English and American Literature Welcome to join George's class and explore the beauty of English and American literature!

Grammar Directions: There are 80 sentences in this section. Beneath each sentence there are four choices. Choose one word or phrase that you think best completes the sentence

GRAMMAR Directions: There are 80 sentences in this exercise. Beneath each sentence there are four choices. Choose the one word or phrase that you think best completes the sentence

GRAMMAR Directions: There are 80 sentences in this exercise. Beneath each sentence there are four choices. Choose the one word or phrase that you think best completes the sentence

Teaching Outline Duty report dictation Background information Pre-reading questions Passage analysis style and thesis development writing techniques word derivations language points Going beyond the text(group activities) Homework Weekly quiz

Questions on the text 1. Define daydreaming 2. What sort of people show particular interest indaydream research? 3. When and where is one most likely to daydream? 4. In what way does daydreaming differ fromfantasy?

General organization Comprehension Language points Interaction activity

Understanding the Title The Jazz Scene means A. The Jazz performance B. The background of Jazz C. The noisy, heavily rhythmic Jazz music D. Introduction to Jazz

Unit 5 Language structures Dialogue 1 Dialogue 2 Reading1&2

Teaching Outline Pre-reading Questions Background Information Passage AnalySIs style and structure spelling word derivation language points useful expressions