英语学习新视野英语读写教程第一册.pptxVIP

Understanding Idiomatic Expressions Reading SkillsMeaning:Understanding Idiomatic Expressions 1. in a difficult or embarrassing situation2. to be very easy3. to admit failure4. proceeding well5. to work hard through the nightburn the midnight oilJack had postponed so much of his school work, he had to burn the midnight oil before final examweek. so far, so goodWhen asked about how the training program was going, Lucy responded, “Sofar, so good”. in a jamI’m in a real jam. My car won’t start and I’m late for work. Could you give me a ride ? a piece of cakeDon’t worry about the quiz tomorrow. It’ll be a piece of cake if you’ve studied well.Reading SkillsMeaning:1. I don’t understand.2. to travel toward a place, to have as a destination3. to create space for4. to achieve great personal and financial success5. not to make any effort at beyond meThe vocabulary I can understand, but the grammar is beyond me.make room for Normally only five people can fit into Samir’s car, but when necessary, he can make room forsix or seven. head forOn very hot days thousands of people head forthe beach.make it to the big timeActor Warren Price made it to the big time when he was given his own TVshow. Structure SurveyText StudyPart 1 (Paras.1–2) Raise a problem: Students can _____ their term papers from the ______.fakeinternetText StudyPart 2 (Paras.3–7)Some ________ to support the author’s opinion.examplesText StudyPart3 (Paras.8–16) Cheating has become a problem forboth _______ and ________.studentsteachers A Common ProblemFor students: For teachers: They are well aware of the resources, and greatly tempted to cheat. They have to figure out whether a student ’ s author- ship is authentic.Solution:It’s a question of honesty.Solution:Try to make cheat-proof assignments.Text Study Active Expressions Focus StudyPick up the active expressions in the following:I. Active Expressions1. All one has to do is to go to the appropriate web site, where online papers can either be purchased, or