八下英语第二单元第二课时课件.ppt

GROUPWORK A: What’s the matter, Peter? B: I had an argument with my best friend. What _________I do? A: Well, you _________ write him a letter. B: I don’t think so. I don’t like writing letters. A: Maybe you ________ call him up. B: No, I don’t want to talk about it on the phone. A: Well, you _________ say you’re sorry. B: Yes, I know I _______, but it’s not easy. A: Maybe you _________go to his house. B: I guess I ________, but I don’t want to surprise him. A: Hey, I know. You _______ give him a ticket to a ball game. B: Well, that’s a good idea, but I don’t have enough money. * 1. You could/ should write him a letter. 2. You could/ should call him up. 3. You could/ should say you’re sorry. 4. You could/ should go to his house. 5. You could/ should give him a ticket to a ball game. 2a. Listen. Peter’s friend is giving him advice. Circle the word ‘could’ or ‘should’ you hear. 2b. Listen again. Why doesn’t Peter like his friend’s advice? Draw lines to match the advice with the reasons. Advice Reasons a. It’s not easy. b. I don’t have enough money. c. I don’t want to surprise him. d. I don’t like writing letters. e. I don’t want to talk about it on the phone. 1. You could write him a letter. 2. Maybe you should call him up. 3. You should say you’re sorry. 4. Maybe you could go to his house. 5. You could give him a ticket to a ball game. should could should should should could could could Section A 2a A: Hey, Peter, what’s wrong? B: I had an argument with my best friend. What should I do? A: Well, you could write him a letter. B: I don’t think so. I don’t like writing letters. A: Maybe you should call him up. B: No, I don’t want to talk about it on the phone. A: Well, you should say you’re sorry. B: Yes, I know I should, but it’s not easy. A: Maybe you could go to his house. B: I guess I could, but I don’t want to surprise him. A: Hey, I know. You could give him a ticket to a ball game. B: Well, that’s a good idea, but I don’t ha