(7)People discouraged Ethel from taking a stand against drug dealers. (8)Ethel went ahead with her efforts all alone. (9)Some drug dealers were grateful to Ethel for her"fussing." (10)Drug dealers in general are reasonable people. 2.Structure Part1 (Para.1-4) After Mrs.Armstead moved into the row house,she found drug dealers and addicts often appeared on her stoop. Part 2 (para.5-16) Mrs.Armstead fought against those drug dealers and they became friendly with her. Part3 (Para.17) Mrs.Armstead participated in a community organization to step up the efforts of fighting against drug dealing. 、Part4(18-19) Mrs.Armstead felt good with one drug dealer showing gratitude toher. Step Three Detailed study Explain the important and difficult points in the text,including the usage of new wordsand phrases,structure of complex sentences and relevant grammar 1.The marble stoop would be a perfect spot to sit on summer evenings stoop n门廊 bend the body forwards and downwards俯身，弯腰 e.g.She stooped to pick a flower. He stooped his head and got into the car. 2.Once inside,Armstead locked the door and peered out the window. Note:“once”is a conjunction here,meaning“as soon as” Once (she was)inside,Armstead locked the door and peered out the (7) People discouraged Ethel from taking a stand against drug dealers. (8) Ethel went ahead with her efforts all alone. (9) Some drug dealers were grateful to Ethel for her “fussing.” (10) Drug dealers in general are reasonable people. 2. Structure Part1 (Para.1-4) After Mrs. Armstead moved into the row house, she found drug dealers and addicts often appeared on her stoop. Part 2 (para.5-16) Mrs. Armstead fought against those drug dealers and they became friendly with her. Part3 (Para.17) Mrs. Armstead participated in a community organization to step up the efforts of fighting against drug dealing. Part4 (18-19) Mrs. Armstead felt good with one drug dealer showing gratitude to her. Step Three Detailed study Explain the important and difficult points in the text, including the usage of new words and phrases, structure of complex sentences and relevant grammar. 1. The marble stoop would be a perfect spot to sit on summer evenings. stoop n. 门廊 v. bend the body forwards and downwards 俯身，弯腰 e.g. She stooped to pick a flower. He stooped his head and got into the car. 2. Once inside, Armstead locked the door and peered out the window. Note: “once” is a conjunction here, meaning “as soon as”. Once (she was) inside, Armstead locked the door and peered out the