综合英语6_unit3.pptVIP

Teaching planning Warming –up discussion About the author Text explanation Analysis of the text Detailed study Translation Structural analysis Part 1: (P1-2), introductory lead Part 2: (P3-6), poor quality of netwriting and the causes Part 3: (P7-13), merits of netwriting and the reasons Part 2 The most serious problem of netwriting ------ Poor quality The three reasons for the poor quality 1. The first has to do with the nature of the writing which is regarded as “written speech” and is of little value. 2. The second is the fact that some netwriting such as E-mail is written in a hurry. 3. The last reason is the low barriers to entry of the online world, so that much second-rate fiction and poetry are produced and sent out. What does the author wish to convey in his comparison between netwriting with “scribbles compact”, Mark Twin ‘s discovery of new journalism in San Francisco, Revolutionary War pamphleteers and the Elizabethan era Gutenberg printing press? What does he find in his comparison? The author uses these examples to tell the readers that there are some similarities between netwriting and those experimental, even innovative writing modes in history, and so netwriting could be regarded as a kind of renaissance. But he finds in this comparison that much of netwriting is awfully bad — sloppy, meandering, ungrammatical, poorly spelled and even content free. She likened the experience to sinking into a warm bath. Our small company can be likened to a big, happy family. The story of Romeo and Juliet was reinvented as a Los Angeles gangster movie. Hes one of those sportsmen who reinvent themselves as TV presenters. A piece of skin was removed from her leg and grafted onto her face. The management tried unsuccessfully to graft new working methods onto the existing ways of doing things. 4. hark back to : to talk about sth. again and again Many hark b