UnitTwo实用听说教程.ppt

Part One:Staring Out Questions for discussion: 1. If you want to see a friend or classmate to talk about something, what do you usually do before you meet? 2. Have you ever kept a friend or classmate waiting for long for an appointment? 3. If you want to change an appointment, what do you say to the person you plan to meet? Part Two:In-class Activities  Section A: Does that sound OK so far？ Section B: When do you have in mind？ Section C: Could we change our appointment to 1:00 on Friday? Section A: Does that sound OK so far？ Listening Activities New words and expressions schedule: A factory production schedule has been worked out. so far: Everything is in order so far. take a break: Shall we take a break so far? session: Parliament will not be in session again until after Christmas. Section A: Does that sound OK so far？ Speaking Activities Here is today’s schedule. From 9:00 to 9:30 there will be a presentation on our main products. Then from 9:30 to 10:30 I’ll show you our offices. Does that sound OK so far? Do you have any questions about the schedule? Section B: When do you have in mind？ Listening Activities New words and expressions catalog: A library catalog is given to every student in our school. check-up I would like to have a medical check-up next week. Section B: When do you have in mind？  Speaking Activities Suggesting: I’m calling to see if we can arrange a meeting. Could we meet tomorrow? How about 2:30? Accepting: OK. When would be convenient? Yes, that’s possible. What time would be convenient? Fine, I’m looking forward to seeing you. Declining: The afternoon is OK, but I’m busy in the morning. I’m sorry. Tomorrow is difficult. I’m sorry, Dr. Epstein is busy all day Monday. Confirming: OK, in your office at 2:30 tomorrow, right? Section C: Could we change our appointment  to 1:00 on Friday? Listening Activities New words and expressions urgent: An SOS is an urgent message. It’s most urgent that t