【2017年整理】新潮与实用英语综合教程unit7.ppt

Evaluation only. Created with Aspose.Slides for .NET 3.5 Client Profile . Copyright 2004-2011 Aspose Pty Ltd.;;Unit seven;Listening Speaking ;Directions: Listen to the sample dialogue. Repeat what you have heard. Please pay special attention to the underlined parts about how to express reproach.;Directions: Listen to the sample dialogues and complete the missing words. Then, make similar dialogues according to the given situations.;Directions: Practice with your partner on how to reproach over the situations below. The beginning of the dialogues is provided. Continue with the dialogues or think of a situation of your won. If you need help, you may use the expressions and sentence patterns in the Useful Expressions chart.;Video Watching ;;Background References of Text A ; Eleanor Roosevelt began attending Mademoiselle Souvestre’s school at South Fields, England at 15. Mademoiselle Souvestre taught a sense of social service and responsibility, which Eleanor began to act upon after her return to New York. Roosevelt plunged into social work, but soon her tall, handsome cousin, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, began courting her. They were married in March 1905. ; Beginnings of a Public Career Between 1906 and 1916, the Roosevelts had six children, one of whom died in infancy(婴儿期；幼年 ). The family lived at their estate at Hyde Park, from which Franklin pursued his political ambitions in the Democratic Party. He served a term in the New York State Senate before President Woodrow Wilson appointed him assistant secretary of the Navy in 1913.; A major turning point in Eleanor’s life came in 1921, when Franklin contracted polio and permanently lost the use of his legs. Eleanor nursed him back into activity. Within a few years he had regained his strength and political ambitions. Meanwhile, she entered more fully into public life. She acted as Franklins “legs and ears”. During Franklin’s New York governorship, she saw the last of her children off t