英语北师大版必修3 Unit9 Wheels-Lesson 3 Clean Machines[TY](ppt).ppt

How many different kinds of cars can you name? Can you recognise the car brands? Listen to the dialogue between Marie Logan and the journalist. Catch important information and get the main idea. Read through the dialogue by yourselves with EX 3 as your task. Marie Logan has also been writing a book about solar cars. She has only finished the first few _______ of the book. She wants people to have a good _________ of solar cars. Solar cars are getting better and better all the time. They will be ______ among people all over the world. Find out sentences with Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous 5. reliable (adj.) rely (v.) on + -able reliable depend (v.) on + -able dependable unreliable (opposite) 他看上去不太可靠。 He looks a bit unreliable. 这消息可靠吗？ Is this news reliable？ I’ve read Hamlet. I’ve finished reading it. I’ve been reading hamlet. I haven’t finished reading it. We use the Present Perfect to focus on a result of an activity, especially when we give a number or quantity. We use the Present Perfect Continuous to focus on the activity itself, especially to explain visible consequences of it. He’s run three miles. focus on the result: He’s covered the distance of three miles. He’s been running for an hour. focus on the activity and its consequences: This is what he’s been doing for the last hour and why he is exhausted now. Grammar Practice 1. You want to find out why someone is late. a) What have you been doing? b) What have you done? a) What have you been doing? Which sentence, a or b fits each situation best? 2. You want to talk about your success in your training programme. a) I’ve been running today. b) I’ve run three miles today. b) I’ve run three miles today. * Different kinds of transport Think about: Honda Made in Japan Made in French C