高一英语《Looking good feeling good》课件3.ppt

understanding sentences with ‘however’ or ‘but’ What’s the difference in meaning between the sentences before and after ‘however’ and ‘but’? The two sentences usually express something different and opposite. Question: Read the text again, find out the sentences using ‘however’ and ‘but’ and understand the differences in meaning. 1. I’ve lost 7 kg in the last two months. However, sometimes I don’t feel so energetic. (P42.) 2. She says health is the most important thing, and I agree, but then I look so slim at the moment. (P42.) 3. I’m so sorry to hear about your problem, but I’m glad you’re feeling better and are recovering. (P43.) 4. I know that the pressure to stay slim is a problem, especially for an actress. However, your mother knows best: nothing is more important than health. (P43.) The feeling before “however” or ”but” and the feeling after them are usually opposite We can use a comma after “however” however, but I’ve lost 7 kg in the last two months. _________, sometimes I feel tired and weak. I’m sorry to hear about your problems, ____ I’m glad you’re feeling better and recovering. However but 3. Learning the guitar isn’t difficult, ______ you have to practise. 4. Rick was very successful, ________ , the last few years of his life were not happy ones. 5. My neighbors like loud pop music, ______ I don’t like. 6. So far I haven’t had any success, _______, I’ll keep trying. but but however however * Unit 3 Looking good, feeling good Dying to be thin… Do they look good and feel good? Whom do you like better, the thin or the fat? Why? What’s the man trying to do? 1. If you are a bit over-weight, how would you lose weight? 　work out in the gym exercise, do sports go on a diet (eat less food) have an operation (take weight-loss pills) take some medicine 2. Which method would you prefer? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each of them? Ways of losing weight Advantages Disadvantages going on a diet exercising i