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DictationGeneration

gap

is

a

popular

term

used

to

describe

vast

differences

invalues

and

attitudes

between

one

generation

and

another,

especiallybetween

parents

and

children.

It

occurs

when

older

and

younger

peopledo

not

understand

each

other

because

of

differentexperiences,

opinions,habits

and

behavior.

The

term

was

first

used

in

Western

countries

during

the1960s

to

describe

the

major

differences

between

the

baby

boomers

andtheir

parents

in

such

matters

as

musical

tastes

(rock

music),

fashion

(longhair

on

young

males),

drug

use,

and

politics

(large

scale

protests

again

theVietnam

War

on

American

college

campuses).Background

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DictationVideo

ClipSourceUnderstanding

Parenting

Styles:

Authoritative

--

Democratic

--

PermissiveBackground

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DictationQuestions:1.2.What

are

the

three

distinct

parenting

styles?What

characteristic

does

Marie

have

as

an

authoritative

parent?KeyThey

are

authoritative,

democratic

and

permissive.KeyShe’s

is

certain

that

she

knows

exactly

what

is

absolutely

best

for

herdaughter,

and

is

very

firm

in

establishing

boundaries

and

in

setting

standards

for

her

daughter.Video

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DictationBackground

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Discussion1.

Is

it

possible

to

overcome

a

generation

gap?

Why

or

why

not?

If

yes,how?2.

Do

you

think

in

future

you

can

be

a

better

parent

than

your

ownparents?

Why

or

why

not?Group

DiscussionSpot

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Dictationa

life-problem

with

understanding

and

unconditional

love.Although

theg_e_n_e_r_at_i_o_n_g_a_p

pears

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be

widening

these

days

because

of

great

changes

over

the

last

decades,

one

thing

remains

the

same:teenagers’_u_r_g_en_t_

need

to

find

their

place

in

life.

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it

becomes

one

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fit

in

with

their

friends,

a

bad

hair

day

cam_ne_a_n_

changing

crisis.

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much

they

are

valued

in

the

eyes

oftheir

peers

and

parents,

and

f_e_a_rto

be

negatively

compared

with

others

whoare

more

beautiful,

smarter,

or

seemingly

more

self-confident.

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the無法獲取該音頻文Part

Division

of

the

TextThe

text

can

be

divided

into

2

parts:Part

1

(Paragraph

1):The

author’s

brief

comment

on

the

conversation

between

her

and

herdaughter

who

came

home

from

college

for

Christmas:

she

felt

thegeneration

gap.Part

2

(Paragraphs

2-17):The

conversation

between

mother

and

daughter

which

reflects

how

they

think,

talk

and

behave

differently

as

two

different

generations

in

a

family.Part

Divisionof

the

TextFurther

UnderstandingFurther

Understanding1.2.3.counts.”?KeyKeyQuestions:Why

didn’t

Nancy

think

that

she

needed

to

clean

up

her

room

at

home?Because

she

thought

it

was

her

own

room

and

she

could

do

whatever

she

wanted

without

caring

about

what

her

parents

would

think.

Sinceshe

didn’t

clean

up

her

room

at

college,

she

thought

she

could

do

thesame

at

home.What

did

Nancy

mean

when

she

said

“It’s

what

in

your

mind

thatNancy

said

so

because

she

thought

compared

with

small

things

likecleaning

up

the

room,

her

way

of

thinking

was

more

important.

Shecould

also

be

implying

that

the

disagreement

between

her

and

hermother

was

all

because

they

had

thought

differently.Part

Division

of

the

TextFurtherUnderstandingKeyWhy

was

Nancy’s

vacation

“ruined”?Because

she

was

unwilling

to

clean

up

her

room.

Although

finally

sheagreed

to

do

it,

she

was

very

unhappy.Clean

Your

Room無法獲取該音頻文

You

don’t

really

feel

the

generation

gap

until

a

son

or

daughter件。comes

home

from

college

for

Christmas.“Nancy,

you’ve

been

home

from

school

for

three

days

now.

Whydon’t

you

clean

up

your

room?”“We

don’t

have

to

clean

up

our

rooms

at

college,

Mother.”“That’s

very

nice,

Nancy.

But

while

you’re

in

the

house,

yourfather

and

I

would

like

you

to

clean

up

your

room.”“What

difference

does

it

make?

It’s

my

room.”“I

know,

dear,

and

it

really

doesn’t

mean

that

much

to

me.

But

yourfather

has

a

greatfear

of

the

plague.

He

said

this

morning

if

it

is

going

tostart

anywhere

in

this

country,

it’s

going

to

start

in

your

room.”無法“Mother,

you

people

aren’t

interested

in

anything

that’s

relevant.獲取D該o音you

realize

how

the

major

corporations

are

polluting

our

environment?”頻文件。“Your

father

and

I

are

very

worried

about

it.

But

right

now

we’remore

concerned

with

the

pollution

in

your

bedroom.

You

haven’t

madeyour

bed

since

you

came

home.”“I

never

make

it

up

at

the

dorm.”“Of

course

you

don’t,

and

I’m

sure

the

time

you

save

goes

towardyour

education.

But

we

still

have

these

old-fashioned

ideas

about

makingbeds

in

the

morning,

and

we

can’t

shake

them.

Since

you’re

home

forsuch

a

short

time,

why

don’t

you

do

it

for

our

sake?”“Mother,

I’m

grown

up

now.

Why

do

you

have

to

treat

me

like

achild?”無法“We’re

not

treating

you

like

a

child.

But

it’s

very

hard

for

us

to獲取r該e音alize

you’re

an

adult

when

you

throw

all

your

clothes

on

the

floor.”頻文件。“I

haven’t

thrown

all

my

clothes

on

the

floor.

Those

are

just

theclothes

Iwore

yesterday.”“Forgive

me.

I

exaggerated.

Well,

how

about

the

dirty

dishes

andempty

soft-drink

cans

on

your

desk?

Are

you

collecting

them

for

a

scienceproject?”“Mother,

you

don’t

understand

us.

You

people

were

brought

up

to

have

clean

rooms.

But

our

generation

doesn’t

care

about

things

like

that.It’s

what

you

have

in

your

head

that

counts.”a

mess

can

improve

your

mind.”“That’s

because

of

your

priorities.

You

would

rather

have

me

makeup

my

bed

and

pick

up

my

clothes

than

become

a

free

spirit

who

thinks

formyself.

All

right,

I’ll

clean

up

my

room

if

it

means

that

much

to

you.

But

Iwant

you

to

know

you’ve

ruined

my

vacation.”(424

words)無法“No

one

respects

education

more

than

your

father

and

I

do,獲取p該a音rticularly

at

the

prices

they’re

charging.

But

we

can’t

see

how

living

in頻文件。You

don’t

really

feel

the

generation

gap

until

a

son

or

daughtercomes

home

from

college

for

Christmas.“Nancy,

you’ve

been

home

from

school

for

three

days

now.

Whydon’t

you

clean

up

your

room?”“We

don’t

have

to

clean

up

our

rooms

at

college,

Mother.”“That’s

very

nice,

Nancy.

But

while

you’re

in

the

house,

yourfather

and

I

would

like

you

to

clean

up

your

room.”“What

difference

does

it

make?

It’s

my

room.”“I

know,

dear,

and

it

really

doesn’t

mean

that

much

to

me.

But

yourfather

has

a

greatfear

of

the

plague.

He

said

this

morning

if

it

is

going

tostart

anywhere

in

this

country,

it’s

going

to

start

in

your

room.”Clean

Your

Room“Mother,

you

people

aren’t

interested

in

anything

that’s

relevant.Do

you

realize

how

the

major

corporations

are

polluting

our

environment?”“Your

father

and

I

are

very

worried

about

it.

But

right

now

we’remore

concerned

with

the

pollution

in

your

bedroom.

You

haven’t

madeyour

bed

since

you

came

home.”“I

never

make

it

up

at

the

dorm.”“Of

course

you

don’t,

and

I’m

sure

the

time

you

save

goes

towardyour

education.

But

we

still

have

these

old-fashioned

ideas

about

makingbeds

in

the

morning,

and

we

can’t

shake

them.

Since

you’re

home

forsuch

a

short

time,

why

don’t

you

do

it

for

our

sake?”“Mother,

I’m

grown

up

now.

Why

do

you

have

to

treat

me

like

achild?”“We’re

not

treating

you

like

a

child.

But

it’s

very

hard

for

us

torealize

you’re

an

adult

when

you

throw

all

your

clothes

on

the

floor.”“I

haven’t

thrown

all

my

clothes

on

the

floor.

Those

are

just

theclothes

Iwore

yesterday.”“Forgive

me.

I

exaggerated.

Well,

how

about

the

dirty

dishes

andempty

soft-drink

cans

on

your

desk?

Are

you

collecting

them

for

a

scienceproject?”“Mother,

you

don’t

understand

us.

You

people

were

brought

up

to

have

clean

rooms.

But

our

generation

doesn’t

care

about

things

like

that.It’s

what

you

have

in

your

head

that

counts.”“No

one

respects

education

more

than

your

father

and

I

do,particularly

at

the

prices

they’re

charging.

But

we

can’t

see

how

living

ina

mess

can

improve

your

mind.”“That’s

because

of

your

priorities.

You

would

rather

have

me

makeup

my

bed

and

pick

up

my

clothes

than

become

a

free

spirit

who

thinks

formyself.

All

right,

I’ll

clean

up

my

room

if

it

means

that

much

to

you.

But

Iwant

you

to

know

you’ve

ruined

my

vacation.”(424

words)“What

difference

does

it

make?

It’s

my

room.”Clean

Your

RoomYou

will

really

understand

what

generation

gap

is

when

yourchild

has

becomea“coNlalnecgye,styuodue’ntvaenbdeceonmehsohmoemefrfoomr

school

for

three

days

now.

WhySentence

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回do家n過’圣t誕re節(jié)a的ll時(shí)y候fe，e你l

才th能e真ge正n體er會(huì)a到t到i代on溝gap

until

a

son

or

daughter是何滋味。Sentence

Parcaopmherassheo:me

from

college

for

Christmas.Christmas.

don’t

you

clean

up

your

room?”Structural

Analysis:連詞until在句中引導(dǎo)“時(shí)W間e間d狀o語(yǔ)n’從句t

。h。a注ve意t當(dāng)oucnlteila表n

示u示p“o在ur…r…o前o前m”s，at“c直ollege,

Mother.”到……才”時(shí)，常用于否定句中。又如：I

won’t

answer“anTyhaqtue’stsivonesryofnyiocuer,sNuannticly.myBluatwwyehrile

you’re

in

the

house,

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。y。ou

to

clean

up

your

room.”如用于肯定句，until表示一個(gè)動(dòng)作的延續(xù)，意為“直到……時(shí)／為止”，如：Wait

until

no

one

is

here.等著，直到這里沒人為止。until與till同義，“但在I

句k句n首o(hù)w或,正d式ea用r,語(yǔ)a中n多d

用itunrteiall。ly如d：oesn’t

mean

that

much

to

me.

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yourUntil

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the

plague.

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said

this

morning

if

it

is

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to在你告訴我之前，我對(duì)此一無所知。Walk

on

tisltlayrotuacnoymwehteorteheingatthei.s

country,

it’s

going

to

start

in

your

room.”一直向前走，走到大門口為止。Clean

Your

RoomSentence

Translation:他今天早上說，如果Y國(guó)o內(nèi)u

爆do發(fā)n’瘟疫t

的re話a，l，l一y定fe是e從l

你t你h的e房ge間n開er始at的i。on

gap

until

a

son

or

daughterSentence

Parcaopmhersasheo:me

from

college

for

Christmas.He

said

this

morning

that

your

room

was

so

untidy

that

anational

plague

c“oulNdanstcayr,tyforuo’m

ivte.

been

home

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for

three

days

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clean

up

your

room?”這是一個(gè)間接引語(yǔ)的“句子We，dsoani’d后t的h賓av語(yǔ)e從to句c轉(zhuǎn)l述ea父n親up說o過u的r

話ro。om值s得at

college,

Mother.”注意的是，間接引語(yǔ)中沒有因?yàn)橹骶涫沁^去時(shí)而使用相應(yīng)的過去將來時(shí)態(tài)表達(dá)，因?yàn)樵谝觥皶r(shí)，Th如a果t果’原s話v中e的ry動(dòng)n作ic或e狀,態(tài)Na尚nc未y到.來Bu，t可wh以i不le推you’re

in

the

house,

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and

I

would

like

you

to

clean

up

your

room.”賓語(yǔ)從句中有一個(gè)if引導(dǎo)的條件狀語(yǔ)從句。在一般情況下，當(dāng)主句是將來時(shí)，if條件句中要用“一般W般h現(xiàn)at在d時(shí)i代ff替er將e來nc時(shí)e。d這o這e類s句it子m中a，k，e通?常Iti’f從s句m中y

room.”的動(dòng)作是主句動(dòng)作的先決條件。如：“I

know,

dear,

and

it

really

doesn’t

mean

that

much

to

me.

But

yourfather

has

a

greatfear

of

the

plague.

He

said

this

morning

if

it

is

going

tostart

anywhere

in

this

country,

it’s

going

to

start

in

your

room.”Clean

Your

RoomStructural

Analysis:We’ll

stay

atYhooumediofn’ittrarienasltloymofrereolw.the

generation

gap

until

a

son

or

daughter假如明天下c雨om，e我s我h就o待me在f家r里o里m。college

for

Christmas.但文中if引導(dǎo)的從句“不是N是a主nc句y動(dòng),作yo的u’先決ve條b件e，e，n而h是om其e后f果r果o，m所sc以h用ooble

for

three

days

now.

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to結(jié)構(gòu)是正確的。又如：don’t

you

clean

up

your

room?”The

country

must

develop

its

economy

if

it

is

going

to

solve

theproblem

of

pove“rtWye.don’t

have

to

clean

up

our

rooms

at

college,

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必n必i須ce發(fā),展N經(jīng)an濟(jì)cy。.But

while

you’re

in

the

house,

yourfather

and

I

would

like

you

to

clean

up

your

room.”“What

difference

does

it

make?

It’s

my

room.”“I

know,

dear,

and

it

really

doesn’t

mean

that

much

to

me.

But

yourfather

has

a

greatfear

of

the

plague.

He

said

this

morning

if

it

is

going

tostart

anywhere

in

this

country,

it’s

going

to

start

in

your

room.”Sentence

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you

people

aren’t

interested

in

anything

that’s

relevant.媽媽，你們這代Do人y就ou是r不e關(guān)al心i點(diǎn)z點(diǎn)e兒h有ow意t義h的e的m事a。jor

corporations

are

polluting

our

environment?”Sentence

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you

and

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about

it.

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right

now

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that

amroererecaolnlcyeirmnpeordtwaintt.h

the

pollution

in

your

bedroom.

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haven’t

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Analysis:此句中that’ysoruerlebveadnts是in定ce語(yǔ)y從o句u

，ca修me飾h不o定me代.詞”anything。注意如果先行詞是all,

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little,

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found

nothin“g

(Otfhcaot)urwseecoyuoludduosne’.

t,

and

I’m

sure

the

time

you

save

goes

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But

we

still

have

these

old-fashioned

ideas

about

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was

something

that

upset

me

in

his

speech.他的演講中b有ed些s話i讓n讓t我h難e

過mo。rning,

and

we

can’t

shake

them.

Since

you’re

home

forsuch

a

short

time,

why

don’t

you

do

it

for

our

sake?”“Mother,

I’m

grown

up

now.

Why

do

you

have

to

treat

me

like

achild?”up

my

bed

and

pick

up

my

clothes

than

become

a

free

spirit

who

thinks

forwant

you

to

know

you’ve

ruined

my

vacation.”(424

words)這個(gè)句子中使用了would

rather

do

sth.

than

do

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hcalveeamneu，p因m為y為r由oroamthiefrit

means

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much

to

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your

father

and

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