综合英语Alienation and the Internet.pptVIP

access; addicted; alcoholic; alienate; alienation; binge; converse; cyberspace; depressed; dramatically; exaggeration; forum; foster; fragmentation; globalization; gratification; modal; moderate; oyster; perceive; potential; simulated; skew; surf Absolute Construction to: preposition or infinitive marker inversion in that He said that he felt like an alcoholic, in that moderate use of the Internet was just not possible for him. Introduction (Para 1-2) Argumentation Body (Para 3-6) Conclusion (Para 7) Antonyms and their functions unification ◆ alienation: to illustrate the advantages and disadvantages of the Internet Language Point: at the expense of; prior to; give … pause to think; take advantage of; be available for; in earnest; for the better; be confronted with Absolute Construction Task-based teaching: Questions and Answers; Homework; Recitation Activity-based teaching: Discussion How do you communicate with your former parents and classmates? By QQ or MSN? Do you use Microblog? Do you go on-line every day? What attracts you to the Internet? Words and Expressions fragment: v. break into parts or small pieces eg. The satellite will fragment and burn up as it falls through the Earth’s atmosphere. eg. The government is planning to fragment the industry before privatizing it. n. a small part of sth. that has broken off or comes from sth. larger eg. Police found fragments of glass near the scene. eg. I overheard a fragment of their conversation. fragmentation: n. eg. the fragmentation of the country into small independent states fragmented: a. eg. a fragmented society Practice: By the first century BC, Buddhism was in danger of fragmenting into small sects. Difficult Sentences But much less widely reported has been the notion that the Internet may been responsible for furthering the fragmentation of society by alienating its individual users. Structure: Inversion;