Unit-1-The-Snake-Bite.ppt

Expressing feelings of distress or annoyanceExpressing feelings of distress or annoyanceStrongStrongIt sickens sb. to / thatIt sickens sb. to / thatIt bugs sb. to /thatIt bugs sb. to /thatIm fed up with all this.Im fed up with all this.It galls sb. bitterly to / thatIt galls sb. bitterly to / thatFormalFormalI am distressed to I am distressed to I am annoyed/bothered/irritated/angered byI am annoyed/bothered/irritated/angered byInformalInformalreally got on my nerves/ worried me.really got on my nerves/ worried me.What really gets under my skin isWhat really gets under my skin isWhat a drag/nuisance What a drag/nuisance drive somebody mad/ crazy/ nutsdrive somebody mad/ crazy/ nutsgall somebodygall somebody: to vex someone, to annoy someone or make someone very angry.Get on someones nervesGet on someones nerves: to annoy someone, especially by continually saying or doing something that he/or she does not like. e.g. Sit down, James. Youre getting on my nerves pacing up and down like that. get under someones skin get under someones skin: to annoy someone a lot. e.g. He really gets under my skin sometimes. be a dragbe a drag: if someone or something is a drag, they annoy you especially because they are boring or prevent you from enjoying yourself. e.g. Dont invite John- hes such a drag.You may talk about annoyance and distress like this:You may talk about annoyance and distress like this:I simply cant bear your barbaric behavior.I simply cant bear your barbaric behavior.Dont pretend that you are a good God.Dont pretend that you are a good God.The thing that really annoys me is you didnt take my words seriously. The thing that really annoys me is you didnt take my words seriously. His indifference irritates me.His indifference irritates me.Im very annoyed at your disobedience.Im very annoyed at your disobedience.I cant stand her arrogance. She looks down upon everybody.I cant stand her arrogance. She looks down upon everybody.Maybe its her nature.Maybe its her nature.Note:1. Three chickens to one single cage: three chickens sharing one single cage2. Disgraceful: adj. shamefule.g. Its a disgraceful waste of taxpayers money.3. fatten sb/sth. Up: to make a person or animal fatter 1. What actually sickened the father and his daughters on the chicken farm?2. Can you describe what they saw on the farm?3. Do you agree that the chicken farm industry is a disgrace?A: A couple of days ago, I went to a chicken farm to buy a chicken with my kidsB: Yes? What did you see there, David?A: Oh, Jenny, to tell you the truth, it really shocked me to know how chickens were raised in the mechanical production.B: Why, what did they do there?A: The chickens are I mean, its like this, my kids, they wanted to see the chickens in the cages so I said, all right, Ill take you there to see them.B. So what did you see? Did you see the chickens in the cages?A: Yes. One of my kids was 8 years old, and the other was 5. But the 8-year-old was almost in tears as she came out.B. What happened? What did she see?A: Yes, I asked whats up? She was too upset to speak. So I went in to have a look.B: What did you see?A: You wouldnt believe it. And it sickened me there were three chickens in one single cage.B. Yes, whats wrong with this? Is the cage big?A: No. The cage was so small that the only way they could get around was to climb over each other. The chickens were forced against the metal bars and they were bald.B: What a shame! I wouldnt let my kids see this, and the way they treat chickens is absolutely disgraceful. 1. Work out a short story in pairs based on the following pictures. You may tell the story from the first person perspective or the third person perspective, then present it to the class,(p2)Hints:Using expressions of distress and annoyanceWords and expressions: animal rights A harmonious relationship with animals Be kept in the cage Billboard or sign Innocent Key: 1.d 2.e 3.a 4.f 5.c 6. b If you want to learn more If you want to learn more Key a-6 b-8 c-3 d-1 e-2 f-4 g-5 h-7 If we are bound to forgive an enemy, we are not bound to If we are bound to forgive an enemy, we are not bound to trust him.trust him. be bound to do - be sure and confident that something will be bound to do - be sure and confident that something will happenhappenDo you have an example to illustrate the saying?Do you have an example to illustrate the saying?Do not despise your enemy.不可轻敌Believe no tales from the enemy。敌人之言不可信。One enemy can do more hurt than ten friends can do good.一个敌人 为害，胜过十个朋友行好。Though thy enemy seem a mouse, yet watch him like a lion.敌人既是小如鼠，防他也要如防狮。Take a look at the three picture, discuss about the cultural implication of the snake. Pre-reading activities muskmeloncantaloupePre-reading TasksPre-reading Taskswatermelona: sucking poisonous liquid from the woundb: stop blood circulation through wrappingc: getting professional assistance1. watermelon2. muskmelon3. patch4. barn5. cane6. shed7. blade8. swipe9. thump10. sandbur11. rattle12. note13. quail 14. figure15. yell16. apron17. string18. lot19. habitation20. shortcut21. yank22. porch23. crest24 silhouette The story, as told by an American boy, is set against the background of the American countryside in the 19th century.Words like sandbur, claim, buggy, porch, lot, rig are characteristic of American culture.The text contains many colloquial phrases to reflect a childs style of speaking. Phrasal verbs are used over single verbs. e. g. Light out for depart ; pick out for recognize, show up for appear, break into for being abruptly. The use of child phrases: Mamma, Papa (when) One day(Where) on melon-and-garden garden patch(who) a boy(what) bitten by a snake(how) mothers first aid and help from neighbors At last, his father showed up He intend to get a melon for his own use, but he stepped on something like a mess of sandbur. Actually he was bitten by a rattlesnakeRattlesnakes are supposed to make some sound as warning before they strike, but this snake did not rattle. Maybe it did not have time to rattle.His mother tied apron strings around the boys leg above the knee, made him lie on the sofa and asked Martha to watch him.She put the apron strings back, pulling them tight. First for the boys father. If he failed to find him, he should look for a doctor. His mother went to the porch to watch the road from town. At last his father showed up shedshed： nouna simple roofed structure, typically made of wood or metal, used for garden storage, to shelter animals, or as a workshop棚式建筑；货棚；牲口棚；工作棚vt.流出, 流下He shed his blood for his country.他为国家流血牺牲了。Analysis of words , expressions and sentencesswipeswipe : verb&n a hard hit with obj.hit or try to hit with a swinging blow挥击；猛打she swiped me right across the nose.她挥了一拳，正打在我的鼻子上。She took a swipe at the volleyball.thumpthump 重击；重击声n.a heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects) v.hit hard with the hand, fist, or some heavy instrumentHe was so angry that he thumped the table with his fist.他非常生气，用拳头重捶桌子。the house melon-and-garden patchthe house melon-and-garden patch: a piece of land for growing vegetables and melons for family use. Known as a “ vegetable patch”strikestrike: to attack someone, especially suddenly (struck; struck, stricken) e.g. The killer might strike again.figure: reckon, estimate, conclude, think, believe e.g. I have never been able to figure him out. 我从来都琢磨不透他 I figure he will be back soon. 我估计他很快会回来yell: nouna loud, sharp cry, especially of pain, surprise, or delight; a shout(US)an organized cheer, especially one used to support a sports teamverbgive a loud, sharp cry叫喊，叫嚷；号叫you heard me losing my temper and yelling at her.你听到我冲着她发火大叫了.Whip off 快速离开When I turned round, I found that she had whipped off to avoid awkward questions.当我转回身时, 我发现她为了逃避一些棘手的问题已匆匆离去。突然拿去(遮盖物)He whipped off his coat.他迅速脱去上衣。迅速带走She whipped the child off to the doctor before I had time to look at him.我还没来得及看看这孩子, 她就急着带他到医生那儿去。make for: to go in the direction of a particular place; head for e.g. 1. They were making towards /for the river 他们正向河边走去2.I think its time we made for home.我想我们是时候回家了。between the Anderson and the Howell claims: between the Andersons and the Howells land.pick out: recognize Anxious to get his nose in the manger: a manger is a feeding box in a stable or barn. Here it means that the horse was anxious to eat. Break into a gallop: galloping horse galloping war-horse silhouette: n. an outline that appears dark against a light background轮廓The silhouette of the trees against the evening sky. idiom in silhouette: as a silhouette see sth. in silhouette paint sb in silhouette 我们在西波顿种植西瓜和香瓜供应市场。家里自用的瓜菜地在甘蔗地边上的谷仓背后。一天，我从工具棚里拿了把镰刀想去砍个西瓜自己吃。他们是不许我拿这把刀的，因为它的刀刃比我胳膊还长。但它是切西瓜的最好工具。一刀下去，西瓜就一分为二了。 我正沿着瓜地边走边拍打着想找一个熟瓜，突然感觉脚好像踩着针一样被扎了一下。我认为是踩在一堆蒺藜草上。 仔细一看，是一条响尾蛇。据说响尾蛇在袭击之前都要发出响声以示警告，我肯定是一脚踩到它的嘴巴里了。我边往家里飞奔，边大声喊叫，脑子里想的是自己肯定要死了。 妈妈赶快扯下围裙，用上面的袋子绑着我的膝盖上部。她让我在前屋的沙发上躺下，让玛莎照看我。当时家里既没有一个男人，场院里也没有一匹马。最近的住着是豪威尔先生家，但他家没有马。再远点是吉姆安德森家，穿过田地抄近路也有半英里的距离。妈妈冲向安德森家。安德森的一个儿子跳上马直奔城里，在安德森家打工的克拉克的儿子用车把妈妈送回家。回到家，妈妈发现围裙带已被玛莎解开了，因为我直叫系得太紧。妈妈重新绑上，她用力拉紧带子以致于我尖叫起来。 然后，妈妈又到门廊下朝那条通往城里的路张望。这条路位于安德森和豪威尔两家开垦地之间，一直延伸到小高地顶端，因此只要有人马越过高地顶端，你就可以看到他们的轮廓。我总是远远就能辨认出我们的马车和汤姆，尤其是爸爸赶车的时候。这时，如果得到允许，汤姆就会因为急着想吃到马槽里的东西而撒腿跑起来，爸爸也总是允许它这么做的。 给赫伯安徳森下的指示是首先找到爸爸，如果不能马上找到就找麦肯齐医生，再不成就找菲尔德或别的医生。 妈妈一边盯着看谁的马车先出现，一边不时地进屋力求制止我嚎叫。终于，妈妈说道： “你爸爸来了。”Im Nobody ! Who are you?Are you Nobody Too?美国 著名女诗人 出生于美国马萨诸塞州当时还是个小镇的艾默斯特 。在艾默斯特学校 受完中等教育，又入芒特霍利约克女子学院就读不足一年 一生共写1 775 首诗.诗歌成一种具有松散格律的自由体。感情经历：感情经历：1 狄金森年少时热爱大自然,乐于出外游玩,与人交往举止优雅,一度是小城社交界之花.二十三岁时,她第一次随父亲远游到华盛顿,在费城邂逅年已41岁查尔斯查尔斯华兹华华兹华斯斯,并深深爱上了他,但华兹华斯已有妻室,这份感情注定是无望的.归来后,狄金森闭门谢客,终生未嫁。2 2 1878-1883年，狄金森和老朋友欧提斯欧提斯劳德劳德 法官有密切来往，从她遗留下来的15封信草稿中可以看出她曾对她怀有热恋之情1 赞扬爱情的甜美和伟大，描绘对爱情的强烈渴望和追求。2 描写伴随爱情而来的强烈痛苦，抒发因爱情而产生的心理矛盾和畏惧。benevolent & cruel （慈善的） （残忍的）一个细长的家伙有时在草丛里驰骋你可能见过是不？他的出现，很突兀草儿像被梳子分开现出利箭带斑然后在你的脚边合拢，又一路打开向前它喜欢潮湿的地盘，泥土要凉得不生五谷但当年小孩时，赤着足我曾多次在上午走过，当它是阳光里摊开的绳鞭想弯腰把它拾起它却蜷缩，然后不见自然界好些人士我也认识，他们对我也熟悉他们让我心里涌起一片真情实意但每次碰见这个家伙，不管是有伴，还是单独总是呼吸急促还冰凉侵骨Answers to A 1. All at once , screamed 2. figured, by the shortcut3. seems, on the edge of 4. lot, back of 5. habitation6. forbidden, raise 7. At length, showed up 1. rushed away broke into a gallop 2. rushed out to a safe place lit out for a safe place 3. appeared shown up 4. It must be somebody must have forgotten to turn it off.5. recognize him pick him out 6. moved towards make for/ towards7. attack strike8. top crest 1. They lived in a cottage on the edge of the moors. 2. The major of the city had a villa built for his own use. 3. a. The nearest dinning-hall is only 20 meters away by the short cut through the playground. b. The nearest hospital is the NO.1 Peoples Hospital, about 200 meters away by the shortcut through the park. c. It takes you only five minutes to go to the nearest by the shortcut. 4. Every now and then, the robber looked out of the windows furtively while his partners/ accomplices are busy putting the jewelry into their bags. 5. At length, we finished our entrance examination to university and began our happy vacation in Europe.Hints : Hints : tame tem adj. 驯服的； vt. 驯养；使变得平淡；制服 favorite 美美 fevrt 英英 fevrt n. 幸运儿；喜欢的事物；特别喜欢的人 the range of 范围pigeon pdn; pd()nn. 鸽子 household hashldn家庭；一家人reflect rflekt vt. 反映；反射，照出；表达；显示;反省portray p: tre vt. 描绘gallerygl()r n. 画廊；走廊；旁听席；地道 A pet is an animal tamed and kept as a favorite and treated with love. The range of animals kept by people as pets today is very wide. For example, rabbits, mice, goldfish, pigeons, horses, pigs, or even snakes are kept as pets by different people. However, dogs and cats are still the most popular pets, and about half the households in Britain own one or the other. The importance of pets in British life is reflected in many ways. In the past, landowners liked to be portrayed with their dogs and horses and many such pictures can be seen in galleries. In many families, pets are regarded as family members, thats why British people often say “ love me, love my dog.”Expressing feelings of distress or annoyanceExpressing feelings of distress or annoyanceStrongStrongIt sickens sb. to / thatIt sickens sb. to / thatIt bugs sb. to /thatIt bugs sb. to /thatIm fed up with all this.Im fed up with all this.It galls sb. bitterly to / thatIt galls sb. bitterly to / thatFormalFormalI am distressed to I am distressed to I am annoyed/bothered/irritated/angered byI am annoyed/bothered/irritated/angered byInformalInformalreally got on my nerves/ worried me.really got on my nerves/ worried me.What really gets under my skin isWhat really gets under my skin isWhat a drag/nuisance What a drag/nuisance drive somebody mad/ crazy/ nutsdrive somebody mad/ crazy/ nuts 巧记跟不定式和动名词做宾语的动词用法巧记跟不定式和动名词做宾语的动词用法根据汉意编写顺口溜会方便记忆：（一）一）跟不定时作宾语的动词有：打算(intend)计划(plan)和期盼(expect/desire)假装(pretend)喜欢(would like/love/prefer)表祝愿(wish)决定(decide)同意(agree)来帮助(help)设法(manage)说服(persuade)不拒绝(refuse)好像(seem/appear)答应(promise)做努力(attempt)选择(choose)询问(ask)多学习(learn)告诉(tell)失败(fail)也付得起(afford)（二）（二）跟动名词作宾语的动词有：考虑（consider）完成（finish）多练习（practice）避免（avoid）冒险（risk）求建议（suggest/recommend）面对（face）喜欢（enjoy/appreciate）和介意(mind)允许（allow）承认（admit/permit）或放弃(give up/abandon)推迟（put off/delay/postpone）逃避（escape）不原谅（excuse/pardon）提及（mention）坚持(keep/insist on）要想象（imagine/fancy）还有词组 和cant stand！宾语补足语是位于宾语之后，说明宾语的状宾语补足语是位于宾语之后，说明宾语的状态、特征的成分，多由名词、形容词、副词、态、特征的成分，多由名词、形容词、副词、不定式，动名词和分词充当。不定式，动名词和分词充当。宾语宾语+ +宾语补足语宾语补足语= =复合宾语复合宾语如如: The sun keeps us warm. I heard him singing. You must get your hair cut. We call her Jenny. They found him out. Make yourself at home. They wish you to go with them. 复合宾语结构复合宾语结构此结构由主语此结构由主语+ +及物的谓语动词及物的谓语动词+ +宾语宾语+ +宾宾语补足语构成。宾语与宾语补足语有逻语补足语构成。宾语与宾语补足语有逻辑的主谓关系，若无宾语补足语，则句辑的主谓关系，若无宾语补足语，则句意不完整。意不完整。不定式作宾语补足语不定式作宾语补足语1.Did you intend us _ the new method? A. using B. to use C. using D. are using 2.The teacher encouraged us _ good compositions. A. Writing B. written C. to write D. is writing BC1.1.有些动词作宾语补足语的动词不定式必须带其有些动词作宾语补足语的动词不定式必须带其符号符号to，即形成，即形成ask sb. to do sth结构。能用于结构。能用于此结构的常见动词此结构的常见动词有：有：advise, allow, ask, enable, beg, cause, drive, encourage, expect, forbid, force, hate, get, intend, invite, permit, persuade, teach, tell, urge, want, warn等。等。在某些动词短语，如：在某些动词短语，如：call on, depend on, care for, long for, wait for, prepare for等后面。等后面。例如：例如： We are waiting for the bus _. A. come B. to come The Party calls on us _ _ (go) where we are needed. Bto go 3. Though he had often made his little sister _, today he was made _ by his little sister. A. cry; to cry B. crying; crying C. cry; cry D. to cry; cryA1.He often helps his mother _ housework after school. Which is wrong ?A. doing B. to do C. do 2.He considered him _ brave. Which is wrong ? A. to be B. / C. being AC2一些表示心理状态的动词，如：一些表示心理状态的动词，如：consider, think, believe, discover, judge, suppose, prove, know, imagine, feel, pretend等，其后的宾语补等，其后的宾语补足语若表示什么性质、特征或处于某种状态的足语若表示什么性质、特征或处于某种状态的特点，这时宾补要用特点，这时宾补要用“to be.”这种形式，这种形式，“to be”亦可省略。亦可省略。 The boy wanted to ride his bicycle in the street, but his mother told him _.Anot to not to do not do it do not toThe cave being very dark, he made some