Unit 1 Book three Unit One Section A The Expensive Fantasy of lord williams L Greetings I. Review Key words: section A: survival. sorrow ancient. endure. channel. invade. surrender historic cast crash, commuter, suburb, resolution, exhaust, rescue, wreckage, decent section B: innocent, drift, mere, explode, expose, sector, layout, sway, glimpse, flesh, heir 2. Key phrases and expressions section A: no matter what, be sure of sth, bring under control, keep from, watch for section B: break off, sink into, wanting in sth, expect of, remain of, make for, keep on doing, give way to 3. Key structures: Section a:分词短语作状语, as though用法 Section B:定语从句 I. Start the new lesson 1. Introduction Mr. Williams was brought into court and sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for stealing money from Scotland Yard to pay for a Scottish noble title and buy ar estate etc in Tomintoul. The villagers reactions to his case varied some still supported him; other felt difficult to understand how a clever person like him could mislead people; still other wondered where the money had come from. Mr. Williams stole more than f8 million over eight years and spent the money buy ing an estate noble titles, fine stone cottages, a pub and a hotel, etc. however, he was caught by the bank at last, the police would sell the properties, but at a substantial financial loss, Mr Williams was feeling regretful for the crime, for there was no way to justify it 2. Discourse analysis: Part I (Paras1-3): In a beautiful village in the mountain of Scotland, Mr. williams ed to appear on weekends in fine suits. The local people knew little about him. But he provided such a large injection of cash into the village that he brought the community back to life Part II(Paras4-5 ) Mr. Williams now has fallen upon dark days Part III (Paras6-9): Though Mr. Williams is in prison, some villagers are sticking by Part IV(Paras10-11): The money went to create one British Lord was supposed to be used to support secret activities against the Irish Republican Army Part V(Paras12-15): Mr. Williams bought up property after property in the beautiful village in the mountains of scotlandUnit 1 Book Three Unit One Section A The Expensive Fantasy of Lord Williams I. Greetings II. Review: 1. Key words: section A: survival, sorrow, ancient, endure, channel, invade, surrender, historic, cast, crash, commuter, suburb, resolution, exhaust, rescue, wreckage, decent section B: innocent, drift, mere, explode, expose, sector, layout, sway, uneasy, heal, glimpse, flesh, heir 2. Key phrases and expressions: section A: no matter what, be sure of sth., bring under control, keep from, watch for section B: break off, sink into, wanting in sth., expect of, remain of, make for, keep on doing, give way to 3. Key structures: Section A: 分词短语作状语, as though 用法 Section B: 定语从句 III. Start the new lesson 1. Introduction: Mr. Williams was brought into court and sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for stealing money from Scotland Yard to pay for a Scottish noble title and buy an estate, etc. in Tomintoul. The villagers’ reactions to his case varied: some still supported him; other felt difficult to understand how a clever person like him could mislead people; still other wondered where the money had come from. Mr. Williams stole more than £8 million over eight years and spent the money buying an estate, noble titles, fine stone cottages, a pub and a hotel, etc. however, he was caught by the bank at last, the police would sell the properties, but at a substantial financial loss, Mr. Williams was feeling regretful for the crime, for there was no way to justify it. 2. Discourse analysis: Part I (Paras1-3): In a beautiful village in the mountain of Scotland, Mr. Williams used to appear on weekends in fine suits. The local people knew little about him. But he provided such a large injection of cash into the village that he brought the community back to life. Part II (Paras4-5): Mr. Williams now has fallen upon dark days. Part III (Paras6-9): Though Mr. Williams is in prison, some villagers are sticking by him. Part IV (Paras10-11): The money went to create one British Lord was supposed to be used to support secret activities against the Irish Republican Army. Part V (Paras12-15): Mr. Williams bought up property after property in the beautiful village in the mountains of Scotland