"Teenagers should be allowed to choose their own clothes" PPT courseware 17

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"Teenagers should be allowed to choose their own clothes" PPT courseware 17

Ⅰ. Spelling of words

1. support(v. &n. )____________________

2. enter(v.)____________________

3. choose(v.)→__________ (n.) choose, select

Answer: 1. support 2. come in, come in 3. choice

Ⅱ. Phrase connection

1. get in the way of A. end

2. think about B. Be serious about...

3. end up C. care, care

4. be serious about D. hinder, block the way of...

5. care about E. think, consider

Ⅲ. Fill in sentence patterns

1. Teenagers often think they should be allowed to practice their hobbies as much as they want.

Teenagers often think they should be allowed to practice their hobbies__________ __________ __________ they want.

2. Of course we want to see him achieve his dream.

Of course we want to__________ __________ __________ his dreams.

Answer: 1. as much as 2. see him achieve

3. We are not against running!

We have__________ __________ running!

4. My parents always taught me how important it was to study hard in school and go to college.

My parents have always taught me__________ __________ it is__________ __________ hard at school and enter university.

Answer: 3. nothing against 4. how important; to work

Textbook key points

1. get in the way of block the way of; hinder

【Context Comprehension】

*But sometimes these can get in the way of their schoolwork.

But sometimes these also hinder their studies.

*Noises can get in the way of thinking.

Noise gets in the way of thinking.

*Take the box away. It gets/is in the way.

Take that box away. It's in the way.

[Inductive expansion] Other uses of against

(1)Inverse; opposite

It’s difficult to sail against the current.

It’s hard to swim against the current.

(2) lean on; rely on

His desk is against the wall.

His desk stood against the wall.

(3)With...as the background

The little red house looks so beautiful against the green woods.

The red hut looks beautiful against the green woods.

(4)Preparation; prevention

We bought some warm clothes against the coming winter.

We bought some warm clothes for the coming winter.

(5)Not conducive to

She has said nothing against you.

She didn't say anything against you.

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