'tbeafraidtopursuethematter.如果你最初的要求被拒絕了，不要害怕去追問(wèn)這件事情?！袸fyoupursueaperson,vehicle,oranimal,youfollowthem,usuallyinordertocatchthem.追趕[正式]eg.Shepursuedthemanwhohadstolenawoman'sbag.她追趕那個(gè)偷了一女士錢包的男子。4）Kneel:⊙Whenyoukneel,youbendyourlegssothatyourkneesaretouchingtheground.跪下eg.Shekneltbythebedandprayed.她跪在床邊禱告。eg.Otherpeoplewerekneeling,butshejustsat.別人都跪下，但她只是坐著。5)Temper:⊙Ifyourefertosomeone'stemperorsaythattheyhaveatemper,youmeanthattheybecomeangryveryeasily.暴躁的脾氣eg.Hehadatemperandcouldbenasty.他脾氣暴躁，會(huì)令人討厭。eg.Hisshorttemperhadbecomenotorious.他的急性子已臭名遠(yuǎn)揚(yáng)?！裏ourtemperisthewayyouarefeelingataparticulartime.Ifyouareinagoodtemper,youfeelcheerful.Ifyouareinabadtemper,youfeelangryandimpatient.情緒eg.Iwasinabadtemperlastnight.我昨晚情緒不好。⊙Ifsomeoneisinatemperorgetsintoatemper,thewaythattheyarebehavingshowsthattheyarefeelingangryandimpatient.在發(fā)脾氣中eg.ShewasstillinatemperwhenColinarrived.科林到的時(shí)候她還在發(fā)脾氣。⊙Ifyouloseyourtemper,youbecomesoangrythatyoushoutatsomeoneorshowinsomeotherwaythatyouarenolongerincontrolofyourself.發(fā)脾氣eg.I'veneverseenhimgetmadorlosehistemper.我從未見(jiàn)過(guò)他發(fā)瘋或發(fā)火。6)Consent:⊙Ifyougiveyourconsenttosomething,yougivesomeonepermissiontodoit.準(zhǔn)許[正式]eg.Atapproximately11:30p.m.,Pollardfinallygavehisconsenttothesearch.大約晚上11:30的時(shí)候，波拉德終于對(duì)搜查予以同意?！袸fyouconsenttosomething,youagreetodoitortoallowittobedone.同意[正式]eg.Hefinallyconsentedtogo.他最終同意去。eg.HeaskedGinnyifshewouldconsenttoasmallcelebrationafterthechristening.他問(wèn)金尼她是否同意在洗禮儀式后來(lái)個(gè)小慶祝。7)Denial:⊙denialofsomethingisastatementthatitisnottrue,doesnotexist,ordidnothappen.否認(rèn)eg.Itseemsclearthatdespiteofficialdenials,differencesofopinionlaybehindtheambassador'sdecisiontoquit.很清楚，盡管官方否認(rèn)，人們對(duì)大使決定辭職還是有不同看法。⊙Thedenialofsomethingtosomeoneistheactofrefusingtoletthemhaveit.拒絕給予[正式]egthedenialofvisastointernationalreliefworkers.…對(duì)國(guó)際救濟(jì)工作人員拒發(fā)簽證?！袸npsychology,denialiswhenapersoncannotorwillnotacceptanunpleasanttruth.(不愉快事實(shí)的)拒絕接受eg.Withmajorlifetraumas,likelosingalovedone,forinstance,themind'sfirstreactionisdenial.面對(duì)人生的重大創(chuàng)痛，例如失去深愛(ài)的人，心理的第一反應(yīng)就是拒絕接受。8)Pledge:⊙Whensomeonemakesapledge,theymakeaseriouspromisethattheywilldosomething.誓言eg.Themeetingendedwithapledgetostepupcooperationbetweenthesixstatesoftheregion.會(huì)議以加快該地區(qū)6個(gè)州之間合作的承諾結(jié)束?！裌hensomeonepledgestodosomething,theypromiseinaseriouswaytodoit.Whentheypledgesomething,theypromisetogiveit.保證(做某事);保證給予(某物)eg.TheCommunistshavepledgedtosupporttheopposition'smotion.共產(chǎn)黨員們已經(jīng)承諾支持反對(duì)黨的動(dòng)議。eg.Philippledgessupportandofferstohelpinanywaythathecan.菲利普承諾給予支持并提供力所能及的幫助?！袸fyoupledgeasumofmoneytoanorganizationoractivity,youpromisetopaythatamountofmoneytoitataparticulartimeoroveraparticularperiod.承諾支付(一筆款)eg.TheFrenchpresidentispledging$150millioninFrenchaidnextyear.法國(guó)總統(tǒng)承諾來(lái)年將撥款1.5億美元用于法國(guó)援助。⊙Pledgeisalsoanoun.承諾撥款egapledgeoffortytwomilliondollarsamonth.…一個(gè)每月?lián)芸?200萬(wàn)美元的承諾。⊙Ifyoupledgeyourselftosomething,youcommityourselftofollowingaparticularcourseofactionortosupportingaparticularperson,group,oridea.保證eg.Thepresidentpledgedhimselftoincreasetaxesfortherichbutnotthemiddleclasses.總統(tǒng)保證增加富人而不是中產(chǎn)階級(jí)的稅收?！袸fyoupledgesomethingsuchasavaluablepossessionorasumofmoney,youleaveitwithsomeoneasaguaranteethatyouwillrepaymoneythatyouhaveborrowed.抵押eg.Heaskedhertopledgethehouseassecurityforaloan.他要她抵押房子作為貸款擔(dān)保。9)Exclaim⊙Writerssometimesuseexclaimtoshowthatsomeoneisspeakingsuddenly,loudly,oremphatically,oftenbecausetheyareexcited,shocked,orangry.(因興奮、震驚、憤怒等)突然呼喊;驚叫eg."Hewentbacktothelab,"Inezexclaimedimpatiently.“他回實(shí)驗(yàn)室了，”伊內(nèi)茲不耐煩地叫道。10)Alter:adj.⊙Ifsomethingaltersorifyoualterit,itchanges.更改eg.Nothinghasalteredandthedeadlinestillstands.什么也沒(méi)有更改，最后期限依然有效。11)Fling:⊙Ifyouflingsomethingsomewhere,youthrowitthereusingalotofforce.猛擲eg.Thewomanflungthecupathim.那女人使勁把杯子朝他扔過(guò)去?！袸fyouflingyourselfsomewhere,youmoveorjumptheresuddenlyandwithalotofforce.突然移向;突然跳到eg.Heflunghimselftothefloor.他突然跳到了地板上。3.⊙Ifyouflingapartofyourbodyinaparticulardirection,especiallyyourarmsorhead,youmoveittheresuddenly.猛然移動(dòng)(臂、頭等身體部位)eg.Sheflungherarmsaroundmyneckandkissedme.她猛地?fù)ё∥业牟弊游橇宋摇！袸fyouflingsomeonetotheground,youpushthemveryroughlysothattheyfallover.推倒eg.Theyouthgothimbythefrontofhisshirtandflunghimtotheground.那個(gè)年輕人抓住他的襯衫前襟把他推倒在地?！袸fyouflingsomethingintoaparticularplaceorposition,youputitthereinaquickorangryway.扔eg.Peterflunghisshoesintothecorner.彼得把他的鞋扔到了角落里?！袸fyouflingyourselfintoaparticularactivity,youdoitwithalotofenthusiasmandenergy.投身于eg.Sheflungherselfintohercareer.她投身于自己的事業(yè)中?！袴lingcanbeusedinsteadof"throw"inmanyexpressionsthatusuallycontain"throw."在許多短語(yǔ)中可以替代(throw)⊙Iftwopeoplehaveafling,theyhaveabriefsexualrelationship.短暫的風(fēng)流韻事[非正式]eg.Sheclaimssh