《Friends forever》Section ⅠPPT

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《Friends forever》Section ⅠPPT

Part One: New Knowledge Perception·Self-Study Guidance

Ⅰ.Core words

1. _________v. Click the mouse)

2. _________v. maintain, maintain

3. _________adj. Digital, digital

4． _________n. website

5. _________adj. distant

Ⅱ.Expand vocabulary

1. _________n. Progress → ________ adj. Advanced, advanced

2. _________adv. Significantly → _________ adj. Significant, significant → _________n. importance

3. _________v. Make possible → _________adj. Possible → (anti) _____________ (adj.) Impossible → _____________n. ability

4． _________adj. Unusual → _________adj. Ordinary

5. _________adj. Meaningful → _________n. Meaning → _________ v. means; means

6. _________v. easy to do something→___________n. trend

7. _________n. Criminal → ________n. crime

Ⅲ. Key phrases

1. _________lost contact with

2. _________Fortunately, because

3. _________ (keep in touch with...)

4． _________up to; competent; determined by

5. _________ tends to...; tends to...

6. _________enables someone to do...

Friends foreverPPT, part 2 content: text analysis·discourse understanding

1.What's the purpose in writing the passage?

A． To prove making friends in easier in the past

B． To illustrate how it is better to make friends online

C. To persuade people to abandon traditional ways of making friends

D． To discuss the advantages and disadvantages of making friends online

2. In the past, people lost track of their friends after ________.

A． moving to a new townB. going to college

C. getting married D. having babies

3. People used to ________ to their friends as the only way to stay in touch.

A． make telephone calls B. chat online

C. write letters D. meet and chat

Friends foreverPPT, the third part: core breakthrough·interactive exploration

►Key words and phrases

1. forever adv. forever

(1)live forever live forever; eternal life

(2)be lost forever disappear forever

(3)last forever last forever; last forever; last for eternity; last forever

I wanted that moment to last forever.

I wanted that moment to last forever.

2. familiar adj. familiar; common

(Textbook P37)With no familiar faces in view...Can't see familiar faces...

(1)sb. be familiar with sth. someone is familiar with something

(2)sth. be familiar to sb. Something is familiar to someone

(3)be on familiar terms with

①I am familiar with his style of design.＝His style of design is familiar to me.

I'm very familiar with his design style.

②Are you on familiar terms with Mr. Johnson?

Are you on good terms with Mr. Johnson?

3. adventure n. adventure; adventure

(Textbook P37) And the adventures we've been through. The adventures we have experienced.

(1)adventure stories adventure stories

(2)a spirit of adventure adventurous spirit

(3)in search of adventures (to) explore

(4)set out on an adventure

Life can be so wonderful, full of adventure and joy.

Life can be so colorful, full of adventure and joy.

►Key sentence patterns

1. (Textbook P39) Whatever our hobbies, the Internet can connect us with others who also enjoy doing them, even if they live on the other side of the world.

Whatever our hobbies are, the Internet can connect us with other people who enjoy doing these things, even if they live on the other side of the world.

(1) "Interrogative word + ever" guides the adverbial clause of concession

whichever, whatever, wherever, however, whoever, whenever, etc. can all introduce adverbial clauses of concession.

①Wherever you go, whatever you do, I will be right here waiting for you.

No matter where you are, no matter what you are busy with, I will be here waiting for you.

②Whoever of you loves life and desires to see many good days, keep your tongue from evil and your lips from speaking lies.

Anyone who loves life and longs for a good life must keep his tongue from evil words and his mouth from lies.

③Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.

When you find yourself on the majority side, it’s time to stop and reflect.

④However you praise the film, I just feel it soso.

No matter how much you praise that film, I just don't think it's anything more than that.

(2)even if guides the concession adverbial clause

Even if and even though can be used to introduce concession adverbial clauses, meaning "although; even; despite", with a strong tone. The clauses introduced by both can be in declarative mood or subjunctive mood.

①Even if he were here himself, he should not know what to do.

Even if he came here in person, he wouldn't know what to do. (subjunctive mood, assuming he is here, but in fact he is not)

②Even though my kids moved out, I still want them to have contact with this village.

Even though my children have moved out, I want them to stay connected to the village. (declarative tone, indicating that you have indeed moved out)

Friends foreverPPT, part 4 content: Class meeting standards·Self-test in class

Ⅰ.Word spelling

1. In my opinion, with the_________(progress) of science, digital technology is becoming more and more popular.

2. Profits have increased _________(significantly) over the past few years.

3. A lot depends on building and_________(maintain) a good relationship with your customers.

4． Being exposed to English frequently__________(make) us to have a good knowledge of this language.

5. When something _________(abnormal) occurs to some students, our teachers encourage them to keep up a good state of mind.

6. His name is _________(familiar) to all of us.

7. I think that we will live together___________(forever).

8. I set off for a new_________(adventure) in Alaska on the first day of the new year.

9. We plan to_________ (deliver) more food to the earthquakestricken areas.

10． I became a teacher because I _________ (prefer) books.

Ⅱ. Fill in the blanks with phrases

out of touch, thanks to, in advance, up to now, lose track of

1. Click on the site and post messages on social media, and it will enable you to find the relatives you____________.

2. _________the measures taken by the government, the living conditions of the workers have been improved.

3. I'd appreciate it if you could let me know_________whether or not you will come.

4． In fact, I have been _________with my uncle in Jiaxing for years.

5. He has visited his uncle who works in Beijing twice____________this year.

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