unit_2_say_yes，现代大学英语第二版.ppt

Unit II Say Yes 1862 Emancipation Proclamation 1963 If I were a black, would you … What shall we do? Five Parts: Part I: Warm-Up Exercises (songs poems) Part II: Background Information (author and “-isms”) Part III: Text Analysis Part IV: Language Appreciation Part V: Supplemented Reading Exercises Phrases and Expressions act out of concern/ pity /sympathy all things considered argue with sb. at a certain rate be angry with sb. be at it be ok with sb. blur sth. out break up come to sb.’s aid come up with sth. congratulate sb. on sth. dab at finish up for Christs sake get along fine get onto the subject get sb. into a fight glance over at sb./sth. keep one’s mouth shut lean against some place make it up to sb. might as well move fast on sth. on one’s part or so pile dishes on pinch one’s brows together pitch in put sth. away reach over snap through the pages stare down at sb./sth. start up that conversation again take sb.’s word for it what’s wrong with? Phrases of V+N. demonstrate one’s indifference do dishes mop the floor pinch one’s brows press one’s lips tight rinse clothes spray the silverwares squeeze sb.’s hand take a deep breath take a reasonable tone win the argument wipe the counters List: pitch in take one’s word for it resort to come to one’s aid for one’s sake feel cornered have no choice but to do make it up to sb. come up with on one’s part break up Phrases and Expressions Phrases and Expressions If we all pitch in, it shouldn’t take too long. After we had seen the video everyone started pitching in with comments on its fault. to set to work vigorously; to join forces with others; to help or cooperate 1. pitch in Phrases and Expressions If he says there’s $500 in the envelop then I’ll take his word for it. He said he would give me a job and I just took him for his word. to believe what sb. says is true 2. take one’s word for it = take sb. for his word Phrases and Expressions I had to resort to violence