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Unit11Yourmind•Tryafunmemorytest(Page122)•Areyougoodatrememberingthings?Whatkindsofthingsareyougoodatremembering(e.g.birthdays,names,phonenumber,etc)?•Howtoimproveyourmemory?powerful(adj)强大的；强有力的•havinggreatforceorinfluenceoreffecte.g.Youhavethemosttoolofall:Yourself.powerfulSection(n)part;department部分，部门•Thereareseveral__________inacompany•E.g.Ifthethingisbig,youcanbreakitintosmaller____________.SectionSectionstressed（adj.）紧张的、有压力•Ifyouare,youfeelnervousandanxiousbecauseofdifficultiesinyourlife.stressedMemory（n）记忆、记忆力•Yourisyourabilitytorememberthings.memoryremindsb.(of)提醒，使想起remindsb.todoIfsomeone________you___afactoreventthatyoualreadyknowabout,theysaysomethingwhichmakesyouthinkaboutit.SoshesimplywelcomedTimandremindedhimofthelasttimetheyhad.Ifsomeoneremindsyoutodoaparticularthing,theysaysomethingwhichmakesyouremembertodoit.Canyouremindmetobuyabottleofwine?remindof•Listening•Whatisthelisteningabout?•A.AboutMozart•B.Aboutmusic•C.Aboutmemory•Listenagain,andmarkthestatementsTorF.1.Thehumanbraincan’tholdasmuchinformationasacomputer.•2.Computerscan’trememberthingsaswellashumanscan.•3.Differentpeoplearegoodatrememberingdifferentthings.•4.Mozart’sbrainwasexcellent,buttherewerethingthathedidnotrememberatall.•5.Ifyouoftenforgetthings,thereisnothingyoucandotoimproveyourmemory.•6.Youwillrememberinformationmoreeasilyifyoureviseit.FFFTTT•Readthesecondpartofthearticle,aretheythesameasyourideas?•Cancomputerreplacehumanmindinthefuture?Languagepoints•theaverageadult•weigh=weightn.•atleast•perfectly•repeat•Breakinto=divideintoItcanholdmuchmoreinformationthanmostcomputers.•Alot•Even•Far•Alittle•Abit﹢comparative•Another•Thiscoatistoosmall.CanIhaveanotherone?•Thereare3peoplehere.Twoaremen,andanotheroneisalady.•One----theother•Tomhastwosons.Oneisteacher,theotheroneisadoctor.•Some---others•Therearemanypeopleonthebeach.Someareswimminginthesea,othersaresunbathing.•Useitoftenenough.•Theroomisbigenough.•Idon’thaveenoughmoneytobuythebook.•Thistoolissosmall.Ineedsomethingbigenough.Retellthearticleaccordingtothefollowingwords.•Humanbrain•Moreinformation•Forget•Somepeople•Somepeople•MozartRemindTipsRepeatBreakintosectionsReviewRelaxconfident•Whatdoyourememberaboutthearticle–Howtoimproveyourmemoryonpage74?Questions•Whydohumansoftenforgetthings?•Becausenoonerememberseverything.•Whatdoesthewritersayaboutthetips?•Allofthemarehelpful,butnoneofthemcanmakeyourmemory100%perfect.•Doesthewriterusetheunderlinedwordstotalkaboutpeople,placesorthings?•Canyoufindotherexamplesofdeterminersonpage74.•Noonerememberseverything.•Everyonecanimprovetheirmemoryiftheywantto.•Allofthemarehelpful,butnoneofthemcanmakeyourmemory100%perfect.•Ifyoumeetsomeonewhosays“Hi”.•Ifyouhavetoremembersomethingthat’sbig.•Nothingiseasytolearnifyou’restressed.everythingsomethingnothingeveryone/everybodysomeone/somebodynoone/nobodyeverywheresomewherenowhereallofthemsomeofthemnoneofthemPositivestatementnegativestatementswithpositiveverbs.•mybook;a/thebook;•Agoodbook;somebooks;anybook•something;noone;noneofthem•indefinitepronounDeterminers:nowhere,somewhere,everywhere,anywhereeverythingsomethingnothingeveryonesomeone/somebodynoone/nobodyeverywheresomewherenowhereallofthemsomeofthemnoneofthemanythinganyone/anybodyanywhere=not=not=notIhavenothing.=Idon’thaveanything.•---Rule:Weusethewordsendingin-thingtorefertothings,wordsendingin–onetorefertopeopleandwordsendingin–wheretorefertoplaces.•Some-andevery-wordsareusedinpositivestatementsandno-wordsareusedinnegativestatementswithpositiveverbs.Therearenodoublenegatives.noonevsnoneofthem1.Icalledforhelp,butnooneappeared.2.Ishouted,butnoonereplied.3.Allthe5tipsarehelpful,butnoneofthemcanmakeyourmemory100%perfect.4.Ihavebeentomanycountrieswithourschool,suchastheUSA,theUKandFrance.Noneofthemis/areinChina.Noneofthem:100%negative;replacesthings,people,places.•Practice:Ex.2b,2c•Freer:•Usethedeterminerstomakeatleast5sentencesandtrytomakeupastorywiththese5sentences.•VocabularyLookatthepicture,whathappenedtothesetwoguys?Trytomakeupastorywithyourpartners.•Youcanrememberthingseasily,maybebecauseyouhaveagood____________n.___.•It’shardto____________664634343467,butifyoubreakitintosmallersections,itbecomeseasier.•Ifyoubringthingsyou’velearnedbackinyourmind,theybecome_____________memorise(v)memorable(adj)memory•Remembertoturnoffthelightswhenyouleavetheroom.•IrememberedturningoffthelightswhenIlefttheroom.•Weuserememberdoingtotalkaboutthethingsthatwehavedoneandwerememberthis.•Weuseremembertodotoremindpeopleofthethingsthatwehaven’tdone.Don'tforgettoposttheletterwhenyougoout.•Iforgotpostingtheletter.AndIdiditagain.•Weuseforgetdoingtosaywehavedonesomethingbutwedon’tremember.•Weuseforgettodotosayweshoulddosomethingbutwehaven’tdone.Tohelpsb.thinkofsomething.remindsb.ofsth.Tohelpsb.thinkofthatheshoulddosth.remindsb.todosth.Practice:ExbPractice•Don’tyouremember______methestorythedaybefore?•AtotellBtellingCtellDtold•Ohmygod,Iforgot______myhomework.•AtodoBdoingCdoneDdid•Discussion:•Arethereanythingsyoualwaysrememberorforget?•Dopeopleoftenhavetoremindyoutodothings?•Wh