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SLAVE’S CABIN 导入新课
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questions: 1.Have you ever heard of slaves? 2.Do you want to be slaves ? Why?
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Unit thirteen Abraham Lincoln Contributed by xuhui Jun.10th,2002
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I:questions: 1.When and where was he born ? 2.What did he use to do when he was a child? 3. What did he work for in all his political life and what was his greatest work?
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BIRTH PLACE MEMORIAL BUILDING
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14YS, SOUTH INDIANA FARM
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FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
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questions: 4.Why did the American Civil War break out?How long did it last? 5.Why was he killed after the war ended?
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BATTLEFIELD IN VIRGINIA
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LINCOLN’S DEATH
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FORD THEATRE
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LINCOLN DIED IN THE BED
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CLOTHES WITH BLOOD
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THE FURNARAL TRAIN
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LINCOLN’S TOMB
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SCULPTURE FOR LINCOLN
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II.Draw a timetable of the main events in all his life 1809:born 1818:his mother died 1818---1860:worked in a store,later became a lawyer 1860:President for the first time 1864:President for the second time 1865:shot dead
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III.Language points: 1.As a child he used to work hard and help his father on the small farm where they lived.
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used to 的用法: be used to do be used to doing used to a:I am used to at six in the morning. (get up) b: He an honest boy,but now he often tells lies. (be) C:Knives can be used to things(cut) getting up used to be cut
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No more than 的用法: 2.He spent very little time at school,perhaps no more than a year. no more than not more than a:I have $10 in my pocket. b:I have $10 in my pocket. no more than not more than
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No more … than 的用法: no more … than: not more … than: a:Jack is diligent than John. (Neither is diligent) b:Jack is diligent than John. (Both are diligent,the former is more diligent than the later.) no more not more
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3She did all she could to help him.
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哪些词可以修饰比较级: 4.He worked still harder for the freedom of the slaves. We can also use far,even,much, a bit,a little,no,any to modify the comparative degree.
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IV:Homework Try to find out all the attributive clauses in the text and write them down on your exercise books.
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That’s all
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