情緒描寫之疲憊篇ppt課件

場景描寫之疲憊篇,Adjectives,exhausted,Nouns,tired,fatigued,weary,exhausted,drawn,drowsy,worn-out,haggard,tiredness,exhaustion,fatigue,verbs,feelsleepy,dozeoff,canhardlyopenoneseyes,Reading,1.Settingofthepassage：Time:_Place:_Characters:_WhatwastheauthordoingHowdidtheauthorfeel?Howdidtheauthorexpresshisfeelings?,LastSunday,onthewaytotheFragrantHills,twofriendsthink,thinktooneself,wish,2.Addpsychologicaldescriptions,1.Usefulexpressions.(1)Shefeltherself_(surround)bydarknessandfear.(2)Shefeltalltheanimalsandplantsintheforest_(spin)roundher.(3)看來她像是在做夢.(4）仿佛有個好心人將她拽出了森林。(5)要是她沒有把手機(jī)落在包里就好了。(6）她多么希望她丈夫昨天跟著她一起。,surrounded,spinning,Itseemsasifshewereinadream.,Itseemedasifthegoodmantriedtodragheroutoftheforest.,Ifonlyshehadnotlefthermobilephoneinherbag.,Howmuchshewishedthatherhusbandhadfollowedheryesterday.,Standingintheforest,Isawnothingbutwildplants.SuddenlyIrealizedthatIwaslost.Ikeptmoving,butthefartherIwalked,themoreconfusedIbecame.Althoughitwasonlyadayofwalking,itseemedasifIhadbeentrappedhereforacentury.IknewIhadtofindanopenareasothatIcouldbeeasilyfound.SoIdraggedmyachingfeetforwardwiththehopeofmeetingsomeperson.Fortunately,Ifoundahugeflatrockinanopenareaatadistance.Iclimbedontoitandcollapsedthere.Allregretscrowdedinmymind.IwishedIhadneverleftaloneangrily.Ifonlymyhusbandwerewithme.,Sample:,2.Addpsychologicaldescriptions,Whenherecoveredhissenses,hethrewhimselfonthebed,rollingabout,hekissedfranticallytheplace,heremainedthereforseveralmomentsasmotionlessasthoughhewereabouttoexpire;thenherose,drippingwithperspiration(汗水),breathingquickly,mad,andbegantobeathisheadagainstthewall.Atlengthhefellasecondtime,exhausted;hedraggedhimselfonhiskneesoutsidethecell,andcroucheddownfacingthedoor,inanattitudeofastonishment.,3.Describeactionsspecifically,Underlinethedetailsofdescribinghisexhaustion,Creating:Describeanexhaustingscenewhenyouwerelostinaforestbydescribingactionsspecifically.,3.Describeactionsspecifically,Afterwalkingforquitealongtime,withnopathtofollow,IjustrealizedthatIgotlost.Ihadnochoicebuttokeepmoving,fallingtotheground,risingandthenmovingforward.Afterclimbingtoahighplaceoutofbreath,Isawnothingbutforestandfarbeyondasnowcappedmountaintop.Asnightwasbeginningtofall,IwassotiredthatIdraggedmyachingfeettoanopenareaandcollapsedmyselfonarock.,Sample:,3.Describeactionsspecifically,（1)Hewastryinghardtostaycalm,buthisheartwasbeatingveryfast.Hewasalone,andfarfromhelp,andthenightwascomingdownquickly.Allthewoodseemedtobealive,running,following,chasingsomethingorsomebody.ThetiredMolebegantoruntoo,butdidnotknowwhere.Heranintotreesandbushes,hefelloverthingsandintothings,hepickedhimselfupandranon.Atlasthefoundadeepdarkholeinthebottomofanoldtreeandfellintoit,tootiredtorunanotherstep.Helaythere,shakingwithfearandlistenedtothewhistlingsandthepatteringsoutside.,3.Describeactionsspecifically,（2）WhenthefatigueoffindingnothinghaddisheartenedTristan,whowasnoteasilydiscouraged,Quasimodocontinuedthesearchalone.Hemadethetourofthechurchtwentytimes,lengthandbreadth,upanddown,smelling,running,calling,shouting,peeping,thrustinghisheadintoeveryhole,pushingatorchundereveryvault(教堂地下室),despairing,mad.Amalewhohaslosthisfemaleisnomoreroaringnormorehaggard.,3.Describeactionsspecifically,（3）Hefeltwornoutallover,andhiskneesandlegswereshaking,andthewindwasblowingovertheland,andcloudsflewbyasthedarknessofeveningfell.Leavesblewfromthetrees,andthewaterroaredasitcrashedontotheshore.,1.Letthesurroundingsspeak,（4）Andawaytherivertookhim,pushinghimalong,ononeside,thenontheother.Thecottondresstieditselfroundhislegs,tryingtopullhimunder,andToadhadtofighttokeephisheadabovewater.Atlast,hemanagedtocatchholdofsomewaterplantsbytheriverbank.Heheldon,tootiredtopullhimselfoutofthewater.,2.Addpsychologicaldescriptions,1.Letthesurroundingsspeak,.DescriptionCreateascenebydescribingsurrounding,psychologicalactions,actionsandsoon.,Whenmyparentswasawayforbusinessforawholeday,Ihadbutterfliesinmystomachbecauseoftakingcareofmyfour-yearoldbrotheralone.Fortunately,mymotherleftalistoftips.Itseemedasiftakingafterakidwereveryeasy.Afterhavingbreakfast,Itookhimtothenearparkforapicnic.Thesunshiningbrightly,agustofwindblewandpartedthedroopingbranchesofthewillowlikeacurtain.Suddenly,outofthecornerofhiseyes,hespottedaboothsellingtoyscrowdedbychildrenbeforeIrealizedwhathappened.Herushedtotheboothandexcitedlypickedupaballandthrewit,andthengraspedanothertoy,evenseizedotherkidstoys,makingamess.Ihadnochoicebuttofollowhim,pickupthetoyshethrewandcomfortthecryingkidsand