Section I Unit 7.ppt

Unit 7 Food Overview: Lead-in Warm-up Activities Dialogues Vocabulary Useful Expressions Exercises Culture Tips Class Activities 剂爱粱鹅颧蜒酮醋羞迪逐腿己抡壹烃仑兜随禁塞泄染妒杨窒祈翘茸寻沿湛Section I Unit 7Section I Unit 7 Lead-in Do you know how to describe a dish? Discuss it with your partner. You may use the following examples for help: Q: How do you like this dish? A: It looks inviting. A: It tastes good/nice. A: It has a special flavor. A: It’s delicious/tasty. 抉帛蒸缨桨隐蓖晓储踏降凛扳全园担巴蚤埂涅阵杜肇垃巷表姻篆廊刀魂侗Section I Unit 7Section I Unit 7 Warm-up Activities I. Read the following words and pay attention to the pronunciation of “-ed”. 1. [ t ] asked looked watched finished passed 2. [d ] spelled changed answered remembered pleased 3. [ id ] rented wanted painted needed loaded II. Read the story below and pay attention to your pronunciation and intonation. Last Sunday at a dinner party, the hostess asked me to sit next to Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Walker was a large, unsmiling lady in a tight black dress. She did not even look up when I took my seat beside her. Her eyes were fixed on her plate and in a short time, she was busy eating. I tried to make conversation. “A new play is coming to The National Theatre soon,” I said. “Will you go to see it?” “No,” she answered. 别子扦维拈程菠倘晃涧淳东描筋液石听惊锐喷厨吉幸衬体蛛陋蹭蓑愁索悍Section I Unit 7Section I Unit 7 “Will you go traveling during your holidays this year?” I asked. “No,” she answered. “Will you be staying in China?” I asked. “No,” she answered. In despair, I asked her whether she was enjoying her dinner. “Young man,” she answered, “if you ate more and talked less, we would both enjoy our dinner!” 掖搐觉剩际无锦氖昭咕哟契坟瑞浦劝诉扑颓蕾炽琅灼塑兔叁咐掇纱诣豁络Section I Unit 7Section I Unit 7 Dialogues Dialogue 1 Linda: Could you tell me something about some snacks in Xi’an? Zhang Hua: There are quite a lot. The most famous snack is mutton soup with steamed bread. Linda: