9AUnit3TeenageproblemsReading1.pptVIP

* Unit 3 Teenage problems Reading 1 Look and listen carefully, then talk about your problems in pairs. B: Not getting enough sleep. A: What’s your problem? B: I don’t have any close friends. Sometimes I feel lonely. A: What’s your problem? B: Getting too many tests and exams. A: What’s your problem? B: My parents work all day. They don’t have time for me. A: What’s your problem? A: What’s your problem? B: I don’t have enough time to do my homework. dont get enough sleep dont have enough time to do homework have no close friends Its noisy at home Their parents work all day and dont have time for them. have low marks in the exams not very tall/beautiful/clever/strong quarrel with others ... Which problem do you think is the biggest problem? Talk about the bad influence of teenage problems. What will you do if you have some problems? Call the hotline Talk to your close friends Talk to your parents Write to some editors of newspaper and magazines … Do you find anyone to help you? Who can you go and ask for help? What else can you do to get help from others? You can also ask a youth worker for help. 青少年辅导员 Mr Sigmund Friend T F T F Listen and learn. Listen to Letter 1 and do True or False. 1. Millie often stays up late to do her homework. 2. Millie has some spare time for her hobbies and she feels happy. 3. It’s important for Millie to finish all her homework on time. 4. She thinks that it is worth spending so much time on homework. 1. What problem does Millie have? 2. What does she doubt? 3. What does she dream of? She has a lot of homework every day and often has to stay up late. She hardly has any spare time for her hobbies. She doubts whether it is worth spending so much time on homework. She dreams of a long holiday. Millie’s problem Millie is a _______ student, but she has ______ homework every day. She often ______up late. Then she find it hard to stay _______ the next day. She knows it is __________ to finish all her hom