9A Unit6 TV programmes Study skills课件 .pptVIP

Finish the exercises in the workbook. Preview the next lesson. * Have you ever read any English newspapers? When you read a newspaper, how can you find out the most important information quickly? How to read a newspaper When you read a newspaper, you should skim the headlines first. They will tell you the topic of each article. Newspaper headlines use present tense. Some words are left out to save space, including a/an/the, do/does/did, the verb be and and/but/or. Read the newspaper headlines below. Pay attention to the tense and the words left out. Newspaper articles Most important Least important 1 The Driver was killed, and eight were hurt in a bus crash 2 Heavy fog delays flights in Xinjiang 3 A Cat show was held in Shanghai 4 New artist sweeps American Music Awards 5 Here are some Xian travel trips Newspapers use a special style of writing. Usually the most important information— the who, what, where, when and how— comes first in an article. The details come next, from the most important details to the least important ones. Read the article below. Then answer the questions on the right. Popular poet passes away Susan Hunter, a poet whose poems were loved by millions, died of cancer on Tuesday in London. She was 73. Ms Hunter wrote hundreds of poems. They were mostly about home, family and life in the countryside. People around the country grew up listening to her poems on the radio, and her books have always been popular. She was also famous for helping other young poets get their start, and she taught writing at universities. 1 Who was Susan Hunter? 2 What happened to her? 3 Where did she die? 4 When did she die? 5 How did she die? She was a popular poet. She died. She died in London. She died on Tuesday. She died of cancer. 1. Popular poet passes away pass away 意为“去世” e.g. The old man passed away peacefully last week. 这个老人上个星期很安详地离 世了。 2. Susan Hunter,…, died of cancer on Tuesda