[中学联盟]浙江省杭州市塘栖中学高中英语必修三教学课件：unit2 listening and talking.ppt

Listening Doctors know that there are illnesses that you may get if you do not eat properly. Emma has got a problem and is going to the doctor for advice. Before listening, look at the list of illnesses below caused by not eating properly. Then listen to the whole text and find which illness Emma has. 1. What does Emma usually have for breakfast, lunch and supper? 2. What is wrong with Emma’s diet? 3. Why is the doctor concerned about much Emma eats? 4. How does Emma feel after the doctor tells her about the result of not eating properly? 1. What does Emma usually have for breakfast, lunch and supper? 2. What is wrong with Emma’s diet? 3. Why is the doctor concerned about how much Emma eats? 4. How does Emma feel after the doctor tells her about the result of not eating properly? Listening text Part1 D: Hello. What’s the matter? E: I don’t feel well. I keep feeling dizzy and I get tired very easily. D: Oh dear! You look a bit thin to me. Are you eating well? E: Oh, yes. I have an orange and a banana for breakfast and a roll for lunch. I eat half a bowl of rice and a dish of vegetable in the evening. D: Well, in fact you are too thin! It seems that you are not eating enough. You need more energy-giving food. E: But, doctor, if I eat too much I feel sick. D: Now, young lady, you must listen to me. Your diet is not giving you enough energy, and if you carry on this way you’ll become seriously ill. E: Oh, my goodness! Part2 D: Let me tell you how to eat well but still stay thin. There are three types of food. They work like traffic lights. The first type of food is “red” and you mustn’t eat too much of it, because this food contains a lot of fat, sugar and salt. E: Really? Can you give me some examples? D: Butter, cheese, cream, cakes, foods fried in fat. E: OK. D: The second type