高中英语人教版备课资料包：必修4 Unit 4课件 U4 Using Language.pptVIP

* Unit 4 Using Language - Showing our feelings - Revision Words 1. 迎接；问候 v. 2. 代表，表现，描绘 vt. 3. 接近，靠近 v. n. 4. 陈述，说明 n. 5. 口语的,口头的 adj. 6. 误解；误会 n. 7.避免，消除 vt. 8. 防御，保卫 n. Phrases 1.主修（大学）科目 2.对……好奇 3. 很可能…,有希望… 4. 向某人 点头 5. 把某人介绍给某人 6. 总的来说 greet approach represent statement spoken misunderstaning n. avoid defence major in be curious about be likely to nod at introduce… to in general Facial Expressions Feelings happy angry confused sorry sad bored shy afraid Great! Come here. Nice to meet you! ...a little … Body languages Feelings Which of the following can best express main idea? A. Only gestures without spoken language may cause misunderstanding. B. Some body language or gestures are the same throughout the world. C. Different gestures stand for different feelings, wishes or attitudes while many are universal. D. It is important to give attention to the differences in body language. Task I Skimming: smile Universal body languages A smile shows happiness and puts people at ease. If someone “loses face” they may smile to hide it. A smile can hide other feelings, such as anger, fear or worry. Feelings or attitudes Forms of body language unhappy, angry frown and turn one’s back to sb. make a fist and shake it at sb. angry, threaten others nod the head up and down agree shake the head from side to side disagree / refuse to do look away from sb. or yawn uninterested interested roll your eyes and turn your head away not believe or dislike turn toward or look at someone or something stand at a little distance with open hands willing to listen Task II Filling in the form 1. Body language is never as important as spoken language. 2. If you are angry at a person, you might turn your back to him or her. 3. You can threaten a person by refusing to speak. 4. If you sit looking away from a person or yawning, you are saying you are uninterested in t