Unit2Let'sCelebrate!Ⅰ.話題微寫作(運(yùn)用單元知識，在真實(shí)任務(wù)情境中提高語言綜合運(yùn)用能力)假設(shè)你是李華，你的加拿大朋友Eric對中國的端午節(jié)比較感興趣，請你寫一封回信，簡單介紹端午節(jié)的來源、習(xí)俗和歷史，并邀請他來中國體驗(yàn)端午節(jié)。1．欣然得知你如此熱衷于中國的端午節(jié)，我非常榮幸地與你分享我所知道的所有知識。(honour;festival)MorethandelightedtoknowyouaregreatlykeenontheDragonBoatFestival，IamextremelyhonouredtosharewithyoualltheknowledgeIknow.2．被視為在中國慶祝的最流行的節(jié)日之一，端午節(jié)是在農(nóng)歷的五月初五。(regard...as;lunar)RegardedasoneofthemostpopulartraditionalfestivalscelebratedinChina,theDragonBoatFestivalfallsonthefifthdayofthefifthlunarmonth.3．端午節(jié)對中國人而言如此重要，家家戶戶都會慶祝這特殊的時刻。(occasion)ThefestivalissovitaltoChinesethateveryfamilycelebratesthisspecialoccasion.4．傳說端午節(jié)的起源是為了紀(jì)念古代愛國詩人屈原。(poet)LegendhasitthattheoriginoftheDragonBoatFestivalisinmemoryofQuYuan,anancientpatrioticpoet.5．以吃粽子，用竹葉或蘆葦葉包裹成金字塔形，和賽龍舟為特征，這個節(jié)日延續(xù)了數(shù)千年。(exist;wrap)Thefestivalhasexistedforthousandsofyears,markedbyeatingzongzi,wrappedtoformapyramidusingbambooorreedleaves,andracingdragonboats.6．端午節(jié)不但是一個紀(jì)念屈原的節(jié)日，還是一個人們迎接夏天和祝福夏天的節(jié)日。俗話說“端午晴一晴，年景指定行”。(indicate;harvest)ItisafestivalnotonlyformemorisingQuYuan,butforwelcomingandblessingsummer.Asthesayinggoes，“AsunnyDuanwuindicatesasplendidharvest”．7．中國的傳統(tǒng)節(jié)日是中國文化的重要組成部分，舉國上下熱烈、歡欣慶祝。這些節(jié)日在中國人心中有著重要的意義和地位。(joy)ChinesetraditionalfestivalsareanimportantpartofChinesecultureandarecelebratedwithmuchenthusiasmandjoythroughoutthecountry.ThesefestivalsholdgreatmeaningandsignificanceintheheartsoftheChinesepeople.8．希望這些信息對你有所幫助，如有任何疑問，隨時聯(lián)系我。(incaseof)Hopefully,thisinformationcanbeofgreathelptoyou.Pleasedon'thesitatetocontactmeincaseofanyquestion.[句式升級]1．將第3句用倒裝句進(jìn)行改寫升級。SovitalisthefestivaltoChinesethateveryfamilycelebratesthisspecialoccasion.2．將第7句用現(xiàn)在分詞短語作狀語進(jìn)行改寫升級。ChinesetraditionalfestivalsareanimportantpartofChinesecultureandarecelebratedwithmuchenthusiasmandjoythroughoutthecountry,holdinggreatmeaningandsignificanceintheheartsoftheChinesepeople.[連句成篇]參考范文：DearEric，MorethandelightedtoknowyouaregreatlykeenontheDragonBoatFestival，IamextremelyhonouredtosharewithyoualltheknowledgeIknow.RegardedasoneofthemostpopulartraditionalfestivalscelebratedinChina,theDragonBoatFestivalfallsonthefifthdayofthefifthlunarmonth.SovitalisthefestivaltoChinesethateveryfamilycelebratesthisspecialoccasion.LegendhasitthattheoriginoftheDragonBoatFestivalisinmemoryofQuYuan,anancientpatrioticpoet.Thefestivalhasexistedforthousandsofyears,markedbyeatingzongzi,wrappedtoformapyramidusingbambooorreedleaves,andracingdragonboats.ItisafestivalnotonlyformemorisingQuYuan,butforwelcomingandblessingsummer.Asthesayinggoes，“AsunnyDuanwuindicatesasplendidharvest”.ChinesetraditionalfestivalsareanimportantpartofChinesecultureandarecelebratedwithmuchenthusiasmandjoythroughoutthecountry,holdinggreatmeaningandsignificanceintheheartsoftheChinesepeople．Hopefully,thisinformationcanbeofgreathelptoyou.Pleasedon'thesitatetocontactmeincaseofanyquestion.Yours，LiHuaⅡ.讀后續(xù)寫微寫作(一)積累常誦情感描寫之“尷尬”和“羞愧”形容詞embarrassed,awkward,ashamed，embarrassing,guilty名詞/動詞embarrassment,awkwardness,shame，embarrass短語withembarrassment,withshame,bestruckdeadwithshame句子①“Dad,sorry,itwassuchamess.”Jeffmurmured,loweringhisheadinshame.②Shefeltsoashamedthatshecouldfeelherfaceburning.③Soashamedwasshethatshecouldfeelthebloodrushtoherface.(二)語段寫作第一步：按要求用表示“尷尬”和“羞愧”的表達(dá)或其他烘托人物“尷尬”和“羞愧”的描述完成句子1．“他又餓又窮，但他真的是個誠實(shí)的人?！彼恼煞蚵曇纛澏兜卣f，漲紅的臉上寫滿了窘迫?！癏ewashungryandpoor,buthewastrulyanhonestman，”herhusbandsaidwithatremblingvoice,embarrassmentwritteninhisredface．(名詞＋獨(dú)立主格結(jié)構(gòu))2．聽到這話，女人羞愧地坐在那里，感到滿臉發(fā)熱。Hearingthewords,thewomansatthereashamed，feelingherfaceburning．(形容詞作狀語＋非謂語動詞)3．她怎么會對這樣一個善良而負(fù)責(zé)任的男人發(fā)怒呢？Howcouldshebeangrywithsuchakindandresponsibleman？4．她從椅子上站起來，猶豫了一會兒，想著如何掩飾內(nèi)心的尷尬。Sherosefromherchair,andhesitatedforamoment,wonderinghowtohideherinnerembarrassment．(名詞作賓語)5．她垂下眼睛，盯著自己的腳，希望沒有人會注意到她有多尷尬。Shedroppedhereyesandstaredatherfeet,hopingnoonewouldnoticehowembarrassedshewas．(形容詞作表語)6．就像一個犯了錯誤的孩子，她甚至沒有勇氣直視丈夫的眼睛。Likeachildwhohadmadeamistake,sheevenhadnocouragetolookintoherhusband'seyes．(神態(tài)描寫)第二步：將以上各句合并成小短文并背誦，注意使用合適的過渡銜接詞匯“Hewashungryandpoor,buthewastrulyanhonestman，”herhusbandsaidwithatremblingvoice,embarrassmentwritteninhisredface.Hearingthewords,thewomansatthereashamed,feelingherfaceburning.Howcouldshebeangrywithsuchakindandresponsibleman?Sherosefromherchair,andhesitatedfor