剑桥青少Good and Evil.pptx

Good and Evil ;THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY by Oscar Wilde Dorian Gray is young and handsome and detests getting older. When he sees the portrait his friend Basil Halyard has painted of him he is filled with sadness. ‘I want to be young forever, and this picture to grow old,’ he says. ‘I would give my soul for that.’ Sometime later Dorian treats his girlfriend Sibyl Vane very badly and he notices that his face in the painting has changed– it is older and more cruel – but he is still young and beautiful. Is his wish starting to come true? Dorian decides to find out.;Vocabulary;vocabulary;vocabulary;vocabulary;Let’s Practise;Let’s Practise!;Let’s Practise!;Let’s Practise;THE STRANGE CASEOF DOCTOR JEKYLL AND MR HYDE by Robert Louis Stevenson Doctor Jekyll believes that the human soul is part good, part evil. To prove his theory he invents a drink that turns him into the evil Mr. Hyde, a thief and a murderer, and back again. Jekyll enjoys having another personality that he can control – until one day he goes to sleep as Jekyll and wakes up as Hyde. Hyde is starting to take control and Jekyll realizes he must do something to stop him – but what?;Vocabulary ;Vocabulary ;Vocabulary ;Vocabulary ;Vocabulary ;Let’s Practise!;Let’s Practise;Let’s Practise;FRANKENSTEIN by Mary Shelley Victor Frankenstein is a scientist who imagines living in a world where people have the power over life and death. He wants to ‘play God’ and decides to build a human being from bits of dead bodies. As a bolt of lightning brings his creation to life, Frankenstein discovers he has made a monster. The monster disappears but two years later it returns and Frankenstein begins to realize the mistake he has made.;Vocabulary ;Read the texts again and listen. Answer the questions;Grammar Verbs + gerunds;The verbs enjoy, detest, don’t mind, imagine, feel like, suggest, practice, miss and can’t stand are all followed by a gerund.;Complete the story extract with the verbs in the box.;Verbs + infiniti