1、Homework-checking exercise C on page 76 C1.to run2.Approaching3.to be discovered4.Having struggled5.Seen6.cleaning/to be cleaned7.lost8.Judging9.telling10.to haveSuppose you travel alone to such a wood and now have to choose one of the roads while you have no idea where either of them will lead you
2、to,tell me which road you will take and explain why.Lead-inLead-inReadingRead the poem and try to find the answers to the following questions.AReadingRead the poem and try to find the answers to the following questions.AReadingRead the poem and try to find the answers to the following questions.ARea
3、dingRead the poem and try to find the answers to the following questions.AReading Read the poem and try to find the answers to the following questions.Arepeated expressionsTake the first stanza as an exampleRule:The last words of lines 1,3 and 4 rhyme with each other.The last word of line 2 rhymes w
4、ith the last word of line 5.rhymeWatch the video and finish the exercises below(page 51).BB1 Watch the video and answer the following questions.ViewingWatch the video and finish the exercises below(page 51).BB1 Watch the video and answer the following questions.ViewingWatch the video and finish the
5、exercises below(page 51).BB2 Watch the video and complete the notes below.About the poetViewingWatch the video and finish the exercises below(page 51).B (5)_.ViewingB2 Watch the video and complete the notes below.Watch the video and finish the exercises below(page 51).B ViewingB2 Watch the video and
6、 complete the notes below.DiscussionP 52 C Understanding“The Road Not Taken”“The Road Not Taken”is a poem written by Robert Frost,a famous American poet.Frost is known for his honest and direct style which makes his poems feel conversational.This poem uses the first person perspective throughout,suc
7、h as in the first stanza,“And be one traveler,long I stood”,so the speaker is sharing his own experiences with us.Frost also uses rural scenes to explore deep questions about life,and metaphor and imagery are employed to represent the feelings we have when faced with decisions.In the first stanza,th
8、e readers are asked to visualize diverging roads as the choices we are faced with.Then it continues to connect with emotions we feel during the decision-making process.For example,regret is expressed in the line,“And sorry I could not travel both”.The second and third stanzas focus on the explanatio
9、ns we give for the choices we have made.The speaker justifies his choice of taking the more mysterious road,when he says,“Because it was grassy and wanted wear”.But,in stanza three we know that he is still thinking about the other more traveled road when he says,“Oh,I kept the first for another day!
10、”However,by the final stanza,the speaker expresses acceptance of his choice,“I took the one less traveled by,/And that has made all the difference.”Just as in our lives,we should accept the choices we make.This poem makes me recall a time when I had come across two diverging roads in my life.I had t
11、o choose between continuing my violin lessons and taking my calligraphy classes.Calligraphy was“the one less traveled by”for me because I had just started learning it,and that is the one I selected.I am wondering if choosing it will make all the difference to my life.It seems that I will find out as I continue down this path.
