[英语学习]SSSS 2010 new Unit1_b3 Fresh Start.ppt

Book III Unit 1 Fresh Start Para. 1 language points First-gradish? n. /adj.+ ish: having the qualities and characteristics of …,tending to E.g. Bluish, reddish, bookish, childish, boyish,womanish … childish childlike immature innocent distress: n. anxiety or mental suffering Be in distress relieve distress among the poor Two in distress makes sorrow less. Company in distress makes trouble less. ??? 同病相怜, 同忧相救 SYN: anguish, agony, suffering, misery v. be distressed about/ over/at … para I language points —line5,para1 distinct: Clearly seen, heard, felt, understood, etc.; noticeable There is a distinct posibility that Ill still be your teacher next term. clear-cut E.g. 数以千计的陶俑乍看尊尊相似；细看才发现每尊陶俑都有其鲜明的特色。 Text I language points —line5,para1 Para 1 language points —line5,para1 Para 1 language points —line5,para1 distinct: Thousands of terracotta warriors looked similar to each other at the first sight, but when watched carefully, each could be found to have distinct features of its own. Para 1 language points Cf. distinctive Anything clearly noticed is distinct: There is a distinct smell of violet when they are in full blossom. A thing or quality that is clearly different from others of its kind is distinctive or distinct from: violet has a very distinctive smell; it’s quite distinct from the smell of rose. 酒精有独特的气味,它和葡萄酒的气味明显不同。? Alcohol has a very distinctive smell; its quite distinct from the smell of grape wine. Para 2 1. Why exclaiming “ What confidence, what reserve, what muscles!”? 2. What rhetorical features? 1.New experience; marvel, excitement; foreshadow later development 2. Parallelism; Para 2 language points SquareN/V Be there, or be square. Para 2 language points It took everything I had not to stare when I caught my first glimpse of a real live college football player. line3 ,para2 It was very hard for me not to stare when I first saw / confronted a college football player. Cultural note: popularity of footbal