<1925>,"To the Linghthouse "<1927>"The Waves"<1931>,The "Years <1925>Second Series”<1932>,“Between Acts"”<194l>;other works:“The common Reader:Firs't series"”<1925>,“Second Series”<1932>,“A Room of 0ne'sOwn”<1929>,“A Haunted House”<1943>,“The Moment"<1947> “A Writers Diary”<Selected in1l953> Woolf contributed to the development of the art of fiction From'Jacob's Room'to "Between the Acts."she continued to experimet with the form of the novel,minimizing the importance of facts,events and character analysis in orderto concentrate on the moment by moment'expperiece of living.She eliminated the author as narrator or commentator.She was also a distinguished critic In"A writer's diary",her reflections upon each of her works from its conception to its accomplish mentconvey a vivid impression of the joys and agonies of creative effort. IV.Teaching points Para.1 1.What is the main idea of paragraph 1? In the profession of literature,the author finds that there are fewer experiences peculiar to women than in other professions because many women writers before her have made the road smooth. 2.making the path smooth:paving the way(for) 3.writing was a reputable and harmless occupation. (1)Why does the author saye so?The answer is given in the next few sentences (2)reputable:in a good repute:having a good reputation; well-thought-of.respectable Para.2 1.What is the function of paragraph2? In this paragraph the author responds to the host's suggestion that she should tell the audience something about her own professional experiences.So she now tells her own story-how she became a book reviewer when she was a girl.Paragraphs land 2 can be read together as the beginning part of the whole speech,introducing the topic under discussion. 1.from left to right:A set phrase.Note the absence of articles before the words“left'”and“right'”. Other examples:from top to tail <1925>,”To the Linghthouse “ <1927> “The Waves”<1931>,The “Years” <1925> “Second Series” <1932>, “Between Acts” <1941>; other works: “The common Reader:Firs’t series” <1925>, “Second Series” <1932> , “A Room of One’s Own” <1929> , “A Haunted House”< 1943>, “The Moment ” <1947>, “A Writers Diary” <Selected in 1953 .> Woolf contributed to the development of the art of fiction From’ Jacob’s Room’to “Between the Acts,”she continued to experimet with the form of the novel,minimizing the importance of facts,events and character analysis in orderto concentrate on the moment by moment’ expperiece of living. She eliminated the author as narrator or commentator.She was also a distinguished critic In “A writer’s diary”,her reflections upon each of her works from its conception to its accomplish mentconvey a vivid impression of the joys and agonies of creative effort. IV. Teaching points Para.1 1. What is the main idea of paragraph 1? In the profession of literature,the author finds that there are fewer experiences peculiar to women than in other professions because many women writers before her have made the road smooth. 2. making the path smooth: paving the way(for) 3. writing was a reputable and harmless occupation. (1) Why does the author saye so? The answer is given in the next few sentences. (2) reputable:in a good repute; having a good reputation; well-thought-of;respectable. Para.2 1. What is the function of paragraph2? In this paragraph the author responds to the host’s suggestion that she should tell the audience something about her own professional experiences.So she now tells her own story-how she became a book reviewer when she was a girl.Paragraphs 1and 2 can be read together as the beginning part of the whole speech,introducing the topic under discussion. 1. from left to right:A set phrase.Note the absence of articles before the words “left”and “right”. Other examples:from top to tail