Inside_view 视听说 Book 4 Unit 7 No Place Like Home 讲解材料.pptVIP

Language and Culture Tips;1 Work in pairs. Look at the photo and discuss the questions.;Conversation 1;2 Work in pairs and decide who says each sentence and what the situation is.;3 Watch Conversation 1 again and correct the sentences according to the conversation.;Answers;Janet So why does your landlord want you to move out? Andy Well, he’s been living abroad but he’s coming back. Janet Sounds fair enough. Andy Sure, but it’s frustrating, because I’ve lived there for nearly two years now, and I quite like it. (1) _______ _________________________ I was brought up. Janet Yes, it is kind of nice round there. Andy (2) __________________________, as it’s close to a tube station. And (3) _______________, because it’s south of the river.;Janet So living south of the River Thames is cheaper? Andy Oh, yes, kind of. Generally north of the river is more expensive because public transport is better, and it always has been more fashionable. Janet But around Borough Market is very fashionable, isn’t it? Andy Well, (4) _________________, but it didn’t used to be. Janet Why is the transport better north of the river? Andy Well, the tube was first built in the centre and north of London. In the south, until a few years ago, there were only a couple of tube lines. Plenty of buses, but (5) ___________________________ to be close to a tube station. Janet How about this? Three bedrooms vacant, large living room, no students, no pets.;Andy Where is it? OK, got it. That’s in Finsbury Park. That’s on the Victoria Line. Let’s give it a go. Andy Hello, yes, I’m calling about the flat in today’s Evening Standard. (6) ________________________ ___________? … right, yeah, five minutes from the tube … two bedrooms still vacant … OK, I see … So, it’s ￡100 but with electricity, gas and water bills (7)