Unit 2_639187.ppt

* How soon will you leave school? Will you have a school-leavers’ party? Where will you hold the school-leavers’ party? How will you decorate the place where you’ll hold the party? Will you be happy or sad at that moment? Who will you say thanks to at that time? rose n. 玫瑰 kindness n. 善举；好意 disappointed adj. 失望的 bedside n. 床边 note n. 便条 laugh at 嘲笑 give up 放弃 try one’s best 尽某人最大的努力 whom pron. …….的人，那个人，那些人 1. Who will probably get thanks from the school-leavers? a) Family b) Friends c) Teachers 2. What is the speaker probably going to say? a) Thank you. b) Good luck! c) Cheers! 1. Who will probably get thanks from the school-leavers? a) Family b) Friends c) Teachers 2. What is the speaker probably going to say? a) Thank you. b) Good luck! c) Cheers! √ √ √ √ 1. How many roses does the speaker has? 2. Did the speaker’s father buy a violin? Three. Yes, he did. 1. the three things the speaker has learnt These three things are friendship, effort and trust. 2. the three groups of people the speaker wants to thank She gives the red rose to her friends. She gives the white rose to her teachers. She gives the yellow rose to her parents. 3. what the speaker has learnt from each group of people She has learnt kindness from her friends, effort from her teachers. The parents taught her that love is about trust. 1. Which sentence in Paragraph 4 means “You have to work hard to succeed”? “You only really lose if you give up!” 2. “You only really lose if you give up!” What does the sentence mean? 只要你坚持下去，跑完全程，那么即使你最后一个到达终点，你也不是一个失败者。 3. “I’m sure you will be good at music. I know that you will be better at maths.” What did Betty’s father want her to do? He wanted her to study maths harder. 4. How do you think Betty would write to her father in reply? Thanks for your gift, and I’ll do better in maths as well as music. 5. “I’m sure that you all have