创新思维综合教程第一册 Book 1, Unit 5

Every advantage has its disadvantage
Unit Five Text
Modern City Life
有利必有弊
Do you like to live in a big city or in a small town?
Introductory remarks：
The Author’s Attitude towards Modern City Life ?
besides
In addition（to the names on the list),
there are six other applicants.
Practice Listening
• 1.Birds inhabit this island every year. • 2. -He is very likely to come late • 3. None could inhabit the place. • 4. I barely know her. • 5. That reminded me that I must go to see him. • 6．He kept in constant contact with his family while he was
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3. The room was barely (bare) furnished when I rushed to see.
Conclusion: Only a madman would choose to
live in a large modern city.
Difficult sentences (I)
It is possible to live such an air-conditioned existence in a large city that you are barely conscious of the seasons.
Unit Five Modern City Life
• Teaching Objectives
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Focus on:
• 1) impose, constant, pack, remind，demand; threat, crime, conscious, barely, inhabit, accommodation, lose touch with,
• The highway will be + built
• The highway has been + built
•
had been + built
•
is being
• Practice:
+ built
• 1. I have finished my homework.
• 2. He bought this book last week.
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Study of the Grammar
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in the slogan of Expo 2010, “Better city, Better life”.
•
Study of the Grammar
Teaching objective: Passive Voice
Focus: 1) Understand Passive Voice 2) Identify Passive Voice in the text
Passive Voice
负责时态
•
Be + v- ed
• 2) be likely to, in addition to，
• It is possible to…/ it is impossible to…
1) threat :
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2) be likely to :
probably
Reason 1: Reason 2: Reason 3:
Large modern cities are too big to control. You pay dearly for the “privilege” of living in a city. City-dwellers live under constant threat.
in Australia. • 7．You'd better pack your bags. We're leaving in an hour. • 8．He bought a pack of cigarettes. • 9. There is a huge demand for new cars. • 10. Remind me to buy some milk tonight. • 11. In addition to apples, I bought some oranges.
All seats have been inhabited by students.
4) barely
Adv. only just; scarcely
She had barely time to catch the bus.
He can barely read or write.
5)in addition (to)
He is likely to visit us if he knows where we live.
It is likely to rain.
3) inhabit :
vt. Live in sth./ occupy
Fish inhabit the sea.
He inhabited a small two-room apartment.