【正文】 動詞不定式作賓補或主語補足語） ? . From the way they talked I presumed them to be married. ? assume: accept sth. arbitrarily or deliberately。 pretend to have or be (指武斷地或故意地）猜想；假定 ? She assumed he wouldn39。t want to talk to her after their quarrel. ? suppose: take as likely。 consider as true(口語常用詞）想，有一定根據的猜想（放在句中或者句末用逗號隔開，作插入語） ? . I39。m able to suppose how upset you are just from the expression in your eyes. ? 7. far and near: everywhere (Line 41) ? up and down: moving upwards and downwards ? ups and downs: good and bad periods, fortune or spirits following one another in turn ? day and night: all the time ? on and off: from time to time ? now and then: sometimes but not very often ? here and there: in different places 9. go forth (line. 50) ? 向前去 , (命令等 )被發(fā)布 , 被發(fā)表 ? The decree had gone forth. ? 10. shower. v. (line. 87) ? to pour down in a shower: ? 紛撒 , 將 … 陣雨般傾倒下來： ? . ….showered confetti on the parade. ? …. 將五彩紙屑天女散花般撒在游行隊伍中 Postreading ? Reading Comprehension on page. 12 ? Step one ? Step two ? Human nature is a delicate balance of light and dark or good and evil. Most of the time this precarious balance is maintained。 however, when there is a shift, for whatever reason, the dark or perverse side surfaces. How and why this dark side emerges differs from person to person. What may push one individual over the edge will only cause a raised eyebrow in another. ? In this case, it is the vulture eye of the old man that makes the narrator39。s blood run cold. It is this irrational fear which evokes the dark side, and eventually leads to murder. The narrator plans, executes and conceals the crime。 however, [w]hat has been hidden within the self will not stay concealed.... (Silverman 208) The narrator repeatedly insists that he(she) is not mad。 however the reader soon realizes that the fear of the vulture eye has consumed the narrator, who has now bee a victim to the madness which he had hoped to elude. Part Three Further Development ? the “Evil Eye” in China ? Samples: ? 1. Seeing a snake going into a hole will bring the person who sees it bad luck. ? 2. If bird droppings fall on someone?s head, the person will have bad luck. ? 3. People going to a funeral must eat candies, whoever doesn?t do that will have bad luck. ? 4. The cry of a crow is an evil omen. ? Afterclass activity ? Suggestion: to continue the story. ? Hints: (yahoo box) Unit 1 Suspense 1. What is suspense? ? Suspense is defined as a feeling of anxiety or excitement that results from being uncertain about an oute or a decision. 2. When can we feel suspense ? ? ? We can feel suspense during an exciting football match. ? We are left in suspense while waiting for the announcement of a decision that personally affects us. ? We undergo apprehension and fear before we anticipate an important news. 3. Suspense as a basic element in stories ? The readers are interested in a story because they want to know how events will unfold and what the fate of the hero or heroine will be. ? The level of suspense …..The type of the story ? The same degree of …dangerous adventures, a fairy tale or a love story… ? A story … a murder or a crime… 4. How to create suspense ? It?s created by a bination of certainty… and uncertainty… ? The author should provide enough clues to anticipate what will happen. ? The readers are uncertain about what will happen. 5. The end of the suspense ? The end of the story ? Novels or films that leave us in suspense are rare, but they do exist. ? … the unresolved short story… Writing () ? An ? Sample: