大学高级英语教材目录

大学高级英语教材目录Unit 1: Reading and Vocabulary
1.1 Global Issues: The Environment
1.1.1 Deforestation and its Impact
1.1.2 Climate Change and Global Warming
1.1.3 Pollution and its Effects on Public Health
1.2 Literature: Classic British Novels
1.2.1 Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
1.2.2 Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
1.2.3 Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
Unit 2: Listening and Speaking
2.1 Presentations and Discussions
2.1.1 Giving Effective Presentations
2.1.2 Engaging in Group Discussions
2.1.3 Expressing Opinions and Arguments
2.2 English for Specific Purposes: Business English 2.2.1 Negotiation Skills
2.2.2 Writing Business Emails
2.2.3 Conducting Job Interviews
Unit 3: Grammar and Writing
3.1 Verb Tenses and Conjugation
3.1.1 Simple Present and Present Continuous
3.1.2 Past Simple and Past Continuous
3.1.3 Future Tenses: Will, Going to, and Present Continuous 3.2 Academic Writing: Research Papers
3.2.1 Choosing a Topic and Developing Research Questions 3.2.2 Conducting Literature Reviews
3.2.3 Organizing and Structuring Research Papers
Unit 4: Reading and Vocabulary
4.1 Cultural Studies: British Traditions and Customs
4.1.1 The Royal Family and Monarchy
4.1.2 Afternoon Tea and British Cuisine
4.1.3 Sports and Sporting Events in the UK
4.2 Literature: Contemporary American Fiction
4.2.1 The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
4.2.2 To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
4.2.3 The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger
Unit 5: Listening and Speaking
5.1 Oral Presentations: Effective Delivery Techniques
5.1.1 Body Language and Nonverbal Communication
5.1.2 Using Visual Aids and Technology
5.1.3 Engaging the Audience
5.2 English for Academic Purposes: Research Presentations 5.2.1 Introducing the Research Topic and Objectives
5.2.2 Presenting Research Findings and Analysis
5.2.3 Concluding Remarks and Future Directions
Unit 6: Grammar and Writing
6.1 Sentence Structure and Types
6.1.1 Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences
6.1.2 Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions
6.1.3 Sentence Fragments and Run-on Sentences
6.2 Academic Writing: Argumentative Essays
6.2.1 Structuring an Argumentative Essay
6.2.2 Incorporating Evidence and Counterarguments
6.2.3 Writing Strong Thesis Statements
Unit 7: Reading and Vocabulary
7.1 World Literature: Ancient Greek Tragedies
7.1.1 Oedipus Rex by Sophocles
7.1.2 Medea by Euripides
7.1.3 Antigone by Sophocles
7.2 Film Studies: Analysis and Interpretation
7.2.1 Understanding Film Genres and Styles
7.2.2 Analyzing Cinematic Techniques and Symbolism 7.2.3 Interpreting Film Themes and Messages
Unit 8: Listening and Speaking
8.1 Academic Discussions: Critical Thinking Skills 8.1.1 Analyzing and Evaluating Arguments
8.1.2 Synthesizing Information from Multiple Sources 8.1.3 Developing Logical and Persuasive Arguments 8.2 English for Specific Purposes: Medical English
8.2.1 Medical Terminology and Vocabulary
8.2.2 Doctor-Patient Communication
8.2.3 Writing Medical Reports
Unit 9: Grammar and Writing
9.1 Sentence Transformation: Active and Passive Voice 9.1.1 Forming Active and Passive Sentences
9.1.2 Recognizing Passive Voice in Writing
9.1.3 Converting Passive Voice to Active Voice
9.2 Academic Writing: Literature Reviews
9.2.1 Summarizing and Synthesizing Research
9.2.2 Critically Evaluating Primary and Secondary Sources
9.2.3 Organizing and Structuring Literature Reviews
Unit 10: Reading and Vocabulary
10.1 Linguistics: Language Acquisition and Development
10.1.1 Theories of First Language Acquisition
10.1.2 Second Language Acquisition Strategies
10.1.3 Language Development in Children
10.2 Media Studies: Mass Media and Communication
10.2.1 Effects of Mass Media on Society
10.2.2 Advertising and Consumer Culture
10.2.3 Media Ethics and Regulations
Unit 11: Listening and Speaking
11.1 Oral Debates: Presenting Arguments and Counterarguments 11.1.1 Building and Structuring Debating Points
11.1.2 Responding to Opposing Views
11.1.3 Rebuttal and Closing Statements
11.2 English for Academic Purposes: Conference Presentations
11.2.1 Submitting Abstracts and Conference Papers
11.2.2 Delivering Engaging Conference Presentations
11.2.3 Participating in Panel Discussions
Unit 12: Grammar and Writing
12.1 Cohesion and Coherence in Writing
12.1.1 Using Transition Words and Phrases
12.1.2 Creating Logical Paragraphs and Flow
12.1.3 Linking Ideas within and between Sentences
12.2 Academic Writing: Citing and Referencing Sources
12.2.1 APA, MLA, and Chicago Referencing Styles
12.2.2 In-text Citations and Bibliographies
12.2.3 Avoiding Plagiarism and Academic Misconduct
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