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应用型大学英语综合教程基础篇1 第五版 unit 8 Pets—Friends of Human Beings.ppt

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Text B Chick Delight Text-related Exercises Function 　　Vocabulary: vocabulary on pets and other animals; 　　Key Phrases: turn around, take care of, get rid of, hang out, translate into, stick together, pay off; 　　Key Sentence Pattern: it is (was) + adj. + that + 主语从句; 　　Key Grammars: 代词的用法，省略句，现在分词短语作后置定语；　　Word Building:“re-”“trans-”. Text B Chick Delight Text-related Exercises Reading Skill Focus 　　　To understand and remember articles by asking questions. Writing Skill 　　　How to write a notice. Pronunciation Focus 　　　Articles and Numerals. Text A A Street Cat Named Bob Text-related Exercises Task A 　　Work in groups to finish the questionnaire below. If the statement is true, put a tick (√); if it’s not your normal condition, put a cross (×). √ √ x √ √ Text A A Street Cat Named Bob Text-related Exercises Task A 　　Work in groups to finish the questionnaire below. If the statement is true, put a tick (√); if it’s not your normal condition, put a cross (×). √ x √ √ x Text A A Street Cat Named Bob Text-related Exercises Task B 　　Work in groups to discuss the weirdest pet you have ever known. Text B Chick Delight 　　This is a story about a chicken and a couple written by William Grimes. In the end of the story, the chicken became popular in New York but eventually ran away. This is a story of love, love of pets and love of life. ? One day in the winter, I looked out my back window and saw a chicken. Nancy and I thought that the chicken had escaped from the live- poultry market about four blocks away and was on the run. Our hearts went out to the brave little refugee. We had to save it. ? The chicken took to its new surroundings easily. Its main social task was to join the cat society — a group of about five strays we fed. Sometimes, I’d look out back and see a cat chasing the chicken. Ten minutes later I’d see the chicken chasing a cat. I’d like to think they reached the plane of mutual respect, perhaps affection. Although it was nice to know the chicken could eat anyt