高三英語上冊 Module 3 Unit 5 Short stories課件1 上海新世紀(jì)版

UNIT 5 SHORT STORIESThe Luncheon威廉威廉薩默塞特薩默塞特毛姆毛姆 作者毛姆(1874-1965)，英國小說家，生于律師家庭。父母早死，由伯父接回英國撫養(yǎng)。原來學(xué)醫(yī)，后轉(zhuǎn)而致力寫作。他的作品基調(diào)憤世嫉俗，其短篇小說尤為膾炙人口。常以冷靜、客觀乃至挑剔的態(tài)度審視人生，基調(diào)超然，帶諷刺和憐憫意味，在國內(nèi)外擁有大量讀者。著名的有戲劇圈子，長篇小說人生的枷鎖、月亮和六便士，短篇小說集葉的震顫、卡蘇里那樹、阿金等。本篇是典型的毛姆式的嘲諷文體，結(jié)局出人意料。 1. A WOMAN AND I2. A luxurious restaurant3. The man had the cheapest dish a mutton Chop The woman had many luxurious dishes 4 .The woman is a reader who read the mans book . 5 .No, I dont think so . *Each student should have his or her own version of the story . 答案：1. In paragraph D 2. I met her at Foyots , on Thursday, at 12:30 pm 3.francs . Yes . he did . There was not a penny in his pocket .4.She weighs 126 kilos719482510LANGUAGE POINTS1 catch sight of 看見，瞥見 We may even catch sight of a bear on the ice .He thought he heard someone following him, and glancing round. He caught sight of a dark figure in the shadows.他覺得有人在跟蹤他，便向周圍掃了一眼，發(fā)現(xiàn)陰暗處有一個黑影。2.KEEP BODY AND SOUL TOGETHER 僅能維持生活 I hate my job, but I have to keep body and soul together somehow. 我討厭我的工作, 但不管怎么樣我得掙錢糊口With this sum the family could hardly keep body and soul together. 這么一點兒錢,一家人簡直沒法維持生活.3. BEYOND ONES MEANS 超出某人的支付能力 It is not advisable to live beyond ones means.生活費用超出收入是不可取的 。4 SERVE SOMEBODY RIGHT 罪有應(yīng)得 It will serve you right if you get stomach ache after eating all those apples. 如果你把那些蘋果都吃掉后胃痛的話,那是你應(yīng)得的報應(yīng)IMPORTANT SENTENCES : 1 She addressed me brightly . 她滿面春風(fēng)地和我拉扯起來. 2 One day I received a letter from her saying I got a letter saying that my father was in hospital. 我收到一封信我收到一封信,說我父親住院了說我父親住院了. Ving 定語 修飾letter ; say 說明信的內(nèi)容 3 She gave me a bright flash of her white teeth 她嫣然一笑，露出一口白牙。 4 She cried merrily, jumping into a taxi Ving 做狀語 表伴隨，和謂語動詞同時發(fā)生 They stood there for half an hour watching the stars in the sky. RETELL THE TEXT Do C2 on page 62 and give them correct answers. (1) a little luncheon (2) have a chat about(3) keep body and soul together (4) far beyond his means(5) talkative (6) pleased (7) assuming (8) a mutton chop (9) an inadequate tip (10) follow her example HOMEWORK 1.Read the passage again and again after class. 2.Try to learn the phrases by heart.