《Unit 3 Celebration-communication workshop》课件 北师大版必修1.pptVIP

Listen to a dialogue and pay attention to the expressions of surprise and repetition. Showing surprise: Really? No! She isn’t! I don’t believe it! You’re joking! Ask for repetition: I’m sorry? A …? Pardon? Speaking Situation: Imagine you’re at a party. You meet another person for the first time. Introduce yourselves to each other. You can make notes before you act it out with your partner. Try to use expressions of surprise or repetition about any unusual information. * * LOGO * * Unit 3 Celebration Speaking Have you ever been to a party? What kind of party was it? anniversary birthday graduation wedding retirement farewell sporting victory Different parties Foods and drinks soft drinks champagne cakes fruits beer snacks tea or coffee Places in the school in the classroom in a KTV at home in the open air in the restaurant Writing Describe an event with the linkers: first, then, after that, while and in the end. More linkers before…; when; as soon as; at the same time; as; after…; first of all; during; later; suddenly; then; next; finally; at last From the passage in the textbook, what really makes a complete description of a party? Refer to Writing Help 3 on P 91 for guidance. Layout (1) introduction to the situation (2) the beginning (3) development (4) conclusion 1.The introduction should be brief but clear. It introduces the reason, the place, the time and the people of the event. 2.Usually it begins with the time, such as: One day / Yesterday / Last Saturday / One Sunday morning / On May 18, 2008 / It was one of my summer holidays. About the introduction 1.The beginning and the development describe something happening in the event, so sometimes you can join the two parts into one. 2. You need to use some linking words such as first, then, after that, while, in the end and so on to tell the order of the event. About the beginning and the development 1.The conclusion pla