高中英语教学（外研版）选修六-第六册M1P3 Reading and Listening,Everyday EnglishCultural Corner.pptVIP

Read and match the conversations with the places. There is one extra place. 3 A: When did you arrive? B: Yesterday. A: Nice journey? B: Very nice. A: Did the immigration people ask to see your visa? B: I didn’t need to get a visa. A: Really? Why not? B: Because I was born here. A: Oh yes, of course! Answer the questions abut the conversations. 1. Do you think the conversations are between people who know each other? Give reasons for your answers. No, they aren’t. In conversation 1 “Been here before?” indicates they are strangers. The second is an interview between strangers. In the third conversation Speaker A obviously knows something about Speaker B, but probably doesn’t know him. Listen to the whole of the first conversation and answer the questions. 1. Do the people both speak English as a first language? Choose the correct endings to lines from the conversation. 1. Sorry, I couldn’t ______. a) hear what you said b) understand what you said 2. I didn’t ____. a) like what you said b) catch what you said Look at the sentences. Notice how certain words are left out in informal conversations. Wonderful, aren’t they? Been here before? Now make complete sentences from the examples. 1 Language course? Are you taking a language course? 2 Staying long? Are you staying long? 3 Going anywhere nice? Are you going anywhere nice? 4 Lovely place. It is a lovely place. 5 Go there a lot. I go there a lot. 6 Never been there. I have never been there. 1. How does the AAA model work? 2. Is the AAA model a good idea while making small talk with someone you don’t know in China? (Open) 1. When two strangers meet, they often use the AAA. From the example in the passage we know that the first person asks the second person a question, the second person answers. This is the first A (answer). Then the conversation begins. In order to show that he is interested in the conversation, the second person can add ( the second A) something exact