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课件网) Unit 8 Literature Writing Workshop A Continuation of a Story 高二英语组 张崇 1 ．_____v.继续→_____adj. 继续的 [k n tinju'ei n] n. 延续， 继续部分 2. aboard [ 'b :d] prep.&adv.在（船，飞机，火车）上； 上（船，飞机，火车） 3. seaman ['si:m n] n.水手，海员，水兵 4. comfort ['k mf t] vt.安慰，抚慰 n.舒适感，满足感 5. take… for granted 视…为理所当然（而对其不重视） 6. emotional [i'm u n l] adj.情感的,敏感的,情绪激动的 continuation continuous continue go aboard 上船 (飞机，火车) comfortable adj.舒服的 comfortably adv.舒服地 scholar ['sk l ] n.有学问的人;学者 poison ['p iz n] n. 毒药,毒素,毒物vt.毒害,毒杀 forgive [f 'giv] vi. & vt.原谅,宽恕,饶恕 fence [fens] vi. 击剑n.栅栏,围栏,篱笆 handkerchief ['h k t if] n.手帕 noble ['n ub l] adj.高尚的,崇高的,贵族的 forgive sb for (doing) sth 原谅某人(做)某事 1. Within hours of the news, Helen arrived _____(comfort) her heartbroken friend. 2. Walk out of our _____(comfort) zone and try new things! 3.After five minutes of waiting, they finally _____ (aboard) the ship! 4.You can’t take for granted that they’ll listen to you.(英译汉) _____ 5.I will never forgive her_____ what she did. to comfort comfort went aboard 你不能把他们听你话当作理所当然。 for What happened in the story “The Last Leaf” 2 What might happen next 3 What is important in continuing a story 1. You are going to write a continuation of the story “The Last Leaf”. Discuss the questions with your partner. Read for Writing 2. Read a continuation of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Answer the quesions. 1. Where did this part of the story happen 2. What did the narrator meet 3. What did Ned think would happen to them 4.How is the continuation connected with the original story A Continuation of 20000 Leaques under the Sea We were aboard the machine now, and I shook with cold in the darkness. My eyes could see nothing. We were alone. I couldn’t say where I was, (nor could l imagine), All was black, and I was amazed that even after some minutes, my eyes had not been able to see even the smallest shape. l could hear Ned and Conseil breathing quickly. They were nervous, too. Our prison was suddenly lit, and we closed our eyes painfully at the light. (There came the sound of a heavy door opening), and two seamen appeared. They examined us with great attention, without saying a word. Then they shut the door again and left. “We will die in this prison!” cried Ned. “Nonsense!” I said. “We have survived worse than this!” I did not completely believe the words I said, but I knew they would comfort Ned and Conseil. The door opened again, and the men returned with water and dry biscuits. Hardly a large meal, but it made me realise just how hungry l was. We ate in silence. “Tomorrow, we take you home,” said one of the men in a deep voice. “But first you must tell us how you found our machine” smiled. I would never again take my home for granted. Read for Writing Read a continuation of 20,00 ... ...
