Module8Unit3Languageinuse.ppt

a) Well, don’t stop looking. It’s important to find a club that fits you. There’s always a better one. b) People say I’ve got no chance of becoming really good at taekwondo in five years. What do you think? 8 Put the sentences in the correct order to make a conversation. c) I also want to find out whether I am too old to start taekwondo. d) Of course not! People of all ages can do taekwondo. First of all, you need to find a club. e) Thank you. I think I’ll be a good player in three years. f) There’s one near my school, but I don’t think it’s good. g) Well, it usually takes about five years, but it can be done in about two or three years, so go for it! a)—? b) —? c) — ? d) —? e) —? f) —? g) —? The Paralympic Games (残奥会) In 1948, Sir Ludwig Guttmann, a doctor at a hospital in England, began using sport as part of his patients’ treatment. He set up a competition with other hospitals at the same time as the London Olympics in that year. Over the next ten years, the competition grew bigger and bigger, with more hospitals in England taking part. In 1960, at the Rome Olympics, Guttmann brought many athletes to complete. The modern Paralympic Games (or Paralympics) were born. More and more people take part in the Paralympics, and at the 2008 Paralympics in China, more than 140 countries took part. Great players, excellent records, crowded stadiums and enormous media coverage across the world made this the best Paralympics ever. 路德维格?戈特曼：残奥会之父 当我们欣赏身体健康的运动员在奥运赛场上矫健优美的身姿时，是否会想起那些由于疾病和事故留下身心缺憾的人，他们是否也渴望享受运动的快乐，展示自己的风采？路德维格·戈特曼想到了，并且身体力行，在1948年伦敦夏季奥运会期间，为残疾人士倡议举办了“国际轮椅运动会”。这项赛事最终发展为今天的残奥会。如今，当我们为残奥会赛场上运动员们的坚强乐观所感动时，也不要忘了路德维格·戈特曼医生，以及他的爱心和努力。他是真正的残奥会之父。 Daming ______________ for the team last time. 2. He _____________ to competitions around the world. was invited wasn’t chosen 被动语态 (2) 一、定义 主语为动作的执行者时，表示主动语态。 主语为动作的承受者时，表示被动语态。 e.g. He told the story. (主动语态） The was told by him.