基础英语课程.ppt

Dialogue I More about Pollution Control Role-play Pollution Control Speculate what might have happened if the situation had been different, and what you should have done at the time, but failed to do. The worst journey you’ve ever been on An accident you had The most frightening experience you’ve ever had. Talking about the Past Dialogue II Role Play Reading I Pictures Environmental Pollution Reading I Pictures Environmental Pollution Environmental Pollution Reading I Who causes pollution? Can you illustrate several real example of pollution? Why is pollution one of the most serious problems that man faces these days? Why is the pollution problem complicated? How can pollution be gradually reduced? In what way do you think pollution can be reduced? Questions Language Points …ruin natural beauty by scattering junk and litter on the land Scatter vt/vi to throw or drop things in different directions so that they cover an area of ground scatter (something) over / around / across etc something e.g. Scatter the onions over the fish. The flowers fell and scattered on the ground. The sound of gunfire made the crowd scatter in all directions. Don’t scatter your strength. Scatter something with something e.g. The sky was scattered with stars. scatter the fields with seeds 1 Dialogue I Language Points 1 Dialogue I Junk uncountable n. things that are considered useless or of little value e.g. junk food/ junk mail vt. to get rid of something because it is no longer valuable e.g. We are going to junk these computers because they are obsolete. [Noun] junkman litter uncountable noun [synonym] rubbish, trash, garbage e.g. People who drop litter can be fined in some cities. a town with a litter problem Verb to leave things in a place making it look untidy e.g. Don’t litter. …ruin natural beauty by scattering junk and litter on the land Language Points For example, exhaust from automobiles causes a large… 1. [co