综合英语4module1unit2pptConvertorWord格式文档下载.docx

1、2 a. Look at the title, the first and the last paragraph of the article and discuss the following:b. Skim the text and check if your guesses were correct.c. Read the article and choose from the list A-I the paragraph which best fits each gap （1-7） in the article. There is one extra paragraph which y

2、ou do not need to use. There is an example at the beginning （0）. Which words helped you with your answers?6Page No.7 Read the text. Think of what kind of information might be missing. Read the missing paragraphs and identify the main point in each. Cross out the one used in the example. Remember the

3、re is one extra paragraph you do not need to use. Match the topic of the missing paragraph with the paragraph before and after each gap. Look for clues such as reference words （he, there, it etc） or linking words before and after each gap. Check that your option fits the gap grammatically. Read the

4、whole text and check whether it makes sense.STRATEGY POINT7Page No.8Our desire for happiness has helped develop a multi-million pound industry focused on pleasure. Despite this, many of us still seem to be unhappy! Psychologist Janet Wells seems to know exactly why. Here we uncover her secrets of ho

5、w to actually achieve that missing happiness.8Page No.91 F 2 B 3 A 4 E5 C 6 H 7 D9Page No.10comfortable: at ease - comfortcontented: happy - contentmentunhappy: sad - unhappinesssad: unhappy - sadnessvaluable: important - value10Page No.1111Page No.1212Page No.13Positive: cheerful, generous, calm, g

6、lad, relaxed, joyful, happy, excited, optimistic, funnyNegative: depressed, stressed, frustrated, aggressive, lonely, worried, angry, nervous, sad, furious, shy, tense, lazy, proud, terribleLanguage Focus13Page No.1414Page No.1515Page No.1616Page No.1717Page No.18B CDAE18Page No.19Extreme Adjectives

7、5 In pairs, use the adjectives from the list to act out short exchanges.1 You must be pleased.2 You must have been scared.3 You look angry.4 The food was bad.5 She seems happy with her exam results.6 Sarah seemed upset.A: You must be tired.B: Tired! Im exhausted!19Page No.2020Page No.21f owlc mulee

8、foxb mousea dogh peacockg snail21Page No.22brave cowardly quiet noisywise foolish sick healthystubborn flexible proud modestcunning straightforward slow quick22Page No.237 c. How would you describe the people below using the idioms from Ex. 7a?takes a long time to do something .is intelligent and we

9、ll informed . has no fear and is ready to face danger . does things behind peoples backs . is very arrogant .slowwisebravecunningproud23Page No.2424Page No.251 Shes been quite depressed recently. This holiday will really cheer her . .2 Calm .! Things arent as bad as they seem!3 Things are easing . a

10、 bit at work. I wont have to work so late from now on.4 I dont like watching sad films. They always get me. .5 You have been so stressed lately; you must relax and loosen . a bit or you will get ill.6 Bob really let me . . I was counting on him to complete the project on time.7 Open . a bit and tell

11、 me how you feel.8 Its been such a tiring day, lets go to the cinema and wind . .*9 a. Fill in up or down to complete the sentences. Then, explain the phrasal verbs in bold.updown up1cheer up: become happier2calm down: become less upset/angry3ease up: lessen4get sb down: depress, make sb sad5loosen

12、up: relax, become less stressed6let sb down: disappoint sb7open up: express ones feelings8wind down: relax, unwind25Page No.269 b. Use phrasal verbs from above to decide what you would say to someone who: 1 you are relying on 2 looks depressed 3 wont tell you what is wrong 4 seems to be overworking2

13、6Page No.27ofby/atwithwith aboutaboutattowith with/toto forabout/to27Page No.28Listening & Speaking28Page No.2929Page No.30F D30Page No.3131Page No.3232Page No.331 C 2 B 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 C7 C33Page No.3434Page No.3535Page No.36Are you alright? - asking how somebody feelsIve been in a bad mood all day,

14、Im really depressed. - expressing how somebody feels 36Page No.3737Page No.38Hes relieved.Hes confused.Shes grateful.Hes annoyed.Shes disgusted.38Page No.39 6 439Page No.4040Page No.4141Page No.4242Page No.4343Page No.441 C 2 B3 F 4 H 5 G 6 E 7 A44Page No.45 line 11 - Mrs John Dashwoods husbands fam

15、ily line 19 - Mrs Dashwoods three children line 32 - Marianne line 37 - Mrs Dashwood and Marianne45Page No.46Mrs John Dashwood inconsiderate, selfishMrs Dashwood enthusiastic, generousElinor affectionateMarianne sensible, clever, generous, likeable, interesting, not carefulMargaret good-humoured, ag

16、reeable, romantic46Page No.471 Mrs John Dashwood had never been a favourite with any of her husbands family. （lines 8-9） A They never thought she would succeed in life. B They had always disliked her.2 Elinor . possessed a great strength of understanding and coolness of judgement. （lines 20-22） A Sh

17、e rarely panicked. B She was strict with people.3 They . were determined never to be comforted in the future. （lines 38-40） A They refused to suffer any more hardships. B They were convinced they would never be happy.4 Elinor had an excellent heart: . （sentence H）. A She was understanding and compas

18、sionate. B She had always been in good health.5 What do the underlined phrases mean? Choose A or B.Text Analysis47Page No.4848Page No.49English in Use49Page No.50am tryingdoesargueis havingdont playDo you trustare leavingdoesnt get50Page No.51doesnt listen thinkdoesnt tasteis tastingseeis seeingisis

19、 beingis thinking 51Page No.5252Page No.53 am getting used to waking up used to play used to go out used to eat53Page No.5454Page No.551 Noel is not usually in a bad mood. like It is . in a bad mood.2 Amy would rather not go out to dinner with us. feel Amy . out to dinner with us.3 The movie star is always recognised wherever she goes. avoid The movie star cant . wherever she goes.4