2019-2020年高中英語 Unit 13PeopleLesson 4 First Impressions教案 北師大版必修5Objectives To practise reading for inference. To practise making opposites of adjectives using a prefix. To practise talking and writing about ones experience of meeting someone for the first time. Pre-Reading Have you ever met someone you didnt like, who later became your friend? Tell the class.Example The first time I met Tom, he seemed very bad-tempered! Then Reading Read the text and answer the questions.1) Where does the story take place?In the local library2) What kind of books does Jenny like?poetry 3) What exam was Jane studying for?An important science exam4) What was the last straw for Jane?She heard someone humming behind her.5) What kind of person do you think Jenny is?Friendly, warm-hearted, forgiving6) How did Jenny get Janes phone number?She asked a librarian and got it from the library files.7) Do you think that Jane overreacted in the library? Have you ever experienced a similar situation when you were studying?You can answer this question according to your own experiences.Read the strategies and look at these true/false sentences. Underline important words.Example 1 = pleased1) Jane was pleased when Jenny started humming.2) Tennyson must be a poet.3) Jane first saw Jenny near the poetry section.4) Jane was upset that she had left her book in the library.5) Jane didnt feel that it was necessary to apologise.Answers: FTTTFPost-Readingplete the paragraph below with the correct form of the following words. glance, annoy, recognize, concentrate, disturb, resist, whisper, glare, inconsiderate, gratefulJanet was 1) on writing an essay when a noise 2) her. She 3) Her brothers whistling. “Shh” she 4) ,5) at him quickly. The noise didnt stop.Janet 6) the urge to scream and instead 7) at him angrily. “Please stop it, Simon. You are being very 8) ,” she said. But still he didnt stop. Janet was now very 9) .Just then her father called Simon out of the room. Janet smiled, feeling 10) to her dad.Answers: 1concentrating 2disturbed 3recognised 4whispered 5glancing 6resisted 7glared 8inconsiderate 9annoyed 10gratefulVocabulary: oppositesYou can often make opposites of adjectives using a prefix.Example able/unable, pleased/displeased, considerate/inconsiderateUse prefixes to make opposites of the underlined words.Peter is very organized and reliable. He is also sociable, sensitive and tolerant. He seems interested in or aware of other peoples feelings and is often kind. When you ask him for something, he is always sympathetic and helpful. I think he must be very satisfied with his life. Answers: unreliable, intolerant, unaware, unkind, unsympathetic, unhelpful, dissatisfiedSometimes adjectives have a direct opposite.Example old/young, short/tallThink of opposites for these adjectives:Bad-tempered, generous, hard-working, nervous, shy, strongAnswers: good-tempered, mean, lazy, confident, out-going, weakNow use adjectives to write five sentences about yourself and people you know.Example I am sometimes disorganized, but usually I am reliable.Writing and speaking Make notes about the first time you met someone. Who/when/where you metXiaoming (my new neighbour), last month, in the streetWhat he/she was doinggoing into his house with his bikewhat he/she said or didasked about my family/showed me his catwhat he/she seemed likecheerful, a bit shyLanguage points:1.The day that I met my best friend for the first time I was in a terrible mood.第一次遇到我最好的朋友那天，我情緒很壞。in a mood 帶著某種情緒。如：Lets discuss it in a calm mood.讓咱們心平氣和地討論這件事。I am in no mood for that. 我可沒情緒。2. I was getting more and more annoyed and of course, the more displeased I got, the less I was able to concentrate.我越來越煩躁，當(dāng)然了，我越不高興，就越難集中精力。More and more 越來越。如：He became more and more interested in playing tennis. 他越來越喜歡打網(wǎng)球。E-merce has bee more and more popular as people have discovered the advantages of online shopping.電子商務(wù)越來普及，因為人們發(fā)現(xiàn)了網(wǎng)上的購物的好處。3. I turned around and glared at the person who was humming.我轉(zhuǎn)身怒視著那個哼唱的人。網(wǎng)glare at 怒視。如The fighting men were glaring at each other. 兩個打斗的男人憤怒地對視著。The angry father glared at his son. 憤怒的父親瞪著兒子。4.The fact that she looked like a sensitive, friendly girl didnt wipe the frown off my face however, if anything, it made me even angrier.她看起來是個善解人意的友善的女孩，但這并沒有拂平我緊皺的眉頭，而是平添了我?guī)追峙瓪?。句中that 所引導(dǎo)的是一個同位語從句。緊跟在名詞之后并說明該名詞是指何人何物的詞語稱為同位語。如：Mr Wang ,the father of one of my co-workers, is 94 years old and is still healthy.王先生，我同事的父親，今年94歲了還很健康。句中的the father of one of my co-workers, 是Mr Wang 的同位語。同位語從句與定語從句在結(jié)構(gòu)上很相似，但同位語從句是用來解釋先行詞，表示其內(nèi)容的；而定語從句則是用來修飾先行詞，說明其性質(zhì)和特征的。如：I made a promise that if anyone set me free I would make him very rich. 我許下一個諾言：誰能還我自由，我就使他富有。（同位語從句）The mother made a promise that pleased all her children.母親許了一個使孩子們?nèi)挤浅８吲d的諾言。（定語從句）if anything 如果有什么不同的話。如：If anything, my new job is harder than my older one.如果有什么不同的話，我的新工作比原先的工作更累了。No, it isnt better; its worse if anything.沒有好起來，如果有什么不同的話，那就是更糟糕了。5I couldnt resist chuckling at this and I invited her back to my apartment for a quick cup of tea.我止不住輕聲發(fā)笑，并邀請她到我的公寓里來喝杯茶。resist doing 禁不住要做某事。如：Look at those lovely dresses. I cant resist buying one.看看這些漂亮的裙子！我真忍不住要買一件。21世I could not resist laughing.我禁不住要笑。6. We confide in each other and I trust her more than anyone else.我們相互信任，我對她比對任何人都信任。confide in 信賴，講心話。如：I confide in him. I dont think he will deceive me.我信任他，我覺得他不會欺騙我。Modern girls seldom confide in their mothers. 現(xiàn)代派的女孩很少信賴自己的母親。7If Jenny hadnt been such a kind, forgiving person I would never have experienced such true friendship.珍妮要不是如此體貼，如此寬容，我就永遠不會享受到如此真摯的友誼。本句中使用了虛擬語氣。虛擬語氣表示的事情并非事實，因此需要使用與陳述語氣不同的動詞形式。在表示現(xiàn)在或未來的虛擬條件句中，謂語如下（斜體部分）：1)表示現(xiàn)在或未來的虛擬形式。如：If I were you, I would teach him a good lesson. 我若是你，我就要好好教訓(xùn)他一頓。（我不可能是你。）網(wǎng)2)表示過去的虛擬形式。如：If the weather had been nice yesterday, we would have gone for the picnic.如果昨天天氣好的話，我們就去野餐了。（事實是昨天天氣很壞。）