希望与英语(第二版)综合教程1 Unit-3.pptVIP

; Look at the folowing pictures and list words or phrases about them. Then share your work with others.;Use the following sentence patterns and the words or phrases from Task 1 to describe the pictures on Page 34 to your classmates.; Work in pairs. Take turns asking your partner the following questions and make notes. Organize your notes and report to the class using the given paragraph as a model.;Model Report Jerry is an English major at college. He used to play basketball a lot in high school. And he played it well, too. He was on the school team for three years. But he quit the game after he came to college because he was having some difficulties catching up with his studies. Though it’s painful, sometimes, for him to watch others play, he keeps telling himself not to join them. He doesn’t want to fail in any subject.;Reading A Task 1;3. Skin becomes less elastic and smooth as people get older. 4. Golf, as a sport for the few, is not popular with the masses because of its high cost. 5. Eat food leisurely, son, no rush, and really enjoy it.;Reading A Task 2 Text;;;;When that is finished, they climb up onto the bridge rail, wave to the crowd below, and jump. No, this is not a suicide attempt. The elastic cords attached to their backs are so strong and flexible that the young people will be able to drop close to the water below without hitting it. This is bungee jumping, one of a new set of sports that are being described as “extreme”.;;; Why do people participate in an extreme sport? Mark Weller, an “extreme” sportsman who windsurfs all year around, says people do it because it’s a question of attitude, not the activity itself. “Extreme sports are so hard that they don’t attract the masses; I think that’s one of the appealing things about it. ;;;You can excel in it if you put your mind to it. There’re not a thousand people out there crowding you or doing what you’re doing. ” He adds, “There is no r