双语报高中英语Unit2WhatishappinesstoyouWordpower教学课件牛津版选修6

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2. I found him down __in_ t_h_e_d_u_m__ps
（闷闷不乐的） after he was out of
his work
3.
She was over __t_h_e_m__ootno be ______
(g很ive高n兴得到）a chance to go
The words we have used just now are listed as follows:
• happy/happiness • sad/sadness • angry/anger • shocked/shock • surprised/surprise • depressed/depression • fearful/fear
Competition:
Write out as many words related to happiness, anger, sadness and fear as possible.
Words describing happiness:
Adjective forms:
joyful, happy, delighted, merry, pleased, glad, cheerful
• regretful/regret • excited • contentment • satisfaction • jealousy
positi ve
Nouns
Adjecthivappy
es glad
happiness
pleased
gladness
cheerful
pleasure
delighted
(feel sad)
Idioms
1. hot under the collar
2. over the moon
3. down in the dumps
4. on cloud nine
A. very very happy
B. sad or depressed
C. extremely happy and excited
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
fly off the handle
angry happy emotions
Unit 2 What is happiness toLeabharlann you?Word power
Lead in:
Look at the following short picture.
Brainstorming
words related to emotions
regret content
joy/delight
She is often moved to tears by those _____ msoavdies, which always bring her _______. sadness
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 ______. anger
over the moon
on cloud nine
sad
down in the dumps
feel blue
1.The boss was _h__o_t _un_d__er_ t_h_e__
_c_o_ll_a_r（发怒的） when he found he
had almost lost all his money in that
Mary was so _e_x_c_it_e_dto know that the boss had her pay raised and her heart was beating wildly with _e_x_c_it_e_m__e_n_t when she saw so much money.
sad upset depressed
frustration
frustrated
disappointment disappointed
desperation
desperate
sorrow ----- sorrowful
pain -----
painful
worry ----- worried
regret -----
Flora’s changes of emotions
excitement/excited; fear/afraid frustration/frustrated; jealousy/jealous anger/angry; unhappiness/unhappy pleasure/pleased; satisfaction/satisfied
Although what she sees is not a fact, she has a feeling of_s_a_t_is_f_a_c_ti_o_n.
contentment
What is he doing? He broke one of the glasses because of__je_a_l_o_u_s_y.
I’d found my best love. But I didn’t treasure her. I felt __re_g_r_e_t_fu_lafter that,
It’s the ultimate pain in the world. My heart sank with ______. regret
jealousy ----- jealous
Exercises on page 23
Fill in the correct words. The passage is about Flora entering a speech competition. Pay attention to her changes of emotions.
sad, depressed, sorrowful, frustrated
Noun forms:
sadness, depression, sorrow, frustration
Words describing fear: Adjective forms: fearful, scared, frightened/ frightful
6. Joan was refused another try for her entry into the club, and __fe_l_t _d_e_p_r_e_ss_e_d_ (感 到沮丧) .
Homework:
Preview Grammar and usage.
Thank you !
Noun forms:
happiness, delight, merriness, pleasure, gladness, cheer, joy
Words describing anger:
Noun forms: anger, fury
Adjective forms:
angry, furious
Words describing sadness: Adjective forms:
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4. I understand your feeling, but you shouldn’t have flown __o_ff_ __t_h_e __h_a_n_d_le_ (发怒的）in front of me. 5. I can’t help __b_e_in_g__je_a_lo_u_s__o（f 妒忌的） her success though we are best friends.
On seeing the strange shadows in the dark, he was very _f_e_a_r_fu_l_/f_r_i_g_h_te_n_e_d_
but he tried hard not to let others know his ______f_e_a_r_/f_r.ight
Noun forms: fear, scare, fright
Group work:
Each group makes up a short play and then acts out, let students describe their feelings and emotions.
English idioms about emotions
regretful
fright ----- frightened
scare ----- scared
fear -----
fearful
anxiety ----- anxious
astonishment --- astonished
shock/surprise --- shocked/surprised
cheer
joyful
delight
overjoyed
joy
satisfied
overjoy
content
satisfactio
negativ e
Nouns
anger Adjectivanegry
fury s
furious
madness
mad
craziness
crazy
sadness upset depression
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)
shocked He was _su__rp__ri_s_e_d to know that his friend
took away all his money, and it was a great ______s_ufroprrihsiem.
shock
He was d__ep__re_s_s_e_dbecause he had lost his chance of getting a good job, and his _d_e_p_re_s_s_io_n_ always made his parents worried about him.
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.
(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.
happy
sad
emotions surprised
love fear anger angry
excited
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_i_n_e_s_s_ of their lives.