1、Strangers under the same roof? M1U2 Learning aims: After this class, we are expected to: 1.master the meanings, usages of some new words in reading part 2.know how to put those words into practice 1. 变成 2. see eye to eye with sb. 3. 快速长高 4. 落后 5. on ones own 6. struggle to do 7. 采取行动 8. 冷静 9. from o
2、nes point of view 10.经历 11.back down 12.结果是 13.最后 turn into shoot up leave behind take action to do calm down go through turn out in the end 可用作预习 Teenagers are _ (经历) pains which actually are quite common. They now have difficult _ (see) eye to eye with their parents on everything. So what lead to
3、such condition? (2处错误) Adolescence is a period when teenagers will experience physical and _ (实)changes. On the one hand, they may _ （实）up in height or get left _. On the other hand, they are no longer a small child but not quite an adult. Its a time that they not only desire for _ (independent) and
4、 _ (make) decisions _ (虚) their own, but also wish their parents give them more care and patience. All of those lead to a breakdown in their relationship. Then what shall we do? Its time for us to take action to. The key _ (虚) keeping the peace lies in _ (有规律的) and honest communication. Only through
5、 efficient discussion, can we learn when to back _(虚) and when to ask our parents _ (relax) their control. (1处错误) Just keep in mind that it is _ (complete) normal to struggle _ (虚) the stress that parent-child tensions create. _(虚) the end, everything will turn _ (虚) all right. Teenagers are _ (经历)
6、pains which actually are quite common. They now have difficult _ (see) eye to eye with their parents on everything. So what lead to such condition? (2处错误) going through seeing leads through across over go common normal ordinary It is a quite common spelling mistake. We share a common interest in cal
7、ligraphy. It is normal to feel tired after such a long trip. an ordinary meeting; ordinary people. have difficulty (in) doing sth y 仔细检查仔细检查 仔细检查仔细检查 see eye to eye with sb. Adolescence is a period when teenagers will experience physical and _ (实)changes. On the one hand, they may _ （实）up in height
8、or get left _. On the other hand, they are no longer a small child but not quite an adult. Its a time that they not only desire for _ (independent) and _ (make) decisions _ (虚)their own, but also wish their parents give them more care and patience. All of those lead to a breakdown in their relations
9、hip. mental shoot behind independence making on 渴望 v. desire/ long adj. be anxious/ eager/ thirsty/dying. for sth to do sth break down breakthrough v.s break through outbreak v.s break out a failure of a relationship, discussion or system Then what shall we do? Its time for us to take action to. The
10、 key _ (虚) keeping the peace lies in _ (有规律的) and honest communication. Only through efficient discussion, can we learn when to back _(虚) and when to ask our parents _ (relax) their control. (1 处错误) to regular down to relax 采取行动做某事： take action to do sth take measures to do sth take steps to do sth.
11、 常用to的名词： key, answer, witness(目击者), approach(方法), limit, solution(解决方 案), access(通道), introduction(介绍) 1. following a pattern, especially with the same time and space in between each thing and the next. 2. done or happening often 3. usual 1. There is a regular bus service to the airport. 2. Do you
12、take regular exercise? 3. I couldnt see my regular doctor today. Just keep in mind that it is _ (complete) normal to struggle _ (虚) the stress that parent-child tensions create. _(虚) the end, everything will turn _ (虚) all right. completely with In out to try very hard to do sth when it is difficult
13、 or when there are a lot of problems struggle struggle for with/against to do in the end v.s. at the end of If the day turned out rainy, we have to change our plan. It turned out that she was a friend of my sister. You may feel anxious that you are developing at a different rate to your friends, sho
14、oting up in height or getting left far behind. You might worry about your changing voice, weight problems or spots. All of this can lead to a breakdown in your relationship. When you disagree with your parents, take a minute to calm down and try to understand the situation from their point of view.
15、After you have thought it through, explain your actions and feelings calmly, listen carefully, and address their concerns. Just remember that it is completely normal to struggle with the stress that parent-child tensions create and that you and your parents can work together to improve your relation
16、ship. You may feel anxious that you are developing at a different rate to your friends, shooting up in height or getting left far behind. a measurement, of the speed/ of the number of times The number of reported crimes (犯罪) is increasing at an alarming rate. a high/low/rising rate of unemployment a
17、dvertising/insurance/postal rates a fixed amount of money that is charged or paid for sth (翻译) Well, thats one good piece of news at any rate. anyway The university is highly _ (rate) for its research. rated rank to have or think that sb./sth has a particular level of quality, value, etc. 1. 评论家和观众都
18、认为这次演出是成功的。 The show was rated (as) a success by critics and audiences. 2. 大多数人步行的平均速度为每小时5公里。 Most people walk at an average rate of 5 kilometers an hour. 3. 不管怎样，下次会议将在星期三召开。 At any rate, the next meeting will be held on Wednesday. shoot fire a weapon The police had orders to shoot anyone who atta
19、cked them. The red signal means you can shoot. to move suddenly or quickly in one direction Another car shot out of a road and smashed our car. Flames were shooting up through the roof. shoot a golf ball/ shoot a glance make a film or photograph The press were on the spot to shoot and edit taped rep
20、orts. shoot a movie. a fashion shoot? spot She stood rooted to the spot with fear. Anyone breaking the rules will be asked to leave on the spot. You might worry about your changing voice, weight problems or spots. All of this can lead to a breakdown in your relationship. No one _ (spot) that the gun
21、 was a fake. spotted on the scene All of this can lead to a breakdown in your relationship. a failure of a relationship, discussion or system E.g. This led to the breakdown of the negotiations. breakdown breakthrough outbreak turnover break down break through break out turn over Guess the meanings o
22、f break down in the following sentences. 1. The expert pressed one button, backing down, and finally announced that the machine has broken down. 2. My communication with my parents breaks down at first though I have struggled to calm down and negotiate peacefully. 3. He is often rated number one in
23、our class. But he broke down in tears yesterday due to anxiety and stress. 4. Our history teacher broke this adventurous battle down into three periods. 5. The graduates health broke down under the pressure of work. to stop working because of a fault to fail to lose control of your feelings and star
24、t crying to divide sth into parts in order to analyse it or make it easier to do to become very bad When you disagree with your parents, take a minute to calm down and try to understand the situation from their point of view. a personal opinion about sth; an attitude towards sth (T) I argued with my
25、 parents about my performance at school yesterday, as we held different views. _/_ (他们 认为), shooting down of my scores was because I viewed too many movies. But I viewed it as a temporary breakdown resulting from my anxiety and tension. Finally, we calmed down, and thought it through. _ view of thei
26、r concerns, we decided to enjoy the significant views of the countryside. view n. _;_;_ v. _ From their point of view In their view 看法,观点 观看； 认为，视作 In 风景风景 视线 风景： view scene scenery sight The view from the top of the tower is marvelous. Its an amazing sight as a large number of students in CCBS run
27、to the playground during morning break time. It was a delightful rural scene/scenery. 1._ _ _ the weather, the event will now be held indoors. 2. When the car was first built, the design _ _ _ highly original. 3. This evidence _ _ _ that there is too much violence on television. 4. The lake soon _ _
28、 _. 5. _ _ _ it was a waste of time. support the view come into view view as in view of in ones view In view of was viewed as supports the view came into view In my view Choose the phrases from the box to complete the sentences. After you have thought it through, explain your actions and feelings ca
29、lmly, listen carefully, and address their concerns. If you address a problem or task, you try to understand it or deal with it. Mr. King managed to address his fears when he spoke at the meeting. I heard him address her as darling He is due to address a conference on how to deal with emergency next
30、week. Lily addressed to John, ignoring Mark. deal with/ handle call to give a speech to say sth to sb. 1. The report expressed concern over continuing high unemployment. 2. What are your main concerns as a student? - Study! 3. parents concern for their children. a feeling of worry, especially one th
31、at is shared by many people concern n. 重要的事情 n. 关心，关爱 concern v 提出；表达提出；表达 raise express show voice address adj. growing widespread primary about for over that concern v. concern concerned adj. concerning ? 1. He expressed _ over the spread of the disease. 2. Many people are _ about the current econ
32、omic situations. 3. Discussions _ the plan got under way on 15th March. 4. Our primary _ is providing jobs for young school leavers. 5. As far as Im _, the children come first. 6. It _ me that you no longer seem to care. concern concerned concerning concern concerned concerns Just remember that it i
33、s completely normal to struggle with the stress that parent- child tensions create, and that you and your parents can work together to improve your relationship. pressure or worry caused by the problems in sbs life stress suffer from deal with cope with struggle with relieve reduce E.g. Things can e
34、asily go wrong when people are under stress. The company places too much stress on cost and not enough on quality. She lays great stress on punctuality. I must stress that every one of you must keep the project a secret. He stressed the importance of a good education. n. special importance given to sth v. to emphasize a fact, an idea, etc. In “strategic”, the stress falls on the second syllable. You stress the first syllable in “happiness”. n. an extra force used when pronouncing a particular word or syllable v. to give extra force to a word or syllable when saying it
