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教学目标
一、Teaching Aims
本单元为复习课，重点复习1至5单元出现的语法现象和日常交际用语。同时通过对话课的学习与操练，进一步熟悉有关打电话的用语，通过对两篇文章的学习，了解一些有关集邮，集硬币方面的知识，学生能够对硬币的历史，发展和收藏进行介绍。
二、Teaching important and difficult points
1.Words and phrases
shape, ring, collection, bank, material, hide, (hid, hidden), envelope, cheaply, cock, shame coin, silver, penny, (pi. pence) , mine, possibly, whenever, whatever, afford, hand out, here and there, look round, sooner or later, pick up, packs of, kind of…, at the beginning, be mixed with
2.Daily expressions
Hello. Can I speak to Zhou Lan, please?
This is Zhou Lan speaking.
But I’ve only just got home.
I would like to ask you about some stamps.
What a pity! What a shame!
I’ll ring you if I have any news.
It’s a pity I didn’t think of it earlier.
3.Grammar
Revise grammar from unit one to unit five.
教学建议
对话课建议：
在Lesson 21 有关打电话的对话练习，教师引导学生以口头练习为主，让学生在对话交际功能学会打电话的用语。教师可设置情景对话让学生们进行操练，比如说：教师让两个学生们到前表演，话题为谈论借英语学习杂志或其它使用学生们感兴的题目，教师给学生在黑板上写一些电话用语的日常用语如：Can/May I speak …..? This is ….speaking? Is that..? so on教师在这里只充当配角。
课文建议
教师在Lesson22中，让学生分小组学习本文章，复述课文,分小组讨论集邮的好处。教师与学生们共同参与完成本课的学习内容。教师尽力给学生们多提供有关本课内容的信息和图片。
听力建议
1．首先，教师对学生讲今天要学习的是收集硬币的知识，教师介绍在这段对话中共有五个人，他们都有不寻常的硬币。
2．教师让学生们阅读每一个练习的问题，弄清楚学生们在听的过程中应抓住哪些重点，然后教师在播放磁带，以泛听和精听为过程，最后教师检查学生做练习的情况。
教材分析
本单元是一个复习课，本文的对话是以打电话为主，练习打电话用语，语句比较简单，两篇阅读课是有关于收集硬币集邮的介绍，文中用一些数字表明硬币的发展过程，同时也学习提供一些集邮的建议，在23课中语法主要是复习1至5单元所学的知识点及词性的转换。
重点难点
辨析：pack与parcel，packet
这三个词都指包。
pack多指较小的包，与package可以互换；学生用的背包可用pack，如：
The soldier carried a pack on his back. 这个军人背上背着一个小包。
packet也指较小的包，多指同类东西的“一束”，“一盒”等，如：
a packet of letters（一捆信），packet（pack）of cigarettes（一包香烟）
parcel多指“邮包”。
shape，form，figure的区别
shape着重指人或物的比较具体的整个外形，不太正式。
We saw a shape through the mist but we couldn’t see who it was.我们从雾中看见一个人影，但我们看不清那是谁。
form指有具体结构和看得见的某种特殊形状或是抽象的形式
In the early morning light we could just see the forms of the mountains.在晨曦中，我们仅能看到群山的轮廓。
figure指物时，侧重指轮廓；指人时，着重指姿态。
I could see a tall figure near the door. 我可以看见门附近有一个高大的身影。
possible, probable的区别
这两个词的反义词是impossible, improbable
1）possible作“或许”解，有“也许如此，也许不如此”之意。强调客观上有可能性，但常常带有“实际可能性很小”的暗示。
2）probable用来指有根据，合情理，值得相信的事物，带有“大概，很可能”的意味。语气比possible要重，是most likely之意。
It’s possible, though not probable. That he will accept the terms.他也可能接受这些条件，但希望不大。
(2) be possible, be probable常用形式主语it，构成句型为：
It is possible/probable + that …（从句）
It is possible /probable+ for sb. to do sth. 例如：
他有可能做这件事。
[√] It is possible for him to do this.
[√] It is possible that he will do this.
[×] He is possible to do this.
particular, especial或special区别
三者均有“特别的”之意，
但particular指同类事物中具有独特性质的一个
especial和special相同，强调某种特殊的目的或用途，但especial为书面语，口语中多用special。
There was a particular expression in his eyes. 他眼睛中有一种特别的神情。
The patient needs special/ especial care. 病人需要特殊的照料。
Coins can be made of many different kinds of metal mixed together.
mixed together(=…which are mixed together)过去分词短语作后置定语，相当于一个省略的定语从句。
He is reading the short stories written by Lu Xun. ( = He is reading the shorts stories which were written by Lu Xun. )
Please give me letters received yesterday. (=…the letters which were received yesterday. )
如果这个分词是一个单词，就位于修饰的名词之前，作定语。
She is our respected teacher.
The lost key has been found.
A year passed when it was realized that the parcel had been sent to the wrong destination.一年以后才发现包裹送错了地方。
It’s possible that one of them kept a bank where the workers could keep their money safe.有可能他们中的某个人办了一家银行，工人们可以放心地把钱存在那儿。
这是一个由形式主语it引导的复合句，真实主语是后面的that从句。其句型结构为：It is+形容词+that从句，常用于这个句型的形容词有：possible，necessary, important, clear, certain, strange等。
It is necessary that we master one or two foreign languages.我们精通一至二门外国语是很必要的。
keep a bank意为“开办银行”。此处keep为及物动词，意为“经营”、“管理”、“养活”。
keep a shop意为“开办商店” keep the farm意为“经营农场”
keep the house意为“管理家务”keep the family意为“养家糊口”
It contained 54,951 coins dating from the year 260－275 AD.那一次挖掘的硬币共有54951枚，都是公元260－275年间的硬币。
dating from在句中作定语，相当于定语从句…which dated from the year…修饰先行词coins, date用作vi., 意思是“起始”、“兴趣于”。date from 表示“始于……时期”。
过去分词短语和现在分词短语用作定语时相当于一个定语从句。如：
Tell the children playing (== who are playing) there not to make so much noise.让那些在那儿玩的小孩别这么吵。
They’re problems left (= which have been left) over by history.这些是历史遗留下来 [1] [2] 下一页
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