Unit 8 welcome-integration 课件2026-2027学年译林版英语九年级上册

该初中英语课件聚焦九年级上册Unit 8语法模块，核心讲解if和unless引导的条件状语从句。课堂导入通过提问引导学生观察if从句时态（一般现在时）及主句动词形式（一般将来时、情态动词），结合句子改写练习，搭建从语法规则归纳到灵活运用的学习支架。 其亮点在于融合文学语境（如O. Henry故事、《边城》等），通过观察分析、对比讨论（if与unless的区别）培养思维品质，任务设计从填空、对话补全到写作输出，循序渐进提升语言能力。学生在真实语境中主动构建语法知识，教师可借助分层练习高效开展教学，助力核心素养落地。

Pages one hundred and fifteen to one hundred and eighteen integration, expLoring great literature AA play has . several parts that are not found in other types of literature. Mister wu is showing an excerpt from the play king lear. Read excerpt and answer the questions below. Act one seen one kingless palace kinglier sits in his seat. His three daughters stand before him. Tell me my daughters, which of you loves me most? Gonna my eldest, speak first. sir. I love you more than words can say. I love that makes breath poor and speech unable. More than anything. I love you. I give you so much of all my land from here to there with dark forests and open fields. What says my second daughter, my day's regan speak. sir, in my true heart, I find my sister describes my love for you. Only SHE comes too short. All other joys are my enemy, except for your dear . love to you. I give a third of my lands. No lesson what I gave to gonna now cordial. What can you say to get a third even Better than your sisters? Speak nothing, my lord. nothing will come of nothing. Speak again. I love you according to my duty. No more, no less. B mile and Kitty are talking about their favourite types of literature. Work in peace and talk about your favorite types of literature. Use the conversation below as a model. What type of literature do you like best? Kitty. I like short stories best because I can read them even when i'm busy. They're not too long, but they still have interesting characters and exciting events. That's true. I like short stories too, but I think I like poems best. why? Poems often have lovely language. I like poems too, but sometimes I can't understand them unless I read them again and again. Yes, it's often hard to understand the parliament at first, but if you take your time, you will find the beauty in IT. Pages one hundred and eight to one hundred and nine reading the lost leave. mili found a simplified short story by the famous american writer. Oh, Henry, here is a short story. The last leave, he has a very small chance. The doctor said to sue, if people don't want to live, I can't do much for them. John, I lay there very thin and very quiet, and burning with a fever. Eight, seven. John, I was counting, and a little later, six in a voice, still lower, an old old tree grew against the wall outside the window. Almost all its leaves had fAllen from its dark branches. There goes another one, only five left. Now five, what? Dear asked. So as he moved to john se's bedside leaves on the tree when the last leaf falls, I must go to, oh, I never heard of such a thing, said sue. There was anger in her voice. IT doesn't make any sense. What does an old tree have to do with you? John sey did not answer, try to sleep, said, so i'll go get burman. I want him to be the model for my picture. After I sell my drawing, I can buy more food to make you strong. Old bare men who lived on the first floor of their apartment building was also a painter. He was over sixty. He had always talked of painting a master piece, but he had yet to started sutoto bermant about Johnny SHE will die unless the last leave stays on the tree. Or woman cried, are there such fools? Do people die because leaves drop off a tree? After a night of beating rain and wild wind, there was still one dark Green leaf left on the tree. IT is the last one. IT will fall today, said Johnny, and I shall die at the same time. The next morning, the leaf was still there. Something has made that last leafs stay there to show me how wrong I was, said john sey. IT is wrong to want to die. John, I was getting Better. The next day, sue told Johnny, mister burman died. He was ill because of being out in the cold night. Look at the last leaf, didn't you ever wonder why never moved when the wind was blowing, its burman's masterpiece. He painted IT there the night that the last leaf fell. 九年级上册 Grammar Unit 8 The world of literature Using if-Presentation 1. What word do all the sentences begin with? They all begin with “if”. 2. Look at the first part of each sentence (the if-part). What tense is the verb? The simple present tense. Read Part A on page 112 and answer the questions. Using if-Presentation 3. Look at the main clause of the first sentence. What tense is the verb? The simple future tense. 4. Look at the main clauses of the second and the third sentence. What kind of words are used? Modal verbs. Presentation 5. What do the if-clauses tell us? And what do the main clauses tell us? The if-clauses tell us the condition. The main clauses tell us the result. Presentation Try to rewrite the following sentences. (1) If you like short stories, you will love O. Henry, who wrote over 600 short stories in his life. =You will love O. Henry, who wrote over 600 short stories in his life ________________________. if you like short stories Presentation Try to rewrite the following sentences. (2) If you want to read a story with a surprise ending, you should try an O. Henry story. =You should try an O. Henry story _______________________________________. if you want to read a story with a surprise ending Presentation Try to rewrite the following sentences. (3) If you need to find his books, you can ask the librarian where they are. =You can ask the librarian where they are __________________________________. if you need to find his books Presentation Finish “Work out the rule!” on page 112. present modal verb comma Practice Try to rewrite the sentences using if-clause. (1) If you want to understand a poem, you should read it more than once. You should read it more than once if you want to understand a poem. Practice (2) If you only read one type of book, you will miss the joy of trying something new. You will miss the joy of trying something new if you only read one type of book. (3) If you keep a reading diary, you will remember the books better and think more deeply. You will remember the books better and think more deeply if you keep a reading diary. Practice want should read will improve write don’t put in will be don’t know can/should ask don’t want should/can include A1 Millie is reading some tips for new writers. Help her fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the words in brackets. Add should, can or will where necessary. Practice Write one more tip for new writers using if-clause. If you don’t know how to describe a character, you can think about a real person you know. If you want your story to be memorable, you can try to include a surprise ending like those in O. Henry’s stories. Production Millie: I’m looking for a good book to read. Do you have any suggestions? Kitty: If you like stories about friendship and growth, you(1) (love) The Border Town by Shen Congwen. will love Read and complete the following conversation. Production Millie: I’ve heard of that book. What is it about? Kitty: It’s about a beautiful town and the warm-hearted people living there. If you want to read something with local colour, you (2) try it. Millie: That sounds nice. But I prefer stories with suspense and excitement. Kitty: Then you will enjoy Great Expectations by Charles Dickens if you (3)____ (like) mysteries. can/should/may like Production Millie: What’s special about that book? Kitty: It teaches you that real happiness comes not from wealth but from kindness. If you read it carefully, you (4) (find) many surprising twists. Millie: OK. If I need to find a copy, where (5) I get one? will find can Production Millie: OK. If I need to find a copy, where (5) I get one? Kitty: You can check the school library or buy one online if you (6)______ (want) your own copy. Millie: Thanks! I’ll go to the library today. can want Production A2 Talk with your partner about a story or a writer you are familiar with, using if-clauses. Version 1: A: If you like short stories with a surprise ending, you will love O. Henry’s “The Gift of the Magi”. B: What is it about? A: If I tell you too much, I will ruin the surprise. Just read it! Production Version 2: A: If you enjoy magical worlds and unforgettable characters, you will love J.K.Rowling’s books. B: What makes her writing special? A: If you read Harry Potter series, you will find that even the smallest details matter in the end. Using unless-Presentation Read the text on page 113 and answer the question. What word does the writer use to introduce a condition? The word is “unless”. Presentation Rewrite the two sentences using “if ... not”. (1) Unless you read it carefully, it can be hard to fully enjoy good literature. you read it carefully, it can be hard to fully enjoy good literature. If don’t Presentation (2) Unless you read a poem again and again, you may not understand the true meaning of it. you read a poem again and again, you may not understand the true meaning of it. If don’t Discussion Compare the original sentences with rewritten ones and discuss the following questions. What does “unless” mean? How is it different from“if”? Unless means “if ... not”. It introduces a negative condition, but the verb in the unless-clause stays in the positive form. Presentation Finish “Work out the rule!” on page 113. before or after Practice (1) Unless you try reading poetry, you may not realize how much you enjoy the art form. (2) Unless you read poetry, you may miss out on the beauty and power of language. B1 Millie is writing about reading and writing poetry. Help her rewrite the sentences using unless. Practice (3) Unless you take your time reading a poem, you may not understand it fully. (4) You will never know whether you like the poet unless you read his work. (5) You won’t know whether you can write a poem unless you try. (6) Unless you put in time and energy, it will be difficult to write beautiful poetry. Practice c a f b d e B2 Millie is sharing her notes about a writing class. The first part of each sentence is given. Choose the correct second part in the box below. Practice If unless if Unless unless if if B3 Amy is inviting Millie to the Sunshine Book Fair. Complete their conversation using if or unless in each blank. Production I’d like to introduce The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway. If you enjoy stories about courage and determination, you will love this book. It tells the story of an old fisherman who fights to catch a huge fish. Unless you read it carefully, you may miss the deeper meaning behind the simple words. If you want a book that makes you think, you should give this one a try. B4 You are invited to introduce a book or a writer to your class. Please write a short text, using if and unless-clauses. Let me introduce Lu Xun, a famous Chinese writer. If you want to understand Chinese society in the early 20th century, you should read his stories. His language can be difficult, so unless you read slowly and think deeply, you may not fully understand his message. However, if you put in the effort, you will find his works powerful and unforgettable. Production Thank you! $九年级上册 Integration Unit 8 The World of Literature 1. What does a play usually contain? Find examples from the excerpt on page 115. Act and scene (e.g. “ACT 1, SCENE 1”) A setting (e.g. “King Lear’s palace”) Stage directions in brackets (e.g. “[King Lear sits in his seat. His three daughters stand before him.]”) Lines (the words the characters speak) Reading Scan the excerpt from the play King Lear in Part A and answer the following questions. He gives Goneril a large part of his land (“so much of all my lands ... with dark forests and open fields”), and gives Regan a third of his land. 2. Who are the characters in this excerpt? What is their relationship? The characters are King Lear and his three daughters: Goneril, Regan and Cordelia. 3. What does King Lear give to his two elder daughters? Reading Whose actions are described? King Lear and the three daughters’ actions. What can you learn from these actions? King Lear holds the power in this scene—he is seated like a judge, while his daughters stand, waiting to speak. Read and answer the questions. Reading What do Goneril and Regan say to King Lear? How do their words make King Lear feel? Read along with the recording, answer the questions. Their words make King Lear feel happy and pleased, so he immediately gives them land. Reading What does Cordelia say? Are her words different from what her sisters say? Goneril and Regan use big, fancy words to make their love sound huge. Cordelia’s words are short and plain. Why do you think Cordelia chooses to say like this? Because she thinks real love should be shown through actions, not pretty words. Reading Read along with the recording, answer the questions. Discuss the following questions in groups. 1. Compare the three daughters’ words. Whose words do you trust the most? Why? Use examples from the excerpt. I trust Cordelia’s words the most. Goneril says her love makes “speech unable”, yet she keeps speaking. Regan says all other joys are her “enemy”, which sounds too extreme. Their words feel like a show to win land. Cordelia, however, says simply that she loves her father “according to [her] duty, no more nor less”. Her words are plain and honest. She does not try to make her love sound bigger than it is. Reading 2. What kind of person do you think King Lear is in this scene? Find clues from his words and the stage directions. In this scene, King Lear seems proud and foolish. The stage direction “[King Lear sits in his seat.]” shows he puts himself above others like a judge. He asks his daughters to compete for his love and gives away land based on their words, not their true feelings. He cannot tell who is honest and who is not. This makes him easy to fool. Reading One key difference is how the two forms reveal a character’s inner world. In a novel, the writer can directly tell us what a character thinks or feels. For example, if this scene were a novel, it might say: “Cordelia’s heart ached. She loved her father too deeply to turn love into a performance.” We would immediately know her true feelings. In a play, however, the story is told through dialogue and actions. We are not told what Cordelia thinks; we can only judge her by what she says (“Nothing, my lord.”) and what she does not say. The stage directions in this excerpt only show us where characters sit or stand, never how they feel. This means the audience or reader must work harder to understand the characters. What are the differences between a play and novel? Give one example. Reading Listening Henry David Thoreau Zhu Ziqing William Wordsworth His writings show respect for the power of nature. His writings are full of strong feelings and images of nature. One of his books is about the importance of nature in our lives. Listening What makes a good piece of literature It describes (1)__________________that are common to everyone. Example: Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare It is an art form of (2)________________. Example: (3)_______________________by Ernest Hemingway It lasts a long time. Example: poems by Li Bai and Du Fu, who lived in the (4)___________ feelings and problems language The Old Man and the Sea 8th century Listening Discuss with group members about the following questions. In Part A, we read an excerpt from King Lear. Think about the three qualities of good literature we just heard. Does King Lear have any of these qualities? Which ones? Yes, it does. King Lear describes feelings that are common to everyone—the love between a father and his daughters, the pain of being misunderstood, and the conflict between honesty and flattery. People from different cultures and times can all connect with these feelings. Also, Shakespeare uses language as a powerful tool. The different speaking styles of the three sisters—Goneril’s exaggeration, Regan’s competition, Cordelia’s plainness—show their characters through language alone. Listening Discuss with group members about the following questions. In Part A, we read an excerpt from King Lear. Think about the three qualities of good literature we just heard. Does King Lear have any of these qualities? Which ones? Yes, it does. King Lear describes feelings that are common to everyone—the love between a father and his daughters, the pain of being misunderstood, and the conflict between honesty and flattery. People from different cultures and times can all connect with these feelings. Also, Shakespeare uses language as a powerful tool. The different speaking styles of the three sisters—Goneril’s exaggeration, Regan’s competitiveness, Cordelia’s plainness—show their characters through language alone. Listening master America quiet forest English Listening feelings and problems language Read the conversation in Part C and complete the table below. Character Book Reason Sandy (1)______________ It shows the (2)_____________ colour of a beautiful town and its warm-hearted people. Daniel (3)______________ It teaches him that real happiness comes not from (4)_______________but from treating others with kindness. Millie (5)______________ It (6)_______________ her want to write novels herself. Speaking The Border Town Great Expectations wealth Jane Eyre makes local Speaking Speaking Work in groups and discuss books that have impressed them a lot, using the conversation in Part C as a model. Speaking A: Are there any books that have impressed you? B: Sure. The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway has impressed me a lot. It is about an old fisherman who fights with a giant fish in the sea. I like the old man’s courage best. What about you? C: I love The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. It teaches me that what is essential is invisible to the eye. And you? D: The book that has influenced me the most is Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White. It tells a story about friendship between a pig and a spider. It makes me want to treasure every friend in my life. Read the outline in Part D1 and answer the questions. Writing (1) Who is Julie? What is she like? Julie is a 13-year-old girl who has just moved to a new city because of her father’s new job. She is very shy and hasn’t made any friends yet. Writing (2) What problem does she face? She feels lonely and doesn’t want to go to her new school because she has no friends there. (3) Who appears at the door at the end of the outline? What is her relationship with Julie? Emily appears at the door. She is Julie’s neighbour and classmate. Discuss what might happen next in groups and complete Part D1. Writing Read the first scene in Millie’s play script in Part D2 and then complete the table below. Element What I find in the play script Act and scene (1)_______________________ Setting (2)_______________________ Stage directions (3)_____________________________________________ [The doorbell rings. Julie’s mum goes to open the door. At the door is Emily, their neighbour and Julie’s classmate.] Characters Julie, Mum, and (4)_______________________ Act 1, Scene 1 Julie’s bedroom [Julie is looking at herself in a mirror. There’s a knock at the door, and Julie’s mum enters.] Emily Writing Read the conversation between Mum and Julie in different roles and discuss the following questions. (1) How does Julie feel about her new school? How do you know that? She feels sad and lonely. She says, “I don’t like my new school. I haven’t made any friends yet. I haven’t met anyone who likes me. I miss my old school and my old friends.” Writing (2) In the next scene, Emily will talk with Julie. Based on what you know about Julie so far, how do you think she will act when Emily tries to be friendly? Why? Julie will probably be shy and quiet at first. She might not say much or even try to end the conversation quickly because she is still feeling nervous and unsure of herself. But if Emily is friendly and patient—for example, if she shares something about her own experience—Julie might slowly open up a little. Writing How to write a good play? Writing Continue Millie’s play script based on the information in Part D1. Structure Expressions Writing Self-assessment 问题 是 否 如果为“否”，如何改进？ 你的剧本是否包含“幕”与“场”的标注？ 你的剧本是否设定了清晰的地点？ 你的舞台说明是否描述了人物的动作或者情绪？ 你的对话是否使用了丰富的词汇和句型来展现人物的性格或情感变化？ 你的剧本情节是否有起伏或冲突？       你的剧本主题是否表现了人类共通的情感？       你的语言是否简洁有力？       你的剧本在拼写、语法和标点方面是否都正确？       Writing 评价指标 得分 评分标准 剧本结构是否完整（幕、场、地点、舞台说明、对话）？   5 = Excellent 4 = Good 3 = Acceptable 2 = Needs improvement 舞台说明是否能展现人物动作或情绪？   对话是否自然，符合人物性格和情境？   情节发展是否合理，是否能与第一幕自然衔接？   剧本是否描写了普遍的情感，能引起读者的共鸣？   剧本在拼写、语法和标点方面是否都正确？   Writing Peer-assessment Sample Act 1, Scene 2 Julie’s living room [The door is open. Emily stands outside with a small box of biscuits. Julie’s mum is at the door. Julie stands a few steps behind.] Writing Emily: Hi, I’m Emily, from next door. Are you Julie? We’re in the same class. My mum thinks that new neighbours should feel welcome, so she sent these biscuits. Julie: (quietly) Yes. I’m Julie. Emily: Are you heading to school now? We could walk together. Writing [Julie looks down and says nothing.] Emily: (gently) Is everything OK? Julie: (after a pause) I don’t really want to go to school today. I miss my old home because everything was easier there. And I miss my friends too. Emily: I understand. I moved here two years ago. I remember how lonely I felt. Writing Writing Julie: (looking up) Really? Emily: Really. (smiles) Well, how about tomorrow? We can walk to school together. And after school, have you been to our city’s library? It’s really nice. We could go there sometime. Writing [Julie hesitates, then a tiny smile appears.] Julie: OK. Tomorrow. I’ll try. Emily: Great! See you then. Writing [Emily waves and leaves. Julie closes the door. She looks at her mum, who has been watching quietly.] Julie: Mum, I think I’ll go to school tomorrow. [Lights dim.] Thank you! Blues 108410.93 Blues 97908.68 Blues 113348.555 Blues 74370.055 $九年级上册 Reading Unit 8 The world of literature Lead-in 1. What are some of your favourite short stories? My favourite short stories include “The Necklace” by Guy de Maupassant and “My hometown” by Lu Xun. Think and answer. Lead-in 2. Have you heard of O. Henry? What is he famous for? Yes, O. Henry is a famous American writer. He is famous for his surprise endings. Pre-reading 1. What can you see in the picture? I can see two young women. One is lying in bed, and the other is sitting beside her, looking worried. Look at the picture and answer the questions. Pre-reading 2. What might be the relationship between the two women? They might be friends or sisters. 3. What do you think the story might be about? The story might be about illness, friendship, or hope. While reading Read the story quickly and finish the table below. Main characters Place (1)_______, Sue and Behrman In a(n) (2) __________ building Johnsy apartment Read the story and complete Part A on page 110. 7 1 2 4 3 5 6 While reading Read the story in detail and answer the questions. 1. What can you learn about Johnsy from the doctor’s words? The doctor’s words tell us that Johnsy was very seriously ill and had very little chance to live. More importantly, she had lost the will to live. While reading 2. How did Johnsy feel when counting the leaves? She felt hopeless and pessimistic. She had connected her life to the falling leaves and was simply waiting for death, without any will to fight. While reading 3. What made Johnsy change her mind? The leaf gave her hope and made her realize that she should not give up. While reading Read the story in detail and complete Part B on page 110 and correct the false sentences. T F T F F F Only Johnsy was sick. Sue was taking care of her. over sixty years old. He was an old painter. because he was out in the cold all night painting the leaf. Sue knew that Behrman painted the leaf on the wall. While reading Post-reading Mille is writing an article about O. Henry. Complete the article with he correct forms of the words and phrases in the box. have something to do with fever drops off Post-reading masterpiece make sense beating out in the cold anger Post-reading Did the writer describe the scene where Behrman was painting the leaf in detail? Why or why not? No, the writer did not describe it in detail. There are at least three reasons: Think and answer. To create a surprise ending. If readers knew the truth earlier, the ending would lose its power to shock and move us. Post-reading To make Behrman’s sacrifice more touching. Behrman did not paint the leaf to be praised or remembered. The fact that nobody saw him makes his act purer and more selfless. Post-reading To let readers share Johnsy’s experience. Throughout the story, readers, like Johnsy, believe the leaf is real. When the truth is finally revealed, we feel the same shock and gratitude that Johnsy must have felt. Post-reading Johnsy: At first, she is week, pessimistic and gives up hope easily. She believes she will die when the last leaf falls. But later, she realizes she was wrong and decides to live. Further thinking 1. What are the personalities of the thre characters in the story? Post-reading She is caring, loyal and strong. She takes good care of her sick friend, tries to cheer her up, and never gives up on her. Sue: Post-reading He seems bad-tempered and rude on the outside, but deep down he is kind-hearted, selfless and brave. He risks his life to paint the leaf and gives Johnsy the hope to live. Behrman: Post-reading Further thinking 2. What was Behrman’s dream? Do you think his dream came true? Behrman’s dream was to paint a masterpiece. I think his dream came true. The leaf he painted was so true to life that Johnsy didn’t realize it was a picture. More importantly, it was more than just a painting—it gave Johnsy hope and saved her life. That is what makes it a true masterpiece. Post-reading Further thinking 3. What impressed you most in the story? Why? Version 1: What impressed me most is the surprise ending. Throughout the story, I thought the last leaf was real. Only at the end did I find out that it was painted by Behrman. This twist made me want to read the story again and look for clues I had missed. Post-reading Version 2: What impressed me most is the power of hope. A simple painted leaf gave Johnsy the will to live again, It makes me realize that sometimes even the smallest thing can change a person’s life completely. Post-reading Discuss and share In the story, hope comes from a painted leaf. In real life, when people are sick or going through hard times, where can hope come from? Think of one specific example from real life or from the news. Post-reading Hope can also come from something a person loves. I heard about a cancer patient who loved painting. During her treatment, she painted every day, even when she was very weak. She said that painting gave her something to look forward to each morning. Like the painted leaf in the story, her paintings reminded her that there was still beauty and hope in life. Thank you! $Unit eight, the world of literature. Page one hundred and seven, welcome to the unit common types of literature . a the class one grade deny students are learning about common types of literature, listen to the introduction and match each type of literature with its correct example. There are several common types of literature plays, poems, novels and short stories. A play is a type of literature that is meant to be performed on stage. One classic example is hamlet by William shakespeare. In poems, every word is carefully chosen for its sound and meaning the waterfall in mount luan, reviewed from a far by lei is an example of chinese poetry, if you like, long stories, novels are for you. Novels often have many characters, and lots of events like a dream of red mentions bite, so show chin short stories are similar to novels in the way they are written, but much shorter. Oh, Henry is a famous short story writer, and he wrote the famous story the gift of the major. His stories often have a surprise ending. B one, mister wu is giving a talk on nature and literature. Listen to the talk and match each writer to the correct description. In the history of literature, many writers have written about nature. Let's look at three examples. The great chinese writer to thirteen wrote many works about nature, such as moonlight over the lotus pond. His writings are full of strong feelings and images of nature. He was a master of language. He was able to paint beautiful images in his unique style. Another example is Henry David for row, an american writer. He once lived in a quiet forest for more than two years. There he wrote his most famous work, walden, in this book, throw talks about his love for nature and the importance of nature in our lives. The english poet William words worth is another writer who was moved by nature. His writings show his great respect for the power of nature. He believed we could learn so much from the natural world. See, miley, Sandy and Daniel are talking about books that have impressed them, working groups, and discuss books that have impressed you a lot. Use the conversation below as a model. Are there any books that have . impressed you? sure. The novel, the border town, by选中文has impressed me a lot。IT is about a beautiful town and the warm hearted people who live there. I like the local color in the novel most. What about you, Daniel? I love Charles dickens novel great expectations. It's a great book. IT teaches me that real happiness comes not from wealth, but from treating others with kindness. And you, Milly. The book that has influenced me the most is gene air by charliet branch. IT tells the story about love, loss and personal growth. IT makes me want to write novels myself. Unit eight, classic, classic, short story. short story. take one's time. take one's time. Brunch. brunch. bedside. bedside. anger. anger. Make sense. make sense. Have to do with. have to do with . apartment. apartment. masterpiece. masterpiece. full. full. actually. actually. widely. widely. run out of. run out of. fair. fair act, unable. unable. Enemy. enemy. mage image. lasting. lasting, loss, loss. Show up. show up. Mirror, mirror. Knock, knock. Hurry up, hurry up. Matter. matter. Doorbell. door, bell, ring, ring. Unit eight, the world of literature reading the last leave, the last leave. SHE has a very small chance. The doctor said to sue, if people don't want to live, I can't do much for them. Johnsy lay there, very thin and very quiet, and burning with a fever. Eight, seven. John y was counting. And a little later, six. In a voice still lower. An old old tree grew against the wall outside the window. Almost all its leaves had fAllen from its dark branches. There goes another one, only five or left. Now five, what dear asked. So as he moved to john seymour, di leaves on the tree when the last leaf falls, I must go to, oh, I never heard of such a thing, said sue. There was anger in her voice. IT doesn't make any sense. What does an old tree have to do with you? Johnny did not answer, try to sleep, said to, i'll go get burman I want him to be the model for my picture. After I sell my drawing, I can buy more food to make you strong old barman who lived on the first floor of their apartment building was also a painter. He was over sixty. He had always talked of painting a masterpiece, but he had yet to started sutoto berman about john, I SHE will die unless the last leafs stays on the tree. Obama cried, are there such fools? Do people die because leaves drop off a tree? After a night of beating rain, a wild wind, there were still one dark Greenly left on the tree. IT is the last one. IT will fall today, said Johnny and I shall die at the same time. The next morning, the leaf was still there. Something has made that last leaf stay there to show me how wrong I was, said john sey. IT is wrong to want to die. Johnny was getting Better. The next day, sue told john y, mister burman died. He was ill because of being out in the cold night. Look at the last leaf. Didn't you ever wonder why I never moved when the wind was blowing? It's burman's masterpiece. He painted IT there the night that the last leaf fell. D to read the first scene in milita script. T at one seen one julius bedroom, Julie is looking at herself in a mirror. There's a knocked at the door and july's momentous. hurry up, Julie, or you'll be late for school. I don't want to go to school today. Mom, what's the matter? Don't you feel? Well, I don't like my new school. I haven't made any friends yet. I haven't met anyone who likes me. I miss my old school and my old friends. Why did we have to move here? You know why? July, your father got a wonderful new job here. IT will be a little difficult tip first, but i'm sure you'll get used to life in this city. The door bell rings. July's mom goes to open the door. At the door is Emily, their neighbour, and july's classmates. B two milli is talking to mister wu about literature. Listen to their conversation and complete the notes below. Mister, wow, what makes a good piece of literature? Great literature usually has three key qualities. First, good literature should describe feelings and problems that are common to everyone. Think about the play romeo and Juliet by William shakespeare. People in many different countries have been able to connect with this love story over many years. Okay, I see. Second, good literature is an art form of language. Great writers use language as a tool to show their thoughts and feelings, as well as the nature of their characters. Like earnest hemingway, in his novel the old man and the sea, he uses simple words and short sentences, but they are really powerful. This shows the old man strong character. Yes, exactly. What's the last quality IT should . last a long time live and do for, for example, are both writers who lived in the eighth century. Their poems have lasted for more than a thousand years. People still read them today. Unit eight, the world of literature. Page one hundred and seven, welcome to the unit common types of literature a . the class one grade denying students are learning about common types of literature, listen to the introduction and match each type of literature with its correct example. There are several common types of literature plays, poems, novels and short stories. A play is a type of literature that is meant to be performed on stage. One classic example is hamlet by Williams. Shakespeare in poems, every word is carefully chosen for its sound and meaning the waterfall in mount lug, reviewed from a far by lei, is an example of chinese poetry, if you like, long stories, novels are for you. Novels often have many characters and lots of events, like a dream of red mansions, bite, sale, shopping. Short stories are similar to novels in the way they are written, but much shorter. Oh, Henry is a famous short story writer, and he wrote the famous story the gift of the major. His stories often have a surprise ending. B mile and Kitty are talking about their favourite types of literature work in pair, and to talk about the your favourite types of literature, use the conversation below as a model. What type of literature do you like best? Kitty. I like short stories best because I can read them even when i'm busy. They're not too long, but they still have interesting characters and exciting events. That's true. I like short stories too, but I think I like poem's best. Why poems often have lovely language? I like poems too, but sometimes I can't understand them unless I read them again and again. Yes, it's often hard to understand the parliament first, but if you take your time, you will find the beauty in IT. Pages one hundred and eight to one hundred and nine reading the last leave. mili found a simplified short story by the famous american writer. Oh, Henry, here is a short story. The last leave, he has a very small chance, the doctor said to sue, if people don't want to live, I can't do much for them. John, I lay there very thin and very quiet, and burning with a fever. Eight, seven. Johnsy was counting, and a little later, six in a voice still lower, an old old tree grew against the wall outside the window. Almost all its leaves had fAllen from its dark branches. There goes another one, only five or left. Now five. what? Dear asked. So as he moved to john seymour di leaves on the tree when the last leaf falls, I must go to, oh, I never heard of such a thing, said sue. There was anger in her voice. IT doesn't make any sense. What does an old tree have to do with you? John sey did not answer, try to sleep, said, so i'll going get burman. I want him to be the model for my picture. After I sell my drawing, I can buy more food to make you strong. Old barman who lived on the first floor of their apartment building was also a painter. He was over sixty. He had always talked to painting a masterpiece, but he had yet to started sutoto mermen about Johnny SHE . will . die unless the last leave stays on the tree. Obama cried, are there such fools? Do people die because leaves drop off a tree after a night of beating rain and wild wind, there was still one dark Green leaf left on the tree. IT is the last one. IT will fall today, said Johnny, and I shall die at the same time. The next morning, belief was still there. Something has made that last leaf stay there to show me how wrong I was, said john sey. IT is wrong to want to die. John, I was getting Better. The next day, sue told Johnny, mister burman died. He was ill because of being out in the cold night. Look at the last belief. Didn't you ever wonder why never moved when the wind was blowing? It's burman's masterpiece. He painted IT there the night that the last leaf fell. Pages one hundred and fifteen to one hundred and eighteen integration expLoring great literature AA play has . several parts that are not found in other types of literature. Mister wu is showing an excerpt from the play king layer. Read the except and answer the questions below. Act one seen one kingless palace kinglier sits in his seat. His three daughters stand before him. Tell me my daughters, which of you loves me most? Gonna my eldest, speak first. sir. I love you more than words can say. I love that makes breath poor and speech unable. More than anything. I love you. I give you so much of all my lands from here to there with dog forests and open fields. What says my second daughter, my dearest regan. speak, sir, in my true heart, I find my sister describes my love for you. Only SHE comes too short. All other joys are my enemy, except for your dear . love to you. I gave a third of my no lesson, what I gave to goneril. Now, cordelia, what can you say to get a third even Better than your sisters? Speak nothing, my lord. nothing will come of nothing. Speak again. I love you according to my duty. No more, no less. B one, mister wu is giving a talk on nature and literature. Listen to the talk and match each writer to the create description. In the history of literature, many writers have written about nature. Let's look at three examples. The great chinese writer to thirteen wrote many works about nature, such as moonlight over the lotus pond. His writings are full of strong feelings and images of nature. He was a master of language. He was able to paint beautiful images in his unique style. Another example is Henry David for row, an american writer. He once lived in a quiet forest for more than two years. There he wrote his most famous work, walden, in this book, throw talks about his love for nature and the importance of nature in our lives. The english poet William words worth is another writer who was moved by nature. His writings show his great respect for the power of nature. He believed we could learn so much from the natural world. B two million is talking to mister wu about literature, listen to their conversation and complete the notes below. Mister, wow, what makes a good piece of literature? Great literature usually has three key qualities. First, good literature should describe feelings and problems that are common . to everyone. Think about the play romeo and Juliet by William shakespeare. People in many different countries have been able to connect with this love story over many years. OK I see. Second, good literature is an art form of language. Great writers use language as a tool to show their thoughts and feelings, as well as the nature of their characters. Like earnest hemingway in his novel the old man and the sea, he uses simple words and short sentences, but they are really powerful. This shows the old man strong character. Yes, exactly. What's the last quality? IT should last a long time, live and do for, for example, are both writers who lived in the eighth century. Their poems have lasting for more than a thousand years. People still read . them today. See, miley, Sandy and Daniel are talking about books that have impressed them, working groups, and discuss books that have impressed you a lot. Use the conversation below as a model. Are there any books that have . impressed you? sure. The novel, the border town, by选中文has impressed me a lot。IT is about a beautiful town and the warm hearted people who live there. I like the local color in . the novel most. What about you, Daniel? I love Charles dickens novel great expectations. It's a great book. IT teaches me that real happiness comes not from wealth, but from treating others with kindness. And you merely the book . that has influenced me the most is gene air by charliet branch. IT tells the story about love, loss and personal growth. IT makes me want to write novels myself. D to read the first scene in military script at one seen one Julia's bedroom, Julie is looking at herself in a mirror. There's a knocked at the door and july's momentous. hurry up, Julie, or you'll be late for school. I don't want to go to school today. Mom, what's the matter? Don't you feel well, I don't like my new school. I haven't made any friends yet. I haven't met anyone who likes me. I miss my old school and my old friends. Why did we have to move here? You know why? July, your father got a wonderful new job here. IT will be a little difficult at first, but i'm sure you'll get used to life in the city. The door bearings, july's mom goes to open the door. At the door is Emily their igher or and judy's classmates? 九年级上册 Welcome to the unit Unit 8 The world of literature 1. What can you see in the picture? Lead-in Look at the picture and answer the questions. I can see some books and a cup of tea/coffee. 2. How do you often feel when reading a book? I often feel relaxed and peaceful. better understand the beauty and value of great literary works. describe the literary works we like; learn about different types of literature; read a famous short story by O. Henry; 2 4 1 3 In this unit, we will What will we do in this unit? Lead-in Presentation The Class 1, Grade 9 students are learning about common types of literature. Listen to the introduction and match each type of literature with its correct example. Practice Which of these works have you heard of? What else do you know about them? Version 1: I’ve heard of “The Waterfall in Mount Lushan Viewed from Afar”. The language in it is lovely and powerful, creating a beautiful image of a waterfall in just a few words. Practice Which of these works have you heard of? What else do you know about them? Version 2: I’ve heard of Hamlet. It’s a famous play by Shakespeare about a prince who struggles to avenge his father’s murder. Practice Which of these works have you heard of? What else do you know about them? Version 3: I’ve heard of “The Gift of the Magi”. It is a touching short story about a poor young couple. They each sell their most valuable thing to buy a gift for the other. The ending is a big surprise. Practice Which of these works have you heard of? What else do you know about them? Version 4: I’ve heard of A Dream of Red Mansions. It’s a very long classic Chinese novel with many interesting characters. It shows us a detailed picture of life in an ancient wealthy family. Presentation Millie and Kitty are talking about their favourite types of literature. Listen to the conversation and complete the table. Name Favorite type of literature Reason Kitty (1)_______________ She can read them even when she is (2) _______. They are not (3) _______, but they still have (4)___________ ________________________. Millie (5)_______________ They have (6)______________. Short stories too long interesting Poems lovely language busy characters and exciting events Practice Work in pairs and talk about your favourite types of literature, using the conversation in Part B as a model. A: What type of literature do you like best, ...? B: I like ... best because ... A: That’s true. I like ... too, but I think I like ... best. B: Why? A: ... often have ... B: I like ... too, but sometimes ... A: Yes, it’s often hard to ... at first, but if ..., you’ll ... Discuss I think a common challenge is understanding the theme of a story. Many readers can follow the plot and remember the characters, but they may not know what the writer really wants to say. The story seems easy to read, but the deeper meaning is not always clear. It often takes time and discussion with others to understand it better. What challenges do you think are common when reading works of literature? Describe one. Thank you! Blues 98953.68 Blues 73142.18 $大家好，下面将进入第八单元的学习。unit eight，the world of literature. 在本单元的学习过程中。我们将要one read a famous short story by o Henry。Two learn about different types of literature. Three described the literary works we like for Better understand the beauty and value of great literary works. 本单元我们要学习的语言知识有，词汇知识。一、单词和短语。通过研读单元语篇，提取与单元话相关的单词及短语，并学会在谈论文学相关话题时正确使用classic . short story，take one's time, make sense, have to do with widely act lasting. 2、词汇拓展，一、搜集和了解更多介绍文学作品的表达。如be set in，be full of twists and . turns等。2、搜集和了解更多有关阅读感受的英语表达。如leave a deep impression on，teach an important . lesson about等语法知识，从形式、意义和用法三个维度系统学习if和unless引导的条件状语从句，并在谈论与文学相关的话题时恰当使用语篇知识。一、识别本单元出现的语篇类型、音频、对话、图片、短篇小说、表格、剧本等等，并获取和归纳语篇大意。2、学习短篇小说的叙事手法和戏剧剧本的结构要素，并运用相关语篇知识进行剧本续写，创作语用知识。一、在谈论文学喜好的交际用语中用what . type literature do you . like best等句式询问他。人的文学喜好，用i like best because I like . to but等句式表达对不同文学类型的观点与看法，使用得体的语言对他人的分享给予积极回应，促进良好互动。2、在特定的语境中准确理解他人对文学作品的感受与评价，并尝试使用i like . because has impressed me a lot、IT teaches me . that等句式表达个人阅读感悟。我们要学习的文化知识有，一、了解中外经典文学作品的不同类型与代表作家，感悟文学对人类共通情感的表达和心灵的启迪。2、了解欧亨利的意外结局、写作手法以及莎士比亚、华兹华斯、梭罗、朱自清等作家的创作特点与文学贡献，认识文学对个人精神成长的深远影响。