英语视听说示课.pptVIP

Listening I (A dialog between neighbors) 1) Listening for Information (T/F; Blank-filling) 2) Listening-based Oral Practice (Role-play) 3) Extended Oral Activities (Practice 4) (Make complaints in different situations. For example, your classmate has borrowed your things but forgets to return them.) 题瞩促烛獭舅耻描簧歇衡彝冬蹄琳否科蹈敏葡当追吠蝇弗赴诛虎盐汀臃廉英语视听说示课英语视听说示课 Practice Four 1) What is the relationship between two speakers? 2) What must the husband do that day? 3) Why didnt the husband do his housework according to him? 4) What is the agreement between the husband and wife? 5) What makes the wife sound like an old nag? 6) What makes the living room floor dirty? 行测枚呵泳蜘藤烩肛呐剑佑传馈对囚宛拎看三享晦页几罚辖庭须纫悄泄估英语视听说示课英语视听说示课 Useful expressions when complaining in English: * Im sorry to bother you, but ... * I hate to bring this up, but … * I think you might have forgotten to ... * Excuse me if I’m out of line, but ... * Don’t get me wrong, but I think we should ... * I dont mean any offence, but ... * I have no doubt that you meant well, but ... * It’s a far cry from what I expected. * I was hoping for more./ I was counting on more. * I’ve had enough of that! * I needed that like a hole in the head. * That’s really the limit. 台津囤饥盅妊头述邪协渭点陛豺确兑躯针沂匙丸降良裁亦沁莲迫蛰蜒派厘英语视听说示课英语视听说示课 Useful expressions when asking someone to stop complaining: * Please stop complaining.* For heaven’s sake, quit whining. * Don’t be so grumpy. * Don’t be such a grouch. * Don’t be such a moaner. * I wish you’d stop nagging me. * I don’t see why you are kicking up such a fuss. * I know how you feel, but there’s no need to go on and on about it. 鲸臻惑裁卜馈主烘倾谤市惩恳业茸奔沮衣炯昌却谴陶隆开震撂柴疤鹃帮蜗英语视听说示课英语视听说示课 Listening III 斧闪馋考桑妓则物柴蜒刹阴拧觉约株漏柏原胀梯钙帝窄擞贪胺癣圭夕莆玖英语视听说示课英语视听说示课 Listening III Listening for Information (T/F) ____ 1) The old woman and the younger woman were neighbors. ____ 2) The two women met each other outside the supermarket. ____ 3) The younger woman offered to carry the bag for the old woman. ____