成教英语二课件.pptxVIP

成教英语二课件第1页/共218页第2页/共218页Teaching ObjectivesIn this unit, you will learn: the main idea of two texts;the key words, expressions, structures in Text A and Text B;useful expressions and sentences concerning making appointments;writing skills: How to organize a paragraph?the grammar point: Sentence Elements第3页/共218页Warm-up Activity: Pre-reading questionsHow does one usually feel when he or she is having a date?Do you think it’s helpful to have a car when you go for a date? Why or why not?3. Is there any difference between a “date” and an “appointment”?第4页/共218页Text UnderstandingBackground InformationText OrganizationLanguage PointsUseful ExpressionsSentences to Be RememberedExercises第5页/共218页Text A—Background InformationChevy (1)Louis Chevrolet and ChevroletIn 1911, William Durant, one of the founders of GM, invited Louis Chevrolet, the famous Swiss racer and engineer, to develop a new model for mainstream customers. A new company names after the designer was thus established, 第6页/共218页Text A—Background InformationChevy (2)and a new type of car names after the designer began to enjoy popularity, and that is Chevrolet. Chevrolet and ChevyIn the United States, people call Chevrolet as Chevy, a nickname to express their fondness, and Chevy has become part of第7页/共218页Text A—Background InformationChevy (3)Americans’ life. It is an all time favorite of Americans, along with baseball, hotdogs and apple pie. In 2004, the global sale of Chevrolet exceeded 3,500,000 which made up 5% of total worldwide auto sales. There was one Chevrolet in every 16 cars in 2004. 第8页/共218页Text A—Background InformationChevy (4)Chevrolet Bowtie LogoThere have been a number of guesses on how and where the Chevrolet bowtie logo comes from. The real story might remain a mystery forever. However, the most romantic version, or rather the most widespread version, is第9页/共218页Text A—Background InformationChevy (5)related to William Durant. In 1908, when on a round-the-world trip, Mr. Durant unexpectedly f