新视野读写教程第一册unit_2 sectionA课件完全版.pptVIP

Unit 2 Warming up Text Study Keys to Exercises Tattoo Tattoos: permenant ink markings placed just under the skin, having been common among societies for a long time. Though often used to identify people as criminals, tattoos have also been used as an expression of beauty, independence, identity and religion. Nowadays, some young people like to show they are special through tattoos. What are they? They are piercings. Piercings, holes driven through part of one’s body for the purpose of wearing jewelry, are an ancient form of expression that has special meaning in Western societies. It can be in the eyebrows, nose, tongue, navel, and other parts of the body. How do you think of tattoos and piercings? And how about your parents’ idea? Differences between you and your parents Taste in music Taste in dressing Standards in making friends Opinions in make-up, education, etc …… When generation gap emerges, parents would show Text Structure Part 1 (1-4): Sandy and her father had different tastes for music. Part 2 (5): Sandy was pretty annoyed by her father. (a transitional para.) Part 3 (6-20): The mother thought that Sandy was too young to wear makeup while Sandy took it entirely differently. Part 4 (21-28): Sandy’s F and M sat talking over coffee about the problems they had with their daughter. Part 5 (29): Sandy’ M was thinking about how to talk to her daughter. New Words concern n. ① 担心；忧虑 eg. The doctor expressed concern about her health. 医生对她的健康表示担忧。 ② 关心的事；担心的事 eg. The manager’s only concern was how to improve the quality of their products. 经理心里想的全是如何提高产品质量。 ② 涉及；有关 　 be concerned with 和……有关；涉及 eg. This film is concerned with love. be concerned in sth. 与某事有牵连或负有责任。 eg. There was no evidence that he was concerned in any criminal activities. 没有证据表明他与任何犯罪活动有牵连。 concerned adj. 担心的；挂念的；有关的 concerning prep. 关于；有关 burst into→ a house