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1、名人名言 famous sayingThe difference between the impossible and the possible lies in a mans determination.Tommy Lasorda第1页/共51页1.What sports do you like doing?2.Howmuchtimedoyouspendonsportseveryday?第2页/共51页I spend about half an hour doing exercise every day.Usually,I run on the sports field on campus.B

2、ut if it rains,I do push-ups(俯卧撑)and sit-ups(仰卧起坐)in my dorm.第3页/共51页Do you think playing sports is important?1.to have a more healthy body;2.to have a positive effect on mental health;3.to increase self-confidence and self-awareness;4.to reduce depression第4页/共51页The man is Cliff Young,a 61 year-old

3、 farmer Can you imagine that if someone tried running for 5 days at a time?3.Howlongadistanceyoucanrun?第5页/共51页 2 Ultra marathon.5 days 15 hours&4 minutesAt the age of 61 1.Who is Cliff Young?1.Raise money for children第6页/共51页 Beat150 top runnersAt the age of 61 he never attend Running games beforeH

4、is trainer is his mother of 81 1.Who is Cliff Young?第7页/共51页A farmer A marathon runnerA unlikely hero for his good heart and persistence 坚持1.Who is Cliff Young?第8页/共51页Time:started in 1983Distance:Run across two states in AustraliaSponsor 赞助者 supermarket Standard marathon:42.195 km 1.DoyouknowaboutS

5、ydney-to-MelbourneUltramarathon（超级马拉松）?Ultra-marathon:875 km 第9页/共51页About Cliff Young:“你是谁？是做什么的？”“我是克里夫-杨。来自一个很大的农场，在墨尔本郊外放羊。”他们又问：“你真的要参赛吗？”“是的，”克里夫点点头。“有人赞助你吗？”“没有。”“那你不能参赛。”“不，我可以，”克里夫-杨说，“你知道吗，我出生在一个农场，家里买不起马匹和四轮车。每次暴风雨快来的时候，我都得跑出去聚拢羊群。我们有2000头羊，有时候我得追着羊群跑两三天。虽然费功夫，但我总能追上它们。我相信我能跑这场比赛，不过五天时间，也

6、就多出两天而已。我追着羊群跑过三天。”第10页/共51页马拉松开始了，穿着套鞋的克里夫-杨被专业选手们甩在了后面。他好像不是在赛跑，而是优哉游哉，像个业余选手那样拖着碎步。于是，这位来自碧奇榉林、以种马铃薯为生的没牙农夫开始在这场艰苦卓绝的赛跑中跟世界顶尖选手展开较量。第11页/共51页全澳大利亚通过电视直播收看比赛的人们都在心中不住祈祷，赶紧有人把这个疯老头儿从场上劝下来.所有专业选手都很清楚，为了拼完这场耗时5天的比赛，你得跑18小时，休息6小时。可克里夫-杨对此一无所知！第12页/共51页清晨，当有关赛况的新闻播报出来时，又着实让人们吃了一惊。克里夫-杨仍在比赛，迈着碎步跑了一整夜，他不

7、停地跑着。每天晚上，他只能与领先的第一团队拉近一丁点距离。到最后一晚，他超过了所有顶尖选手。到最后一天，他已经跑在了最前面。他以61岁的高龄跑完悉尼至墨尔本，不仅没有一命呜呼，还捧走了冠军奖杯，以提前9小时的成绩打破了记录，而且他捐出了全部奖金！第13页/共51页1997年，76岁的克里夫-杨再露头角，力图成为年龄最大的环澳长跑选手，为无家可归的儿童募集资金。2000年，他在一项1600公里比赛中跑完了921公里，一星期后在他盖里布兰德的家中病倒，从此再也没有力气跑了。轻度中风结束了他英雄般的长跑生涯。英雄的故事远未结束，他的精神有待我们来续写 第14页/共51页Main ideas of t

8、he partsWhy is the Sydney-to-Melbourne race regarded as the toughest marathon events?(Para.1)Itis875kilometerslong;aharshtestofendurance耐力forhuman.第15页/共51页What did Cliff Young look like in the 1983 race?(Para.2)Heis61-year-old;Hewearsrubberboot;Heismucholderthantheotherrunners.第16页/共51页How did othe

9、r athletes react when they found out cliff Young was there to attend the race?Theyneitherbelieveditnortreatedhimwithrespect.第17页/共51页Thepresswerecurious,1Whoareyou?Whatareyoudoing?(Para.3)2 What makes you think you can run this race?(Para.5)(1)Im from a large farm where we raise sheep outsideofMelbo

10、urne.(Para.4)(2)Iverunsheepfortwoorthreedaysatatime.Thisraceshouldonlybeacouplemoredaysthanthat.IbelieveIcandoit.(Para.6)第18页/共51页Why did people laugh at Cliff Young when he was running?(Para.7)Becausehewasntrunningproperly.He had the strangestrunning style and he appeared toshuffle.第19页/共51页Accordi

11、ng to Cliff Young himself,what made him run throughout the race?(Para.8)Whenhewasrunning,heimaginedhewasgatheringhissheepandtryingtooutrunastorm.第20页/共51页What did Cliff Young do with his first prize?(Para.10)Hegaveallthemoneytofiveotherrunners.Hedidntkeepasinglecentforhimself.第21页/共51页Part I (Paras.

12、1-_)Cliff Young took part in the Australianmarathonwhichisoneoftoughestracesinthe world in 1983.People had strangeresponsesbecauseof_,but Cliff had no intention of stopping andfinallywonit.10Cliffsappearance and his declaration第22页/共51页Part II (Paras.11-_)Cliffbecamefamousagainin1997,atage76,when he

13、 ran around Australia to raisemoney for _.He keptrunningandneverkeptanyprize.It was not until the year _ when hehadamildstrokethathestoppedrunning.13homeless children2000第23页/共51页Part III (Para.14)ItconcludesthatCliffYoungsetsagoodexampleforotherpeople,showingthatanordinarypersoncanachievegreatthing

14、swith_.determination and preparation第24页/共51页What example has Cliff Young set for us?(Para.14)Heisanexampleshowingthatordinarypeoplealsoachievegreatnesswithdetermination and preparation.第25页/共51页TIME SEQUENCE 时间顺序Theyearof1997.(Para.11)Therestofhislife.(Para.12)Theyearof2000.(Para.13)CliffYoungslife

15、aftertheraceof1983Structure of the text第26页/共51页TIME MARKERS时间标记词Signal words Examples Forbeginningeventsfirst,firstly,in the first place,at thebeginningForfollowingeventsthen,next,afterward,later,afterForearliereventsonce,before,years ago,in the past,earlierForeventshappeningatthesametimeat the sam

16、e time,meanwhile,when,whileForfinaleventslastly,finally,eventually,in the end,atlast第27页/共51页Paragraph Signal words and eventsPara.2Thedayoftheracein1983Para.7Soon,themarathonstarted,thenextmorningPara.8WhenhegottoamajortownPara.9Bythefifthnight,bythesixthdayPara.10WhenCliffwasawardedtheprizePara.11

17、Cliffcametoprominenceagainin1997Para.12Fortherestofhislife,Cliffkeptrunning.Para.13intheyear2000hesufferedamildstrokePara.14To this day,Cliff Young remains a magnificentreminderandbrilliantexample第28页/共51页ExampleExample:Bythefifthnight,hehadovertakenthenall.Bythesixthday,heledthewholepackofrunnersby

18、awidelead.Heledallthewaytothe finish line,smashing the record byfinishingthe875-kilometerracein5days,15hours and 4 minutes-9 hours faster thananyone before!In that instant,Cliff Youngbecameabeloved,nationalhero.Paragraph writing第29页/共51页Sample paragraphSample paragraph:Onarrivingattheairport,the fir

19、st thingistoget your boarding pass.The person at thecounterofyourairlinewillcheckyourticketandID or your passport.If you have luggage tocheckin,heorshewilltakeit.Thenyouwillbegivenyourboardingpass.The next thing istogo through security purpose.After that youshould go to your departure gate to wait f

20、orboarding.Finally,when it is time to board,showyourboardingpassandgetontheplane.Nowyoucanrelaxandenjoyyourflight.Paragraph writing第30页/共51页Language focus 第31页/共51页up to 最多达TheOlympicStadiumwillholdup to 80,000spectators.奥林匹克体育场将可容纳多达8万观众。第32页/共51页in attendance：出席(TheDukeofYork/galaconcert)TheDukeof

21、Yorkwillbe in attendance attonightsgalaconcert.约克公爵将出席今晚的音乐晚会。第33页/共51页leave sth.Behind:抛在后面(athand/toleavethecitybehind/headinto)Withtheseven-dayholidayathand,manypeopleareplanningtoleave the city behind andheadintoopencountryforrelaxation.随着七天长假的临近，许多人都准备离开城市，到广阔的乡村旅游。第34页/共51页have no intention of

22、 doing(stuckinadilemma/hasnointentionof/tofindhiswayout)Once stuck in a dilemma,a wise man has no intention of headingblindlyforadeadendbutreverseshiscourseintimetofindhiswayout.一旦陷入困境，聪明的人不会一味地钻牛角尖，而是适时地另辟溪径以谋求出路。第35页/共51页When heasserted his intention to compete,theworld-classathletesaroundhimreact

23、ed with apparent disbeliefand then with disrespect.(Para.2,L5)当克里夫明确表示自己是来参赛的时候，他周围的世界级选手先是表示出明显的怀疑，继而予以鄙视。逆译练习第36页/共51页endear 受欢迎sb.to sb.(considerationandgenerosity/endearedhimto)Hisconsiderationandgenerosityendeared him tohiscolleagues.他的体贴和慷慨使他深受同事们的喜爱。第37页/共51页用于表达“当某人明确表示自己要做某事时，其他人的反应”。When s

24、b.asserted his intention todosth.,other people reacted with 第38页/共51页形容“某人树立的榜样精神”:sb.remains a magnificent reminder of 直到今天，克里夫.杨依然是一个伟大的标杆和辉煌的榜样，他向世人表明普通人也能凭潜在的能力取得非凡成就。To this day,Cliff Youngremains amagnificentreminder and brilliantexample of how ordinaryindividualscaninherentlyachieveremarkable

25、results.(Para.14,L1)第39页/共51页(glorious/outstandingunusualcontribution)直到今天，雷锋同志依然是一个辉煌的标杆和杰出的榜样，他向世人表明一个普通人也能为我们的社会做着不平凡的贡献。To this day,Lei Feng remains a gloriousreminder and outstanding example of how an ordinary person can make unusualcontributiontooursociety.第40页/共51页 Do you think winning is the

26、 most important thing in sports?Why or why not?Critical thinkingCritical thinking第41页/共51页 No,winning isnt the most important thing in sports.Winning is good,but there is much more about playing sports than winning.Playing sports brings about many benefits,the most important of which is to cultivate

27、 the spirit of sport.The spirit of sport is best reflected in the Olympic Creed,which reads:“The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to take part,just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle.”Culture explorationCritical thinkingCritical thinking第42页/共51页第43页/共51页第44页/共51页第45页/共51页第46页/共51页第47页/共51页第48页/共51页第49页/共51页第50页/共51页谢谢您的观看！第51页/共51页