牛津译林版英语九年级上册 9A Unit6 Study skills.pptVIP

To learn to express like and dislike. To know the features of headlines of newspaper To learn to find the key information in English newspaper New words silly /`sIli/ waste /weIst/ a waste of time pass away on the radio help other young poets get their start teach writing at universities 傻的；愚蠢的adj. 浪费n./v. 浪费时间 去逝v. 通过广播 帮助其他年轻诗人起步 在大学里教写作 Speak up Do you like TV ads? 公益广告：人们忘记手机是否会更快乐 Enjoy the videos of ads. 百事可乐2014年世界杯广告 Now Is What You Make It 泰国的创意广告 Listen and answer: Does Millie think TV ads are interesting? 2. Why does Millie think so? 3. Does Simon agree with Millie? Why or why not? Yes, she does. Because she thinks some of them are really creative. No, he doesn’t. He thinks most of them are silly. When you read a newspaper, you should skim the headlines first. They will tell you the topic of each title. headlines Newspaper headlines use the present tense. Some words are left out to save space, including a/an/the, do/does/did, the verb be and and/but/or. Newspaper articles Most important Least important p89A A Read the newspaper headlines below. Pay attention to the tense and the words left out. 1. The Driver was killed, and eight were hurt in a bus crash 2. Heavy fog delays flights in Xinjiang 3. A Cat show was held in Shanghai 4. New artist sweeps American Music Awards 5. Here are some Xi’an travel tips 1. The Driver was killed, and eight were hurt in a bus crash 2. Heavy fog delays flights in Xinjiang 3. A Cat show was held in Shanghai 4. New artist sweeps American Music Awards 5. Here are some Xi’an travel tips Newspapers use a special style of writing. Usually the most important information — the who, what, where, when and how — comes first in an article. The details come next, from the most important details to the least important ones. Finish the exercise B on page 89. Find a newspaper and read it according to you’ve learned.