2. The child was found w__________ the streets alone. 3. Visitors are not p___________ to take photographs in the museum. 4. 'Can I have the sports section?' 'Yeah, go a______, I've read it.' 5. Don't s_______ at people like that, it's rude. 6. She believes it was the doctor's f______that Peter died. andering ermitted head tare ault 1. I've just s_________ a mistake on the front cover. potted 7. Recent pressure at work may a______ for his behavior. ccount 8. She has no p________ with time-wasters.atience

3. If it is a g_________ Michelangelo ( 米开朗基罗 ) drawing, it will sell for millions. 4. Children in r______ begged money from the tourists. 5. I was annoyed( 恼怒的 ), i___________ furious( 愤怒 的 ), over what happened. 6. You can ask the others, but as _____ myself, I'll be busy in the office. 7. It's bad m_______ to talk with your mouth full (=talk and eat at the same time). enuine ags ndeed for anners 1. The pilot, whether by a_______ or design, made the plane do a sharp turn. ccident 2. It wasn't a good thing; on the c________ it was a huge mistake. ontrary

Suppose you get a large amount of money by buying lottery tickets ( 彩票 ) and become a millionaire ( 百万富翁 ). What will you do with the money?

What do you know about Mark Twain? Do you know any of his works? Mark Twain

Unit 3 The Million Pound Bank Note

pounds £

when where who What In the summer of four. Henry, two brothers (Roderick, Oliver), the servant (James). Henry’s experience with the ______________ after he landed in ______________ by________. London of Britain two brothers London accident Read Act I, Scene 3 and find the following information:

Two rich brothers, Roderick and Oliver, have made a secret bet: Oliver believes he can survive a month in the city with only a million pound bank note in his possession but Roderick believes that he cannot.

Put the following events in correct order. (1)Henry wandered in London streets. (2)About a month ago Henry Adams was sailing out of the bay. (3)The next morning he was spotted by a ship. (4)Towards nightfall he found himself carried out to sea by a strong wind. (5)On the ship he earned his passage by working as an unpaid hand

1.Where is Henry Adams from? 2.Why did he land in London? 3.What did he do before he came to London? 4.What does he ask from the brothers? 5.What do the two gentlemen give him? 6.When can he open the letter? Answer the following questions:

About a month ago Henry was _______ out of the bay; Towards nightfall Henry found himself _______ out to sea by a strong wind; The next morning Henry was _______ by a ship; LastlyHenry arrived in ________ by working on the ship as an unpaid hand. NowHenry was _______ in London and __________ in the street. Just at that time Roderick ________ him and asked him to step in; To Henry’s surprise Roderick gave Henry a _______ with money in it. sailing carried spotted London lost called letter wandering

NameCharacterEvidence Henry Adams Oliver and Roderick 1.proud independent 2. hard-working pays for his passage by working as an unpaid sailor he asks for work not charity 1. trusting 2. mischievous 3. Good judge of character give a stranger a million pound banknote without any check or guarantee bet on so much money just for fun they can tell by his face that Henry is honest 3. honest Well, to be honest, I have none. (no money) 4. frank Well, it may seem lucky to you but not to me.

What do you think will happen to Henry? Will the bank-note help him or get him into trouble? Prediction

与某人打赌 在 … 迷失 走进来 请问吧，请做 … 吧 偶然 驾船驶出海湾 事实上 Find the following expressions from the script: be/get lost in … step inside go ahead by accident sail out of the bay make a bet with sb as a matter of fact

接近傍晚时分 被带到海上 一阵大风 因迷失而放弃 被 … 发现、看见 通过 … 赚取旅费 作为一个不拿报酬的帮手 说明理由 相视而笑 一家矿业公司 老实说 towards nightfall be carried out to sea a strong wind give up for lost be spotted by earn one’s passage by work as an unpaid hand account for smile at each other a mining company to be honest

来等 … 点菜 把 … 做得特厚 得花点钱 狼吞虎咽 某人脸上的神色 抓住机会，冒险 两份 … 以粗鲁的方式 从 … 得到乐趣 付账 手里拿着 … take one’s order cost a large sum of money eat like a wolf the look on sb’s face take a chance two orders of … in a rude manner get pleasure out of … pay the bill hold sth in one’s hand make sth extra thick

用手捂住嘴巴 发行了面值为 … 的钞票 对 … 注意，关注 至于说 … 从心底里感谢 找开一张钞票 莫大的荣幸 衣着破烂 把 … 放在身上 issue a note in the amount of … give attention to as for … thank sb from the bottom of one’s heart change a bank-note a great honor in rags put a hand to one’s mouth have sth on sb

Henry Adams, an _______ businessman, one day found himself _____ in London. In fact, he had his own boat in San Francisco, U.S.A. and had been ________ to sea by a strong wind while _______________. Luckily, he was ______ by a ship and brought to England. Hungry and penniless, now he was _______ down the street, when he was called into a room, where two brothers were ____________. Then he was asked many questions. He thought they were making fun of him. but later he was given an ________ with a letter as well as money in it and was told not to _____ it until _______. Finish the summary of the story: American lost carried out sailing out of the bay spotted walking making a bet envelope open 2 o’clock

Assignment: Read the script in groups of four (narrator & servant, Roderick, Oliver, and Henry) and try to act it out.( performance on next week)

Mark Twain’s writing style: He is famous for his humorous writing. Usage of sarcasm is the basic characteristic of his writing. Besides, slang and regional dialect

Appreciate the following sentences: 1.I wonder if you’d mind us asking a few questions. 2.If you don’t mind, may I ask you how much money you have? 3.His eyes stared at what is left of the brother’s dinner on the table. 4.Well, you mustn’t worry about that. It’s an advantage. 5.You mustn’t think we don’t care about you. 6.Oh, no, you mustn’t open it.

7.I’m afraid I don’t quite follow you. 8.Now, if you’ll excuse me, I think I’ll be on my way. 9.I don’t want your charity. 10.Why don’t you explain what this is all about?

1. bet vt. = risk on a race or some other event of which the result is not sure bet sb that … vt. = be certain about sth. I bet our class will win the race next time. make a bet with sb/on sth have/place/put a bet on… 在 … 上下赌注 bet sth on sth He bets all his money on horses. He bet me 100 yuan that I wouldn’t be able to pass the exam.

permit sb to do sth 2. permit: to allow something to happen, especially by an official order or decision I am afraid I cannot permit my daughter to marry you. I'll see you after the meeting, if time permits. (=if it finishes early enough) We'll have a picnic in the woods, weather permitting. (=if the weather is good enough)

permit sth./doing sth. We don’t permit using mobile phones on campus. 我们不允许在办公室吸烟. We don’t permit smoking in the office. permission n. 允许

4.go ahead A.Once our plan is made,we will go ahead. B. He has been in the class only a week and he is already going ahead. C. Although it was raining hard, they still went ahead with their plans. D. Everything in the world is going ahead. E.---I was wondering if I could use your typewriter. ---sure, go ahead. 前进 毫不犹豫地去做

5. account for sth to be the reason why something happens Recent pressure at work may account for his strange behavior. His illness accounts for his absence. to make up a particular amount or part of something Imports from Japan accounted for 40% of the total. take …into account / consideration 考虑到 on account of 因为， 由于

Henry Adams, an _______ businessman, one day found himself _____ in London. In fact, he had his own boat in San Francisco, U.S.A. and had been ________ to sea by a strong wind while _______________. Luckily, he was ______ by a ship and brought to England. Hungry and penniless, now he was _______ down the street, when he was called into a room, where two brothers were ____________. Then he was asked many questions. He thought they were making fun of him. but later he was given an ________ with a letter as well as money in it and was told not to _____ it until _______. Finish the summary of the story: American lost carried out sailing out of the bay spotted walking making a bet envelope open 2 o’clock

Homework: Finish the exercise on page 19, 20, 56,57.