Unit 7 Unit Seven Section a Face to Face with gun L G I Review Have a dictation I. Start the new lesson Introduction a young man with a gun suddenly attacked me when I walked out of my garage with some KFC in my hand. Not only my money and watch, but also the KFC chicken was robbed. The robber s partner later appeared, ordering me not to look at them and forcing me to the ground, their gun at my head. I thought I would die. But finally, I was still alive. I phoned the police and later I was asked to look through mug shots, which was almost of young men. I felt that everyone should take action to stop 2. Discourse analysis Part one:(1-29)Face to face with gun Part two: (30-34) Identifying the robbers and proclaiming the measure to reduce crimes 3. Language points: 1. face to face: 1). close to and looking at someone or something We were in the downtown area when we came face to face: with Jack 2). No escape from sth. And having to deal with it I was brought face to face: with the fact that i had very little success 2. cautious a. taking great care to escape possible danger(of/about) You should be cautious when you cross the street He is a very cautious man; he always thinks very carefully before he makes a decision 3. pull into: arrive, stop one s journey at a place; move to Let s pull into this roadside restaurant for something to eat The bus pulled into the opening at the side of the road to let the cars pass exception: n person or thing that is not included Most tourists really enjoy visiting Disney World in Florida; the few who do not are Most chidren prefer playing to working, but Jim is an exception 5. contrive to do= manage to do She contrived to arrange a meetingUnit 7 Unit Seven Section A Face to Face with Gun I. Greetings II. Review Have a dictation III. Start the new lesson 1 Introduction: A young man with a gun suddenly attacked me when I walked out of my garage with some KFC in my hand. Not only my money and watch, but also the KFC chicken was robbed. The robber’s partner later appeared, ordering me not to look at them and forcing me to the ground, their gun at my head. I thought I would die. But finally, I was still alive. I phoned the police and later I was asked to look through mug shots, which was almost of young men. I felt that everyone should take action to stop crimes. 2.Discourse analysis: Part one: (1-29) Face to face with gun. Part two: (30-34) Identifying the robbers and proclaiming the measure to reduce crimes. 3. Language points: 1. face to face: 1). close to and looking at someone or something We were in the downtown area when we came face to face: with Jack. 2).No escape from sth. And having to deal with it I was brought face to face: with the fact that I had very little success. 2. cautious a.. taking great care to escape possible danger (of/about) You should be cautious when you cross the street. He is a very cautious man; he always thinks very carefully before he makes a decision. 3. pull into: arrive; stop one’s journey at a place; move to Let’s pull into this roadside restaurant for something to eat. The bus pulled into the opening at the side of the road to let the cars pass. 4. exception: n. person or thing that is not included Most tourists really enjoy visiting Disney World in Florida; the few who do not are exceptions. Most chidren prefer playing to working, but Jim is an exception. 5. contrive to do= manage to do She contrived to arrange a meeting