《新视野大学英语（第二版）》book2-unit5a.pptVIP

Words Expressions L. 44 starve sb. of （使）因缺乏而受困苦；（使）丧失 书到用时方恨少。 It is only when it comes to _______________________ ________ that we ________ _______________________. starving ourselves of it the application of our book learning regret starve to death Words Expressions L. 61 literally (used to emphasize) actually -- The Olympic Games were watched by ~ billions of people. literal meaning / translation literary literary criticism / works / language 2 5 2 5 * * Warming up Words Related to Smoking heavy smoker passive smoker secondhand smoker chain smoker Warming up smokeism smokeist 禁烟主义 禁烟主义者 Smokeism represents a body of opinion that smoking is not only bad for the smokers, but also harmful to nonsmokers, and that it should be prohibited in public places right now, and perhaps banned altogether one day. Those who are anti-smoking anywhere and anytime. Warming up Warming up World No Tobacco Day * May 31st? * Sponsored by WHO Warming up Women currently make up about 20% of the world’s tobacco users, which the tobacco companies see as a potential for market growth. “Gender and tobacco with an emphasis on marketing to women” * Theme (2010)? No Smoking Day Warming up * 2nd Wed., March, Britain? Warming up Warming up By giving a vivid description of how her daughter smokes while doing her homework, the author intends to express how she feels — she feels so terrible that she weeps — and to imply how bitterly she hates the habit of smoking. To illustrate why she felt so terrible when seeing her daughter smoke, the author follows time sequence and cause-and-effect pattern to tell the reader her painful experience with her father’s death from smoking. Based on what she saw and read, how much she cherished life and how helplessly she watched her father kill himself, the author finally appeals to all people to keep away from tobacco and value their lives. (Para. 1) (Paras. 2-5) (Paras. 6-8) The author’s anxiety about her daughter’s smoking The aut