大学基础英语教程4 unit eleven Wings of Success - Attitude.ppt

Unit Eleven Wings of Success - Attitude Preview Learning Objectives I. Text Structure Analysis II. Developing Your Vocabulary II. Developing Your Vocabulary II. Developing Your Vocabulary II. Developing Your Vocabulary II. Developing Your Vocabulary III. Recognizing Main Ideas III. Recognizing Main Ideas IV. Trying the Translation IV. Trying the Translation IV. Trying the Translation IV. Trying the Translation Positive Attitude for Unlimited Success Positive Attitude for Unlimited Success Positive Attitude for Unlimited Success Positive Attitude for Unlimited Success Positive Attitude for Unlimited Success Positive Attitude for Unlimited Success Positive Attitude for Unlimited Success I. Getting the Message I. Getting the Message II. Recognizing Main Ideas II. Recognizing Main Ideas II. Recognizing Main Ideas I. Getting the Message I. Getting the Message Examples: restore (positive feeling) to 1. Measures aimed at restoring public confidence in the education system have been adopted. 2. She was hoping that the Mediterranean climate would restore her to full health. Text B Back Next Previous Home to bring back a positive feeling that a person or a group of people felt before Examples: concentrate on 1. I decided to concentrate all my efforts on the positive outcomes in my life. 2. You can concentrate your attentions on the feel and fit rather than any corrective properties of the shoes. Text B Back Next Previous Home to direct ones thoughts or attention to Examples: drag sb. down 1. Declining prices for aluminum have dragged down the companys earnings. 2. As public confidence in his capacity to reign has plummeted, Charles decline has dragged the monarchy down with him. Text B Back Next Previous Home to make sb. feel unhappy and weak or get into a worse situation Examples: sense of humor 1. Mr. Hardman was a popular teacher, renowned for his sense of humor. 2. Quiet-spoken and deeply read, he is an instructive and entertaining convers