老师：Hello everyone. Today we are going to learn book 3, Unit 2, integrated skills, continuing a story about the float. The second session of a class. First, let's see your main task today. Today we're going to write the second part of a narrative story. So we were going to learn the writing together. Will learn about the text type, the structure and the language.
老师：1St, let's deal with the text type. This is a narrative story. We need to pay attention to the six elements. When, well, who, what, why and how. And when you think it is getting late, do you need to describe the darkness? And this kind of description should create a tense atmosphere about, well, well, would they stay at home? And remember now they are setting the, or will they leave their home? Whether your author is yes or no, you need to state clearly why. And according to Port a, we'd better move to higher ground with important document and disaster supplies.
老师：How? In this hall part you need to add some physical and mental activities. And pay attention to use some to using some verbs and adjectives. Let's think about what safety tips from Pause a can be used to help Mary and her parents protect themselves. From Part a. We know that no driving upper floor disaster supply. Check the latest information with the video, in about disaster supplies and the latest information in the first part of the test text, it has already been mentioned so we need to be consistent with Part A.
老师：And about who will any new characters appear? Who are they and what will they do? Let's do an analysis. If your answer is yes, some new characters will appear. Plot may be easier to process. If your answer is no, which means they have to depend totally on themselves to escape, is will make make your plot more complex. So here I will show a video with you to add to your information. Let's enjoy.
学生：The flash floods can strike with almost no warning. Heavy rains can escalate quickly into a light drizzle into a raging river. From life hacker. This is the disaster manual. First, here's how to know if a flood is coming your way. You might receive an alert from the National Weather Service if a flood watch has been issued. That means flash flooding is possible in your area. A flood warning means that floods are already occurring and you should be prepared to evacuate as soon as you receive word of a flash flood.
学生：Make your way to higher ground, which is any grounder structure that's higher in elevation than other ground. Water is always going to flow down. So hilltops, upper levels of buildings and other elevated areas are less likely to be affected by floodwaters.
学生：If you see flood waters, head in the opposite direction. Avoid all moving water if possible. Even 6 inches of rushing water can knock yo
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