Reading I The Weather Step-l Lead-in Questions 1, What is the impression of Englishmen on you? Deep, simple but narrow and conservative

Dictation of unit 2 1. Enough: 2. Flexible; 3. Suitable; 4. Polite, kind and pleasant Person who controls, directs or runs the affairs of a country organization or business

Lottery ticket: It is the numbered ticket sold at face value so that when the winning number is announced, the one with the corresponding ticket claims a reward Do you or the people you know buy the lottery ticket?

Detailed studies of unit 8 L1 Seen from the space. When our planet is seen from space L4. average n.平均数;平均标准Tom' s work is above/ below/ about up to the average

1. An animal of any kind 2 Catch 3. Give up 4. Very noticeably 5. On purpose, intentionally; 6. Remove or get rid of completely 7. Cause some change, inf luence;

1. Lines 1-13 access to the internet which give people information of all kinds seems a matter of course 2. Lines 14-26 World Wide Web, which began as a little computer program nearly 20

Age of information-knowledge explosion-deal with it /cope with it Effectively Q1: In which way can we get information? (conversations, TV, broadcast, newspapers, magazines, books, etc.) Classification of books:

1. Deliberately refused; 2. Laugh or talk loudly and unpleasantly; 3. A wound in the skin caused by an insect: /4. Very strong obsessive

1. Introduce modal auxiliaries plus preseh perfect 2. Make students realize the importance of environmental protection

1. Help students use passive sentences 2. Advocate good manners on campus 3. Enable students to write letters of complaints