然而,又有多少次她在幻想着他就站在另一扇门前!每当她.ppt

然而，又有多少次她在幻想着他就站在另一扇门前！每当她幻想着他打那扇美女之门时那种欣喜若狂的神情时，她就会情不自禁地咬牙切齿起来，并撕扯着头发，内心是何等的痛苦啊！每当幻想着他奔向那个因激动而满脸通红、两眼闪烁着胜利火花的女人时；每当幻想着他领她前行，周身洋溢着那种死而复生的喜悦之情时；每当幻想着自己听到来自人群的欢呼声和那响切云霄的幸福钟声时；每当 幻想着自己眼睁睁地看着牧师在兴高采烈的信徒的簇拥下走向那对新人，并宣布他们为夫妻时；每当幻想着自己目睹他们一起沿着那撒满鲜花的道路缓缓离去，身后是欢闹的人群铺天盖地 的欢呼声，而她那一声绝望的尖叫被淹没其中时，她的心灵又是如何地遭受着痛苦的煎熬！ Two different types of and-phrases: Type 1: the two elements joined by and are both valid; they both contribute to the meaning of the phrase: manly and beastly valor—manly valor and also beastly valor Type 2: the two elements joined by and are redundant; they have the same one meaning: polished and sharpened; refined and cultured Classical rhetoric in expository writing: a three-step pattern 1. Introduction(beginning): opening remark, presenting the problem in question 2. Body (development): (1) defensing one’s point: take a definite stand (theme); look at different aspects of the problem (division); support his thesis with specific evidence (confirming of statement) (2) refuting opponent’s views: try to assail the weak points in the opponents’s views, prevent the opposite point of views from getting the upper hand 3. Conclusion (the close): reinforcing his own claim Unit Six DULL WORK 1. Introduction (para. 1): focus on dull work—the so-called problem 2. Body (development): with a point-by-point and step-by-step way of reasoning, succeeds in defensing his ideas and confuting opposite views: 4 points (aspects): Point 1: people who achieve much do not necessarily live eventful lives; Point 2: the ability to turn trivial experiences into inspirations for creative work makes a truly creative; Point 3: an eventful life exhausts a creative man rather than stimulate his drive for creation; Point 4: how the author himself benefited from his dull work experience; 3. Conclusion Language points: 1.他是苦干有成的 那种人。 2.（谚）五更起床，百事兴旺。 3.俗话说得好