Language Bank for Chapter1 A bad child公开课.docx

Language Bank for Chapterl My first home动作描写1. Men wearing green coats and galloping on horses followed them.（夕卜貌力口动作， 刻画了骑马打猎的画面）At the bottom of the field the dogs lost the scent of the hare and ran about sniffing the ground.（猎犬寻物的细节动作）2. Suddenly they stopped sniffing and raced back up the field towards our meadow.3. The dogs chased her across the bank and stream, then they all thundered across our field. As the huntsmen followed, there was an awful shriek. The dogs had caught the hare! A huntsman held it up by its lego （追逐猎物，取得战利品的动 作描写）A muddy wet rider struggled out of the water but the second rider lay still on the ground.（摔倒之后的一系列动作）4. The riders all fell silent as the dead man was lifted up, then carried away.（体现出 心理悲痛）外貌描写1. I was a small black colt with long legs and brown eyeso （小马驹英俊的外貌）Men wearing green coats.（打猎时的穿着）景物描写My first home was a green meadow with a pond full of rushes and water lilies. （家庭的环境美丽）1. The meadow seemed very big.（小马驹可以活动的草场宽广）A stream with a high bank ran between the two fields （体现出小溪的出现给打猎 增加了难度，为后续悲剧故事的发展提供新的背景环境）2. A few days later, we heard the church bell tolling for George*s funeral. A hearse pulled by black horses went by with lots of people following in carriages.（描绘了 人们悲痛的场景）心理描写1. It was so exciting that I wanted to gallop too.（兴奋的心理）everyone was pleased.（开心的 心情）2. This upset my mother as she knew Rob Roy and said he was a very special horse. Years later I was very shocked to learn that Rob Roy had been my brother.（母亲 对小马驹的怜爱和失去之后虽然悲痛却表面平静的心理，我对母亲的克制能 力极为震惊）The riders all fell silent.（意识到错误后的沉默）语言描写"Listen/ she said. It's time you learned some manners. Horses must not bite or kick. Your grandfather was a champion racehorse and I hope that you will grow up to be a fine horse too. Be gentle, work cheerfully and never kick or bite, even when you are playing （体现出母亲的智慧和她对小马驹的高要求和希望）1. 'He's broken his neck/ said my mother.(冷静地陈述事实)'Serve him right/ answered a colt.(嘲讽)2. I thought the same until Mother said gently, "You mustn't say that. We are horses. We do not know why men take part in such a dangerous sport/ (母亲时亥U牢记马 儿的本分，以及对人类的荒谬行为无可奈何的心理)修辞1. Two horses had fallen, one in the stream and the other on the grass. A muddy wet rider struggled out of the water but the second rider lay still on the ground(Contrast 对比)A dead horse and a dead man, and all for the sake of one little hare. (Parallelism 排比)Some practical pattern(s).(1) My first home was a green meadow with a pond full of rushes and water lilies.(2) I was a small black colt with long legs and brown eyes, and the meadow seemed very big.(3) A hearse pulled by black horses went by with lots of people following in carriages.(4) I kept close to my mother and fed from her milk until I was old enough to eat thegrass.(5) A huntsman held it up by its leg and everyone was pleased until they saw what was happening by the stream.(6) I thought the same until Mother said gently.(7) Its time you learned some manners.(虚拟语气)