大学英语精读4教案Word文档格式.docx

1、 the suffix “-ee”and compound nouns （formed from phrasal verbs）;III. Difficulties:1. Analysis of some complex sentences;2. To learn to appreciate the writing skills demonstrated in the text;IV. Teaching methods:1. Blackboard （with detailed explanations and analysis of the text）;2. Discussion （to div

2、ide students to several groups to discuss the advantages and disadvantages college student s taking a part-time jobV. Teaching-steps:1. New words and phrases of the text:To pay much attention to word-building of the key words and make sentences if necessary.2. Detailed explanations and analysis of t

3、he text:1）.Leading-in （warm-up questions）:a. Is there an easy way to make money? If the answer is yes, what is it?b.Have you ever taken a part-time job to support yourself while studying? Was it easy work?c. If you were short of cash and had to sell something, what would you sell? Would you sell you

4、r books?2）.Give a brief introduction of the general idea of the story told in this text.3）.Ask students to read through the text and then divide the passage into several parts.4）.Learn the passage and give specific analysis and explanations.3. Exercises related to the text, reading activity and guid

5、ed writing:1）.Ask students to do the exercises before the class, and then check the answers in class, offering necessary guides and explanations.2）.Basic reading skillAvoiding Vocalization and Inner Speech3）.Guided writing.VI. Language points:1. leisurely, lucrative work:Work that brings in a lot of

6、 money and can be done with easeLeisurely: （moving, acting, or done） without hasteExample:-When he lived in the country, he used to take a leisurely walk in the woods before supper.2. Iwas comfortably settled in a hotel room:Iwas placed to rest comfortably in a hotel roomSettle: place in a comfortab

7、le position; arrange to stay or rest in a certain place-The baby was comfortably settled in his cradle.3. how my day had gone:if I had had a good day4. “Super!”she snapped, “Just super!.”:The verb “snapped” makes it clear that she was saying this in an ironical tone.As a matter of fact, her day was

8、just awful.4. Another truck just pulled up out front:Another truck just stopped outside in front of our house.Pull up: come to a stop; bring to a stop-Bob was walking along the street when suddenly a car pulled up beside him.5. The company ahd promised:Here, the company refers to the newspaper compa

9、ny that couldnt produce their paper because of the strike.6. “Just tell the boys to get busy.”:“Just tell them to start working.”7. stack: an orderly pile-In Prof. Wangs study you can find stacks of books on the floor.8. as if working its way out of the range of the human ear:as if （her voice were）

10、rising to such a pitch that it could no longer be heard by the human earAccording to acoustics （the branch of physics that studies sound）, the human ear can only hear sounds with frequencies between 16 cps （cycles per second） and 20,000 cps.9. but knew better by now than to say so:but had more sense

11、 by now than to speak the truthThe husband was well aware of his wife s anger and he didn t want to make her even angrier by telling her he was enjoying himself far away from home, while she was suffering.Know better than to: be wise or well-trained enough not to-You should know better than to play

12、football in the classroom.10. Theyve been at it for hours:Theyve been doing it （or busy over it） for many hours.At: engaged in, busy over-Go and see what your mother is at now.11. but all this hasnt made a dent, not a dent, in the situation!: but all this hasn t made the slightest change or improvem

13、ent in the situation!The word “dent”means “a hollow in a （hard） surface made by a blow or pressure.”12. Its almost as if the inserts keep reproducing themselves:It seems that instead of being reduced, the inserts are increasing all the time.13. In mediation, the parties agreed on $2 per hour.:Throug

14、h the mediation of a third party （most probably the mother）, both sides accepted $2 per hour as the wages of the younger children.Agree on: reach an agreement concerning （sth.）; find （sth.） which is mutually acceptableThrough the mediation of friendly nations the two sides agreed on a ceasefire.Cf. agree with: share the same view as （sb.）; regard with favor orapproval-I quite agree with you on this point.14. shrink: beco