张勇先-超越概念高级英语Unit_two（修改版）.pptVIP

Beyond Concept Advanced Reading (1)BookⅠ Thumbspeak: Is texting here to stay?Unit Two PRE-READING QUESTIONS1. If texting is not as convenient as face-to-face onversation, why do people text?2. What do you think of the claim that texting destroys literacy?3. Is there such a thing as an unhealthy amount of texting? If so, how much?4. Are there situations in which texting is socially unacceptable? If so, what are those situations? Is there a distinction between polite and impolite ways of texting? If yes, what are “polite” ways and what are “impolite” ways of texting? PRE-READING QUESTIONS5. When you text, do you use English abbreviations or Chinese abbreviations? Why?6. What are the advantages and disadvantages of texting as a medium of communication?7. Is there anything that you can do with texting that you cannot do with another form of communication?8. What are the pros and cons of ending a relationship via texting?9. Should texting be completely private, or should it be subject to government scrutiny? Thumbspeak: Is texting here to stay?Ⅰ. Further Information about the TextⅡ. New Words, Phrases and ExpressionsⅢ. Content of The TextⅣ. Understanding the TextⅤ. Language Exercises Further Information about the Text(1)Go To main New Words, Phrases and Expressions (1) New Words, Phrases and Expressions (2) New Words, Phrases and Expressions (3) New Words, Phrases and Expressions (4)Go To main Text Go To main Understanding the Text (A)Paragraph 1 Paragraph. 2Paragraph. 3Paragraph. 4Paragraph. 5Paragraph. 6Paragraph. 7Paragraph. 8Paragraph. 9 A. Paragraph 7 B. Paragraph 6 C. Paragraph 4D. Paragraph 1 E. Paragraph 8 F. Paragraph 9G. Paragraph 2 H. Paragraph 5 I. Paragraph 3answer Understanding the Text (B)1. Who are the main users of text messages?2. What language do you use when texting? 3. Will texting destroy or corrupt language? Why or why not?4. Why does the author say texting can be not only