新视界大学英语综合教程4unit6.pptxVIP

;;Warming up;Warming up;Warming up;Skimming;Skimming;Skimming;Skimming;Skimming;Golden memories;Digging;译文;译文;译文;译文;译文;译文;译文;译文;Digging;Digging;Digging;Digging;Digging;Digging;Digging;Digging;; ;;;;Difficult sentences ;Difficult sentences ;Difficult sentences ;estate ;释义2;释义;释义1;释义2;释义1;释义2;释义1;释义2;释义;释义;释义;释义;释义;释义1;释义2;释义;释义;释义1;释义2;释义;释义;释义;释义;释义;释义;释义1;释义2;释义;释义;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Background information;The British love visiting the beautiful old house of the upper classes of the past, and this is a very popular weekend activity. Against this background, one can imagine the rather sentimental feelings old houses evoke in people as shown in this passage. ;Interpreting;;;;Work in pairs and discuss the questions.;1 Can a house have a “personality”?;2 How important is it to have a house in which you can feel “at home”?;3 What are the relative merits of an old and a new house? ;4 Should old houses be pulled down to build new ones? Or should they be restored?;5 Are old buildings part of the local or national heritage? Or are we too attached to them for sentimental reasons?;Unfamiliar Words;Unfamiliar Words;;Unfamiliar Words;;;Language in Use;Language in Use;Language in Use;Language in Use;Language in Use;Language in Use;Language in Use;Language in Use;Language in Use;Language in Use;Language in Use;1 I’ve never seen him face on, but I do know that strangely, although we’re identical, we’re the exact opposite of each other, with my front door facing east and my neighbor’s facing west, my bedroom in the back over his kitchen, my kitchen under his bedroom in the front.;;;;;⑦ Translate the sentences into English.;3 坦率地说，我很喜欢这座老房子。虽然条件简朴了些，但让人感觉温暖。(to be frank) To be frank, I like the old house very much. Despite its?simple conditions, it gives people a feeling of warmth. 4 她不愿意搬到市中心去，因为在郊区有很多陪伴她的朋友。(downtown; suburb; keep…company) She doesn’t want to move to the downtown because in the suburbs she has many friends who keep her compan