PE2_U04_Text B 实用英语2第四版教材.ppt

Pre-Reading Task While-Reading Task After-Reading Task ;Pre-Reading Task;Muhammad Ali The Parses Tattooing Fiji;Text-Related Information;Text-Related Information;Text-Related Information;Text-Related Information;Text-Related Information;Text B Detailed Study of the Text ;While-Reading Task;While-Reading Task;While-Reading Task;While-Reading Task;While-Reading Task;While-Reading Task;While-Reading Task;While-Reading Task;— Because of this, people from one culture may feel extremely unpleasant and almost sick by what people eat from another culture ...;e.g. They refused to pay the rent. As a result, they were turned out of their house. He has been absent from class for as long as three months. As a result, he is now unable to keep up with the rest of the class.;— ... one of the persons accompanying Ali in his visit to Africa felt very much disgusted at seeing someone taking up a butterfly and eating it.;e.g. The little boy picked up a stone and threw it at the window. The doctor picked up her kit and dashed out of the door.;— ... but people from as many as forty-two different cultures consider rats to be something proper to eat.;e.g. She is generally regarded as one of the best writers in the country. They just regarded us as little kids who count for nothing. cf. We shouldn’t regard what is possible as impossible (+adj.) Only then can we regard ourselves as having done our duty. (+v-ing phrase) As for himself, he regarded it as of very little value. (+prep. phrase) Waste is regarded as a crime. (Passive);— ... African termites are/become/serve as a delicious meal.;e.g. That will make a good ending to the book. The hall would make a good theatre. He would make a successful businessman. cf. ... the cow manure can be dried and burned to make cooking fires.;