U10Therisksoflife-Part2要点分析.pptVIP

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Book 1-Unit 10 Healthy and Unhealthy Lifestyle Work in small groups to make a list of unhealthy lifestyles in our life, and make some recommendations to address these problems. The first one has been done as an example. Rewrite the Sentences Useful Expressions Blank Filling Supplementary Work Book 1-Unit 10 1. What we choose to eat can influence our health— __________. There is nothing we can do to _____ the genes _________ from our parents. 3. For apparently healthy people there is no certain way of __________ who will have a heart attack or ___________ high blood pressure. 4. So it ______ sense to _____ as many preventive _________ as possible to ______ the risk as much as you can. 5. What they can’t say is that a certain way of eating will _________ freedom _____ heart diseases, or any other disorder. for better or worse alter inherited anticipating make take measures reduce guarantee from Fill in the blanks with missing words, and explain to your partner what they mean: suffer from Blank Filling Book 1-Unit 10 suffer (vt.): 遭受、蒙受、经历、忍受 They suffered many hardships on their way. The enemy suffered heavy losses in the battle. suffer (vi.): 受苦、遭难 He suffered terribly in those days. The bad man will suffer one day. (= will be punished) suffer from : 患（病），因……而受苦 He suffered from headache all day long. They suffered from cold and hunger. suffer/suffer from Book 1-Unit 10 The writer advises us that our diet will influence our health in one way or another. The writer warns that some disease doesn’t seem to have any relationship with food, but that doesn’t mean you can eat what you like. As the saying goes, exceptions disprove the rule. This mean that an exceptional case such as an 87-year-old heavy smoker can not be used to prove that the rule is not correct. Useful Expressions Find the expressions in the text for the following italicized words or phrases. (page 142) for better or worse. anything to do break the rul