Winston-Churchill's-speeches丘吉尔的演讲.ppt

Module 6 War and PeaceReading practice Winston Churchill's Speeches How many parts can we divide the passage into? Three partsSkimming Match the main idea of each part.Part onePart twoPart threeFive examples of his great speeches and famous lines.The influence of his great speeches.Winston Churchill is especially famous for his speeches.(Para 1)(Paras 2-6)(Para 7)Scanning 1. BackgroundWhen he was invited to become ____________________________________________.The first speechand the leader of aPrime Minister new government2. Famous lines“I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat.”3. What’s your understanding about the famous lines?Careful reading As a British leader, Churchill could only promise to do his best to defeat the Germans. He made strong determination to fight against Germany. summary 2. Background information1. When did Churchill give the speech? The second speechThe British Army ____________ from Dunkirk in France.June 1940 (a month later)had retreated 3. Famous lines“We shall fight on the beaches , we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills, we shall never surrender.”4. What’s your understanding about the famous lines? Churchill encouraged the British people to fight against Germany everywhere, and never surrender.Summary 1. Famous linesThe third speech“In years to come,” he said, “ … men will say, ‘ This was their finest hour.” 1. the “men” refers to _______. A the British people B everyone who defended Britain2. the “finest hour” refers to _______. A the happiest time in their life B the time when they defended Britain“In years to come,” he said, “ … men will say, ‘ This was their finest hour.” What’s your understanding about the famous lines? Summary Churchill wanted to draw attention to the courage of everyone defending Britain. And British people would admire everyone who defended Britain. 1. Background inf