新人教高中英语必修一Unit1课件Friendship--Period5 Workbook.pptVIP

Read the passage as quickly as possible and try to find out what each of the following words means in the language of the Hawaiians. 3.How do people in Hawaii get on with one another? 4.Can you find similar things in your hometown? How do you show friendship to visitors? Here are some proverbs about friends and friendship. Read them carefully and think of some Chinese proverbs that have similar meaning. Choose one and write a short story or explanation about it. When you meet your friend, your face shines- you have found gold. A fiend to all is a friend to none. Walking with a friend in dark is better than walking alone in the light. * Unit 1 Listen to the story to find out what happened. about being friends with Peter What Anne thought What Anne’s father thought She should be careful to make friends with Peter. She wanted her father to be happy for her to have a friend. about following her father’s ideas about talking to him every night He was unhappy. She wanted to continue. He thought Anne would agree to stop seeing Peter so often. She thought her father was wrong. On Saturday evening I asked Peter whether he thought I ought to tell Daddy about our friendship. When we’d discussed it a little, he decided that I should. I was glad, because it showed he was a good person. As soon as I got downstairs I went off with Daddy to get some water. Listening text While we were on the stairs I told him about Peter and my friendship. Daddy didn’t reply right away and then he said, “I think you must be careful, Anne. We live so close together here.” On Sunday morning he called me and we talked about it again. “Anne, I have thought about what you said. I think you must not talk to him alone so often. This is a special situation. If you were outside like everyone else, you would see other boys and girls and you could do all kinds of other things. But here, you are a lot together and if you want to get away you can’t. You see each other 24 hours a day—in fa