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新视野大学英语2讲稿Unit3
Unit3
UnitThree
ITeachingaims:
1.tolearnthenewwordsandexpressions;
2.toimprovereadingskills
3.toanalyzethestructureofthetext
II.Teachingfocus:
1.keywords:
TextA
character,tolerance,compromise,mutual,overlook,expectation,divorce,resistance,counsel,subsequent,reservation,prejudice,charm,confirm,suspect,hesitate,cancel,proceed,resolve
TextB
brilliant,arrange,ingredient,concerning,anticipate,compel,behalf,innocent,dialect,hopeful,somehow,miserable,modest
2.keyphrasesandexpressions:
TextA:
upsanddowns,workout,foratime,meetwith,allalong,havenothingtodowith,
onthesurface,atone'sworst,takecareof
TextB:
comeupwith,winover,fromheadtotoe,thinkof,holdone'sbreath,proceedtodo
eventhough,putsb.tobed
III.Teachingsteps:
Firstperiod:
TextA
~~MarriageAcrosstheNations~~
I.Introduction
Choosingalife-longpartnercanbeoneofthemostchallengingcommunicationtasksformanypeople.Stayingwiththatpartnerduringsicknessandhealth,inhardtimesandingoodtimes,takesmuchskillandpatiencebeyondtheinitiallovethatbringstwopeopletogether.InthisunityouwillmeetGailandMarkwhofacetheaddedproblemsthattwodifferentracesbringtoamarriage.Youwillobservehowbothculturesmissunderstandingeachother’scustomswhenyoureadaboutRich’sfirstmeetingwithhisgirlfriend’sChinesefamily.
II.Structure:
Part1.(Paras1-4)GailandMarkthinktheyunderstandeachotherverywellandit’stimeforthemtogemarried.
Part2.(Paras5-9)Gail’smotherproteststheirmarriageandadvisesGailtowaitforanotherfewyears.
Part3.(10-21)Gail’sfatherstilldoesn’tagreetotheirdecisionandGaildebateswithhim
III.Languagepoints:
1.GailandIimaginedaquietwedding.(Para.1)
Meaning:
GailandIplannedtohave(or:
thoughtabouthaving)aweddingwithoutmanypeopleorwithoutmuchactivity.
imagine:
vt.(Here)plantohave,thinkabouthaving...
Weimagineaquietholidayathomeforthissummerafterabusyyear.
If“imagine”isfolloweddirectlybyaverbora“noun+verb”structure,theverbshouldbeinthe-ingform.Examples:
It’shardtoimaginelivinginaplacewheretherearenotelephonesorcarsIcan’timagineGeorgebeingunfairtoanyone.
2.…wehadexperiencedtheusualupsanddownsofacouplelearningtoknow,understand,andrespecteachother.(Para.1)
Meaning:
Likeanyothercoupleswhowerelearningtoknow,understand,andrespecteachother,wehadhadbothhappyandunhappyperiods.
3.…theusualupsanddownsofacouple…(Para.1)
upsanddowns:
amixofgoodexperiencesandbadexperiences
Lifeisfullofupsanddowns.
Hehasseentheupsanddownsinthehistoryoftherelationsbetweenthetwocountries.。
4.Butthroughitallwehadhonestlyconfrontedtheweaknessesandstrengthsofeachother’scharacters.(Para.1)
Meaning:
Butinexperiencingalltheupsanddownswehadhonestlyfacedandtriedtodealwiththeweaksidesandgoodsidesofeachother’scharacters.
through:
prep.fromthebeginningtotheendof
5.…hadhonestlyconfrontedtheweaknessesandstrengthsofeachother’scharacters.(Para.1)
weaknessesandstrengths:
weakpointsandstrongpoints
It’simportanttoknowyourownweaknessesandstrengths.
character:
n.allthequalitiesthatmakeapersonorplacedifferentfromotherpeopleorplaces
Hehasastrongbutgentlecharacter.
Thetwinslookthesamebuthaveverydifferentcharacters.
6.Ourracialandculturaldifferencesenhancedourrelationshipandtaughtusagreatdealabouttolerance,compromise,andbeingopenwitheachother.(Para.2)
Meaning:
Ourracialandculturaldifferenceshelpedtobetterourrelationshipandtaughtusagreatdealabouthowonerecognizesandrespectsthebeliefsorpracticesoftheother(thatis,tolerance),howonesettlesdifferencesbetweenusbysharingdecisionresponsibilities(thatiscompromise)andbeinghonestwitheachother.
7.Ourracialandculturaldifferencesenhancedourrelationshipandtaughtusagreatdealabouttolerance,compromise,andbeingopenwitheachother.(Para.2)
tolerance:
n.1)[U]willingnessorabilitytoacceptsth.,qualityofallowingotherpeopletosayanddoastheylike,evenifyoudonotagreeorlikeit
Tryandshowsometolerance.
It’sacultureinwhichthereisabsolutelynotoleranceofdisagreement.
2)[U]theabilitytobearsth.unpleasant,ortocontinueexistinginspiteofbadconditions
MytoleranceofheatisgreaterafterhavinglivedintheFarEastforacoupleofyears.
compromise:
n.
Acompromiseisasituationinwhichpeopleacceptsomethingslightlydifferentfromwhattheyreallywant,becauseofsituationsorbecausetheyareconsideringthewishesofotherpeople.Examples:
Heasked$1,500forhisoldcar,butIthoughtitwasonlyworth$1,000.WefinallyreachedacompromiseandIpaid$1,250.
“Compromise”canbeusedasanintransitiveverbwitharelatedmeaning.
HeaskedmorethanIwaswillingtopay,sowecompromisedonapriceinbetween.
8....andbeingopenwitheachother.(Para.2)
open:
a.willingtotalkhonestly,frank
Let’sbeopenwitheachother.
9.GailsometimeswonderedwhyIandotherblacksweresoinvolvedwiththeracialissue,...(Para.2)
Meaning:
GailsometimesexpressedawishtoknowwhyIandotherblacksgavesomuchtime,energyandattentiontotheracialissue.
(be/get)involvedwith:
givealotoftime,effort,orattentionto...Hewasinvolvedwithworkingoutaplan.
10.…sheseemedtoforgetthesubtlerformsofracialhatredinAmericansociety.(Para.2)
Meaning:
SheseemedtoforgettheformsofAmericanracialhatredthatarenotsoobvious.
subtle:
a.slight,notobvious,noteasytonotice,understandorexplain
Therearesubtledifferencesinmeaningbetweenthesetwowords.
hatred:
n.averystrongfeelingofnotlikingsomeoneorsomething
11.GailandIhadnoillusionsaboutwhatthefutureheldforusasamarried,mixedcoupleinAmerica.(Para.3)
Meaning:
GailandIwerenotidealisticaboutwhatthefuturewouldofferusinAmericaasamarriedcouple,onebeingblackandtheotherbeingwhite.
illusion:
n.[C]falseidea,belieforimpression
Ihavenoillusionsabouthisability;heisjustnogood.
Thiswordisoftenusedinthephrase:
“beunderanillusion”,whichmeans:
“believewrongly”.Thisphraseisusuallyfollowedbyathat-clause.
Weareallundertheillusionthatthecountryisdoingwelleconomically,butinfactitisinseriousdifficulty.
12.ourmutualtrustandrespect.(Para.3)
mutual:
a.1)(offeelingoranaction)feltordonebyeachtotheother
Theirworkingtogetherwasbasedonmutualrespect,trustandunderstanding.
togivemutualsupportandencouragement
2)sharedbytwoormorepeople
mutualinterests
Theplanwasendedbymutualagreement.
13.…theyoverlookedseriouspersonalityconflictsintheexpectationthatmarriagewasanautomaticwaytomakeeverythingworkoutright.(Para.4)
Meaning:
Theyignoredseriouspersonalityconflicts.Theyhopedthateverythingwouldgorightautomaticallywhentheylivedtheirmarriedlife.overlook:
vt.1)failtonoticeorrealizehowimportantsomethingis,miss
Youhaveoverlookedseveralofthemistakesinthiswork.
Thesecretaryisverycarefulandneveroverlooksanylittlepoints.
2)pretendnottonotice;forgive
We’lloverlookyourbadbehaviorthistime,butdon’tdoitagain.
Sheoverlookedhisoffensivenessandtriedtopretendnothinghadhappened.
3)haveorgiveaviewof(aplace)fromaboveHerbedroomhaslargewindowsoverlookingalake.
14.…intheexpectationthatmarriagewasanautomaticwaytomakeeverythingworkoutright.(Para.4)
expectation:
n.firmbelieforhopethatsomethingwillhappen
Noticethatthiswordisveryoftenusedinsomesetphrases.
WethoughtMarywouldpass,butcontraryto(or:
against)(all)expectation(s),shedidn’t.
Theyclosedthewindowsinexpectationofrain.他们预料天要下雨,就关上了窗户。
15.workout:
1)haveasaresult,turnout,happenorprogressinacertainway.
Inthissense,theverbphraseisintransitive.
Howthesituationwilleventuallyworkoutonlytimecantell.
2)findbyreasoningorfiguring
Haveyouworkedouttheanswer?
Shehadworkedoutthatitwouldcostover100dollars.
Thepolicecouldn’tworkouthowthethieveshadenteredthebuilding.
16.ThatpointwasemphasizedbythefactthatGail’sparents,afterthirty-fiveyearsofmarriage,weregoingthroughabitterandpainfuldivorce,…(Para.4)
Meaning:
ThatpointwasmadeparticularlytruewhenGail’sparents,afterthirty-fiveyearsofmarriage,wereexperiencingabitterandpainfuldivorce.
gothrough:
experience
Thecountryhasgonethroughtoomanywars.
gothroughhardships
17.divorce:
n.formalendingofamarriagebylaw
Shegotadivorcefromhimlastyear.
ItwassuchashamewhenMarthaandJamiedivorced!
Shedivorcedherhusbandaftersomanyyearsofunhappiness.
18.foratime:
foracertainperiod;temporarily
TheprofessorstayedinLondonforatime.
Foratimethepolicethoughtshemightbeguilty.
19.WhenGailspreadthenewsofourweddingplanstoherfamilyshemetwithsomeresistance.
Meaning:
WhenGailtoldherfamilyofourweddingplans,herfamilyexpressedtheirviewsopposedtothewedding.
meetwith:
experience
Imetwithsomedifficultiesinsufferingthenet.。
Inaddition,ifsomethingsuchasanidea,plan,ornewbookmeetswithorismetwithaparticularreaction,itgetsthatreactionfrompeople.
resistance:
n.againstorrefusingtoacceptsomething
Therehasbeenalotofresistancetothisnewlaw.
Theideametwithsomeresistance.
19.al