1、Unit 4 Growing up,Text A The Doctors Son,3,Question,How did you feel about your parents when you were a child? Do you think you are an adult now? Did your attitudes towards them change when you grew into a teenager?,4,Question,Did your parents always keep on telling you something and make you feel r

2、estless? Did you ever talk back when your parents blame you for something you did wrong? Can you share some good memories between you and your parents?,5,Quotes,You have to do your own growing no matter how tall your grandfather was. -Abraham lincoln The day the child realizes that all adults are im

3、perfect, he becomes an adolescent; the day he forgives them, he becomes an adult; the day he forgives himself, he become wise. - Alden Nowlan,Listen and Respond,Text AThe Doctors Son,Vermont,A state in the northeast part of the united states, well known for its Green Mountains. It has one of the old

4、est mountain ranges in the world. Most of its land is in agriculture and dairying is its primary farming industry.,14,In which town was “I” born?,What did the neighbors greet my father as?,15,What was fathers respond upon my addressing him “Sam”?,What was the girls response on my comments toward my

5、father?,16,17,What was the damage in the car accident?,What was fathers first response learning that he had a car accident?,What was “Sams ” “real name”?,18,Structure,The writer respected his father very much and he was proud of having such a good father.,When the writer was a child,He was glad to b

6、e surrounded by his classmates because he was Doctor Eppleys son. (Para. 2) He beamed when people compared him to his father. (Para. 2),19,When the writer was a teenager,The writer became defiant (挑釁的) and rebellious and he wanted to be independent.,He was unhappy when people referred to him as Doct

7、or Eppleys son, and he told them that he was Harold and could manage well on his own. (Paras. 3 with a strong will * She wont do what I ask shes very stubborn. as stubborn as a mule像騾子一樣頑固; 非常固執(zhí) a stubborn illness頑疾 a stubborn problem棘手的問(wèn)題,28,5. survive: v. He had survived heart bypass surgery. They

8、 struggled to survive in the war. Only two people survived the fire that took place last night.,29,compare: I compared the copy with the original but found no difference. He compared Beijing to the heart of China. Collocation: compare one thing with another 將一物與另一物比較 compare to 比作,30,CF: compare to,

9、 compare with 這些動(dòng)詞和動(dòng)詞短語(yǔ)均含“比較”之意。 compare to指兩物有類似或相似之處，從而“把（一物）比作（另一物）”。 compare with指“把用作比較”以便找出差異或,31,frown: vi. The teacher frowned angrily at the noisy class. He frowned with displeasure as he read his sons school report. frown at (on, upon) 不贊成, 不以為然 He frowned on the use of so much salt in the

10、 food.,32,would give anything/a lot/the world (to do sth.): would very much like (to do or have something) * He would give the world to make her happy. People tend to give anything for money when they are young; but when they get old they would give anything for health.,33,11. in ones own right: He

11、was born into a farmers family and became a scientist in his own right through hard work. Elizabeth II is Queen in her own right. Collocation: stand on ones own rights堅(jiān)持自己的權(quán)利 within ones rights不超越自己的權(quán)利范圍,34,12. glare: v. (at, on, upon) look in an angry way * She glared at me. The old gentleman just

12、stood there glaring at the pickpocket and did not say a word. CF: glare, stare, gaze & peer,35,13. be sick of: feel annoyance, dislike, and impatience from too much of something * I am sick of waiting around like this. I am sick of your complaints, be quiet! Collocation: sick of waiting等得不耐煩 sick of

13、 it all完全厭倦了這一切 sick and tired筋疲力盡的,36,wander: vi. (in, off) * The children wandered in the woods. * His mind is wandering. * The child wandered off and got lost. He realized his audiences attention was beginning to wander. wander about/over the world 漫游世界 wander from the subject/point 離題 注意wander和w

14、onder是形近詞 Alice in Wonderland,37,survey: survey the international situation She surveyed me unhappily over the top of her glasses. * a survey of air pollution 空氣污染調(diào)查 * an annual survey 年度調(diào)查 * According to a recent survey, in Shanghai there are about 2.5 million migrant workers.,38,sustain: v. * He s

15、ustained a severe blow on the head. * sustain a fatal injury 遭受致命的傷害 * sustain losses 蒙受損失 back, uphold, support & sustain,39,protest: v They protest against the governments Medicare system. The tourists protested about the bad service at the restaurant. protest about/against protest that ,40,choke

16、back: fight back * He tried to choke back his tears. * It is very difficult to choke back her anger. Collocation: choke down 用力咽下；強(qiáng)抑制住，按捺住,41,panic: * He panicked and ran as fast as he could to safety. The crowd panicked at the sound of the guns. panic at/over sth.,42,Hold ones head up I passed the

17、written paper but failed on the oral test and felt very bad, but my teacher told me to hold my head up.,43,1 “If you are anything like your father, youll be a smart boy.” (Para. 2) 2 “Why are you acting so stubborn lately?” (Para. 5) 3 “Well, Sam,” I replied, “I suppose that bothers you.” (Para. 6)

18、4 I glared at him. “Sam, Im sick of being treated like a child. Im in college now.Dont you think I know how to drive?” (Para. 17) 5 “Why didnt you look where you were going?” (Para. 21) 6 “Do you have insurance? Can you pay for this? Who are you?” (Para. 24) 7 “I didnt realize who you were.” (Para.

19、26) 8 “Are you hurt?” (Para. 28) 9 “Thank you, Dad. Happy New Year.” (Para. 31),A. furious and accusatory B. apologetic and rather regretful C. annoyed and hurt D. angry and blaming E. grateful and respectful,F. defiant and rebellious G. annoyed and defiant H. Complimentary and encouraging I. concerned and worried,44,Useful Expressions,45,1.開業(yè)行醫(yī) settle into ones medical practice 2.把他當(dāng)成