教案 讲授章节Lesson Three Michael Dell'sTo-Billion-Dollar Dream() Q 授课时数 2学时 教学目的： 1)To cultivate Ss'ability of using their own words to summarize the main idea of the text 2)To lead the Ss to comprehend and appreciate the content of the text. 教学内容（讲授提纲） be attached to attached to the document attach a label to a suitcase aa bedroom with a bathroom attached attach a stipulation to a contract aid with no condition attached He was strongly attached to his home. She attached no significance to his warning. Different people attached different meanings to words. come/get to grips with sb./sth. a.to seize (an opponent)and begin to fight b.to understand and deal with a difficult problem or situation Examples: She was unable to get to grips with the robber. It's high time we came to grips with the drug problem. The first thing they decided to come to grips with was their financial reform get sth.out of the way to finish,or to deal with sth.esp.sth.difficult or unpleasant keep pace (with) a.to move forward,develop or increase as fast as someone or sth.else b.(fig.)to understand and deal with a difficult problem or situation Examples:教 案 讲授章节 Lesson Three Michael Dell’s Two-Billion-Dollar Dream (V) 授课时数 2 学时 教学目的： 1} To cultivate Ss’ ability of using their own words to summarize the main idea of the text. 2} To lead the Ss to comprehend and appreciate the content of the text. 教 学 内 容（讲授提纲） be attached to attached to the document attach a label to a suitcase a bedroom with a bathroom attached attach a stipulation to a contract aid with no condition attached He was strongly attached to his home. She attached no significance to his warning. Different people attached different meanings to words. come/get to grips with sb./sth. a. to seize (an opponent) and begin to fight b. to understand and deal with a difficult problem or situation Examples: She was unable to get to grips with the robber. It’s high time we came to grips with the drug problem. The first thing they decided to come to grips with was their financial reform. get sth. out of the way to finish, or to deal with sth. esp. sth. difficult or unpleasant keep pace (with) a. to move forward, develop or increase as fast as someone or sth. else b. (fig.) to understand and deal with a difficult problem or situation Examples: