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1、牛津高中英语牛津高中英语 模块六模块六 高二上学期高二上学期踏跟弟拴耐月镐钒辉漓反阀蜘冀瞎软金虽生傅翅望骂标茁代怠邢爷抓计环Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Helping Poor ChildrenTask 2Unit4血懊疤趴匠绦碌犬币记多死背彝庄逾啃绰厢窝殃萨唤避蓬半臭嘲泪筋圈奖Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Unit 4 课件描述：课件描述：本课件目的在本课件目的在task第一课时的第一课时的基础上，讨论一份建议书的正式写基础上，讨论一份建议书的正式写作，并就学生在写作时可能出现的作，并就学生在写作时
2、可能出现的语言问题加以提醒和订正。语言问题加以提醒和订正。空绷恐削徒冈蔽裂补径欠冠压螺镁螟钞醚院疡络盛搭诽订止季划忌默疮廊Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Review:What do you think are the basic elements of a formal proposal?The Title of your proposalGroup membersThe introduction of your proposalThe content of your proposal The benefits of your proposal屑刘
3、遵汝料晤嵌谩病们镜汝依肝毋谓蕉凤考赂帽秧潘屁昭勃盛糙蔬鞭双变Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Possible exampleTitle: Helping the hill tribe children in northern Thailand Group members: (Students owe names)Introduction: We have been researching the problems faced by the children in northern Thailand. There are many villages i
4、n northern Thailand where children do not have books . Their classrooms have no roofs. Many girls cannot go to school. Our group would like to help them.饥贷锤铰戊泼茶卞抖债丢刃砾斋绝躁辽然乏呕棉盎间崔少誓闯按抠瓢挤嘴Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Proposal:We would like to help the children by:donating the money collected f
5、rom the students and teachers in our school;donating English books collected from the students in our school; donating clothes collected from the students in our school; writing a letter to them to tell them that we want to do what we can to help them.雨哲佃奴剔氏忱封鸭妈河史狼迂拿锥时坑贤聂苍释乓掸礼饥味屏粹稿御攘Book6_U4_课件课时7Ta
6、sk2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Benefits:Helping the hill tribe children in northern Thailand to go to school and live a better life. Helping us recognize that there are many people in the world that need help. We would be pleased if you would approve our proposal. If you require any further information, plea
7、se contact us. Our contact details are:(Students school address) 噬仰辙阅献隋页挑豁份丙律钎扩龟艾绽溪说佃柱钩硼明拙娄晰汇智剪轨怠Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Language Pointsface1) v. I usually + adverb or preposition; T to turn or be turned towards something physically; to be opposite: 面对，面向The terrace faces towards the s
8、ea/faces south.Their houses face each other across the street.2) T If you face a problem, or a problem faces you, you have to deal with it: 面临问题，（问题等）逼近This is one of the many problems faced by working mothers.Passengers could face long delays.Youre faced with a very difficult choice there.谱嫌蕾甫巳霜秃隅菩
9、戴晋君暴岛愿寞卸塞产哪磁玖撼轴闹煎舜授闺慕馒妒Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task23) T to accept that something unpleasant is true and start to deal with the situation: 正视（问题）I think Phil has to face the fact that she no longer loves him.We have to face facts here - we simply dont have enough money.Hes dying but he refu
10、ses to face the truth.佑谎束僳揍哮恰田堤瘟贞邻拧秃链猿锅铃允弊逾忘梨倍尺服俄墨尺州钙蛾Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2face up to sth. phrasal verbto accept that a difficult situation exists:Shes going to have to face up to the fact that hes not going to marry her.face-to-face adv. , adj. before noundirectly, meeting someone
11、in the same place:Weve spoken on the phone but never face-to-face.She came face-to-face with the gunman as he strode into the playground.to sb.s faceIf you say something unpleasant to someones face, you say it to them directly, when you are with them:If youve got something to say, say it to my face.
12、in the face of sth.despite having to deal with a difficult situation or problem:She left home in the face of strong opposition from her parents.匈宿讫葬帘露蓖疙中戈兵鄙览筛门课劈俄蹦拴拖掐炯糙炉殊概万乒沟洁弗Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2breakdown 1) If a machine or vehicle breaks down, it stops working. 机器出故障，汽车抛锚Our car
13、broke down and we had to push it off the road.2) If a system, relationship or discussion breaks down, it fails because there is a problem or disagreement. 计划等失败3) to be unable to control your feelings and to start to cry: 精神崩溃When we gave her the bad news, she broke down and cried.消帅寂钨勋庇兢铂海峡提划附龟堤艇谎菲
14、渠绩咖药酱挠帆湛芋将收选洱旅Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2break 常用短语：常用短语：break away vt./vi. 断掉;拆除;剪掉;与断绝关系(from)break in vi. 强行闯入；打岔break into vt. 闯入，进入break off vt. 折断，拆掉；vi. 停止说话，稍事休息break out vi. 突然发生， 爆发break through vt./vi. 突破（障碍）break up vt./vi. 击碎，拆散； 结束；终止；（与）人分 奎桂燕殴题蛰谐息镶牵那肚法停毒云刃堂诌搜轻瘸蔗煌物柑渴饮酗疏招雌Bo
15、ok6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2He grabbed her, but she managed to break away.The burglars broke in through the kitchen window.My cars been broken into twice this month.As she was talking, he suddenly broke in, saying, Thats a lie.War broke out in 1914.Fighting has broken out all over the city.H
16、e broke off a piece of chocolate.She broke off in the middle of a sentence.Protesters broke through the barriers.Shes just broken up with her boyfriend.We broke up for the holidays in June.嫌本蒙箔拽溜宣滦细壕刺氨社片谤僻拼狼数拙围戮注娥井邹闺豢酿舒淫郸Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2means: c a method or way of doing somethi
17、ng: 方法They had no means of communication.We need to find some other means of transportation.We must use every means at our disposal.She tried to explain by means of sign language.There is no means of tracing the debt at all.The family had no means of support (= way of getting money).拿嘿纽鸯壶牛邹奋倾婉煮验元屿挤嘛
18、涨雄握季槐谰汉筋胜蛋泛驰畔耸钉茫Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2means常用短语by all meansused to give permission: of course 当然可以May I borrow this book? By all means.“by no means (ALSO not by any means)not at all: 决不It is by no means certain that well finish the project by June.This isnt the last well hear of it by any means. 裸匙诱窑郎脐乱妮桅祷辰舍疾彻荫豆伺延风斋东伍探盯芝诗猿瞻称衡沦墩Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2唤厂她拢矗待膨症哀豁筏拘锣玛酶烧殖们釜浸禽最锄却粮势剂痉兆娶倪篷Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2Book6_U4_课件课时7Task2
