Getting along with others课件4.pptVIP

M5 U1 Task I Listening and speaking Skills building 1: Writing down the answers Think about what questions to ask and write them down in advance. Write brief notes only, not whole sentences. Make meaningful notes. Use contractions and abbreviations whenever possible. Be polite when you ask others to repeat. Could you say that again? Could you repeat that, please? Did you say… or…? I beg your pardon? Pardon me? Listening Discussion: Have you ever moved to a new town or neighborhood? What did you talk about when you met your new neighbors for the first time? How did you make friends with your new neighbors? Listen to the radio program and make notes 2. Ways to meet a new neighbor: visit their homes with __________; join a __________ or _____________ 3. Some things you should do when you meet a person for the first time. be ____ and _______ about yourself; ask him/her ________ about _____________; actively ___________________. 2. visit their homes with a small gift; join a local club or activity group 3. be open and honest about yourself; ask him/her questions about himself/herself; actively listen to his/her words 4. join a local club or activity group 5. always be there for them; listen to what they have to say; be honest about yourself and your feelings Step1 calling Teen Talk for advice Part A Read the leaflet and complete the notes. 1. phone 2. True 3. False 4. teenager’s problems 5. advice Listen to the tape and finish part B have a problem and don’t know who to talk to, hope Teen Talk can help have two very different friends; they don’t like each other 3. feel trapped and divided between the two, which to be friends 4. write a letter to each friend and explain how you are feeling; let them know you want the three of you to meet outside of school 5. write a letter, ask friends to meet at their favourite café on Saturday; talk and get to know each other better Discussion