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新编实用英语综合教程2Unit6ShoppingandSightseeing教案
Unit6ShoppingandSightseeing
UnitGoals
Whatyoushouldlearntodo
1.Askabouttheprice
2.Askaboutstyle,size,andcolorofclothing
3.Askaboutthemodel,useandguaranteeofappliances
4.Talkaboutshopping
5.Askforadiscount
6.Understandandtalkaboutshoppingandtravelads
7.Readandaskaboutoperatinginstructions
Whatyoushouldknowabout
1.Shopping
2.Touristattractions
3.PresentparticipateandpastparticipateasattributivesSectionITalkingFacetoFace
1.ImitatingMini-Talks
2.ActingouttheTasks
3.StudyingEmailInformationontheInternet
4.FollowingSampleDialogues
5.PuttingLanguagetoUse
SectionIIBeingAllEars
1.LearningSentencesforWorkplaceCommunication
2.HandlingaDialogue
3.UnderstandingaShortSpeech/Talk
SectionIIITryingyourHand
1.PracticingAppliedWriting
2.WritingSentencesandReviewingGrammar
SectionIVMaintainingaSharpEye
Passage1:
InformationRelatedtotheReadingPassage
FromthefirstWorldExpoheldinLondonin1851,theWorldExposhavebeenheldsuccessivelyformanyyears.In1933,WorldExpoChicagosetupitstheme,andthenthefollowingexposalsohadtheirspecialthemes.
Time
Host
Coilntry
Theme
1&51
London
Britain
-
・・・
1933-1934
Chicago
StAtey
ACenturyProgress
1935
Brussels
BeLgium
PeaceThroughCompetition
1937
Paris
France
ArtsandlechniquesinMiukrnLife
1939-1940
NewYork
UnitedStates
BuildingtheW^orldofloniorrcwp
1958
Brussels
Belgium
EvadonoftheWorldforaMoreHumanWorld
1962
Seattle
UnitedStates
ManintheSpaceAge
1964-1965
NewTtbrk
(JnitutlStates
PeaceThroughUnderstanding
1967
Montreal
Canada
ManandHis\VbrlTLand
1970
Osak^
Japan
ProgressandHarmony(hrMankind
1974
Spokane
UnitedStates
CelebratingTomorrow^FreshNewEmiraimciit
continued
Time
Host
ConntiT
Thume
J975
Okinawa
Japan
TheSea:
MfeWoulcJLiketoSee
1982
Knoxville
America
EnergyTimstheWorld
1984
NewpOrleans
America
TheWorldsofRivers:
FreshWaterasaSourcecfLife
1965
7sukul?
a
Japan
LivingandEnvironnienr】【uuscholdScienceandTechnologyforHumanBeings
19«6
Vancouver
Canada
WbrldinMotion:
lAVjuldinTouch
Bri^ne
Australia
LeisureintheApt;of^ethnology
1990
Oj
Japan
HumunBeingsundNature
1992
Sevilla
Spain
AgeofDiscovery
1992
Genova
Italy
Christoph亡rColumbus:
TheShipanddieSea
1993
laehung
ANewpathForw^ircl
1998
Lisbon
Portugal
Oceuiis:
AHeritagefortheFuture
2000
Hannover
Germany
Humankind.Nature,TechnologyandDevdopinent
2005
Aichi
Japan
Nature^Wisdom
2010
Shanghai
China
BetterCity;BetterLife
TextHowI“Survived”theShanghaiExpo
AnOverseasVisitor'sPersonalExperience
MyauntinVancouversharedawiseChinesesayingaftershecamebackfromhertriptotheShanghaiExpo:
“Ifyoudidn'tgototheShanghaiExpo,youwouldregretit.IfyoudidgototheShanghaiExpo,youwouldregretitevenmore”.
Ilaughed.However,therewasalotoftruthtothestatement.ForthepriceofanadmissiontickettotheExpo,youcouldgettowitnessagreathumanaccomplishment:
Over200architecturallycutting-edgenationalpavilionsina4-km2exhibitionsite.Atthesametime,youcouldgettowitnessandexperiencetheexhausting4or5hou'rslongqueuinglines.
Believeme:
theExpoitselfwouldwearyououtafterDayOne.Inaddition,youshouldn'thavecomejusttovisitShanghaifortheExpo.Shanghaiwasadynamic,modern,internationalcity—the“cityofthefuture”—anditisreallyworthbreakingupyourExpovisitwithtripstotheBund,toNanjingRoad,toultra-modernPudong,maybeeventotheneighboringcities:
HangzhouandSuzhou.Andifyou'dbeentoShanghaimanytimesalreadyandseenallthesesights,thenyoucouldusetherestofyourtimetodotheonethingShanghaiwasbestknownfor:
shopping,shopping,shopping.
HowIChoseTheBestPavilionstoSee
“Whatwerethebestpavilionstosee?
”Thiswasagoodquestion.Withover200pavilionsandsuchlimitedtimeandsuchlonglines,youwouldn'twantyourdayattheExpositetogotowaste.
Actually,answeringthisquestionwouldstartwithyourself.Ifyou'dbeentoFrance,therewasnopointwaitinganhourtoseetheFisherPriceversionofFranceintheFrenchPavilion(althoughstillquitebeautiful).
TheRealStarsIenjoyedmost:
mid-sizedCountriespavilions
YoumightbeverymuchexhaustedbyqueuingbeforetheheavyhittersoftheExpo—theChinapavilionandthebig“brand-name”countries—butyouwillalsodiscoverthattherearesomerealgems—mid-sizedcountries'pavilions.Mid-sizedcountriespavilionshadshortlines(10-30minutesatmost)andtheirdisplayscouldbequitebeautifulandinformative!
TwothatIenjoyedwere:
IndonesiaandNewZealand.Indonesiahadalong,snakingexhibitthatshowcasedeverythingfromcoralreefstoruinsofculture.NewZealand,whileshortontheactualinteriordisplay,hadaroofgardenwitheverythingfromstuffedanimalstoKiwitreesandherbs.Somecountriesweretoosmallorpoortoaffordtheirownstand-alonepavilion.Inthatcase,theyrentedspaceinapavilionwarehouse,usuallygroupedbyregionorcontinent.TheAfricapavilionremindedmeofacollegeactivitiesfair,withboothsandstandsforindividualcountries.Theseplacesarealsogreatifyouwerelookingtolearnmoreaboutalotofcountriesinashortamountoftime.
Simplystated,theShanghaiExpowasaonce-in-a-lifetimeexperience.Maybeit'sbecause,aftervisitingtheExpo,youwouldprobablytellyourselfthatyouneverwanttodothisagain.ButonceyougettorecallthisrareShanghaiExpoexperiencesometimeinthefuture,youwillprobablybehappythatyouhadthechancetopartakeinsuchaworld-classeventandsuchanunusualexperience.
LanguagePoints
1ExplanationofDifficultSentences
1.(Para.3)Shanghaiisadynamic,modern,internationalcity—the“cityofthefuture”—anditisreallyworthbreakingupyourExpovisitwithtripstotheBund,toNanjingEastRoad,toultra-modernPudong,maybeeventoneighboringHangzhouandSuzhou.
Analysis:
Thisisalongcompoundsentence,withseveralparallelphrasesto,,to,,to,,evento,asattributivesmodifyingthewordtrips.
ItisreallyworthbreakingupyourExpovisitmeansthereisagoodenoughreasonforvisitingsomeotherplacesexcepttheShanghaiExpo.Translation:
上海是个充满活力的现代化的国际城市——“未来之城”,因此的确值得把你参观世博会的时间分一点去游览一下外滩、南京东路、超现代化的浦东,甚至临近的杭州和苏州。
Example:
It'swellworthgettingtothelectureearlyifyouwantagoodseat.
Hisproposalisreallyworthconsidering.
2.(Para.3)Andifyou'vebeentoShanghaimanytimesalreadyandhaveseenallthesesights,thenusetherestofyourtimetodotheonethingShanghaiisbestknownfor:
shopping,shopping,shopping.
Analysis:
Thisisacomplexsentence,inwhichyoucanisomittedbeforetheverbuseinthemainclause.Andtherelativeclause(thewordwhichisomitted)—(which)Shanghaiisbestknownformodifiesonething,withshopping,shopping,shoppingastheappositivetoonething.
Translation:
如果你之前已经多次去过上海,上述景点都参观过,那么你可以把其余的时间用在上海最著名的一件事上:
购物、购物、再购物。
Example:
Theregionisbestknownforitsfinewines.
Thissmalltownisbestknownforitshandicraftproducts.
3.(Para.5)Ifyou'vebeentoFrance,ther'esnopointwaitinganhourtoseethe
Fisher-PriceversionofFranceintheFrenchPavilion(althoughstillquitebeautiful).
Analysis:
Fisher-Priceisabrandnameoftoys.Hereitimpliespocketsize.
Thereisnopointdoingsth.meansthereisnoreasonfordoingsomething.Translation:
如果你以前去过法国,就没有必要排一个小时的队去参观微缩版的法国馆了(尽管这个展馆很美)。
Example:
Iseenopointinarguingoverthedetailsofthecontract.
Thankyou.There'snopointinbeingsurprisedaboutit.
4.(Para.7)NewZealand,whileshortontheactualinteriordisplay,hadaroofgardenwitheverythingfromstuffedanimalstoKiwitreesandherbs.
Analysis:
whileheremeansalthough;shortonmeanshavingfew.
Translation:
在新西兰国家馆,尽管里边实际的展品很少,却有一个屋顶花园,里面有很多东西,从动物模型到猕猴桃树和草药。
Example:
Whiletherewasnoconclusiveevidence,mostpeoplethoughthewasguilty.Whilesheisalikablegirl,shecanbeextremelydifficulttoworkwith
2ImportantWords
1.share
v.todivideoruse(sth.)withothers分享
e.g.
Studentswereabletosharetheirexperiences.
Theymeettosharesecretsandreliveoldmemories.
2.regret
v.tofeelsorryaboutsomethingyouhavedoneandwishyouhadnotdoneit后悔
e.g.
Ifwedon'tactnow,we'llregretitinthefuture.
I'veneverregrettedthedecision.
I'mgoingtoregreteatingallthisfood.
3.sights
n.(plural)famousorinterestingplacesthattouristsvisit风景
e.g.
WeenjoyedseeingthesightsofSanFrancisco.
Intheafternoon,you'llhaveachancetorelaxorseethesights.
4.experience
n.somethingthathappenstoyouorsomethingyoudo,especially
whenthishasaneffectonwhatyoufeelorthink体验
v.ifyouexperienceaproblem,event,orsituation,ithappenstoyou
oraffectsyou经历,体验
e.g.
Thiswasmyfirstexperienceoflivingwithotherpeople.
Childrenneedtoexperiencethingsforthemselvesinordertolearn
fromthem.
5.display
n.anarrangementofthingsforpeopletolookatorbuy展品
v.toshowsomethingtopeople,orputitinaplacewherepeoplecanseeiteasily展示
e.g.
Thewindowdisplaycaughthereye.
Localtrainandbustimetablesaredisplayedinthestation.
6.informative
a.providingmanyusefulfactsorideas提供大量资料的
e.g.
Thisisreallyaninformativeandentertainingbook.
Theengineer'slecturewasveryinformative.
7.recall
v.torememberaparticularfact,event,orsituationfromthepas回想起
e.g.