新概念英语第二册-第一课 课件 (共27张PPT).ppt

Lesson 1 A private conversation Warming up “Manners make the man.” 观其待人而知其人。 What should we do in public? What can’t we do in public? Good manners or bad manners? help the old people throw the rubbish onto the ground Lady first Keep quiet New words: private adj.私人的 private letter/house/school 私信/私人住宅/私立学校 (privacy n. 隐私，私事 ) It is my privacy .这是我的隐私。 反义词：public 公共的，公众的 public school/places 公立学校/公共场合 have a good seat有个好的座位  sit v.坐下 I sit in a good seat. conversation n. 谈话 theatre n. 剧场，戏院 go to the theatre 去看戏 seat n. 座位 play n.戏 The play is very interesting. loudly大声地 loudly 与 aloud 的区别： loudly 的意思是“高声地”，（有时可与loud通用），但含有“喧闹”的意味。 Someone knocked loudly at the door. 有人在大声敲门。 Don’t talk so loudly/loud. 说话声音不要这么大。 aloud 的意思是“出声地、高声地”，强调能让人听得见。 read aloud They are shouting aloud.  angry adj. 生气的 angrily adv.生气地 attention n.注意 pay attention to 注意 bear 忍受，容忍 I couldn’t bear it. 近义词stand 过去式bore 过去分词borne business事 none of your business不关你的事 rudely adv. 无礼的，粗鲁的 rude adj.无礼地，粗鲁地 Questions about the text Listen to the text, and then try to answer the three questions on the text: 1. Where did the writer go last week? 2. Why didn’t he enjoy the play? 3. What did the young man say to the writer? Answers: 1. Last week I went to the theater. 2.A young man and a young woman were sitting behind me. They were talking loudly. I couldn’t hear the actors. 3.He said “It’s none of your business. This is a private conversation.” Listen to the text again and fill in the blanks. when where who What happened how Last week went to the theatre I  had a very good seat The play was very interesting  A young man and a young woman  sitting behind me They were talking loudly. I got very angry I  turned round angrily did not pay any attention they I turned round again angrily. the young man rudely could not hear the actors In the end Grammar: 一般过去时 表示过去某个时间里发生的动作或状态； 基本结构：主