《Languages ​​Around The World》Listening and Talking&Reading for Writing PPT

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《Languages ​​Around The World》Listening and Talking&Reading for Writing PPT

Part One: New Knowledge and Insights

key words

writing vocabulary

1. ___________ ['sʌbweI] n． subway

2. ___________ [ə'p�ːtmənt]n. Apartment Suite

3． ___________ [�æp] n． interval; opening; gap

4. ___________ [dI'm�ːnd] n. request; demand

vt. Strong demand; need

vi. inquire

5. ___________ [və'kæbjələri; NAmEleri] n. vocabulary

Expand vocabulary

6. ____________ ['iːkwəl] n. Equal people; equivalent things adj. The same; the same→equality n. Equality; equal → equally adv. Likewise; equally; fairly

7. ___________ [dI'skrIpʃn] n. Describe (text); describe → describe vt. describe; describe; depict

8. ___________ [rI'leIt]vt. Contact; tell →relation n. relation

reading vocabulary

9. semester[sI'mestə(r)] n. ____________________

10. gas[�æs] n. ____________________

11. petrol['petrəl] n. ____________________

12. pants[pænts]n. [pl. ]____________________

13. Danish['deInIʃ] n. ____________________

adj. ____________________

14. Denmark['denm�ːk]____________________

Key sentence patterns

1. have trouble with sth. /in doing sth． Have difficulty doing something: I used to get high marks in English, but now _______________________________________________ (I have many problems with my hearing).

2. Verb + question word + to do Structure: I can’t keep all the new vocabulary straight in my head, and I certainly can’t ____________________ (remember how to use) them all properly.

Languages ​​Around The WorldPPT, Part 2: Discourse Comprehension

Read the text on Page 66 and then choose the best answer．

1. What is Liu Wen’s biggest problem of learning English?

A. Speaking． B. Listening．

C. Reading． D. Writing．

2. To get used to how fast native speakers talk, Jia Xin does something except________．

A. listening to English radio programs

B. repeating what he hears

C. recording his voice

D. asking the radio host for help

3． What does the word "bridge" in the sentence "..., so I only need a few words to bridge the gap between us"mean?

A. Eliminate, fill in B. bridge

C. bridge d. Increase

Languages ​​Around The World PPT, Part 3: Vocabulary Research

equal n. equal people; equal things

adj. the same; the same

(Textbook P66). ． ． our relationship is close and we’re equals, so I only need a few words to bridge the gap between us．

… Our relationship is close, we are equals, so I just need a few words to bridge the gap between us.

(1)be equal to equal to

be equal to sth. /doing sth． competent (to do) something

A equals B in sth. A is comparable to B in some respect

(2)without equal Unparalleled, invincible

(3)equally adv. similarly; equally

①Little joy can equal that of a surprising ending when you read stories．

The twists and turns and bizarre ending of the story bring unparalleled joy to readers.

②I knew it would help us achieve our dream of making black and white people ___________ (equal) ．

I know it will help us realize our dream of equality between blacks and whites.

③I don’t think he is equal to ___________ (do) this kind of work．

I don't think he's up to the job.

④As far as I’m concerned, men and women must be treated ___________ (equal) in education．

In my opinion, men and women must be treated equally in education.

demand n. Requirement; demand vt. Strong demand; need

vi. inquire

(Textbook P66) But if I’m talking to someone who isn’t very close to me, I must make my request longer—and I must make it a question, not a demand, e, g． ． ． But if I'm talking to someone I'm not very close to, I have to make the request longer - I have to ask a question, not a request, like...

(1)be in (great) demand(urgent) need

meet/satisfy one’s demands meet someone’s needs

(2)Demand to do sth. ask to do something

demand that. ． ． (should) do． ． ． require... (should) do...

(3)demanding adj. Highly demanding; demanding

①First, science graduates are in greater demand than art ones in China．

First, in China, there is a greater demand for science graduates than for liberal arts students.

②The manager promised that they would try to meet their customers’ ___________ (demand)．

The manager promised that they would do their best to meet the customer's needs.

③The manager demanded that the workers ______________ (work) hard to finish the task ahead of time．

＝The manager demanded the workers ______________ (work) hard to finish the task ahead of time．

The manager asked the workers to work hard in order to complete the task ahead of schedule.

description n． describe (word); describe

(Textbook P67) Does the writer give a clear description of the problem?

Did the author describe the problem clearly?

(1) be beyond description indescribable, difficult to describe

give a description of． ． ． describe/describe…

(2)describe vt． describe; describe; depict

①He gave us a short description of the city．

He gave us a brief introduction to the city.

②The beautiful sight of Mount Huangshan is ______________ description．

The beauty of Huangshan Mountain is indescribable.

③It is difficult __________ (describe) how I feel now．

It's hard to describe how I feel right now.

Languages ​​Around The WorldPPT, Part 4: Sentence Pattern Analysis

have trouble with sth. /in doing sth． difficult to do sth

(Textbook P66) I used to get high marks in English, but now I’m having a lot of trouble with my listening．

I used to do very well in English, but now I have a lot of problems with my listening.

have trouble/difficulty with sth． difficult to do sth

have trouble/difficulty (in) doing sth． Having trouble/difficulty doing something

①I am not good at English, and I have a lot of trouble with my grammar．

I'm not good at English and I have a lot of trouble with grammar.

②If you have some trouble ___________ (get) along with your friends, you can write to them．

If you are having trouble getting along with a friend, you can write them a letter.

③He knows little about Russian, so he has some difficulty ______________ (communicate) with the natives．

He knew very little Russian, so he had some difficulty communicating with the locals.

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