新人教必修三 Unit 5 Canada-Speaking[课件].pptVIP

Speaking Mark and Li Ping are talking about traveling in Canada. Li Ping has been living in Canada for two years. Mark M; Li Ping L M: Do you like traveling? L: Yes, I think it is a good way to relax and broaden our horizons. Speaking and writing on page 39 M: Do you want to travel somewhere in Canada during holiday? L: Of course. Canada is a large and beautiful country with rich natural resources. M: You’ve come to the right place: We have adventure trips, cruises, hotels and places of interest. L: I’ve just come back from the north of Canada. It is extremely beautiful for its snow and forests. M: Did you get there by plane or train? L: No, I drove all the way. M: What a wonderful experience! L: Yeah. Vast forested valleys, snow-capped peaks, glaciers, pine forests, lakes — the diversity of scenery and colours impressed me a lot. M: And do you have friends there? L: No. People there are friendly. I had great fun and took many pictures. M: Please let me have a look at them. L: Okay. Sample dialogue: A: I think one of the greatest similarities between China and Canada is their size. They are of similar length from east to west coast. Talking on page 69 B: Yes, I agree. Another similarity is that each country has most of its population in one part of the country. Canada’s population is mostly in the south part, and China’s population is mostly in the east. A: There are of course some great differences – the biggest is that we speak Chinese in China and Canadians speak mostly English and French. B: Another big difference is that China has many neighbouring countries, but Canada has only one, the USA. A: Yes, and also Canada has nothing like China’s island of Hainan, so there’s nowhere for people to sit on the beach in winter. Many Canadians like to visit Hainan in winter. Homework 1. Preview Learning about language and find more words of the same kind. 2. Find three appositive clauses from the reading passages.