Using LanguageⅡ教学实录与评析

M3

Language

points Word-formation experience (v& n.) ________________(adj.) bury (v.) _________(n.) violent (adj.) __________(n.) erupt (v.) _____________(n.) tidal (adj.) ____________(n.) terrifying (adj.) _________(v.)

_________(adj.) luckily (adv.) ___________(n.)

___________(adj.) fortunately (adj.) _______________(n.)

_______________(adj.) 1.

flood 1)n. a very large quantity of things or people that appear or need to be dealt with. （出现或待处理的）大量的事，大批人

After he got the award, a constant flood of callers bothered him. 2) vt.

cover (a place or area) with water in a flood 使（地方）淹没在洪水中

After the earthquake in Japan, some villages were flooded by tsunami. When we visited my old home, memory came flooding back Individual e-mail boxes sometimes flooded with spam e-mails 2 .Tornadoes can pick up cars, trains and even houses and put them down in the next

street pick up 1)拾起,捡起

The monkey picked up a stone. 2)用车接,搭人或带货

放学后在门口等我, 我会去接你。

Wait at the gate after school and I’ll pick you up

3) 学会…

If you stay in America, it’s easy to pick up English.

4) 接收(…信号）

In our school, picking up the programs 0f BBC is easy.

put down 1)放下

At weekends, you’d better put down books and help your mother with some housework. 2) 平定, 镇压, 取缔

They had to call the police in order to put down the riot. 3) 记下, 写下

Let me put down the names of the students who haven’t finished homework in case I forget it.

We put all the fires out. (P25) 伸出

It's rude to put out your tongues at people. 2) 扑灭; 熄灭

They quickly put out the fire. 3)出版; 发行; 发布

The government will put out a new statement tomorrow. 4) 生产; 制造

This engine puts out more electric current than the other one.

4. On average, there are 800 tornadoes in the US each year, causing about 80 deaths and 1,500 injuries. Causing…是形式作结果状语, 表示两个动作之间具有必然的因果关系,通常放在句末.

80多个国家都踢足球,使得它成为世界上最流行的运动. Football is played in more than 80 countries, making it the most popular game in the world. Collect more information on Internet about one of the disasters. Examples:

hurricane

tornado

thunderstorm

volcanic eruption

earthquake

tsunami

flood