"The photo which we liked best was taken by Zhao Min" Photos PPT courseware 2

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"The photo which we liked best was taken by Zhao Min" Photos PPT courseware 2

Words review

tonight adv. (at) tonight; (at) tonight

read out read aloud; read out

winner n. winner

compared with (compared with...)

even though even though; despite

rush v. rush; run

blouse n. blouse

skirt n. skirt

protect sth. against sth. protect...; protect... from

singer n. singer; singer

congratulations n. [plural]congratulations

headmaster n. male principal

present v. grant; present

Pulizer Prize for Photography

Pulitzer Prize

Country: United States

Presented by Columbia University

First awarded in 1917

Pictures of the Year International（POYi/POY）

Global Photography of the Year Awards

First awarded: in 1944

Motto:to tell truth with a camera

Administered by the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute

Donald W. Reynolds School of Journalism

Objectives

1.To practice reading strategies, including taking notes, inferring and reformulating

2.To learn some key words and useful expressions

3.To understand the restrictive attributive clause with which and who

4.To be able to write about photos

Focus on

Words:

tonight winner rush blouse skirt singer present headmaster

Phrases:

even though protect sth. against sth.

congratulations to

Patterns:

The person who won the prize for the subject Nature is fifteen-year-old Li Wei.

The photo which we liked best in the City and People group was taken by Zhao Min.

Language points

1. We were very pleased with our competition this year.

We are very pleased with this year’s photo competition.

Be pleased with is a fixed collocation, which means "feeling happy or satisfied with...". For example:

I’m really pleased with your work this term.

I am very satisfied with your performance this semester.

2. Compared with other years, we received many photos.

We received more photos than in previous years.

Compared with is used as an adverbial in a sentence, meaning "compared with...". For example:

Compared with silk, cotton is cheap.

Compared to silk, cotton is cheaper.

Compared with last year, we have had more success this year.

Compared with last year, we have achieved greater success this year.

3. Even though all of the photos are excellent, we are sorry to say that we cannot give prizes to everyone.

Although all of the photos were outstanding, we regret to say that we were not able to award an award to everyone.

even though/if means "even though" and is used to introduce adverbial clauses. For example:

Even though/if he’s 24 now, he’s still like a child.

Although he is 24 years old now, he is still like a child.

Summary review

Main phrases and sentence patterns in this lesson

1. read out

2. protect…against…

3.Congratulations to…

4. The person who won the prize for the subject Nature is fifteen-year-old Li Wei.

5. Compared with other years, we received many more photos.

Spelling Bee

Now 2 mins to test your spelling.

1. English-Chinese

headmaster present winner skirt tonight blouse congratulations

2. Chinese-English

Even if; despite reading aloud; reading out

protect...; protect... from collision; run away

Ⅰ. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the words in the box.

win compare with manage even though

1. Sue _______ to save enough money to buy her mother a dress.

2. ________ it was raining heavily, he walked to school.

3. I prefer this painting __________ that one.

4. Who was the _________ of the dance competition last time?

Ⅱ. There is an error in each of the following sentences. Please point out and correct it.

1. I’m very pleasant with my exam results.

2. An eight-years-old boy was seriously injured in the accident.

3. Thank to everyone who came out today, even in the rain.

Homework

1. Preview the use of the attributive clause with which and who.

2. Read the articles in Learning English.

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