大 学 英 语本科说课稿.ppt

大 学 英 语 本 科 教 学 说课稿 说 课 内 容 说 教 材 说 教 材 说 学 生 教 学 内 容 关于教材 关于教材 教学目标及要求 重、难点及解决办法 教 学 难 点 解 决 办 法 教 学 步 骤 Home work checking listening and speaking 教 学 方 法及手段 教 学 手 段 板 书 设 计 Proverbs and Quotations1 The end Thank you! spill spill: reveal or make known Examples: — He will talk to anyone and spill out his life story to a stranger. — Lily spilled her secrets to her close friend. respond respond: make a reply; answer Examples: — The teacher responded to my answer with a smile. —“Can you manage it by yourself?” “Certainly,” the boy responded firmly. no matter what no matter what: it makes no difference what Examples: — No matter what happens, I’ll always stand by you. — I’ll finish the job, no matter what difficulty I face. mood mood: a state of mind or emotion Examples: — In spite of poverty, the farmer is always in a cheerful mood. — I found Joe in a merry mood this morning and asked him to lend me some money. touch touch: move (a person or his feelings) Examples: — It touched me deeply to see how these cancer victims battled against the disease. — We were very touched by your kind offer. relationship relationship: the condition or fact of being related; connection Examples: — The two firms have a close working relationship. — The relationship between the parents and the school has improved greatly. argument argument: a discussion in which disagreement is expressed; a debate Examples: — There has been a hot argument for lowering the price of housing in big cities in China. — The issue we are facing in the Middle East has caused heated political argument. appropriate appropriate: suitable, fitting Examples: — Formal dressing is appropriate for this occasion. — I don’t think his words are very appropriate to this situation. makeup makeup: cosmetics such as powder, lipstick, etc. Examples: — Eva looks very att