《捷进英语 u1(revised) 捷径英语》由会员分享，可在线阅读，更多相关《捷进英语 u1(revised) 捷径英语（104页珍藏版）》请在金锄头文库上搜索。
1、,1,Opening Doors,WARM-UP,Task 1,Match the pictures to the reasons why people go to college., 1 To learn something new from lectures. 2 To meet new people. 3 To live away from home. 4 To get a good job. 5 To become rich. 6 To make their parents happy. 7 To study something they enjoy. 8 To get a diplo
2、ma (毕业证书),G,D,H,E,B,C,G/F,A,WARM-UP,Task 2,What are the reasons for going to college? Work with a partner and discuss your reasons.,I want to learn new skills for my future career.,READING FOR LEARNING,Identifying the authors feelings (理解作者的情绪) 在以第一人称书写的文章中，作者常会运用形容词或副词表达自己的心情和情绪，如高兴（happy, delighte
3、dly）、紧张（worried, nervously）、沮丧（frustrated）、害怕（frightened, afraid）、激动（excited, excitedly）、愤怒（angry, furiously）、悲伤（sad, upset）等。阅读时可通过这类词语体会作者的情感变化。,Task 1,Read the first two paragraphs and look at the underlined words. Summarize (总结) how the author was feeling. Tick the answer.,1 Good. 2 Bad. 3 Compl
4、icated.,A Shaky Start Today was a bit differentI was starting at college. I was very excited. I woke up early, much earlier than I had expected. I had thought I might sleep late as I did during the long vacation, but I was at college nearly an hour earlier than I expected.,紧张的第一堂课 今天有点不一样我就要开始我的大学生活
5、了。我非常兴奋。我很早就起床了，比我预料的早得多。本以为还会像暑假里那样睡到很晚，可实际上我提前了将近一个小时到了学校。 走进第一节课的教室时，我既兴奋又害怕。感觉就像我正在进入一个新世界。在班上我不认识其他同学，而且离上课还早得很，我开始紧张地玩起来了手机。坐在教室里无事可做让我非常不自在。,I was excited and frightened as I entered the first class. It felt like I was entering a new world. As I didnt know anyone in my class and the class was
6、nt about to start, I was playing nervously on my mobile phone. I felt really uncomfortable sitting in the class simply doing nothing.,译文,When the first lecture began, the teacher introduced herself and asked each of us to introduce ourselves. This happens so much at the start of a new course, but yo
7、u could still feel everybodys hearts beating faster as their turn approached. One girl could hardly say her name; one boys mobile phone rang when he stood up to speak, and then it came to my turn,第一堂课开始时，老师介绍了她自己，并且让我们做自我介绍。一门新课开始时，往往都会先来个自我介绍，但你仍能感觉到将要轮到谁发言时，他都会紧张得心跳加速。一个女孩几乎说不出自己的名字；另一个男孩刚站起来说话他的手
8、机就响了起来，然后就轮到我了。,译文,Unfortunately, when Im nervous I dont know when to stop speaking. Im not too sure what I said or how long I spoke, but a lot of people were just staring at me as I sat down. Some looked shocked, some were smiling. The next boy stood up and said “Ill keep this short.” “Im Nicos,” h
9、e finished and sat down. Everyone laughed and looked at me. I smiled back and the room relaxed. Lucy on her first day at college,不幸的是，我紧张的时候常常不知道什么时候该停止说话。我不很确定我说了什么或我讲了多长时间，但当我坐下来的时候很多人都在看着我。有些人露出吃惊的样子，有些人面露微笑。接下来的那个男孩站起来说：“我会把这个介绍弄短点儿。我是尼克斯，”他就这样说完然后坐下了。大家都看着我笑了。我也朝大家笑了笑，整间教室里的人一下子都放松了下来。,译文,New W
10、ords,Phrases and Expressions,wake up be about to do sth at the start of,# shaky expect vacation frightened nervously mobile uncomfortable,simply beat approach unfortunately stare shocked,shaky adj.紧张不安的,e.g. He was quite shaky when the teacher asked him to answer the question. 老师让他回答问题时他非常紧张不安 。,Bac
11、k to Vocabulary,expect v. 预期；期待；认为,e.g. I already know what I expect. 我已经知道我期望什么。,Back to Vocabulary,vacation n. 假期,e.g. I plan to visit my grandparents on Christmas vacation. 我打算圣诞节假期时去看望我的爷爷奶奶。,Back to Vocabulary,frightened adj.害怕的；受惊的,e.g. I was frightened that he might see us . 我害怕他看到我们。,Back to
12、 Vocabulary,nervously adv.情绪不安地；紧张地,e.g. She shifted in her chair nervously. 她在椅子上紧张地扭来扭去。,Back to Vocabulary,mobile adj. 可移动的,e.g. The leading mobile phone brands are international. 领先的手机产品都是国际品牌。,Back to Vocabulary,uncomfortable,e.g. Being uncomfortable in the first few days or weeks is normal. 开始
13、的几天或者数周都不舒服是很正常的。,adj. 不自在的；不舒服的,Back to Vocabulary,simply adv.（用于强调）仅仅；只不过,e.g. We enjoy simply being together. 我们只是享受简单的共处。,Back to Vocabulary,beat v.跳动；敲打,e.g. There is a boy beating a drum in the distance. 有个男孩在远处打鼓。,Back to Vocabulary,approach v.接近；靠近,e.g. You should be careful, a car is approa
14、ching. 你要小心点，有辆车过来了。,Back to Vocabulary,unfortunately adv. 不幸地；遗憾地,e.g. Unfortunately he was sick this morning. 不幸的是他今天早晨生病了。,Back to Vocabulary,stare n.凝视；盯着看,e.g. Every time we stopped, everybody would stare at us. 每次我们停下来时大家都盯着我们看。,Back to Vocabulary,shocked adj.震惊的；惊愕的,e.g. We were deeply shocke
15、d by this news. 听到这个消息我们十分震惊。,Back to Vocabulary,wake up 醒来,e.g. He wakes up at six every day. 他每天早晨六点起床。,Back to Vocabulary,be about to do sth 即将做某事,e.g. The match is about to begin. 比赛即将开始。,Back to Vocabulary,at the start of 开始时,e.g. At the start of 2009, they went to America for study. 2009年伊始，他们
16、去美国求学。,Back to Vocabulary,a shaky start 紧张的第一堂课,1) shaky: adj. shaking and feeling weak because of illness, emotion or old age 紧张不安的 e.g. Her voice sounded shaky on the phone. 电话里他的声音听起来有些紧张（颤抖）。 2) a shaky start: a bad beginning 不顺利的开端 e.g. After a shaky start, the show is now very popular. 这档节目一开始并不顺利，但现在已经很受欢迎了。,I woke up early, much earlier than I had expected. 我很早就起床了，比我预
