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It is impossible that… ……是不可能的 It is impossible that he will be here in time. It was impossible that such a little boy could swim across the river. It is impossible (for sb.) to do… （某人做某事)……是不可能的 It is impossible (for me) to climb up the big tree. Read the text carefully and fill in the table with the information about Wilma. Compare your answers with your partner’s. Born in a poor family. A deadly illness made her left leg useless and she had to wear an iron leg brace. She removed the leg brace and took the step. She also had the notion to be a world’s greatest woman runner. She came in last in every race she entered at first. Then she came in next to last. At last, she won a race. She went to the 17th Olympic Games in Rome and won three gold medals. Wilma went to Tennessee State University Read the text again and decide whether each of the following statements is true (T) or false (F). Correct the false one(s). 1) Wilma’s legs became useless because of a deadly illness when she was young. 2) Her doctor once told Wilma she would never take a step on her own. 3) Wilma always won every race that she entered when she was young. 4) In the 17th Olympic Games Wilma entered the 100-metre dash, the 200-metre dash and the 400-metre race. 5) Wilma became the first American runner to win three gold medals in the same Olympic Games. she was four years old came in last in every race F T F F F relay women Retell Wilma’s story by using the information in Tasks 1 and 2. And tell your partner what moves you most while reading the story. Work in groups and discuss the following questions. Then share the answers with the whole class. 1) What kind of person was Wilma’s mother? 2) How do you understand Wilma’s “incredible notion”? 3) What do you think made Wilma so successful? 4) What kind of person was Wilma? 5) How do you understand the Olympic motto “Faster, Higher, Stronger” after you have read Wilma’s story? Language Focus Word Power 1. Match the word