Nevergivein,never,never,neverWinstonChurchill1/41WinstonChurchill2/41WinstonChurchill3/41AngryChurchill4/41WinstonLeonardSpencerChurchillgrewupasthesonofaBritishnoble.Heattendedprivateschoolfromageofseven,andenteredHarrowin1888.Hewasnotimpressedwithhiseducation.LaterheenteredSandhurstRoyalMilitaryCollegein1893afterthreeattemptstopasstheentrancetest.Hejoinedthearmyin1895.5/41HewaselectedtotheHouseofCommons（下議院）asaConservativein1900.ThenhejoinedtheLiberalPartyandbecamethePresidentoftheBoardofTrade（貿(mào)易大臣）in1904.HeservedasUnderSecretaryofStatefortheColonies（殖民部次官）from1906to1908.HeservedinthemilitaryinFranceduringWorldWarI.HewasSecretaryofStateforWar（陸軍大臣）from1918to1921andChancelloroftheExchequer（財(cái)政大臣）from1924to1929.WhenWorldWarIIbrokeout,hewasnominatedasFirstLordOfAdmiralty（海軍大臣）.6/41HewasPrimeMinisterfrom1940to1945andfrom1951to1955,andhiswidelyregardedasBritain’sgreatest20th-centurystatesman.Besidesthis,heisalsoaprolifichistoricalwriter,andhismostfamousworksareTheWorldCrisis,MyearlyLife,Marlborough,TheSecondWorldWar,andAHistoryoftheEnglish-speakingPeople.HewasknightedforhisgreatcontributiontoBritainandwasawardedNobelPrizeforLiteraturein1953forhisTheSecondWorldWar.7/41TheArtofPublicSpeakingTypesofspeeches:Speakingtoinform/persuade/onspecialoccasions/insmallgroupsElementsofpublicspeaking:Speaker/Message/Channel/Listener/Feedback/Interference/situationMethods:Readingfrommanuscript/Recitingfrommemory/Speakingimpromptu/Speakingextemporaneously8/41TextstructurePart1(para1)openingremarksinwhichChurchillsummarizedthegreateventsthathadhappenedintheworldwithGreatBritaininparticularandthentalkedaboutthepurposeofhisvisit---toencouragethewholenationtofightagainsttheNazis.9/41TextstructurePartII(para2-5)itisthebodyofthespeechinwhichheanalyzedtheworldsituationandhowothercountrieslookedatBritainandthencalledontheBritainpeoplenottogivein.10/41TextstructurePartIII(para6-8)Itistheclosingremarksinwhich,bychangingawordintheadditionalverseoftheschoolsong,heexpressedhisconvictionthatthisnationwasdeterminedtofightforthevictoryofthisgreatwar.11/41ParagraphoneWhatwasChurchill’sintentionofsingingsomeoftheirsong?.uk/htmlFortyyearsonNotlesswepraiseindarkerdays/Theleaderofournation/AndChurchill’snameshallwinacclaim/Fromeachnewgeneration/Foryouhavepowerindanger’shour/Ourfreedomtodefend,Sir!/Thoughlongthefightweknowthatright/Willtriumphintheend,Sir!12/41Harrowschool13/41AttheinitialstageoftheSecondWorldWar,GreatBritainwasfightinginisolationagainstNaziFascist.SomeBritishpeopledoubtedwhethertheirnationcouldwinthewarwiththeirownefforts.ChurchillwantedtoconveytheconvictionofthegovernmenttotheBritishpeoplethroughthesesongsandencouragethemnottogivein.14/41LanguagepointsCatastrophic:catastrophichypothesis災(zāi)變說Apotentiallycatastrophicsituation可能引發(fā)嚴(yán)重災(zāi)難形勢15/41Acatastrophicillness.一場災(zāi)難性疾病Adecisiveorcatastrophicconflict.決定性或大規(guī)模戰(zhàn)爭Becertainthatyouarenotunderinsuredagainstcatastrophicillness.一定要為大病辦理充分保險(xiǎn)16/41Menace:threat(en)vi.Twomenmenacedhimwithweaponsandforcedhimtogiveuphismoney.menacewithone'sfistclenched.17/41n.Hespokewithmenaceinhisvoice.Acarelessdriverisamenacetoallroadusers.militarymenace18/41lull:break

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