lesson33Adaytoremember分析.pptVIP

Further discussion “We could avoid all accidents if we were all a lot more careful.” What do you think? “The main events in our lives are accidental, rather than planned.” What do you think? foresee vt. fore + see ? predict预见；预知 [foresee- foresaw- foreseen] eg. Few analysts foresaw that oil prices would rise so steeply. foreseenadj. 预见到的；预知 预见到的的危险的 a foreseen danger unforeseen adj. 未预见到的；意料之外的 eg. unforeseen result 意想不到的结果 * * A day to remember Reading Tasks The structure of the story Para. 1 ___________ illustration (a housewife’s tragic day) Para.2 ___________ illustration (traffic accidents in Parramatta) Imaginary Factual on a small scale on a big scale The two examples together prove the topic sentence The structure of 1st paragraph Topic sentence Paragraph development There are times when ___________________. At the beginning At precisely the same moment An imaginary example A day may begin well enough, but suddenly everything seems to get out of control. What invariably happens is that a great number of things choose to go wrong at precisely the same moment. call-baby-meal-guests A single unimportant event set up a chain of reactions. everything goes wrong a chain of reactions The structure of 2nd paragraph Topic sentence Paragraph development Things can also go wrong on a large scale. How many people were involved? the _____ who/whose __________ the drivers whose cars collided the woman learner who drove behind them the couple who followed the learner the wife who threw away her cake the lorry driver who spotted a flying cake the police and many more innocent drivers who were affected Discussion Who should be responsible for all this? Language Study go wrong 出错，出乱子 go out of control 失去控制 We have all experienced days when everything goes wrong. A day may begin well enough, but suddenly everything seems to get out of control. precisely adv. exactly and correctly ---The sunken ship was carrying some precious carg