牛津英语高三模块十unit4Task.pptVIP

Unit 4;Unit 4 Law and order;Task Investigating and reporting facts;How do they feel?;happy;1. Do the different speakers have the same feeling? 2. How do the speakers each feel?;A: Hello, Jane. How was your day at the theme park? B: It was great. We went on all the rides. The best one was the roller coaster. It starts really slowly. Then when you get to the lightest point, it suddenly drops really quickly. Everyone screamed and waved their hands in the air.;Dialogue 2;A: Did you have a good time at your friend’s birthday party? B: I did, until it came to the birthday cake. I’m afraid I was very greedy and ran towards the cake. I tripped, and fell into the cake. It was so embarrassing. A: The important thing is you’re not hurt.;A: What’s wrong? Your face is like thunder. B: I was on the bus home, and I think someone stole some money out of my pocket. It wasn’t much, but it made me so mad. A: Oh, no! At least the thief didn’t get very much money.;A: Congratulations on your exam results. You must be so pleased. B: I am. I worked really hard, and it all paid off. A: Let’s go out to dinner to celebrate.;When people are speaking, they are not only expressing facts and ideas, but also showing something about how they feel. As we know, the tone of voice is the most obvious way. Many different feelings can be expressed through different tones of voice. ;Imagine that you’re in those situations. Act out the conversations with your partners. Try to find out that how your tone of voice changes in different emotions.;With anger, a person’s tone of voice will usually be louder and stronger than normal. If someone is afraid, his or her tone of voice will probably be soft and not very strong. ; A person who is ashamed will be likely to be very quiet and hesitate. He or she may have a flat tone of voice.;;Evidence: the only one left (2) ______ with the money Reason: