An Integrated English Course Book 2

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An Integrated English Course Book 2
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• Unit 1
• My Fathers Shadow

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Teaching Points
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• PRE-READING QUESTIONS
• STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
• FIGURATIVE USAGES

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• SONG You Are My Sunshine
• LANGUAGE POINTS
• WORD USAGES

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PRE-READING QUESTIONS
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• 1. Based on the title, guess what the text is
  about?

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• 2. Whom do you go to for help when you are in
  trouble, your father or your mother? Why?

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Type of literatureNARRATION
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• FEATURES OF NARRATION
• Five aspects are taken into consideration in a
  piece of narration context, selection of
  details, organization, point of view, and
  purpose.
• A context usually concerns who, when, where and
  what in brief.
• The details selected tell what happens.

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• A narrative generally has a beginning,
• a middle, which is also called the body, that
  develops the story with the rising, the climax
  and then the falling of the event, and an
  ending.

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• The narration can be organized in chronological
  order, or start from the middle or end of the
  story, and then go back to the beginning by using
  flashbacks.
• The point of view of the narration can
• be given from the first or third person

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STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
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• Paragraph 1 INTRODUCTION
• of the event
• Paragraph 2 4 FLASHBACK of the clashes

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• Paragraph 5- 6
• TRANSITION CHANGE IN
• ATTITUDE INNER CONFLICT

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• Paragraph 7-13 DEVELOPMENT
• RISING of THE EVENT paragraph 7 - 9
• CLAMAX paragraph 10 -12
• FALLING of THE EVENT paragraph 13

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• Paragraph 14 -15 ENDING

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FIGURATIVE USAGES

• Metaphor (paragraph 4)
• Then Timmy was born, and I felt an unexpected
  tidal pull back to the island

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• Metonymy (paragraph 10)
• This was the time Timmy usually
• woke for a bottle,

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Paraphrasing

• He had made particular demands on me, and though
  we were very much alike, wed grown very far
  apart.
• He had fussy demands on me and because of that we
  became very alienated from each other though we
  looked so much alike in appearance as father and
  daughter.

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• We might have gone on like that, the habit of
  separation hardening into permanent estrangement.
  (Paragraph 4)
• It was quite possible that the physical
  separation and emotional breach between us would
  further widen and eventually separate us forever.

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• It was then that I began to suspect that my
  father had wanted to mend the breach as much as I
  had. (Paragraph 12).
• Only at that very moment I started to realize
  that my father had wished to reconcile with me
  much as I had wanted to.

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• Having claimed his hapa haole grandson, my father
  no longer defined our family by a uniform set of
  features.
• My fathers acceptance of his half-Chinese
  grandson showed that he had become tolerant of
  the ethnic differences and no longer insisted
  that all his family members should look alike.

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You Are My Sunshine

• You are my sunshine, my only sunshine.
• You make me happy when skies are gray.
• Youll never know, dear, how much I love you.
• Please dont take my sunshine away.
• The other night, dear, as I lay sleeping,
• I dreamed I held you in my arms.
• But when I awoke, dear, I was mistaken,
• So I hung my head and cried.

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You Are My Sunshine
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Word Usages
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• alarm
• n. 1)?? give/raise/sound the alarm
• 2)???
• Wheres the fire alarm/alarm clock?
• 3)??This news filled me with alarm
• There is no need for alarm.
• He jumped up in alarm.

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• 1)?????
• I dont want to alarm you, but there is a man in
  your garden.
• 2)??????
• Alarmed by the noise, the birds flew away.

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• a. alarmed (?) to ?????
• Im rather alarmed to hear that you
• are planning to leave the company.
• adv. alarmedly ???

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• alarming ?????????
• The newspaper reported that alarming incident.
• There has been an alarming increase in the
  number of terrorist movements in the country.

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• adv. alarmingly ???
• Prices of real estates have increased alarmingly
  in Dalian in recent years.

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• 2. demand
• n. a tax demand, a demand for sth, a demand for
  sb to do sth, satisfy ones demand, demand bill /
  loan
• demander n. ???
• demandant n. ??

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• demanding
• 1)(??)?????????????
• ? a demanding job, schedule
• (???????,?????????????)
• 2)??????????????????
• a demanding boss, father, child, husband

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• 3. disapprove
• v. disapprove (of)sb/sth ??????
• She wants to be an actress, but her parents
  disapprove of her intentions.
• Animal conservationists disapprove of
  experimenting on animals.

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• n. disapproval
• She shook her head to show her disapproval of my
  method
• She shook her head in disapproval.
• disapproving a disapproving look, frown
• adv. disapprovingly

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• 4. due
• adj. 1) (??to??)?????
• Our thanks are due to him.
• 2) (??for??)??????????
• I am due for a rise in pay/promotion.
• We're due for some rain.
• 3) ???,?????? ???
• the amount still due
• The book is due in two weeks.
• Their plane is due in 15 minutes.

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• n. ????? to give sb. his due
• (pl) ??????harbor dues ???
• adv. ???(???????)??
• go due west ?????
• due to ???????
• accidents due to driving at high speed
• Her illness was due to bad food.

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• 5. insist
• vi. vt.(??on/upon, that??)????
• to insist on the importance of being punctual
• I insist on your being there.
• We all insist that we should not rest until we
  finish the work.
• insistence(???????)
• insistency(???????)

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• adj. insistent(??on??)
• 1)?? ?
• The deans very insistent that they should
  finish the papers in time.
• 2)??????
• the insistent demands of the army for more
  funds.

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• 7. suspect
• ??
• I suspect his motives.
• 2)????(??of??)The police suspect her of
  murder.
• 3)?????(??that)I suspect (that) they are very
  disappointed.

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• a. suspicious
• 1)??????
• I am suspicious of that woman - I think she may
  have stolen sth. from our shop.suspicious
  behavior/a suspicious person.
• 2)???????
• He is a man of a suspicious nature.
• 3)?????a suspicious look

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• adv suspiciously n. suspiciousness
• n. suspicion ?????
• above suspicion????
• under suspicion????
• n. suspect ???,?????
• The police have taken the suspect to the
  police station.

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• 8. apprehend
• 1)?????????
• apprehended the murderer.
• 2)??,??????????
• a candidate who apprehends the significance of
  geopolitical issues.

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• apprehension (for/about)
• 1) anxiety about the future dread,
• I feel a certain apprehension about my interview
  tomorrow.
• 2)the act of seizing or capturing arrest.
• ????????????
• 3)the ability to apprehend or understand
  understanding.?????

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• ??? ???
• apprehensive for/about/that
• be apprehensive about the results of the exams
• be apprehensive for ones safety
• Hes apprehensive that he would be beaten.

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• 9. peer
• 1)A person who has equal standing with another or
  others, as in rank, class, or age??,????????????
  ??????????
• children are easily influenced by their peers.
• 2)A nobleman or a man who holds a peerage by
  descent or appointment.(Britain)?????????

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• v. 1)To look intently, searchingly, closely or
  with difficulty, gaze ????????????????????
• peer at someone over ones spectacles
• 2)To be partially visible show ????????
• The moon peered from behind dark
  clouds.???????????

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Translation

• 1 Animal conservationists strongly disapprove of
  experimenting on/upon animals.
• 2 Shelly walked into the museum under the stern
  gaze of the curator.
• 3 After a spell in the advertising business, Jim
  began to work for a large insurance firm.
• 4 It was estimated that 50 000 people flooded
  into London over the weekend for the opening of
  the Commonwealth Games

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• 5 He rushed into the busy street and mingled with
  the crowd, hoping (that) the police would not
  spot him in that way.
• 6 He tiptoed quietly out of the room so as not to
  wake her up.
• 7 He bought the painting as a status symbol, not
  (out of particular interest in art) because he
  was particularly interested in art.
• 8 Jim was always disappointed that his son never
  followed in his footsteps and took over the farm.

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ASSIGNMENTS

• Writing Task
• Copy work