英语教学基础课basic course unit 1.pptVIP

New College English Basic Course Unit 1Personal Relationships Content Preparation Listening-centered activities Reading centered activities In-class reading Pre-reading question The Gift of Life Assignments After-class reading Passage I Love Thy Neighbor Passage II We All Need Friends Further development Practical writing All of us are involved in personal relationships. Some of these are related to family, some with fellow students and workers, and others of a variety of types. Most of these are happy, positive relationships, bus not all of them, though we might wish it were not so. What kinds of personal relationships do we have?. Look at these pictures and think: What kinds of relationship are they? Questions to think Why do we hope good relationships of people? Other kinds of personal relationships Reference answers to the questions Why do we hope good relationships of people? Good relationships help ease troubles, give the job meaning, make you happy and not in trouble. Other kinds of personal relationships: Lovers, friends, neighbors, colleagues, roommates, group members, interviewer and interviewee, lawyer and client, enemies, sisters, policeman and thief Enjoying and explaining the joke A woman was talking to her next-door neighbor. “We’re going to be living in a better neighborhood（地段）soon,” she said. “So are we,” her neighbor said. “What? Are you moving too?” “No, we’re staying here.” Listening-centered activities Answers to exercises: Listening 1 1) They are neighbors. 2) 776 2235 3) Very late at night. 4) Because the noise from the man’s house was very loud. 5) The word is: deafening. 6) To ask his friends to be a little quieter and turn the music down. Listening 2 Exercise 1: 1) A 2) B 3) B 4) C 5) D 6) A Exercise 2: When the woman said “I’m just one of his children,” she didn’t mean that he was her biological father. Rather, she meant that all the pe