Section II Unit 11.pptVIP

* Unit 11 Instructions Overview: Lead-in Warm-up Activities Dialogues Vocabulary Useful Expressions Exercises Culture Tips Class Activities Lead-in List some words or expressions you may use when you give someone instructions, and then describe how to make dumplings by using some of them. You may use: First of all, … Then… After that… And finally… chop up meat 剁肉 / meat filling 肉馅 / leek 韭菜 / soy sauce 酱油 / vinegar 醋 / spices 调料 / roll out dumpling wrappers 擀饺子皮 / knead something with fingers 捏 / ladle something out of… 舀出 Warm-up Activities Read the following expressions and find the pronunciation rule. top student pop music a black jacket glad to a red shirt sit down a red tie don’t know a good time a red shirt at that time a big horse good morning want to make sure kindness good night outcome a good time object absent box lamppost eighth good bye blackboard grandfather doctor upset II. Read the story below and pay attention to your pronunciation and intonation. Instructions to husbands An American woman, a British woman, and an Italian woman were having lunch. The American woman said, “I told my husband that I wasn’t going to clean the house anymore. If he wanted it clean, he would have to do it himself. After the first day, I didn’t see anything. The second day I didn’t see anything. Then, on the third day, voila! My husband had cleaned the whole house!” The British woman agreed. “I told my husband that I wasn’t going to do the laundry anymore. If he wanted it done he would have to do it himself. After the first day, I didn’t see anything. The second day, I didn’t see anything. Then, on the third day, voila! My husband had done both his and my laundry!” The Italian woman chimed in, “I told my husband that I wasn’t going to cook anymore. If he wanted home cooking he would have to either go by his mother or cook for himself. After the first day, I didn’t see anything. The second day, I didn’t see anything. Then, on the third day, I began to see a li