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Unit 2
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  • Section 1 Model Passage Reading
  • Text A Dads Blessings
  • Text B American Men Dont Cry

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  • A Teaching Objectives
  • a. Contents of the text
  • Focus 1 Help the students learn a lesson from
    the storyLook beyond the obvious and allow
    miracles to be created in our life.
  • Focus 2 The importance and necessity of crying.

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  • b. Key language points in the text
  • Focus 1 1. Words such as graduate, purchase,
    hand, regret, desire may function both as a verb
    and a noun.
  • 2. Present participle used as adverbials of time,
    cause and manner.
  • 3. Absolute construction introduced by the
    preposition with.

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  • c. Vocabulary
  • Focus 1 26 B-level words, 11 A-level words, and
    4 phrases and expressions listed under
    Vocabulary.
  • Focus 2 30 B-level words, 20 A-level words, and
    9 phrases and expressions listed under Vocabulary.

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  • d. Comprehensive skills
  • Understand a passage at the pre-intermediate
    level of difficulty and on this basis, be able to
    write a summary of the text.
  • e. Functions
  • Focus 1 Expressing Thanks.
  • Focus 2 Writing a Thank-you Letter.

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  • B Procedures and Methods
  • Eight teaching periods are needed to cover the
    present unit.
  • 1. Period One and Period Two Step One
  • a. Background information
  • Graduation Day in the West Theres a time for
    joy/A time for tears/A time well treasure
    through the years/Well remember always
    Graduation Day This is a song entitled
    Graduation Day by Beach Boys. For graduates and
    their families, Graduation Day marks a unique
    moment in time a celebration of years passed,
    while looking forward to the endless
    possibilities of the countless hours that lay
    ahead. To celebrate, a ceremony is usually held
    at school on which students wear cap and gown for
    this special moment and the song Pomp
    Circumstances is the standard march. At home,
    parents usually throw a party for their children
    and special gifts are also necessary.

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  • b. warm-up questions
  • How is the relationship between you and your
    father?
  • What is the best gift you have ever received
    from your father?

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  • Step Two Go over the key words and expressions
    in the text.
  • Step Three Start to teach the text para. by
    para. Help students understand the text and
    explain language points meanwhile.

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  • Questions about Para. 1
  • (1) What was the young man in our story getting
    ready to do?
  • (2) What did he want from his father as a gift
    for him?
  • (3) Could his father afford it?

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  • Notes of Para 1
  • A young man was getting ready to graduate from
    college. ?????????????
  • get ready to do sth. to get prepared to do sth.
    ??????
  • ????????????,????????,?????????,??????
  • e.g. (1) Wed better get ready to leave.
    ??????????
  • (2) The children are getting ready to go to
    school. ??????????

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  • graduate vi. to complete education at a school
    or a university ??
  • e.g. (1) He graduated from Beijing University in
    1998. ?1998?????????
  • (2) When did you graduate from Oxford?
    ??????????????
  • graduate????????,??a person who has completed a
    university degree(??)???,???

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  • Knowing his father could well afford it
    ??????????,????,???Because he knew his father
    could well afford it?????knowing???????his
    fathercould well afford it. ????????his father,a
    faithful Christian???his father????,who owned a
    prosperous business?????,????Christian?
  • e.g. Not knowing what to do, he phoned the
    police.(??)???????,?????????

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  • a faithful Christian ?father?????
  • faithful a. having and keeping faith in one
    person, idea, belief, etc. ???,??????
  • e.g. (1) One cannot be too faithful to ones
    duty. ?????????????????
  • (2) It is a faithful report. ??????????
  • faithful ??????faith,??feeling sure that you can
    trust someone or something ??,????? e.g. (1)
    Have you any faith in what he says? ?????????
  • (2) Do you have faith in Tim? ???????
  • (3) Christians have faith in God. ?????????

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  • afford vt. to be able to buy or pay for ???,????
  • e.g. (1) This sofa is expensive. I am afraid that
    I cant afford it. ??????,???????
  • (2) Can we afford a holiday abroad this year?
    ??????????????
  • afford ????????????to provide, to give ??,???
  • e.g. The tree afforded us a shelter from the
    rain. ???????????????
  • ????that was all he wanted??told?????,????????????
    ?? that,????????that??????all ????????????that,???
    ?????? (that) that was all (that) he wanted?

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  • Questions about Para. 2
  • (4) What did his father hand him on the morning
    of his graduation?
  • (5) What did he find in it?
  • (6) How did he feel as he saw the gift?
  • (7) What did he do then?

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  • Notes of Para 2
  • approach vi./vt. to come near or nearer ??,??
  • e.g. (1) As summer approached, the weather became
    hotter. ???????,????????
  • (2) Silently the cat approached the rat.
    ??????????
  • approach??????,??movement nearer to sb./sth. in
    distance or time a way of dealing with sb./sth.
    ????,????,?????,??approach?????to?
  • e.g. (1) The enemy ran away at our approach.
    ??????,??????
  • (2) We must think of some new approaches to
    teaching languages. ??????? ??????????

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  • await vt. to wait for(?)??,??,(???)??(??)
  • e.g. (1) I am awaiting your reply. ?????????
  • (2) He is in prison awaiting trial. ?????????
  • ?????????,??????????,await?wait for?????
  • purchase vt. to buy?,??
  • e.g. (1) She purchased a new car last month.
    ???????????
  • (2) He purchased the house at a high price.
    ????????????

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  • purchase????,??an article that has been bought
    ??????
  • e.g. Please put my purchases on the truck.
    ?????????????
  • that his father had purchased the car
    that???????,??signs?
  • Curious, but somewhat disappointed
    ??????,????????,????????
  • e.g. Helpless, we watched the house being burned
    before our eyes. ???????????????

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  • curious a. eager to know or learn ???
  • e.g. (1) When I mentioned his name, everyone was
    very curious. ?????????,???????
  • (2) I feel nothing than curious. ?????????
  • curious??????about,????????
  • angry and depressed?????????????,?????
  • e.g. Overjoyed, he rushed out of the room.
    ????????????

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  • depressed a. low in spirits ???,???,?????
  • e.g. (1) She was depressed because of failing in
    the final exam. ?????????????
  • (2) You look depressed. ????????
  • depressed???????depress?depress??to make someone
    feel sad and dull to make less active
    ???,?????,???
  • e.g. (1) This grey weather depresses me.
    ???????????????
  • (2) Some medicines depress the action of the
    heart. ?????????????

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  • storm vi. to go with violent anger ??????,?,?
  • e.g. (1) She stormed out of the room. ???????????
  • (2) Why did the man storm out of the managers
    office? ????????????????????
  • storm ???????,???????
  • storm?????,???????????????????,???????????????????
    ??
  • leaving the Bible ????????????

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  • Question About Para. 3
  • (8) Did the young man come back to see his father
    after this incident?
  • (9) Did the young man miss his father while he
    was away? Why or why not?
  • (10) How did he learn that his father had passed
    away?

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  • Notes of Para 3
  • domestic a. of the home or family remaining
    much at home fond of home not foreign native
    of ones own country ?(?)?,??????,??????
  • e.g. (1) He had a good many domestic troubles.
    ???????????
  • (2) He is a very domestic man. ???????????
  • lead???????????led?

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  • lead alife to pass or spend your life in a
    certain way ?(?)??(????)
  • e.g. (1) They lead an active life. ????????????
  • (2) The old man led a happy life. ????????????
  • telling him his father had passed
    away????????????,??telegram,?????????he
    received a telegram that told him his father had
    passed away?
  • e.g. He lived in a room facing (that faced) the
    south. ????????????
  • ??his father had passed away ?tell?????,?????????t
    hat?

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  • pass away to die ??
  • ??die??????
  • e.g. (1) She passed away at the age of 70.
    ?70?????
  • (2) His grandmother passed away last week.
    ?????????
  • will vt. to leave (possession or money) in a
    will ?(???)??
  • e.g. (1) My father willed his house to me.
    ????????????????
  • (2) He willed most of his money to his nephew.
    ????????????????
  • will ???,????,????

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  • possession n. C ?pl. something that you own
    or have property??,????
  • e.g. (1) He lost all his possessions in the fire.
    ???????????????
  • (2) He is a man of great possessions. ??????
  • ???????in possession of ?,?????,??,???
  • e.g. He was found in possession of dangerous
    drugs. ???????????
  • ??????,possession???????
  • possession ??????possess,??to have or own
    (something), or to have (a particular quality)
    ??,???

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  • Question about Para. 4
  • (11) How did he feel when he arrived at his
    fathers house?
  • (12) What did he see when he searched through his
    fathers important papers?
  • (13) What happened when he began to turn the
    pages of the Bible?

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  • Notes of Para 4
  • regret n. U feeling of sadness at the loss of
    something ??,??,??
  • e.g. (1) The manager expressed his regret at the
    failure of the talks. ????????????
  • (2) I hear with regret that a friend is ill.
    ????????,???????
  • regret??????,??to feel sorry for ??,??,???
  • e.g. I regret that I will be unable to come to
    your party tomorrow. ???????????????

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  • ??regretful ?regrettable?????regret????,?????,??
    ???,???????regretful???????????,????????regrett
    able???????????????,???????,???????????regretful
    ?regrettable????,?????
  • e.g. He made a regrettable mistake some time ago
    and still feels regretful now. ????????????????,??
    ??????????

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  • who had the sports car he had desired who
    ?????????dealer?he had desired ????????car,???????
    ?that ??which?
  • desire vt. to wish, want, or hope for, very much
    ??,??,??
  • e.g. (1) Young people all desire independence.
    ?????????
  • (2) What do you desire me to do? ????????
  • desire????,??a strong hope or wish ??,??,???
  • e.g. He has not much desire for wealth. ??????????

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  • Question About The Whole Text
  • (14) What moral can we learn from the story about
    life?
  • Notes of Paras 5-6
  • How many times do we miss the Spirits blessings
    and answers to our prayers because they do not
    arrive exactly as we have expected?
    ???????????????????????,??????????????????

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  • Spirit n. U God ??,?,??
  • e.g. (1) Dont miss the Spirits blessings.
    ?????????
  • (2) The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are referred
    to as Trinity in the Christian religion.?????,????
    ???????????(????????????)?
  • ??spirit?????????,????s????

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  • spirit?????????,??????the part of a person that
    includes their mind, feelings and character
    rather than their body ??,????,??pl.??,????,?
    ??
  • e.g. (1) We have the power of spirit to overcome
    difficulties. ?????????????
  • (2) He is in low spirits for failing the exam.
    ????????????
  • (3) Teenagers are not allowed to drink spirits.
    ???????????

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  • TODAYS affirmation Today I look beyond the
    obvious and allow miracles to be created in my
    life. ????????,???????????,????????
  • ????????,????????????,???,?????????????????,?,m
    iracles in life are beyond the obvious?affirmation
    n. C declaration ??,??
  • e.g. (1) She made an affirmation that she was
    loyal to her husband. ?????????????
  • (2) He made an affirmation that A was better than
    B. ???A??B?

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  • beyond prep. at, on or to the farther side
    of????,????
  • e.g. (1) Beyond the mountains is another village.
    ???????????
  • (2) Dont go beyond this river. ????????
  • beyond???????at or to a distance ?????
  • e.g. They crossed France and traveled to the
    countries beyond. ??????,?????????

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  • allow vt. to let (someone) do something without
    opposing to permit ??,??
  • ?????allow sb. to do sth.?
  • e.g. (1) My parents dont allow me to smoke.
    ????????
  • (2) Smoking is not allowed here. ???????
  • allow??????????to provide or give ??,???allow
    sb. sth.?????
  • e.g. My parents allowed me 50 for books.
    ?????50?????
  • ????allow for???????,??????
  • e.g. We should allow for every possible delay.
    ???????????????

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  • miracle n. C a wonderful unexpected event
    ??,??????
  • e.g. (1) It is a miracle that they werent killed
    in the car accident. ????????????????
  • (2) The invention of computer is a miracle.
    ????????????
  • create vt. to cause something to exist to make
    ??,??
  • e.g. (1) Many people believe that God created the
    world. ?????????????
  • (2) The novelist created a great character in his
    latest work. ?????????????????????????
  • create??????????to give rise to to produce
    ??,???
  • e.g. His rudeness created a bad impression.
    ??????????????

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  • 2. Period Three and Period Four
  • Step One Review the whole text.
  • Step Two Proceed to Exercises. First, do
    Exercise I. 2. In doing Exercise I. 2, group
    discussion in class is encouraged. The discussion
    and Exercises I. 1 and I. 2 will take up one
    period.
  • Step Three Continue with Exercises II, III, IV
    and V.
  • Continue with the rest of the exercises which are
    designed on three levels the vocabulary level,
    the sentence level and the discourse level. In
    this period it is expected that Exercises II,
    III, IV and V can be finished.

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  • Exercise II is relatively easy and thus suitable
    for those students with a relatively low level of
    English proficiency. Exercise III is for more
    advanced students. Exercise IV is focused on both
    the vocabulary and the sentence structure in the
    model passage, and Exercise V on the sentence
    structure only.

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  • 3. Period Five and Period Six
  • Step One Review the whole text.
  • Step Two On the basis of the revision of the
    text, proceed to Exercise VI. This exercise is a
    comprehensive exercise, involving both the
    students comprehension and production skills.
  • Step Three Focus on Listening and Speaking which
    will take up the second period. In dealing with
    Listening and Speaking, direct the students to
    the language function of expressing ones
    gratitude.

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  • 4. Period Seven and Period Eight
  • Step One Proceed to Focus 2, practical reading.
  • After the students have finished reading, do
    Exercise I to check their understanding of the
    text. Then go over language points for further
    understanding and after that do Exercise II.
    Step one may need 60 minutes.
  • Language points
    1.Crying is a weakness
    characteristic of the female and no American male
    wants to be identified with anything in the least
    weak or womanly. ?????????,???????????????????,?
    ?????????

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  • identify to cause or consider (someone) to be
    connected with (something) ???????,??
  • e.g. (1) Crying is often identified with
    weakness. ???????????
  • (2) She has identified the person who attacked
    the old woman. ???????????????
  • be identified with to be closely connected with
    sb./sth. to support sb./sth. ??????,??
  • e.g. He is closely identified with the new
    political party. ???????????

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  • in the least (usu. in negative) at all ??,??,??
  • ???????,?????????
  • e.g. (1) He is not in the least worried.
    ?????????
  • (2) He was not in the least surprised. ????????
  • 2. Crying, in our culture, is identified with
    childishness, with weakness and dependence.
    ???????,???????????????
  • is identified with ????,???????considered equal
    to ??????????e.g. Dont identify opinions
    with facts. ???????????

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  • 3. No one likes a crybaby, and we disapprove of
    crying even in children, discouraging it in them
    as early as possible. ??????????,?????,?????????,?
    ????????????
  • disapprove vi./vt. (of) to have an unfavorable
    opinion ???,???
  • ???approve????,?approve??????dis-??????????,??????
    ???????????,??????of,????????
  • e.g. (1) He disapproves of women smoking.
    ????????
  • (2) They disapproved strongly of my proposal.
    ???????????

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  • discourage vt. to take away courage and spirit
    from ???,???
  • ???courage ?????dis-???
  • e.g. (1) Dont let one failure discourage you.
    ????????????
  • (2) It discouraged me that I failed again in the
    French exam. ??????????,????????

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  • 4. In a land so devoted to the pursuit of
    happiness as ours... ??????????????????
  • devoted a. showing great fondness or loyalty
    caring a great deal ???,???,?????
  • e.g. (1) He is devoted to music. ??????
  • (2) He is devoted to helping others. ?????????
  • devoted ?????devote????????? devoteto,???to
    give all or a large part of time or resource
    to???(?),?????
  • e.g. We shouldnt devote any more time to this
    question. ?????????????????

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  • 5. Adults must learn not to cry in situations in
    which it is permissible for a child to cry.
    ?????????,??????????
  • in which it is permissible for a child to cry
    ?????????????????
  • ?????????????which?
  • 6. Women being the weaker and dependent sex,
    it is only natural that they should cry in
    certain emotional situations. ????????????????
    ?,?????????????????

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  • Women being the weaker and dependent sex
    ????????????????????????Because women are the
    weaker and dependent sex??????,???????????????
    ,??????????????????
  • e.g. John having run a red light, the police
    arrested him. ??????????????
  • dependent a. needing sb./sth. in order to
    survive or be successful ???,???
  • e.g. (1) I cant be dependent on my parents all
    my life. ?????????????
  • (2) They have a dependent child. ?????????????

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  • 7. So goes the American credo with regard to
    crying. ?????????????
  • ??so???????,?In women, crying is excusable. But
    in men, crying is a mark of weakness.
    ??,so????????????
  • 8. A little man, we impress on our male
    children, never cries... ????????????????
  • impress vt. to make the importance (of sth.)
    clear to (sb.) ??????,????,??
  • impress??????impress sth. on sb.,impress sb.
    with sth.?
  • e.g. (1) My father impressed on me the value of
    hard work. ????????????????
  • (2) The village impressed me with its beauty.
    ?????????????????
  • (3) His words are strongly impressed on my
    memory. ?????????????

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  • 10. It is not that American males are unable to
    cry because of some biological clock within them
    that causes them to run down in that capacity as
    they grow older, but that they are trained not to
    cry. ???????,????????????,????????????????????,???
    ????????????
  • run down to gradually stop working, decline
    (?)????,(?)??????
  • e.g. (1) The battery has run down it needs
    recharging. ???????,???????
  • (2) The company is running down its sales force.
    ???????????

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  • 11. Thus do we produce a trained incapacity in
    the American male to cry. ????????????????
  • thus ?????,???????,????do????we??????????
  • 12. The human species is the only one in the
    whole living nature that cries tears.
    ???????????????????
  • that cries tears?????,??one?????????only?,???????
    ?which??,????that???
  • e.g. Football is the only game that I enjoy.
    ????????????

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  • Section 2 Listening and Speaking
  • Listening 1. Listen to a conversation on the
    text only once and then fill in the blanks
    according to what youve just heard.
  • Father Son, you are (1)
    graduate from (2) . What gift
    do you want for your graduation?
  • Son I saw a beautiful sports car in a (3)
    showroom. That is all I want.
  • (A few days later.)
  • Father Come into my (4) .
  • Son Whats up, dad?
  • Father Today is your (5) Day.
    You are such a fine son and I am (6) of
    you.
  • Son Thank you, dad.
  • Father I love you. Here is something for you.
  • Son What is in this beautifully (7)
    box? Im (8) .
  • Father Open it and have a look.
  • Son What? With all your money, you just give me
    a (9) ? Im really (10)

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  • Listening 2. Listen to the first part of an
    English song twice and
  • then put the following in the correct order
    according to what youve
  • just heard.
  • Father and Son
  • (1) Youre still young, thats your fault
  • (2) If you want you can marry
  • (3) Theres so much you have to know
  • (4) Its not time to make a change
  • (5) Look at me, I am old, but Im happy
  • (6) Just relax, take it easy
  • (7) Find a girl, settle down
  • (8) and I know that its not easy
  • (9) But take your time, think a lot
  • (10) For you will still be here tomorrow, but
    your dreams may not
  • (11) To be calm when youve found something
    going on
  • (12) I was once like you are now
  • (13) Why, think of everything youve got
  • (14) From the moment I could talk I was ordered
    to listen
  • (15) I know I have to go

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  • Listening 3. Listen to a letter twice and then
    answer the questions.

(1) Why did John write this letter to Mrs.
Jones?
. (2) Why was
John nervous at first when visiting the Joneses?

. (3) What did John
enjoy in particular while he was staying with the
Joneses? (4) What did John do together
with Mrs. Jones son?

. (5) What country is the letter
sent to?
.
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  • Listening 3. Listen to a song twice and then
    fill
  • in the blanks.
  • Title Butterfly Kisses
  • Artist Bob Carlisle

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  • There's two things I know for sure
  • 1 , and she's Daddy's little girl.
  • As I drop to my knees by her bed at night
  • She talks to Jesus and I close my eyes
  • And I thank God for all of the joy in my life, oh
    but most of all...
  • For 2
  • Sticking little white flowers all up in her hair
  • Walk beside the pony Daddy, it's my first ride
  • 3 , but I sure tried
  • Oh with all that I've done wrong, I must of done
    something right
  • To deserve a hug every morning, and butterfly
    kisses at night.
  • Sweet sixteen today

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  • She's looking like her Mama, a little more
    everyday.
  • 4
  • To perfume and makeup, from ribbons and curls.
  • Trying her wings out in a great big world
  • But I remember...
  • Butterfly kisses after bedtime prayer
  • Sticking little white flowers all up in her hair.
  • You know how much I love you Daddy, but if you
    don't mind
  • I'm only gonna kiss you on the cheek this time.
  • With all that I've done wrong, 5

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  • To deserve her love every morning, and butterfly
    kisses at night.
  • (background)
  • All the precious time,Oh, like the wind the years
    go by.
  • Precious butterfly,
  • 6
  • She'll change her name today.
  • She'll make a promise, and I'll give her away.
  • Standing in the brideroom just staring at her.
  • She asks me what I'm thinking, and I said I'm not
    sure.
  • 7 ,
  • And she leaned over...

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  • Gave me butterfly kisses with her Mama there
  • Sticking little white flowers all up in her hair.
  • Walk me down the aisle Daddy, it's just about
    time.
  • 8
  • Daddy, don't cry.
  • Oh, with all that I've done wrong, I must of done
    something right.
  • To deserve her love every morning, and butterfly
    kisses,
  • I couldn't ask God for more, than this is what
    love is.
  • I know I gotta let her go, but I'll always
    remember...
  • Every hug in the morning, and butterfly kisses.

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  • The answers
  • 1.She was sent here from heaven
  • 2.butterfly kisses after bedtime prayer
  • 3.I know the cake looks funny Daddy
  • 4.One part woman, the other part girl
  • 5.I must of done something right
  • 6.Spread your wings and fly.
  • 7.I just feel like I'm losing my baby girl,
  • 8.Does my wedding gown look pretty Daddy?

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  • Speaking
  • Instructions On Fathers Day, you send your
    father a card to express your love and thanks.
    Work with you partner to role-play the situation.
  • Functional Expressions
  • Thanks.
  • Thank you.
  • Thanks a lot.
  • Many thanks.
  • Thank you very much.
  • I cant thank you enough.
  • Its very nice/kind of you.
  • I really appreciate it.
  • I am grateful to you for
  • Your help is greatly appreciated.
  • Id like to express my gratitude.

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  • Speaking Reference Answer

A What day is it today, dad? B Its Sunday.
Why? A Its the third Sunday in June. Today is
Fathers Day. B Oh, I didnt realize that. A
Dad, this card is for you. I made it myself. B
Thank you, dear. Its beautiful. A With this
card, Id like to say thank-you. Thank you for
bringing me to the world and giving me so much
love and care. I love you, dad. B Im so moved,
dear. I love you, too.
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  • Section 3 Practical Writing
  • Writing a Thank-you Letter. This can be
    assigned as homework after explaining the basic
    elements of writing a thank-you letter.

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  • Reference answer
  • Dear Xiao Ming,
  • Im now back to Shanghai. In this letter I would
    like to convey my heartfelt thanks to you for the
    wonderful vacation I spent with you in Hangzhou.
  • Hangzhou is such a beautiful city. We visited so
    many pretty places and among them I was
    particularly impressed by the lovely scenery by
    the West Lake.
  • I do hope one day you can pay a visit to Shanghai
    so that I can have an opportunity to pay back
    your friendship.
  • Thank you again and keep in touch.
    Yours sincerely,
  • Li Jun
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