教育部高职高专规划教材（非英语专业用）.pptVIP

Practical English;Contents;Unit 3 Text A Coping with Crisis;1.?????? what is your opinion of crisis? 2.?????? How do you cope with it? ;Vocabulary;1. Expect trouble as an inevitable part of life.(para.1)2.?Learn to forgive oneself in the face of a devasting experience. (para.2)3. Learn to control our reactions to whatever happens to us. (para.3)4. time and blind faith are the best healers for those suffering “nervous breakdown”(paras.4-6)5. Activity is the best prescription for a broken heart. (para.7-8)6. Do remember those who have suffered a lot in life may gain a lot from life(para.9) ;Text Study;4.??? We can stay down for the count and be carried out the ring , or we can pull ourselves back to our feet.------ we can lie down on the ring waiting to be counted out or we can stand up by ourselves.5.?? Grief, in part, is self-pity turned inside out.----- grief, to some extent, is the expression of inward self-pity. Self-pity is a feeling of unhappiness and depression one has about himself and his problems.Inside out: reversed; thoroughly; completelyE.g. he wore his socks inside out. he knew his trade inside out.;6.?????? The mourner who refuses to let go of his grief eventually isolates himself from his friends.—the mourner who refuses to free himself of his grief /continues his life with grief finally separates himself from his friends.Let go of : to stop holdingE.g. Don’t let go of the rope.hold it tightly and don’t let go. let go of my hand,you’re hurting me!Isolate: to cause to be separatedE.g. When one has an infectious disease,he is usually isolated. the mountain village is isolated from the outside by the heavy snow;7.?? The world may stop a few hours, or perhaps a few days, to hold a hand or to wipe away a tear, but friends and relatives have problems of their own.—your friends and relatives may stop what they are doing to stay with you and comfort you for a short period of time, showing their sorrow,but they have their own business an