牛津英语模块一Unit2 Task1.pptVIP

* UNIT TWO MODULE ONE Guessing game Listen to some sentences, and guess how the speaker is feeling. angry happy Do you know? In spoken English, tones are used to express different feelings. To understand how the speaker is feeling, we should listen for four main things: the pause the volume the tones stressed words a. Please, sit down. d. Please sit down? b. Please sit down. c. Please sit down. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. e. Please sit down. Listen and match Please sit down. The falling tone on ‘sit’ and ‘down’ shows that the speaker is angry or displeased. The stress upon ‘please’ tells us the speaker is still trying to be polite. The pause after ‘please’ and the rising tone over ‘sit down’ show that the speaker is politely asking the listener to sit down. Please, sit down. If the pause after ‘please’ is left out, and the rising tone is still used, the sentence becomes a question. Please sit down? If the word ‘down’ is both stressed and has a falling tone, the stress makes the instruction very exact（down, not up）and the tone suggests anger. Please sit down. Speaking in a flat tone, with no pauses or extra stress, the speaker is simply asking the listener to sit down. Please sit down. It is rainy today. Read the sentence in different emotions. sad excited questioning … sad excited frustrated questioning 1.____________ 2.____________ 3.____________ 4.____________ He told me the test had been put off. sad excited frustrated questioning Listen and write the most correct emotional meaning in each blank. A __________________________ __________________________ Listen to one more sentence. How do you think the speaker feels about the man? /She doesn’t trust him. She doesn’t like him. B Listen to the calls and write the names of the callers. William Picture 6 Patrick Picture 5 Richard Picture 4 Shirley Picture 3 Christina Picture 2 Jane Picture 1 Caller Picture Feelings sad frastrated happy/excited 16th October Today has been a great day! I’m so hap