商英2-05-Part 3.pptVIP

* * * * * * Part III Extended Activities Book 2-Unit 5 Dictation Read More Grammar and Vocabulary Translation Writing Cultural Information Extended Activities Book 2-Unit 5 Return to Menu There is no place like the English countryside for those who love it: its firm yet gentle lines of hills and valleys, its ordered confusion of features, its parks and lowland, its ancient castles and houses, its cottages and churches, its farms and trees, its pools and ponds and shining rivers—all present a peaceful and lovely sight. Much of the countryside is of course farmland but there are often paths through the fields, called public footpaths, which you can walk along. It is good for people to walk through such a land, forgetting for a time all the worries of the world, and become just happy wanderers in a world of pleasant breezes and song-birds and shady trees. Book 2-Unit 5 Village Life In small groups, read the passage and answer: -- When you first saw the title, what question did you ask yourself? -- What does the passage tell us about Bath? -- What is the nature of a true village? -- What causes the change of the village? -- Is the change for the better or worse in your opinion? A town in south west of England famous for many centuries for its health-giving spring water, and visited by tourists for its old Roman baths and its Georgian buildings. Book 2-Unit 5 Complete the multiple-choice exercises on page 70. 1. b 2. b 3. c 4. a 5. c Book 2-Unit 5 Check your answers. Difficult Sentences 1. My feeling is that if my son took the money collected for the children it would go directly where it was needed but they don’t see it like that. Explanation: The writer is being humorous in this place. He means as the fund is raised for the well-being of children, this money should be able to cover his child. Therefore, it is suitable for his child to take the money for his own use. Translation: 我的感觉是，如果我儿子拿走了筹给儿童的钱，这钱也算是直接到位了，但别人却不这么认为。 Book 2-Unit 5 2. Working a