Unit 2 What is happiness to you《Period Three Word power》课件1

shocked He was s_u_r_p_r_is_e_dto know that his friend took away all his money, and it was a great s_u_r_p_r_is_e_ for him.
shock
He was d_ep__re_s_s_e_d because he had lost his chance of getting a good job, and his d_ep__re_s_s_io_n_ always made his parents worried about him.
Nowadays children are well provided with food and clothing. They are living a h_a_p_p_y__ life and enjoying great h_a_p_p_in_e_s_s___ of their lives.
gladness pleasure cheer delight joy satisfaction amusement contentment merriness
What other emotions can you think of?
other emotions
What other emotions can you think of?
4. on cloud nine
D. feel sad and without hope
5. feel blue
E. lose one’s temper
6. fly off the handle F. angry or embarrassed
hot under the collar
over the moon
English idioms about emotions
Guess the meanings of the underlined parts (idioms) according to the context.
1. She became hot under the collar when she realized that she had been cheated. (become angry and embarrassed)
Unit 2 What is happiness to you?
Unit 2
What is happiness to you?
Word Power
Discussion
Would you please think of as many words as possible to express happiness?
(feel sad or depressed)
5. He was on cloud nine after winning the English speech competition.
(be happy)
6. Those old sad movies always make me feel blue.
She is often moved to tears by those s_a_d__ movies, which always bring her s_a_d_n_e_ss___.
The woman was so badly treated in the shop that she got a_n_g_r_y____ with the shop assistant . She left the shop, full of a_n_g_e_r __.
Nouns
n e g
amazement hope curiosity
a jealousy
t pride
i nervousness
v
e
Adjectives
amazed hopeful curious jealous proud nervous
Practice one
Nouns
Adjectives
concБайду номын сангаасrn joy delight regret shock fear scare
Nouns
p happiness o gladness s pleasure i cheer t delight
i joy v satisfaction e amusement
contentment
Adjectives
happy glad pleased cheerful delighted joyful satisfied amused content
On seeing the strange shadows in the dark, he was very f_ea_r_f_u_l_/,frbiugthhteenterdied
hard not to let others know his f_ea_r___. /fright
Mary was so e_x_ci_t_e_d_ to know that the boss had her pay raised and her heart was beating wildly with e_x_ci_t_e_m_e_nwt hen she saw so much money.
2. When he scored the winning goal, he was over the moon. (be very happy)
3. John flew off the handle when his new bike was stolen. (lose his temper)
4. I felt down in the dumps the other day because I failed in the exams.
angry
happy
fly off the handle
emotions
on cloud nine
sad down in the dumps
feel blue
Homework Remember the words and idioms we have learned today. (part C)
(feel sad)
Idioms part B
match them with the correct definitions
1. hot under the collar A. very happy
2. over the moon
B. sad or depressed
3. down in the dumps C. extremely happy
Nouns
n e
anger annoy madness
g craziness
a sadness
t
upset depression
i disappointment
v e
desperation gloom
Adjectives
angry / cross annoyed mad crazy sad /heartbroken upset depressed disappointed desperate gloomy
anger shock pride anxiety
upset regret
emotions
worry sadness
annoy love scare
jealousy
Apart from noun forms, emotional
words have adjective forms.
Complete the following chart:
Adjectives
content jealous merry gloomy (沮丧的,忧郁的)
Nouns
contentment jealousy merriness gloom
Practice two
•choose the correct form of the emotional word to complete the sentences. (Part A)
•Page 23 part B
Happiness Now!
Happiness is to be found along the way, not at the end of the road, for then the journey is over and it is too late. Today, this hour, this minute is the day, the hour, the minute for each of us to sense the fact that life is good, with all of its trials and troubles, and perhaps more interesting because of them.
Nouns
n
sorrow pain
e worry
g regret
a fright
t
scare fear
i anxiety
v astonishment
e surprise
shock
Adjectives
sorrowful painful worried regretful frightened scared fearful anxious astonished surprised shocked
What is he doing? He broke one of the glasses because of_j_e_a_l_o_u_sy_.(嫉妒)
happiness
satisfied
gladness
cheerful
desperation
delighted
joy
nervousness
concerned joyful delighted regretful shocked fearful scared
Adjectives
anxious depressed sorrowful frightened sad worried pleased
Nouns
anxiety depression sorrow fright sadness worry pleasure
I'd found my best love .But I didn't treasure her. I felt rr_e_g_r_et_f_ulafter that, It's the ultimate pain in the world . My heart sank with r_eg_r_e_t__.