人教版新课标九年级英语课件unit8+reading.ppt

Ill send you a photo of Ill send you a photo of Lucky.Lucky.beblindbeunabletowalkbedeafandbeunabletospeakbeunabletousehandsmakeitpossible“HopeProject”isanorganizationsetuptohelpthepoorchildrenwhohavenomoneyforeducation.“TheRedCross”isanorganizationsetuptohelpthesickpeopleallovertheworld.Peoplesetupsomeorganizationstohelpothers.“DisabledPersonsFederation”(残疾人联残疾人联合会合会)isanorganizationsetuptohelpthedisabledpeople.,:naizein组组织织Wemustdosomethingtosupporttheseorganizations=donateGivemoneytothemWriteletterstothemdonationsp:t支支持持duneit捐赠捐赠dunein Whoarethey?Liz SmithMiss LiLuckyAnimal helperItisanorganizationsetuptotrainanimalstohelpdisabledpeople.Adisabledperson.ApersonwhodonatesmoneytohelpLiz.Atraineddog.Dear Miss Li,Id like to thank you for sending money to“Animal Helpers”,an organization set up to help disabled people.For sure,you have helped make it possible for me to have“Lucky”,who has filled my life with pleasure.Let me tell you my story.1.Whatis“AnimalHelpers”?2.WhydidLizSmithwritethelettertoMissLi?Hedliketothankherforsendingmoneyto“AnimalHelper”3.Whathas“Lucky”doneforthewriter?Ithasfilledherlifewithpleasure.“Animal Helpers”is an organization set up to help disabled people.Being blind,deaf,unable to walk,or use your hands easily is something that most people cannot imagine.But there are many people who face these challenges,and I am one of them.Because I cant use my arms or legs well,normal things like answering the telephone,opening and shutting doors,or carrying things have always been difficult for me.Then one day last year,a friend of mine said that she would like to help me out.She said she would talk to“Animal Helpers”to see if it would be possible for me to get a specially trained dog.she also thought a dog might cheer me up.I told her that I love animals,and that Id love to have a dog.1.What cant most people imagine?Being blind,deaf,unable to walk,or use your hands easily is something that most people cannot imagine2.What things have always been difficult for the writer?Normal things like answering the telephone,opening and shutting doors,or carrying things3.How would a friend of the writers like to help her out?She said she would talk to“Animal Helpers”to see if it would be possible for me to get a specially trained dog.she also thought a dog might cheer me up.After six months of training with a dog at“Animal Helpers”,I was able to bring him home.My dogs name is“Lucky”a good name for him because I feel very lucky to have him.You see,Im only able to have a “dog-helper”because of your kind donation!How does Lucky help me,you might ask?Well,he has been trained to understand different instructions.for example,I say,“Lucky!Fetch my book,”and he does it at once.He is very clever,and understands many English words,even some difficult ones like“upstairs”.1.Howlonghas“AnimalHelpers”trainedit?Lucky.Forsixmonths.2.Whydidthewriternamethedog“Lucky”?BecauseShefeelsveryluckytohavehim.3.HowcanLuckyhelpthewriter?Shehasbeentrainedtounderstanddifferentinstructions.4.IsLuckyclever?Howdoyouknow?HecanunderstandmanyEnglishwords,evensomedifficultoneslike“upstairs”.Lucky is an amazing dog.Ill send you a photo of him if you like,and I could show you how he helps me too one day.And so I thank you again for supporting“Animal Helpers”.It is very important that this organization does not run out of money.Your donation is greatly appreciated and the money is well used to help disabled people like me.Best wishes,Liz Smith Lucky is an_ dog.Ill send you a _of him if you like,and I could _you how he helps me too one day.And so I thank you again for_“Animal Helpers”.It is very important that this_ does not _money.Your _is greatly _and the money is well used to help _people like me.Best wishes,Liz Smith amazingphotoshowsupportingorganizationrunoutofdonationappreciateddisabledUseinformationinthelettertomaketruesentencesbymatchingthedifferentparts.SUBJECTVERBOBJECT/PREDICATEMissLicanfetchunabletomovewell.LizSmithtrainsmoneyto“AnimalHelpers”.LuckydonatedanimalslikeLucky.“AnimalHelpers”isthingsfordisabledpeople.LizSmith,beunableto,havedifficultiesdoing,getadogfrom,organization,setup,disabledpeople,feelluckyto,nameditLucky,havebeentrained,differentinstructions,clever,fetchfor,makethelifeconvenient,writealetter,thankfor,supportanddonate,appreciaten.noun名词名词v.verb动词动词adj.adjective形容词形容词adv.adverb副词副词pron.pronoun代词代词prep.preposition介词介词conj.conjunction连词连词1.Offertohelphermore.2.Saywhyyouareabletohelp.3.Saywhatyoucoulddotohelp._ _ _Write a short reply to Liz Smith.In your letter:DearLiz,Iwassohappytoreceiveyourletter.ThankyouverymuchforwritingtotellmeaboutLucky.IwouldreallylovetocomeandvisityouonedayandseehowLuckyhelpsyou.IdalsoliketohelpyousomemorebecauseIhavesomeextratimeatthemoment.PerhapsIcouldhelpyouathome,ordosomeworkforAnimalHelpers.Idenjoywatchingthemtraintheanimalstoo.Illcallthemonedaysoon.Hereismyphonenumber:468-3852.Pleasecallmesowecanarrangeatimeformetovisit.Bestwishes,LiMing1.disabledpeople残疾人残疾人2.thanksb.fordoingsth.因因而谢而谢谢某人谢某人3.sendsb.sth.=sendsth.tosb.寄（送）给某人某物寄（送）给某人某物4.fillwith用用把把装满装满befilledwith/befullof被装满被装满5.AnimalHelpers动物助手动物助手6.shutdoors关门关门7.aspeciallytraineddog一只经过专门训练的狗一只经过专门训练的狗8.beunabletodo=benotabletodo没能力做没能力做9.makeitpossibleforsb.todosth.使某人做某事成为可能使某人做某事成为可能10.您的捐款是十分赞赏您的捐款是十分赞赏.Yourdonationisgreatlyappreciated11.钱是用来帮助像我这样的残疾人士钱是用来帮助像我这样的残疾人士Themoneyiswellusedtohelpdisabledpeoplelikeme12.你的帮忙是我拥有你的帮忙是我拥有“幸运幸运”，使我在生活上增添了不上愉快。，使我在生活上增添了不上愉快。Youhavehelpedmakeitpossibleformetohave“Lucky”,whohasfilledmylifewithpleasure.13.作为一个既盲又聋，而且不能行走，甚至连用手做一些琐事也不作为一个既盲又聋，而且不能行走，甚至连用手做一些琐事也不能是大多数人无法想像的能是大多数人无法想像的。Beingblind,deaf,unabletowalkoruseyourhandseasilyissomethingthatmostpeoplecannotimagine.1.残疾人残疾人2.因因而谢谢某人而谢谢某人3.寄（送）给某人某物寄（送）给某人某物4.用用把把装满装满5.动物助手动物助手6.关门关门7.一只经过专门训练的狗一只经过专门训练的狗8.没能力做没能力做9.使某人做某事成为可能使某人做某事成为可能10.您的捐款是十分赞赏您的捐款是十分赞赏.11.钱是用来帮助像我这样的残疾人士钱是用来帮助像我这样的残疾人士12.你的帮忙是我拥有你的帮忙是我拥有“幸运幸运”，使我在生活上增添了不，使我在生活上增添了不上愉快。上愉快。13.作为一个既盲又聋，而且不能行走，甚至连用手做一作为一个既盲又聋，而且不能行走，甚至连用手做一些琐事也不能是大多数人无法想像的些琐事也不能是大多数人无法想像的。Writeathank-youlettertosomebodywhohaseverhelpedyou.