综合教程Unit-1-Never-say-goodbye-(2)

SFS,SCNUUnit1Neversaygoodbye(2)SFS,SCNUWarmingupThistextcanberoughlydividedintothreeparts.Whatisthemainideaofeachpart?SFS,SCNUParagraphs1—4Theauthorbringsup----theproblemhewasconfrontedwith:hefoundithardtoovercomethesadnessasthemomentofpartingdrewnear.Soheturnedtohisgrandpaforhelp.SFS,SCNUParagraphs5—13Theauthor’sgrandpa,bynarratinghissadexperienceofthelossofhiseldestsonduringthewar,illustrateshowonecanovercomethesadfeelingresultingfromthelossofsomeonedeartohimbyrecallingnotthemomentofpartingbutthehappytimesspenttogether.SFS,SCNUParagraphs14—20Withthewayhebehavedwhenconfrontedwithanothersadmoment–thelossofhisgrandpa,theauthorshowsusthathecametounderstandwhathisgrandpahadtaughthim.SFS,SCNU1.WhenIwastenIwassuddenlyconfrontedwiththeanguishofmovingfromtheonlyhomeIhadeverknown.Mywholelife,briefasitwas,hadbeenspentinthatbigoldhouse,gracefullytouchedwiththelaughterandtearsoffourgenerations.2.Whenthefinaldaycame,Irantothehavenofthesmallbackporchandsatalone,shuddering,astearswelledupfrommyheart.SuddenlyIfeltahandrestonmyshoulder.Ilookeduptoseemygrandfather.“Itisn’teasy,isit,Billy?”hesaidsoftly,sittingdownonthestepsbesideme.NeverSayGoodbyeDetailedreading1-2DetailedreadingSFS,SCNUDetailedreading3-4Detailedreading3.“Grandpa,”Irepliedthroughmytears,“howcanIeversaygoodbyetoyouandallmyfriends?”4.Foramomenthejuststaredoffintotheappletrees.“Goodbyeissuchasadword,”hesaid.“Itseemstoofinal,toocold,forfriendstouse.Weseemtohavesomanywaysofsayinggoodbyeandtheyallhaveonethingincommon:sadness.”SFS,SCNUDetailedreading5-9Detailedreading5.Icontinuedtolookintohisface.Hegentlytookmyhandinhis.“Comewithme,myfriend,”hewhispered.6.Wewalked,handinhand,tohisfavoriteplaceinthefrontyard,whereahugeredrosebushsatconspicuouslyalone.7.“Whatdoyouseehere,Billy?”Heasked.8.Ilookedattheflowers,notknowingwhattosay,andthenanswered,“Iseesomethingsoftandbeautiful,Grandpa.”9.Kneeling,hepulledmeclose.“Itisn’tjusttherosesthatarebeautiful,Billy.It’sthatspecialplaceinyourheartthatmakesthemso.”SFS,SCNUDetailedreading10-12Detailedreading10.Hiseyesmetmineagain.“Billy,Iplantedtheserosesalong,longtimeago—beforeyourmotherwasevenadream.Iputthemintothesoilthedaymyfirstsonwasborn.ItwasmywayofsayingthankyoutoGod.Thatboy’snamewasBilly,justlikeyours.Iusedtowatchhimpickrosesforhismother.”11.Isawmygrandfather’stears.Ihadneverseenhimcrybefore.Hisvoicebecamehoarse.12.“Onedayaterriblewarcame,andmyson,likesomanysons,wentawaytofightagreatevil.HeandIwalkedtothetrainstationtogether...Threemonthslateratelegramcame.MysonhaddiedinsometinyvillageinItaly.AllIcouldthinkofwasthatthelastthingIsaidtohiminthislifewasgoodbye.”SFS,SCNUDetailedreading13Detailedreading13.Grandpaslowlystoodup.“Don’teversaygoodbye,Billy.Don’tevergiveintothesadnessandthelonelinessofthatword.Iwantyoutorememberinsteadthejoyandthehappinessofthosetimeswhenyoufirstsaidhellotoafriend.Takethatspecialhelloandlockitawaywithinyou—inthatplaceinyourheartwheresummerisanalwaystime.Whenyouandyourfriendsmustpart,Iwantyoutoreachdeepwithinyouandbringbackthatfirsthello.”SFS,SCNU14.Ayearandhalflater,mygrandfatherbecamegravelyill.Whenhereturnedfromseveralweeksinthehospital,hewantedhisbednexttothewindow,wherehecouldseehisbelovedrosebush.15.ThenthefamilywassummonedandIreturnedtotheoldhouse.Itwasdecidedthattheoldestgrandchildrenwouldbeallowedtosaytheirgoodbyes.Detailedreading14-15DetailedreadingSFS,SCNU16.Whenitcametomyturn,Inotedhowtiredhelooked.Hiseyeswereclosedandhisbreathingwasslowandhard.17.Itookhishandasgentlyashehadoncetakenmine.18.“Hello,Grandpa,”Iwhispered.Hiseyesslowlyopened.19.“Hello,myfriend,”hesaid,withabriefsmile.HiseyesclosedagainandImovedon.Detailedreading16-19DetailedreadingSFS,SCNUDetailedreading20Detailedreading20.Iwasstandingbyhisrosebushwhenanunclecametotellmethatmygrandfatherhaddied.RememberingGrandpa’swords,Ireacheddeepwithinmeforthosespecialfeelingsthathadmadeupourfriendship.Suddenly,andtruly,Iknewwhathehadmeantaboutneversayinggoodbye—aboutrefusingtogiveintothesadness.SFS,SCNUDetailedreading1-2--Question1Theauthor’shomewasalargeoldhouse,inwhichfourgenerationshadlivedinharmonyandexperiencedbothhappinessandsadness.DetailedreadingParagraph1QuestionWhatdoyouknowabouttheauthor’shome?SFS,SCNUParagraph2QuestionWhydidtheauthorshudderandshedtearswhenthefinaldaycame?Detailedreading1-2--Question2Becausehewasextremelyreluctanttoleaveandcouldnotbeartosaygoodbyetohisgrandfatherandhisfriendsaswellastohisbigoldhouse.DetailedreadingSFS,SCNUconfront:vt.1)befacedwithandhavetodealwithDetailedreading—confront1e.g.Theactresswasconfrontedbyalargegroupofreportersassheleftthestagedoor.Wheneverweareconfrontedwithanydifficulties,weshouldn’tgiveupwhatwearedoing.Detailedreading2)forcetodealwithoracceptthetruthsof;bringfacetofacewithe.g.Whenthepoliceconfrontedherwiththeevidence,sheconfessedshewasguilty.SFS,SCNUDetailedreading—confront2Collocations:beconfrontedwithconfrontsb.withsth.DetailedreadingSynonyms:encounter,faceSFS,SCNUanguish:n.verygreatpainandsuffering,esp.ofthemindDetailedreading–anguish1e.g.Lear,abroken,confusedoldman,diedinangui