高中英语教学（外研版）选修六-Module4课件 Listening.pptVIP

Summertime Summertime and the living is easy / difficult Fish are jumping / walking, and the cotton is high. Your daddy’s rich, and your mother’s poor/good-looking so hush, little baby, don’t you cry / laugh. One of these mornings / evenings you’re going to rise up singing, then you’ll spread your wings and you’ll take to the sky / sea. But till that morning, there’s nothing can harm / see you with Daddy and Mammy standing / running by. I’ve Got Plenty of Nothing I’v got plenty of nothing And nothing’s plenty for ______. I’ve got no car, got no mule, I’ve got no misery. Folks with plenty of plenty, they’ve got a lock on the ______. Afraid somebody’s going to rob them while they’re out making more. what for? I’ve got no lock on the door. That’s no way to be. They can steal the rug from the ________. That’s OK with me. Because the things that I prize, like the stars in the skies, are all _______. I’ve got plenty of nothing And nothing’s plenty for me. I’ve got my girl, got my ________, I’ve got heaven the whole day long. What are her reasons for liking the first song? It makes her think of the summer and feel relaxed. 4. Which of the songs does Duncan dislike? why? I’ve got plenty of nothing. Because he thinks it’s ridiculous that the singer says his possessions don’t matter. 5. Which of these sentences does Christine use to explain the second song? His happiness depends on the things around him. His unhappiness doesn’t depend on the things around him. His happiness doesn’t depend on the things around him. Summertime Summertime and the living is easy Fish are jumping, and the cotton is high. Your daddy’s rich, and your mother’s good-looking so hush, little baby, don’t you cry. One of these mornings you’re going to rise up singing, then you’ll spread your wings and you’ll take to the sky. But till that morning, there’s nothing can harm you with Daddy and Mammy standing by. I’ve got plenty of nothing and nothing’s