北师大版高二英语选修6《Unit17 Lesson 3》课件

Lesson3MyFavoriteComedyDoyouliketowatchcomedies?WhatisyourfavoritefunnymovieorTVprogram?WhoisyourfavoriteTVcomedian?Firstlet’slearnthenewwordsandexpressions.Freetalkcomedyputonturnsb.offregardlessofpurelyuniversalsealn.喜剧假装令人讨厌不管，不顾adv.完全地，仅仅adj.全世界的，普遍的，通用的vt.封，密封astonishsaucerrawdisgustingdesperateobtainpartlyvt.使惊讶，使惊骇n.茶托，茶杯碟adj.生的，未煮过的adj.厌恶的adj.不顾一切的vt.得到，获得adj.部分的compensatedeliberatelyconvinceplayaroundpullfacesrarelyvt.补偿，赔偿adv.不慌不忙地vt.使相信四处游戏做鬼脸adv.很少，难得Forme,Ilikewatchingcomediesverymuch.OfallthecomediesIhavewatched,IliketheCrazyStonebestbecauseallthelinesthereareinchongqingdialect.AndIcaneasilyfollowtheplot.Thebestcomedian,inmymind,isMr.Bean.BackgroundMr.BeanThemostfamouscomedyactorChaplinisfondofimitatingotherpeople.ZengZhiweicanputondifferentvoices.PhrasalverbsXieTingfengalwaysgetsintotroubleandthengetsoutofit.Mr.Beanmakesoutthathe/sheisnotverybright.Heusuallydressesupasdifferentpeople.Hetellsgoodanecdotesandmakesupgoodjokes.Mr.Beancanmakeyouburstoutlaughing.Ireallyturnyouoffbecauseyouneverreturnbackmythings.ReadingStrategies1.Sometimesthingsarenotstatedexplicitlyinthetext.Youneedtomakeinferencesorreadbetweenthelinestounderstandwhatismeant.2.First,readthetexttogetthegeneralidea.Thenreadthequestionsandusethemtoguideyou.3.Readthetextagainusinglogictomakeinferences.ReadText1andanswerthequestions.1.WhyhasMr.Beangonetoafancyrestaurantonthisparticularday?2.DoesMr.Beanhavemanyfriends?Howdoyouknow?3.WhydoesMr.Beanchoosethe“steaktartare”?4.WhydoesMr.Beanpretendtolikethefoodwhenthewaiterstalktohim?1.BecausethatdaywasMr.Bean’sbirthdayandhewantedtoshowtoalotofpeoplethatsomeonereallysenthimacard.Actually,thebirthdaycardwassenttohimbyhimself.Answers2.No.becausenobodysenthimabirthdaycard.Hecouldonlywriteitbyhimself.3.Becausehedoesn’thaveenoughmoneytoorderotherdishes.4.Becauseifheshowedhisdislikingtothefaceofthewaiter,thewaiterwouldaskhimtoordersomethingelse.Asallofusknow,hecouldnotaffordtoorderotherdishes.1.Mr.BeanisaninternationallyrecognizedcomedycharacteronTVandinfilms.PeopleallovertheworldknowMr.Bean.Heconstantlygetsintoawkwardandabsurdsituations,Adverbsanditsusageswhichgreatlyamusesaudiencesregardlessoftheirnationalityandculture.2.Frequentlygettingintostrangeandembarrassingsituationsmakessomebodylaugh.Itsusages1.Adverbsthatdescribesthewaysomethingisdone2.Adverbsthatdescribewhenorhowoftensomethingisdone3.AdverbsthatcandescribeotheradjectivesUsefulphrases1.Hebecamesodesperateintheendthatheevenhidessomeinsidethepurseofawomansittingnearhimandthrowssomedownthetrousersoftherestaurant’sviolinist!hopelesspeoplewhomajorinplayingviolin(小提琴)2.Thehumorisalwaysmadeclearthroughaseriesofsimpleandfunnyactsthatpurelyrelyonbodylanguage,whichisuniversal.many/only3.Whenhelooksatthemenu,anastonishedlookswiftlyappearsonhisface.asurprisedfacialexpressionquickly4.Hemakesanattempttoeatit,butitisclearfromthelookonhisfacethathefindsthetastetrulydisgusting.trytodosth.reallybadReadthesecondpassage,andtrytoworkoutthemainideaofthesecondpassage.ThepassagetalksabouttheactorwhoplaysMr.Bean,RowanAtkinson.Second-reading1.HowdoyouknowthatRowanAtkinsonisnotlikehisfamouscharacterMr.Bean?Inwhatwaysishedifferent?2.DidRowanAtkinson’sparentsencouragehimtobecomeanactor?Whyorwhynot?3.DoesRowanAtkinsonliketoworkwithothertalentedpeople?Howdoyouknow?Answers1.Inthefirstparagraph,thereisasentence:ifyouthinkthatRowanAtkinsonisanythinglikehisfamouscreation,thenyou’reinforasurprise.SowecaninferfromitthatAtkinsonisnotlikehisfamouscharacterMr.Beanatall.2.No.Becausehespenthisearlyyearswithhisfamilyonthefarmwithhismother,threeolderbrothersandhisstrictfather,whodidnotbelieveinthevalueoftelevision.3.Yes.Becausewhenhemetagroupoftalentedpeopleatuniversity,herealizedthiscouldbeacareerforhim.Wecaninferfromthispassagethathelikestoworkwithothertalentedpeople.1.…,thenyouareinforasurprise.Youwillbesurprised.2.AtOxford,heobtainedhisMaster’sdegreeinelectricalengineering.Thismightexplainhisinterestinfastcars,ofwhichhehasavastcollection.WordsandphrasesgothisMaster’s/Bachelor'/Doctor'sdegree.Thatiswhyheissointerestedin…3.Rowan’scareerchangefromanelectricalengineertoafamouscomedianwaspartlyduetosomespeakingproblemshehadinhischildhood.bebecauseof4.Hecompensatedforthisbytalkingverydeliberately.makeupfor…(弥补)intentionally5.Thismayhaveinspiredtheabnormalspeechpatternsofmanyofhischaracters.activated/notnormal6.Althoughhisteacherspredictedacareerinacting,Rowanwasnotconvincedhimself,untilhemetagroupoftalentedpeopleatuniversity,whowereinvolvedintheater,andherealizedthiscouldbeacareerforhim.tellsth.inadvance/suretakepartinsth./participateinsth.7.Itwasoneofthosethingswhichhappenveryrarelyinyourlife,whenyourealizeyouareinthepresenceofgenius.IwasconvincedhewouldbemorefamousthanChaplin.seldom/befacedwithSpeaking:Retellthesecondpassageaccordingthefollowingclues:Whenhewasyoung,he….,who….Hestudiedinthesame....At13,heearned…tostudyina….Laterhestudied…in…university.hewassointerestedin…thathehadavast…of….Therearetworeasonsforhischangeofcareer:thefirst,hehadsomeproblemsin…,sohecompensatedforthis