最新北師大高二選修6Unit-17課件-Lesson-3

Lesson3MyFavoriteComedyLesson31Doyouliketowatchcomedies?WhatisyourfavoritefunnymovieorTVprogram?WhoisyourfavoriteTVcomedian?Firstlet’slearnthenewwordsandexpressions.FreetalkDoyouliketowatchcomedies?2comedyputonturnsb.offregardlessofpurelyuniversalsealn.喜劇假裝令人討厭不管，不顧adv.完全地，僅僅adj.全世界的，普遍的，通用的vt.封，密封comedyn.喜劇假裝令人討厭不管，不顧adv.完全地，僅3astonishsaucerrawdisgustingdesperateobtainpartlyvt.使驚訝，使驚駭n.茶托，茶杯碟adj.生的，未煮過的adj.厭惡的adj.不顧一切的vt.得到，獲得adj.部分的astonishvt.使驚訝，使驚駭n.茶托，茶杯碟adj.4compensatedeliberatelyconvinceplayaroundpullfacesrarelyvt.補償，賠償adv.不慌不忙地vt.使相信四處游戲做鬼臉adv.很少，難得compensatevt.補償，賠償adv.不慌不忙地vt.5Forme,Ilikewatchingcomediesverymuch.OfallthecomediesIhavewatched,IliketheCrazyStonebestbecauseallthelinesthereareinchongqingdialect.AndIcaneasilyfollowtheplot.Thebestcomedian,inmymind,isMr.Bean.Forme,Ilikewatchingcomed6BackgroundMr.BeanBackgroundMr.Bean7ThemostfamouscomedyactorChaplin

isfondof

imitatingotherpeople.ZengZhiweicanputondifferentvoices.PhrasalverbsThemostfamouscomedyactorP8XieTingfengalways

getsintotrouble

andthengetsoutofit.Mr.Bean

makesout

thathe/sheisnotverybright.Heusuallydressesupasdifferentpeople.XieTingfengalways9Hetellsgoodanecdotesandmakesupgoodjokes.Mr.Beancanmakeyouburstoutlaughing.Ireallyturnyouoffbecauseyouneverreturnbackmythings.

Hetellsgoodanecdotesandma10ReadingStrategies

1.Sometimesthingsarenotstated

explicitlyinthetext.Youneedto

makeinferencesorreadbetween

thelinestounderstandwhatis

meant.

2.First,readthetexttogetthegeneral

idea.Thenreadthequestionsanduse

themtoguideyou.ReadingStrategies

1.Sometimes113.Readthetextagainusinglogictomakeinferences.3.Readthetextagainusinglo12ReadText1andanswerthequestions.1.WhyhasMr.Beangonetoafancyrestaurantonthisparticularday?2.DoesMr.Beanhavemanyfriends?Howdoyouknow?ReadText1andanswerthe133.WhydoesMr.Beanchoosethe“steaktartare”?4.WhydoesMr.Beanpretendtolikethefoodwhenthewaiterstalktohim?3.WhydoesMr.Beanchoosethe141.BecausethatdaywasMr.Bean’sbirthdayandhewantedtoshowtoalotofpeoplethatsomeonereallysenthimacard.Actually,thebirthdaycardwassenttohimbyhimself.Answers1.BecausethatdaywasMr.Bea152.No.becausenobodysenthimabirthdaycard.Hecouldonlywriteitbyhimself.3.Becausehedoesn’thaveenoughmoneytoorderotherdishes.4.Becauseifheshowedhisdislikingtothefaceofthewaiter,thewaiterwouldaskhimtoordersomethingelse.2.No.becausenobodysenthim16Asallofusknow,hecouldnotaffordtoorderotherdishes.Asallofusknow,hecouldno171.Mr.Beanisaninternationally

recognizedcomedycharacteronTVandinfilms.PeopleallovertheworldknowMr.Bean.Heconstantly

getsintoawkwardandabsurdsituations,Adverbsanditsusages1.Mr.Beanisaninternational18whichgreatlyamusesaudiencesregardlessoftheirnationalityandculture.2.Frequentlygettingintostrangeandembarrassingsituationsmakessomebodylaugh.whichgreatlyamusesaudien19Itsusages

1.Adverbsthatdescribesthewaysomethingisdone2.Adverbsthatdescribewhenorhowoftensomethingisdone3.AdverbsthatcandescribeotheradjectivesItsusages20Usefulphrases1.Hebecamesodesperateintheendthatheevenhidessomeinsidethepurseofawomansittingnearhimandthrowssomedownthetrousersoftherestaurant’sviolinist!hopelesspeoplewhomajorinplayingviolin(小提琴)Usefulphrases212.Thehumorisalwaysmadeclearthroughaseriesofsimpleandfunnyactsthatpurelyrelyonbodylanguage,whichisuniversal.many/only2.Thehumorisalwaysmadecle223.Whenhelooksatthemenu,an

astonishedlook

swiftlyappearsonhisface.asurprisedfacialexpression

quickly3.Whenhelooksatthemenu,a234.Hemakesanattempttoeatit,butitisclearfromthelookonhisfacethathefindsthetastetruly

disgusting.trytodosth.

reallybad4.Hemakesanattempttoeat24Readthesecondpassage,andtrytoworkoutthemainideaofthesecondpassage.ThepassagetalksabouttheactorwhoplaysMr.Bean,RowanAtkinson.Readthesecondpassage,andt25Second-reading1.HowdoyouknowthatRowanAtkinsonisnotlikehisfamouscharacterMr.Bean?Inwhatwaysishedifferent?2.DidRowanAtkinson’sparentsencouragehimtobecomeanactor?Whyorwhynot?Second-reading1.Howdoyoukno263.DoesRowanAtkinsonliketoworkwithothertalentedpeople?Howdoyouknow?Answers1.Inthefirstparagraph,thereisasentence:ifyouthinkthatRowanAtkinsonisanythinglikehisfamouscreation,thenyou’reinforasurprise.SowecaninferfromitthatAtkinsonisnot

like3.DoesRowanAtkinsonliketo27hisfamouscharacterMr.Beanatall.2.No.Becausehespenthisearlyyearswithhisfamilyonthefarmwithhismother,threeolderbrothersandhisstrictfather,whodidnotbelieveinthevalueoftelevision.hisfamouscharacterMr.Be283.Yes.Becausewhenhemetagroupoftalentedpeopleatuniversity,herealizedthiscouldbeacareerforhim.Wecaninferfromthispassagethathelikestoworkwithothertalentedpeople.3.Yes.Becausewhenhemetag291.…,thenyouareinforasurprise.Youwillbesurprised.2.AtOxford,heobtainedhisMaster’sdegreeinelectricalengineering.Thismightexplainhisinterestinfastcars,ofwhichhehasavastcollection.Wordsandphrases1.…,thenyouareinforasu30gothisMaster’s/Bachelor'/Doctor'sdegree.Thatiswhyheissointerestedin…3.Rowan’scareerchangefromanelectricalengineertoafamouscomedianwaspartlyduetosomespeakingproblemshehadinhischildhood.gothisMaster’s/Bachelor'/Do31

bebecauseof4.Hecompensatedforthisbytalkingverydeliberately.makeupfor…(彌補)intentionally

5.Thismayhaveinspiredtheabnormalspeechpatternsofmanyofhischaracters.

activated/

notnormalbebecauseof326.Althoughhisteacherspredictedacareerinacting,Rowanwasnot

convincedhimself,untilhemetagroupoftalentedpeopleatuniversity,whowereinvolvedin

theater,andherealizedthiscouldbeacareerforhim.6.Althoughhisteacherspredic33tellsth.inadvance/suretakepartinsth./participateinsth.

7.Itwasoneofthosethingswhichhappenveryrarelyinyourlife,whenyourealizeyouareinthe

presenceofgenius.IwasconvincedhewouldbemorefamousthanChaplin.seldom/befacedwithtellsth.inadvance/sure34Speaking:Retellthesecondpassageaccordingthefollowingclues:Whenhewasyoung,he….,who….Hestudiedinthesame....At13,heearned…tostudyina….Speaking:35Laterhestudied…in…university.hewassointerestedin…thathehadavast…of….Therearetworeasonsforhischangeofcareer:thefirst,hehadsomeproblemsin…,sohecompensatedforthisbytalkingintentionally.Laterhestudied…in…univers36Lesson3MyFavoriteComedyLesson337Doyouliketowatchcomedies?WhatisyourfavoritefunnymovieorTVprogram?WhoisyourfavoriteTVcomedian?Firstlet’slearnthenewwordsandexpressions.FreetalkDoyouliketowatchcomedies?38comedyputonturnsb.offregardlessofpurelyuniversalsealn.喜劇假裝令人討厭不管，不顧adv.完全地，僅僅adj.全世界的，普遍的，通用的vt.封，密封comedyn.喜劇假裝令人討厭不管，不顧adv.完全地，僅39astonishsaucerrawdisgustingdesperateobtainpartlyvt.使驚訝，使驚駭n.茶托，茶杯碟adj.生的，未煮過的adj.厭惡的adj.不顧一切的vt.得到，獲得adj.部分的astonishvt.使驚訝，使驚駭n.茶托，茶杯碟adj.40compensatedeliberatelyconvinceplayaroundpullfacesrarelyvt.補償，賠償adv.不慌不忙地vt.使相信四處游戲做鬼臉adv.很少，難得compensatevt.補償，賠償adv.不慌不忙地vt.41Forme,Ilikewatchingcomediesverymuch.OfallthecomediesIhavewatched,IliketheCrazyStonebestbecauseallthelinesthereareinchongqingdialect.AndIcaneasilyfollowtheplot.Thebestcomedian,inmymind,isMr.Bean.Forme,Ilikewatchingcomed42BackgroundMr.BeanBackgroundMr.Bean43ThemostfamouscomedyactorChaplin

isfondof

imitatingotherpeople.ZengZhiweicanputondifferentvoices.PhrasalverbsThemostfamouscomedyactorP44XieTingfengalways

getsintotrouble

andthengetsoutofit.Mr.Bean

makesout

thathe/sheisnotverybright.Heusuallydressesupasdifferentpeople.XieTingfengalways45Hetellsgoodanecdotesandmakesupgoodjokes.Mr.Beancanmakeyouburstoutlaughing.Ireallyturnyouoffbecauseyouneverreturnbackmythings.

Hetellsgoodanecdotesandma46ReadingStrategies

1.Sometimesthingsarenotstated

explicitlyinthetext.Youneedto

makeinferencesorreadbetween

thelinestounderstandwhatis

meant.

2.First,readthetexttogetthegeneral

idea.Thenreadthequestionsanduse

themtoguideyou.ReadingStrategies

1.Sometimes473.Readthetextagainusinglogictomakeinferences.3.Readthetextagainusinglo48ReadText1andanswerthequestions.1.WhyhasMr.Beangonetoafancyrestaurantonthisparticularday?2.DoesMr.Beanhavemanyfriends?Howdoyouknow?ReadText1andanswerthe493.WhydoesMr.Beanchoosethe“steaktartare”?4.WhydoesMr.Beanpretendtolikethefoodwhenthewaiterstalktohim?3.WhydoesMr.Beanchoosethe501.BecausethatdaywasMr.Bean’sbirthdayandhewantedtoshowtoalotofpeoplethatsomeonereallysenthimacard.Actually,thebirthdaycardwassenttohimbyhimself.Answers1.BecausethatdaywasMr.Bea512.No.becausenobodysenthimabirthdaycard.Hecouldonlywriteitbyhimself.3.Becausehedoesn’thaveenoughmoneytoorderotherdishes.4.Becauseifheshowedhisdislikingtothefaceofthewaiter,thewaiterwouldaskhimtoordersomethingelse.2.No.becausenobodysenthim52Asallofusknow,hecouldnotaffordtoorderotherdishes.Asallofusknow,hecouldno531.Mr.Beanisaninternationally

recognizedcomedycharacteronTVandinfilms.PeopleallovertheworldknowMr.Bean.Heconstantly

getsintoawkwardandabsurdsituations,Adverbsanditsusages1.Mr.Beanisaninternational54whichgreatlyamusesaudiencesregardlessoftheirnationalityandculture.2.Frequentlygettingintostrangeandembarrassingsituationsmakessomebodylaugh.whichgreatlyamusesaudien55Itsusages

1.Adverbsthatdescribesthewaysomethingisdone2.Adverbsthatdescribewhenorhowoftensomethingisdone3.AdverbsthatcandescribeotheradjectivesItsusages56Usefulphrases1.Hebecamesodesperateintheendthatheevenhidessomeinsidethepurseofawomansittingnearhimandthrowssomedownthetrousersoftherestaurant’sviolinist!hopelesspeoplewhomajorinplayingviolin(小提琴)Usefulphrases572.Thehumorisalwaysmadeclearthroughaseriesofsimpleandfunnyactsthatpurelyrelyonbodylanguage,whichisuniversal.many/only2.Thehumorisalwaysmadecle583.Whenhelooksatthemenu,an

astonishedlook

swiftlyappearsonhisface.asurprisedfacialexpression

quickly3.Whenhelooksatthemenu,a594.Hemakesanattempttoeatit,butitisclearfromthelookonhisfacethathefindsthetastetruly

disgusting.trytodosth.

reallybad4.Hemakesanattempttoeat60Readthesecondpassage,andtrytoworkoutthemainideaofthesecondpassage.ThepassagetalksabouttheactorwhoplaysMr.Bean,RowanAtkinson.Readthesecondpassage,andt61Second-reading1.HowdoyouknowthatRowanAtkinsonisnotlikehisfamouscharacterMr.Bean?Inwhatwaysishedifferent?2.DidRowanAtkinson’sparentsencouragehimtobecomeanactor?Whyorwhynot?Second-reading1.Howdoyoukno623.DoesRowanAtkinsonliketoworkwithothertalentedpeople?Howdoyouknow?Answers1.Inthefirstparagraph,thereisasentence:ifyouthinkthatRowanAtkinsonisanythinglikehisfamouscreation,thenyou’reinforasurprise.SowecaninferfromitthatAtkinsonisnot

like3.DoesRowanAtkinsonliketo63hisfamouscharacterMr.Beanatall.2.No.Becausehespenthisearlyyearswithhisfamilyonthefarmwithhismother,threeolderbrothersandhisstrictfather,whodidnotbelieveinthevalueoftelevision.hisfamouscharacterMr.Be643.Yes.Becausewhenhemetagroupoftalentedpeopleatuniversity,herealizedthiscouldbeacareerforhim.Wecaninferfromthispassagethathelikestoworkwithothertalentedpeople.3.Yes.Becausewhenhemetag651.…,thenyouareinforasurprise.Youwillbesurprised.2.AtOxford,heobtainedhisMaster’sdegreeinelectricalengineering.Thismightexplainhisinterestinfastcars,ofwhichhehasavastcollection.Wordsandphrases1.…,thenyouareinforasu66gothisMaster’s/Bachelor'/Doctor'sdegree.That