(2021新版)牛津译林版必修二英语Unit4 Lesson4 Integrated skills (I) 微课 ppt课件.pptx

1、Unit 4 Exploring literature Integrated skills (I) Cardinal numbers (one, two, three .) Ordinal numbers (first, second, third .) 1. Cardinal numbers 234: 1,234: 6,155,000: 1,420,200,000: two hundred and thirty-four one thousand two hundred and thirty four six million one hundred and fifty-five thousa

2、nd one billion four hundred and twenty million two hundred thousand Lets have a try! 1. Read the number aloud. 4,302,000,000 2. Choose the numbers you hear. 1,150 / 1,115 50,000 / 15,000 four billion three hundred and two million one thousand one hundred and fifty fifteen thousand 13 thirteen30 thir

3、ty 14 fourteen40 forty 16 sixteen60 sixty 17 seventeen70 seventy 18 eighteen80 eighty 19 nineteen90 ninety 2. Ordinal numbers l July: the first of July 2 August: the second of August 3 September: _ 4 October: the fourth of October 20 November: the twentieth of November 21 December: _ the third of Se

4、ptember the twenty-first of December He was born on 3 January, 1892. He was 81 when he died. The T-shirt cost him 200 yuan. Please meet me at 7 oclock tomorrow morning. If you have any problem, please call 307-4922. . . Date Age Price Time Telephone number three O seven, four nine double two Cardina

5、l and ordinal numbers Multiples (twice, third times .) Percentages (ten per cent .) and fractions (one third .) 1. Multiples This island is four times as large as that one. The car runs twice faster than the truck. This big tree is three times the height of that small one. His income is double hers.

6、 / He earns double what she does. 2. Percentages and fractions 1% one per cent 98% ninety-eight per cent 1/3 a/one third 2/3 two thirds 4/5 four fifths 1/2 a half 1/4 a quarter/one fourth 3/4 three quarters/three fourths (1) _ new books to be added next month Hello everyone! Im very pleased to tell

7、you that the library plans to add 200 new books next month. And Im asking you, Book Club members, to recommend what books we should buy. 200 We have 30 new autobiographies and biographies. Most of them are about important historical figures. They arent very popular, though. Some of them have never b

8、een borrowed. We also bought 20 poetry collections last year. Like autobiographies and biographies, however, they arent very popular. There are 20 new plays. Students enjoy reading plays, and they become more popular when students need to perform plays for class or club activities. (2) _ autobiograp

9、hies and biographies 20 poetry collections 20 plays 30 The library also added 30 short story collections and 300 novels. Of the 300 novels, one third are modern novels and the rest are classic novels. (3) _ short story collections 100 modern novels and (4) _ classic novels short story collections 30

10、 novels 300 1/3 2/3 (the rest) modern classic 30 200 more than 50 adventure stories nearly (5) _ romances about 60 historical novels around (6) _ science fiction novels The novels include more than 50 adventure stories and nearly 70 romances. There are about 60 historical novels and twice as many sc

11、ience fiction novels. Short story collections and novels have always enjoyed the greatest popularity among students. They are nearly always checked out. 70 120 Years 1892 1902 1900 2000 2008 1892 1902 1900 2000 2008 nineteen o two eighteen ninety-two nineteen hundred two thousand two thousand and ei

12、ght 1. _ Alfred Nobel decided to give away his fortune to establish the Nobel Prizes. 2. _ Alfred Nobel successfully invented dynamite. 3. _ Alfred Nobel left Russia to spend a year in Paris. 4. _ Alfred Nobel moved to Russia. 5. _ Alfred Nobel died. 6. _ The Nobel Prizes were first awarded. Alfred

13、Nobel was born in Stockholm in 1833. He was a chemist, engineer and inventor. Alfreds father was also an engineer and inventor. In 1837, Alfreds father moved to Russia. The Nobel family joined the father in 1842. Alfred Nobel left Russia in 1850 to spend one year in Paris studying chemistry and then

14、 spent one year in the United States. He devoted himself to the mechanical and chemical experiments. After returning to Sweden from Russia, Alfred continued the explosive experiments. In 1867, he successfully invented dynamite, which was used extensively in mining and the building of transport netwo

15、rks all over the world. A year before his death, he decided to give away all his money to establish the Nobel Prizes. Alfred Nobel died of a stroke in 1896. Five years later, the prizes were first awarded. 1. _ Alfred Nobel decided to give away his fortune to establish the Nobel Prizes. 2. _ Alfred Nobel successfully invented dynamite. 3. _ Alfred Nobel left Russia to spend a year in Paris. 4. _ Alfred Nobel moved to Russia. 5. _ Alfred Nobel died. 6. _ The Nobel Prizes were first awarded. 1895 1867 1850 1842 1896 1901