that much: so much. E.g. -after I had that much fish and meat, I felt that I even can' t move an inch. -she gives me that much love that I feel I am overwhelmed by her love(淹没) 6. bolt out/bolt out of a place: leave a place in a hurry.匆匆离开。Eg.-she bolted out of the classroom immed iately after i entered it I. S From this passage we learn a lot about the reason why the parents and the children are in so intense relations. We should try our best to avoid such intense relation between the older and younger generation V. Homework: translation of five sentences into English Section b parent talk I Greetings I. Review 1. Answer the following questions: 1)What could we do to avoid the generation 2)Do the parents in the passage of section a love their daughter or not? 2. Have a small quiz: dictation of some new words and phrases from section A I. Start the new lesson This passage B illustrates the older generation's views about the fashion and about the problems existing between the parents and their daughter. After reading this passage the younger generation may have a clue about the real reasons that have caused the generation gap and try to minimize the gap with more efforts on their part 2. Discourse analys Part I(paras. 1-21): though there are generation gap between the parents and their child, it seems that the generation gap is not so bad Part II(paras. 22-23) the mother s decision to make closer the cold relation between her and her daughter 3 Language points a in peace and quiet: calmly upse:a. worried and anxious,i心烦意乱的,苦恼的,不舒服的Eg She is upset when she found her husband tells lies Make ones blood boil: make one angry. E.g. -his words make my blood boil d) appeal to: attract.吸引. Sth appeal to sb.Eg.- Italian food doesn’t appeal to him. He only likes Chinese food ge a et rid of: be free of/free oneself from(something unwanted or unpleasant) 除去, E. g. -How can we get rid of this unwelcome visitor? -Get rid of the distract: sth distract sb:转移,分散注意力;使分心;eg.- The noise outside the window distracted him. The ad vertisements by the side of the road ometimes d istract the attention of drivers which has caused several car accidents25. that much: so much. E.g.—after I had that much fish and meat, I felt that I even can’t move an inch. –she gives me that much love that I feel I am overwhelmed by her love.(淹没) 26. bolt out/bolt out of a place: leave a place in a hurry. 匆匆离开。E.g. –she bolted out of the classroom immediately after I entered it. IV. Summary: From this passage we learn a lot about the reason why the parents and the children are in so intense relations. We should try our best to avoid such intense relation between the older and younger generation. V. Homework: translation of five sentences into English. Section B Parent Talk I. Greetings II. Review: 1. Answer the following questions: 1) What could we do to avoid the generation gap? 2)Do the parents in the passage of section A love their daughter or not? 2. Have a small quiz: dictation of some new words and phrases from section A III. Start the new lesson 1. Introduction: This passage B illustrates the older generation’s views about the fashion and about the problems existing between the parents and their daughter. After reading this passage the younger generation may have a clue about the real reasons that have caused the generation gap and try to minimize the gap with more efforts on their part. 2. Discourse analysis Part I (paras. 1-21): though there are generation gap between the parents and their child, it seems that the generation gap is not so bad. Part II (paras. 22-23):the mother’s decision to make closer the cold relation between her and her daughter. 3 Language points: a) in peace and quiet: calmly. b) upset: a. worried and anxious; ill: 心烦意乱的，苦恼的, 不舒服的.E.g. –She is upset when she found her husband tells lies. c) Make one’s blood boil: make one angry. E.g. –his words make my blood boil. d) appeal to: attract. 吸引. Sth appeal to sb. E.g. –Italian food doesn’t appeal to him. He only likes Chinese food. e) get rid of: be free of/free oneself from (something unwanted or unpleasant). 除去，摆脱. E.g.—How can we get rid of this unwelcome visitor? –Get rid of the flies/rats. f) distract: sth distract sb: 转移，分散注意力；使分心；e.g.—The noise outside the window distracted him. –The advertisements by the side of the road sometimes distract the attention of drivers, which has caused several car accidents