After-class Reading-Unit 9 Book 2教学教材.ppt

Passage Part Two: After-Class Reading Shopping After-Class Reading Part One (Para.1) There must be some reasons why women like shopping while men don’t. Part Two (Para. 2-4) Stores and shopping centers try to attract customers to spend more money. To be continued Part Three (Para. 5-7) There are different kinds of shoppers. Part Four (Para.8) It’s difficult to do shopping just properly. Organization Analysis Part Two: After-Class Reading Passage I Para.2 Stores and shopping centers make use of holidays to promote bargains and sales. Attracted by sales or bargains, people rush to stores to spend money. Para.3 Para.4 Stores get much profit from their sales. To be continued Part Two Part Two: After-Class Reading Passage I Para.5 There are serious shoppers who regard shopping as an important entertainment. Some people find shopping boring and tiring. Para.6 Para.7 There are all degrees of shoppers between the serious shopper and the unwilling shopper. To be continued Part Three Part Two: After-Class Reading Passage I Words and Expressions range from… to… honor otherwise sound particularly at best head for suspect Part Two: After-Class Reading Passage I Examples: ● Their ages range from 25 to 50. ● Prices range between $7 and $20. ● The frontier ranges from the northern hills to the southern coast. range from… to… (range between… and …) (Line 2， Para. 2, P.211） v. vary or extend between specified limits （在某一范围内）变化；变动 Part Two: After-Class Reading Passage I 1. source of pride and pleasure: privilege 光荣，荣幸 ● It’s a great honor to be invited. honor n. （Line 6， Para. 2, P.211） 2. great respect; high public regard 崇敬 ● They stood in silence as a mark of honor to her. v. show great respect for sb./sth.; give public praise and distinction to sb. 向某人致敬，给某人以荣誉 ● I feel highly honored by your trust. 能得到您的信任，我深感荣幸。 ● Will you honor me with a visit?