高中英語(yǔ) Module 3 Introduction課件 外研版必修4

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1、IntroductionNow match the verbs in the box with the pictures: point shake smile wave point wave smile shakegiggle frownpull a long facehang ones head shrug ones shoulderShrug ones shoulderembracepoint point to 和和point at 都含有都含有“指著指著”的意思的意思, 兩者一般可以相互換用兩者一般可以相互換用。The teacher is pointing at (to) the ma

2、p on the wall. 老師指著墻上的地圖老師指著墻上的地圖。但主語(yǔ)是事物時(shí)但主語(yǔ)是事物時(shí), 一般用一般用point to作作謂語(yǔ)謂語(yǔ)。point at可以分開(kāi)使用可以分開(kāi)使用, 即即point 后直后直接跟名詞或代詞作賓語(yǔ)接跟名詞或代詞作賓語(yǔ), 再跟介詞再跟介詞at 表示方向表示方向, 意為意為“把把指向指向”, 而而point to 卻不得分開(kāi)使用。卻不得分開(kāi)使用。 The soldier pointed his gun at the doctor. 士兵用槍指著醫(yī)生。士兵用槍指著醫(yī)生。point out 意為意為“指出指出”, 其中其中out是副是副詞。如果它后面的賓語(yǔ)是代詞詞。如

3、果它后面的賓語(yǔ)是代詞, 則必須則必須把該賓語(yǔ)放在把該賓語(yǔ)放在out之前。之前。 Luckily the man knew Mr. Green and pointed him out to us. 幸好這個(gè)人認(rèn)識(shí)格林先生幸好這個(gè)人認(rèn)識(shí)格林先生, 于是便把他于是便把他指給我們看。指給我們看。point out 后面還可以接賓語(yǔ)從句。后面還可以接賓語(yǔ)從句。 Please point out where I was wrong. Look at the pictures and guess what the people are doing.pointwavesmileshake 1. The two

4、 youths are talking. The boy is _ the way.2. The lady is _ her hand, she is likely to say “goodbye” to somebody.3. The white men is _, maybe he is welcoming the black man.4. The two middle-aged men are _ hands, perhaps they are greeting.pointingwavingsmilingshakingSay what you do when you Example: b

5、e introduced to someone. I shake hands and say, “Pleased to meet you.”1. meet a friendI shake hands and say, “ Pleased to meet you.”2. show someone the way3. see a friend in the distance4. enter a friends houseI point in the direction they must go. I wave my hand.I shake hands and say, “Hello, pleas

6、ed to see you.”5. say yes 6. say no 7. say who? Me?I nod my head up and down.I shake my head from side to side. I point to myself and put on a surprised expression. 1. How much do you communicate with your body? A. Not at all B. Not much C. A lot D. Perhaps more than I think. E. Perhaps more than with words. 2. Can you give reasons for your choice (s)? Read and answer the questions. Thank you!