腾讯qq聊天NeverSayGoodbye教案

2021年1月2日发(作者：尤求)

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教师姓名：楼凌玲
案
课程名称 大学英语 授课班级
授课学时 授课内容 NeverSayGoodby
授课时间
教学目的 1）
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授课地点

Newwordsandphrase
Understandingofthetext
Grammarpoints
教学重点 Studythelanguagepointsa ndnarrativeskillofasto
ry
教学方法 Student-orie ntedcommunicativeteaching,freedis
cussionandint eraction
教学过程 1. Warm-upactivities(10minutes)
2. Understandingthetext(10minutes)
(askstudentssomequestionsrelatedtothetext)


3. Detailedstudiesofthetext(50minutes)
4. Grammarandexercises(15minutes)
5. Assignmentsofhomework
作业 Dosomeexerciseswhicha releftduringtheclassanda
skstudentsfinishthemaf terclassandreviewUnit2
辅助手段 -ROM
教学内容
IWarm-upactivities
Step1:Watchthefilmepiso de(Titanic)andthenanswerthefollo
wingquestions:
Qustions:
1. WhydidJackwantRosetomakesuchapromise?
2. WhatwouldyoudoifyouwereJack?
Step2:
1. Hav eyourfamilymovedfromoneplacetoanther?Ifyouhave,ho< br>

wdidyoufeelyouwregoingtobeawayfromthe oldhouseforever
?
2. wverywell?Ifyo
uhav e,whatwewyouthinkingwhenyousawhimforthelasttime?
tandingthetext
1. Askstudentstoreadthetext quicklyandgetamainideaofthet
ext
2. Analyze thestructureofthepassageandaskstudentstodivid
e thetextintofiveparts.
3. Providesomerelatedcul turalbackgroundtostudentssothat
thetextcouldbeb etterunderstood
edstudiesofthetext
1. Confront
v.

1) tobefacedwithandhavetodealwith
E.g.
Theactr esswasconfrontedbyalargegroupofreportersassh
el eftthestagedoor.


2) toforcetodealwit horacceptthetruthof;tobringfacetof
acewith
E.g.
Whenthepoliceconfrontedherwiththeevidence, sheconfes
sedshewasguilty.
Collocation:
sth
Beconfrontedwithsth.
Practice:
TranslationthefollowingsentencesintoEnglish:
1) 她以极大的决心面对恐怖活动的问题。
A：
Shehasconfronte dtheproblemofterrorismwithgreatdetermina
tion.
2. Anguish
n.

Severepain,mentalsufferingorunhappiness


E.g.
Hegroanedinanguish.
Tearsofanguishfilledhereyes.
Practice:
TranslationthefollowingsentencesintoEnglish:
1) 她心里一直很痛苦，直到她丈夫已得救后才放心。
A：
Shewasinan guishuntilsheknewthatherhusband’slifehadb
eensa ved.
2) 孩子失踪了，他极为悲痛。
A:Hewasinanguishoverhermissingchild.
3. Gracefully
adv.

1) Inanattractivelyandeffortlesslyfineandsmoothmanner
E.g.
Alreadyinherfifties,shedancedgracefull y,attractinga
largeaudience.

2)inawayth atshowswillingnesstobehavefairlyandhonorab


ly
E.g.
Hesteppedonmyleftfoot,andi mmediatelyheapologizedtom
egracefully.

Comparison:
graceful,gracious
graceful :showingapleasingbeautyorform,movementormanner;
pleasinginbothstyleandattitude
gracious:(ofap ersonorbehavior)kind,politeandgenerous
Practice:
Fillintheblankswithproperwords:
1) Hisrefusalwaswordedinsuchagraceful(graceful ,gracious
)waythatheoffendednobody.
2) Hewa smostgracious(graceful,gracious)toeveryone,smilingandthankingthem.
4. Haven
n
.


aplaceofcalmandsafty
E.g.
Theschoo llibraryisalittlehavenofpeaceandquiet.
Asatour ists’haven,thesmallhotelisahomeawayfromhome.
5. Shudder
v.

1) Toshakeuncontrolla blyforamoment,ar,coldord
islike
E.g.
Sheshudderedatthesightofthedeadbody.
2) Tomakeastrongshakingmovement
E.g.
Theshipshudderedasithittherocks.
Comparison:
Shiver,tremble,shake
Shiver:totremble(fromcoldorfear)
Tremble:t oshakeinvoluntarily(fromfear,cold,weakness,et
c .)
Shake:tomovequicklyandoftenjerkilyfromsidet osideorupan


ddown
Practice:
TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish:
1) 想到我们面临的问题，我就不寒而栗。
A：Ishuddertothinkoftheproblemsaheadofus.
2) 他冷得发抖，决定回家。
A：Heshudderedwithcold,sohedecidedtogobackhome.
6. Restonupon
1) Toleanon;tobesupportedby
E.g.
Thebridgerestsonstonearches.

2) (of,argument,etc.)bebasedon;tobegroundeo
n;todependon
E.g.
Yourargumentrestsonastam enthatcan’tbeproved.
on


1)havingthesameinterest,attitude,etc.
E.g.
Theboyandthegirlhavemuchincommoninper
sonal ity.
2)fororbyallofagroup
E.g.
Landisownedincommonbytheresidents.

Collocation:
on
incommonwithsb.
Practice:
TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish:
1) 简和我毫无共同之处。
A：JaneandIhavenothingincommon.
2) 和其他许多人一样，她申请了参加训练。
A:Incommonwithmanyothers,sh eappliedforatrainingplace.
8. lookinto


totrytofindoutabout;toexaminethemeaningor causeof
E.g.
Thepolicehavereceivedsomecompl aints;nowtheyarelooki
ngintothem.
Comparison:
Lookin,lookon,lookout,lookover,lookthrough
Lookin:tomakeashortvisittosb’shouseaplace
Lookon:butnotbecomeinvolvedinit
Lookout:tobecareful;towatchout
Lookover:toinspectorexaminesth.
Lookthrough:y
Practice:
Fillintheblankswithproperprepositions:
1) Aworkingpartyhasbeensetuptolookintotheproblem.
2) Shelookedthroughhernotesbeforetheexamination.


3) Passers- byjustlookedonasamanwasviciouslyattacked.
9. Givein
Toallowoneselftobebeaten;uhadat
firs topposed
Eg.
Thetwoboysfoughtuntilonegavein totheother.
Comparison:
Giveaway,giveout,giveover
Giveaway:charge
Giveout:tocometoanend;tobeexhausted
Giveover:tostopdoingsth.
Practice:
Fillintheblankswithproperprepositions:
1) Theauthoritiesshowednosignofgivingintothekidnapper ’
sdemands.
2) Afteramonththeirfoodsuppliesgaveout.


10. Bringback
1) Tocausetoreturn
E.g.< br>IfIgowithyouinyourcar,willyoubeabletobringmebac k?

2) Toobtainandreturnwith
E.g.
He broughtsomebeautifulcarpetsbackfromIran.
3) Tocausetoreturntothemind
E.g.
Thesongbringsbacksomehappymemories.
Comparison:
Bringoff,bringout,bringup
Bringoff:tomanagetodo(ult)successfully
Bri ngout:aroropen;toproducesth;topubli
shsth.
Bringup:toraise,rearoreducatesb.
Practice:


Fillintheblankswithproperprepositions:
1) Ifyou’regoingtotheshops,couldyoubringmebacksometow e
ls?
2) Hewasbroughtuptorespectauthority.
IVGrammarandexercises
DosomeexercisesofUni t1,andcheckanswersonebyonewithstude
nts
Vhomework
Dosomeexerciseswhichareleftdurin gtheclassandaskstudents
finishthemafterclassand reviewUnit2