基础英语1SectionB

Write a script: Rich Meeting His Future Mother-in-law. Try to make your movie interesting and innovative.
Tips for Writing
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Text Study
Tips
1. Get your story straight. 2. Make your characters interesting and
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Reading Skills
Opinion: statement of belief, judgment or feeling. It shows what someone thinks or feels about a subject.
Example: In his dark business suits he looked nice but easily forgettable, like somebody’s nephew at a funeral.
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Active Expressions Focus Study
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Notes to the Text—Active Expressions
I. Active Expressions
Pick up the active expressions in the 1. AfonldloIwcionugl:dn’t save him later at the dinner
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3. I was hoping she would say something first concerning Rich.
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Reading Skills
4. Maybe our children will have some problems, but whose children don’t?
save help to avoid; keep for sb; fail not do what is expected hit off go on well with each other
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Notes to the Text—Active Expressions
Translation
1. 你如果今晚做这件事,明天就不必早起。 2. 当我们需要他帮助的时侯，他令我们失望。 3. 你的建议符合我们的计划。
innovative. 3. Create an outline . 4. Maintain your style. Remember, scripts are
all about action and dialogue. 5. Set the scene. 6. Format your writing.
1. If you do it tonight, it’ll save you from having to get up early.
2. When we needed his help, he failed us. 3. Your suggestion hits off wiLeabharlann Baiduh our plan.
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II. Practice the Skill : F or O
1. I am sure that time will only confirm what we feel deeply about each other.
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2. I arranged it so my mother would want to cook a meal especially for him.
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II. Act it Out
Work in a group of four, Father, Mother, Rich and I, and act in your movie.
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Rich Meeting His Future Mother-in-law
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5. He had brought
a bottle of French
wine, something he
did not know my
parents could not
appreciate.
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Make Your own Movie Act it Out
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I. Make Your Own Movie
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Reading Skills
Fact: statement that tells what really happened or what really is the case.
Example: One day, my mother called me, to invite me to a birthday dinner for my father.
Reading Skills Text Study Notes to the Text Words and Expressions Idea Sharing
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Facts and Opinions Practice the Skill
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Reading Skills
I. Facts and Opinions
Most reading passages contain ideas based on facts and opinions.
ideas
facts
opinions
The ability to recognize differences between facts and opinions can help us to achieve a deeper level of understanding in our reading.
table either.
2. …I knew he had failed miserably in her eyes.
3. …he said modestly,” Well, I think we hit it off A-OK.”
Practice
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Notes to the Text—Active Expressions