1
Period 3
鐭ヨ瘑璁茬粌璇?/p>
瀛︿範鐩爣
1
.To
grasp
the
usage
of
such
words
and
expressions
as
astonish,entertain,failure,convince,badly off,pick out,etc.
2
.To master the following patterns.
(1)As Victor Hugo once said,
鈥淟aughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face鈥?
(2)Then he picks out the lace of the shoe and eats it as if it were spaghetti.
瀛︿範杩囩▼
鉃?/p>
Step 1 Revision
:
璇炬枃鍐嶇幇
A MASTER OF NONVERBAL HUMOR
Charlie was born in a poor family.You may find it (1)
(
鎯婂鐨?/p>
)that Charlie was taught
to sing as soon as he could speak and dance as soon as he could walk.(2)
(
涓嶅垢鐨勬槸
)his
father
died,(3)
(
浣垮緱
)the
family
even
(4)
(
鏇磋传绌?/p>
),so
Charlie
spent
his
childhood
(5)
(
鐓ч【
)his
sick
mother
and
his
brother.By
his
teens,Charlie
had
become
one
of
the
most
popular
child
actors
in
England.He
could
mime
and
act
the
fool
(6)
(
鍋氭棩甯哥殑浜嬬墿
).His subtle acting made everything (7)
(
婊戠ń鍙瑧
).
(8)
(
闅忕潃鏃堕棿鐨勬祦閫?/p>
),he became known throughout the world
as the little tramp.This character was a social (9)
(
澶辫触鑰?/p>
)but was loved for his optimism
and determination to (10)
(
鎴樿儨鎵�鏈夊洶闅?/p>
).
Here is an example from one of his most famous films,
The Gold Rush
.He and his friend are
so
hungry
that
the
little
tramp
tries
boiling
one
of
his
leather
shoes
for
dinner.Then
he
(11)
(
鍒?/p>
)the
leather
top
of
the
shoe
and
(12)
(
鍜屽悓浼村垎浜繖鍙瀷
)the
other
fellow.Charlie
(13)
(
鎸戝嚭
)the
lace
of
the
shoe
and
eats
it
as
if
it
were
spaghetti.He
eats
each
mouthful
with
great
enjoyment.The
acting
is
so
(14)
(
鏈夎鏈嶅姏
鐨?/p>
)that it makes you believe that it is one of the best meals he has ever tasted!
Charlie
Chaplin
wrote,(15)
(
鎸囧
)and
produced
the
films
he
(16)
(
涓?/p>
婕?/p>
).In 1972 he was given a special Oscar for his (17)
(
鏉板嚭鐨?/p>
)work in films.He is loved
and
remembered
as
a
great actor
who
could
(18)
(
榧撹垶
)people
with
great
(19)
(
淇?/p>
蹇?/p>
).
鉃?/p>
Step 2
Reading
1. ...
up to now
nobody has been able to do this better than Charlie Chaplin.
鈥︹�?/p>
鍏充簬杩欎竴鐐?/p>
,
鐩村埌浠婂ぉ涔熸病鏈変汉鑳芥瘮鏌ョ悊
路
鍗撳埆鏋楀仛寰楁洿濂姐�?/p>
銆愯瀵熸�濊�冦�?/p>
(1)He has been unconscious
up to now
.
鐩村埌鐜板湪浠栬繕涓嶇渷浜轰簨銆?/p>
(2)
We haven鈥檛 heard from her
up to now
.
鐩村埌鐜板湪鎴戜滑杩樻病鏈夋敹鍒板ス鐨勬潵淇°�?/p>
up to now
甯镐笌鐜板湪瀹屾垚鏃惰繛鐢ㄣ�?/p>
up to
杩樺彲琛ㄧず涓嬪垪鎰忎箟
(1)
The hall can hold up to 100 people.
(2)