大学体验英语听说教程第一册unit17.pptVIP

Unit 17 How are you feeling? Topic for this week? Objectives: Talking about health problems Warming up 1. What do you think of the people in the pictures are feeling? Are they feeling well or bad? 2. When we describe people’s healthy condition, what kinds of words can we use? Vocabulary task Answers for V.T 1. stomach 2. great; get 3. accident 4. sleep; tired 5. sunburn 6. headache How are you feeling today or how did you feel several days ago? Say at least three sentences! Listening task great, good, happy, fine, healthy, well, fine, Okay, energetic, in high spirits, alright… ill, sick, terrible; not oneself, cold; fever; headache; toothache, tired … Answers for first listening 1. Her throat hurts. They both have sore throats. 2. He’s not in shape. He needs to get in shape. 3. Ha has a bad headache and a fever. 4. She broke her leg. Answers for second listening 1. Let’s get a cup of tea. 2. I need to get in shape. 3. That’s too bad. You need to go home. 4. How did you broke it? Questions for further understanding For C2. Why does not the second speaker in conversation 2 run every morning? For C3. Why can’t the second speaker go home? For C4.How and when did the second speaker broke her leg? Real world Listening 1. What do you do to keep healthy? 2. Do you exercise? Are you careful about the food you eat? 3. What do you do when you get sick? 4. Do you take medicine or do you rest? Cultural background Talk radio It is very popular in some parts of the U.S. people call to talk about their personal problems, to get advice, or to express their opinions about many subjects. Some doctors may do health call-in shows on radio or TV as a way to get basic health care information to a lot of people. Answers for main ideas catching Real world speaking Answers: throat; stomachache; my finger; hungry; terrible. Real World Speaking: What is another way to say “My throat hurts?” How can you describe a pain in your t