新世纪大学英语综合教程第四单元.pptVIP

Introductory Questions An English Song An English Song An English Song An English Song Bertrand Russell Bertrand Russell Bertrand Russell Bertrand Russell Edward Gibbon Edward Gibbon Girton College, Cambridge University of Cambridge University of Cambridge Girton College, Cambridge Words Exercise Words Exercise Words Exercise Text Reading: Questions Text Reading: Questions Text Reading : Organization Text Reading Text Reading Text Reading: Questions Text Reading: Questions Text Reading: True or False Text Reading: True or False Discussion Text Reading Text Reading Text Reading Text Reading Text Reading Text Reading Text Reading Although both my parents A great grandmother If you have wide I never do anything It does not do to live It is easy to think If this is true But if you are Young men who have The best way to An individual human existence Words: respect respect Phrase: as regards Phrase: cut off Word: inquire Word: inquire Word: part Word: exclaim Word: exclaim Word: keen Word: keen Phrase: on the grounds that Phrase: guard against Word: undue Word: cling Word: suck Word: suck Word: indifferent Word: render Word: oppress Word: cheat Word: cheat Word: achieve Word: achieve Word: achieve Word: overcome Word: recede Word: merge Phrase: carry on Useful Expressions Useful Expressions Words exercise Blank-Filling Blank-Filling Blank-Filling Discussion Discussion Discussion Discussion Writing Assignment Translation (P.121) Translation (P.122) Proverbs and Quotes Proverbs and Quotes cling: vi. to hold tightly; refuse to give up Small children cling to their mothers. As a people the Chinese cling strongly to tradition. 她坚定地抱着获救的希望。 She clung to the hope of being rescued. Cling to life and be scared of death. 贪生怕死。 Pattern: cling to … suck: v. 1) take (liquid or air, etc.) into the mouth by using the lip muscles Bees suck honey from flowers. The old man was sucking at his pipe. 蚊子会吸我们的血。更糟的是，它会把毒注入我们的体内。 The mosquito will suck our blood. What’s even worse, it will i