Look through your examination paper for any small mistakes before you hand it in I looked through several magazines in the beauty shol 17. current n a continuous flowing movement of water. air. etc 4. Summary Words, feelings and senses are only three of the ways we communicate with each ther. In this unit, we explore how, whether we want them to or not, our gestures and 5. Homework: Translation Section b Should I Have a Gun? I Greetings I. Review expr Section a I. Start the new lesson As you read the text the first time, use context clues, common sense and your nowledge of the world to guess or imagine the possible answers to the your ideas in pencil in the margins. Keep checking and changing your ideas as you read further. Then compare your final answers with a classmate's to see if you understood in author's meaning the same way 2. Discourse analysi Part 1(Paras 1-4)I own a gun thoughI ve always ad vocated gun control and still do: since i d idn' t want to resort to violence Part 2 (Paras 5-15) My several imaginations Part 3(Paras 16-17)I' m not the only one who is frightened 3. Language point 18. advocate: vt Suggest or say that you support a particular plan or action 19. People running for president often advocate reducing taxes Ro y advocated strict control ot pollution to protect the environment ignorance: n. lack of information or knowled Sometimes children do dangerous things out of ignorance 21. Statistics: n. numbers used as facts Our statistics show that the population is increasing The examination of statistics requires knowledge of mathematics reviously: ad before the present time The land where the new buildings were built was previously a park previous: a coming or happening before or earlier My previous trip out of the country was to Europe. This time I wenmt to Africa said that during the previous year the company suffered heavy losses immune to: not affected by The president seems to be immune to complaintsLook through your examination paper for any small mistakes before you hand it in. I looked through several magazines in the beauty shop. 17. current n. a continuous flowing movement of water, air, etc. 4. Summary: Words, feelings and senses are only three of the ways we communicate with each other. In this unit, we explore how, whether we want them to or not, our gestures and your movements “talk” to others. 5. Homework: Translation Section B Should I Have a Gun? I. Greetings II. Review Key words and expressions in Section A III. Start the new lesson 1. Introduction: As you read the text the first time, use context clues, common sense and your knowledge of the world to guess or imagine the possible answers to the questions between the paragraphs, and note your ideas in pencil in the margins. Keep checking and changing your ideas as you read further. Then compare your final answers with a classmate’s to see if you understood in author’s meaning the same way. 2. Discourse analysis: Part 1 (Paras 1—4) I own a gun though I’ve always advocated gun control and still do ; since I didn’t want to resort to violence. Part 2 (Paras 5—15) My several imaginations. Part 3 (Paras 16—17) I’m not the only one who is frightened. 3. Language points: 18. advocate : vt. Suggest or say that you support a particular plan or action 19. People running for president often advocate reducing taxes. They advocated strict control of pollution to protect the environment. 20. ignorance : n. lack of information or knowledge Sometimes children do dangerous things out of ignorance. 21. Statistics: n. numbers used as facts; Our statistics show that the population is increasing. The examination of statistics requires knowledge of mathematics. 22. reviously: ad. before the present time The land where the new buildings were built was previously a park. 23. previous: a. coming or happening before or earlier My previous trip out of the country was to Europe. This time I wenmt to Africa. He said that during the previous year the company suffered heavy losses. 24. immune to: not affected by The president seems to be immune to complaints