how to accurately write “walk”Writing instruction写作专题课件-2023届高三英语二轮专题.pptxVIP

How to accurately write“walk”(Writing instruction) By the end of the class, the students are able to: 1.Say “walk” in different ways 2.Use accurate verbs to show and tellTeaching objectives: While watching the video, please pay attention to underlined words and guess their meanings.Guessing gameWukong stomped into the Land of Darkness. He headed toward the Palace of Darkness. As he went, he swung his iron bar back and forth. Demons and ghosts fled. A tall spirit stepped out of the palace. Guessing game After watching the video, please match correct meanings with words.Guessing game1.stomped2.headed 3.fled4.steppedwalked heavily moved by taking a stepC. went or traveled towardD. ran away quickly Vivid verbs(walk)head(walk with a purpose)stride(walk with a quick pace)stomp(walk with sound)drag(walk with difficulty)ease(walk with care)wander(walk with mood) Vivid verbs(walk)walk with a purposewalk with a quick pacewalk with soundwalk with difficultywalk with carewalk with moodwalkBrainstorming:more verbs about “walk” walk with a purpose1.We got on our horses and headed slowly towards the mountain. -head: move toward sp.2.She ducked behind her mother as we came in.-duck: move quickly, especially avoid to be seen 3.She bounced up and down excitedly on the bed.-bounce: jump4.He burst into the room without knocking.-burst into: break into walk with a quick pace1.She strode forward to greet me.-stride: move fast2.She smiled and bustled off towards the door.-bustle: move in a hurried way3.She dashed into the house.-dash: go quickly4.She swept the hall to the staircase. -sweep: go smoothly walk with sound1.She stomped angrily out of the room.-stomp: move with heavy steps2. The children pounded up the stairs.-pound: move with noisy steps3. They clomped down the steps with their massive shoes.-clomp: put your feet down noisily and heavily walk with difficulty1.She dragged herself out of the bed.-drag: move slowly and with effort2.She plodded her way through the ra