英语教案－Body language

教学目标

I.重点词汇：
manage; wave; nod; realize; agreement, disagreement; while, manners; communicate; make sb….;body language; one another; not all…
II.日常交际用语：
1).请求
May / Could / Can I do that?
I wonder if I can do that.
Would / Do you mind if I come earlier?
Will you tell me if can go now?
2).允许
Yes, please. / Of course. / Sure. / Certainly.
Go ahead, please.
That’s all right. / OK.
It’s all right to me.
3).拒绝
I’m sorry, but it’s not allowed here.
You’d better not.
I’m afraid not. It’s not right.
III.语法：
复习动词不定式作宾语、定语、表语和状语。

教学建议

对话分析
　　This lesson is to use offer help and how to accept and refuse help. While the Ss learn about the way of expression from the dialogue. Give some phrases to practise how to use and grasp better the ability.

课文分析
　　This two materials about body language and train the Ss abilities of reading and speaking. Though reading the passages, the main idea is to have difference body languages of the countries. For example; welcome, agreement and disagreement, no, yes, happy, so on. Meanwhile the two passages offer the Ss the opportunity to talk about the body language of China , British and other counties.

教学建议
　　The teacher give the Ss the questions bout the dialogue firstly. For example: If you need some help , how do you offer them to help? So on.
　　The teacher help the Ss to listen in order to understand well, after that the Ss speak and talk each other according the content of the dialogue., So the teacher organize some students to play a role about offers, or divide a few groups to discuss. Finally the teacher summarize the useful expression of the dialogue.

重点知识讲解
accept与receive的用法
　　1）accept用作动词，意为“接受”，指经过考虑，由主观意志来决定接受，动作者本身是主动的。例如：
　　He couldnt accept our suggestions but our gifts.他们不能接受我们建议但接受了我们的礼品。
　　She was very glad to accept the invitation.她非常愉快地接受了邀请。
　　2)receive也是作动词，意为“接到”，指收到某物这一动作，本身有一定的被动性，不包含本身是否愿意接受的意思。
　　He did not receive a good education at university.他没在大学受过良好教育。
　　I received an invitation to the party yesterday, but I refused to accept it.昨天我接到一份参加晚会的邀请，但我拒绝了接受。

each other与one another
　　这是两个在词义和用法上极为接近的短语。有些语法家认为：each other只能用于两者之间；one another只能用于两者以上。但是，在现代英语的实际使用中，人们会发现：each other也可用于“两者以上”；one another也可用于“两者之间”。
　　I think music is one way people can get to know each other better.
　　The husband and wife sat down at the table facing one another.
each other和one another可交互使用。但one another侧重两以上的互相；而each other则侧重两人之间的互相较为常见。

manage to do sth.和try to do sth. 用法区别
try to do sth. 意思是“尽力，设法去做某事”，结果如何，不得而知，而manage to do sth.,则表示“设法做成了某事”
Jim had a lot of homework, but he managed to finish it before bedtime.吉姆有很多家庭作业，但终于在睡觉前完成了。
Jim had a lot of homework, but he said he would try to finish it before bedtime.吉姆有很多家庭作业，他说他他将设法在睡觉前完成。
manage还表示“经营，管理”的意思
She managed the house very well.她把家管得很好。
Who will manage the store when you are away? 你不在的时候谁来经营商店？
与can或could连用，意为“能办好某件难事”，口语中还可作“吃，渡过”解
Its too heavy, but I can manage it.虽然它很重，但是我能搬动。
I dont think we can manage a huge fish like that just between the two of us.我看单是我们两个人吃不了这么大的一条鱼。
If you can get the material, we can manage the money.如果你们搞到了原料，资金我们能想办法。

all与not连用构成not all或all...not时，通常表达的是一种部分否定，而不是全部否定，因此，课文中的“Not all body language means the same thing in different countries.”应当译成：“并非所有的身势语在不同的国家里都有相同的意思。”本句陈述了一个这样的事实：有些身势语在不同的国家有着相同的意思；在有些国家有些身势语却有着不同的意思。因此，上述句子不可以理解成：“所有身势语在不同的国家都有着不同的意思。”
1) 部分否定：
（1）Not all the boys in our class like football.我们班里的男生并不都喜欢踢足球。
（2）Not all of the songs are liked by children.不是所有这些歌曲都让孩子们喜欢。
2) 全部否定
（1）None of the boys in our class likes football.
或：No boys in our class like football. 我们班的男生都不喜欢足球。
（2）None of the songs is/are liked by children. 这些歌都不能让孩子们喜欢。

介词with后面可接一个复合结构，即：介词with+宾语+宾语补足语。常在这一结构中充当宾语补足语的有：现在分词、过去分词、名词、形容词，副词等。
（1）with+宾语+现在分词
With an old hunter leading the way, the soldiers started towards the forest. 由一位老猪人带路，士兵们朝着森林走去。
（2）with+宾语+过去分词

句型：It is / was + adj. / n. +真正的主语
常用此句型的形容词有：clear, true, strange, obvious, (im) possible, (um) fortunate, good, funny, wonderful, (un) usual, pleasant, easy等；常用此句型的名词有：a pity, a wonder, ones duty, a mistake, no use, no good, a waste等。

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