Unit5Travellingabroad-Speaking课件（新人教版选修7）.ppt

Speaking;Warming up;美国大峡谷 The Grand Canyon ;Harvard university ;Wall street;新西兰 ;印度泰姬陵 Taj Mahal ;巴黎 Paris ;巴黎时装 ;澳大利亚的大堡礁 Great Barrier Reef ;土著;2. What kind of things would you learn best by being a tourist? What would you learn by working or studying in a foreign country? 3. How difficult do you think it is to adjust to the customs of another country?;4. Do you know anyone who has spent some time in another country? What did they find that was similar to or different from our country?;Speaking ; The following sentence patterns are helpful for you: You might… It’s (very) possible that … It’s likely/unlikely that… It’s a possibility. It could happen. ;It’s not very likely … I doubt it. Probably, … Most probably, … He/ She / They will probably…;A: While traveling, it’s possible that you could lose your way, because you don’t know the country very well. To prevent this: ★ You’d better take a map of the country with you. ★ Don’t leave alone without saying a word.; ★ Pay attention to the conspicuous signs, for example, some famous buildings, some special road signs so that you can ask the way while you are lost. ; B: It’s likely that we could meet malefactors--- robber, thief or others. Probably, we will be hurt. To prevent this: ★ Don’t show your valuable belongings to others.; ★ You’d better go along with other people. ★ Should you face dangers, connect the police.; C: It’s (very) possible that we could have difficulty in communicating with the local people. To prevent this: ★ Try to grasp the simple and basic communicated language. ; ★ Try to know about the manners and customs of the country. ★ Try to be familiar with formality in everyday life. ;Homework