Module 3《Interpersonal Relationships—Friendship》Listening,Spenking and Writin课件1（25张PPT）（外研版选修6）.pptVIP

lively quarrel make up regret keep in touch lose touch with adj.活泼的，有生气的 v.n.吵架 和好，和解 v.后悔，悔恨 保持联系 与……失去联系 Words Preview Do you think that good friends should never quarrel? Discussion Twenty-year-old Liao Mei is an only child. Since the age of 11, she has had a best friend called Wang Chaosu. They get on very well because they both have very lively personalities and have a great interest in books. They have quarreled seriously three times but each time they have made up and become best friends again, Liao Mei really regrets these quarrels. Even when the two girls went to different colleges at the age of 18, they kept in touch through email and still stayed best friends. 1 Are Liao Mei and Wang Chaosu still friends? Yes, they are. 2 Why do you think the girls have kept in touch? Because they are old friends. 1 Fill in the blanks We are all ____________ in our families so we often feel lonely in our insides. We need __________ who ___________ in the same things to talk about our personal matters and this is important to us. So we should _________ with each other. If we quarreled with a friend about something, we should ________ as soon as possible. In order to keep friends, we should ____________ with our friends but never _________. only children best friends have interest get on well make up keep in touch lose touch Read these words. lively personality quarrel regret 1 Which word describes someone’s personality? 2 Which word means to feel sorry about something that has happened or that you have done? 3 Which word means to argue with somebody? lively regret quarrel 2 3 best get have keep lose make only child friend an interest (in) in touch on (with someone) touch up Match the words in Box A with the words in Box B. A B 1) They have “quite” lively personalities (not “very”). 2) They share an interest in “sport” (not “books”). 3) They have quarreled “ from time to time” (not “three times”). 4) Liao Mei regrets “their one serious quarrel” (not “these quar