The-spirit-of-MarathonPPT课件

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Reading Comprehension
4. Pheidippides __k_e_p_t_o_n__ running and running. He was very tired, but he ___d_id__n_o_t _g_iv_e_u_p____.
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Reading Comprehension
尽可能快地
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The Spirit of Marathon
He was very tired, but he did
not give up
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keep on doing sth. 继续/持续做某事
He kept on running and running.
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When he finally got to the city of Athens, he couldn’t move any more.
He shouted, “Good news! We have won!”
Then, he fell down and died.
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The story of Pheidippides has been told
for more than two thousand years.
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Reading Comprehension
1. In September of ___4_9_0_B__C__, a fierce battle between the Persians and the Greeks __h_a_p_p_e_n_e_d_ at a place called Marathon, about __2_6_ miles __n_o_r_t_h_o_f___ Athens.
5. When he finally got to the city of Athens, Pheidippides could __n_o_t_m__o_ve__a_n_y_m__o_re___. He shouted, “Good news! We have son!” Then, he ___f_e_ll_d_o_w_n__a_n_d_d_i_e_d__.
Athens
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be eager to do sth. 急着要做某事
Pheidippidies was eager to get to Athens as soon as possible,
so he ran the whole distance without stopping.
Unit 10 Sports
Reading
The Spirit of Marathon
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The Spirit of Marathon
Marathon
Athens was a beautiful city in ancient Greece.
Athens
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Athens
The Persians wanted very much to have it as theirs.
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Usages of some important phrases
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Baidu Nhomakorabea
Usages of some important phrases
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Usages of some important phrases
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作为
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The Spirit of Marathon
In September of 490 BC, a fierce battle
between the Persians and the Greeks After dahyaspopfehnaerd fighting, the Greeaktsawpolanctehe battle. called Marathon, north of Athens.
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Reading Comprehension
3. Pheidippides _w_a_s__e_a_g_e_r_to__g_e_t_to__ A__th_e_n_s_a_s__s_o_o_n_a_s__p_o_s_si_b_le_, so he ran the whole distance without stopping.
back to Athens （定语从句） to tell their people the news of victory.
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The Spirit of Marathon
Marathon
The distance from Marathon to Athens was about 26 miles.
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Reading Comprehension
2. With great joy, the Greeks sent Pheidippides, a soldier who __w_a_s_g_o_o_d__a_t _ru_n_n_i_n_g__, back to Athens to tell their people_t_h_e_n_e_w_s__o_f _v_i_ct_o_r_y_.
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This is Pheidippides. He is a soldier. He is good at running.
欣喜若狂地
With great joy,
the Greeks sent Pheidippides, a soldier who was good at running,