高1英语第1学期第二单元-课件-新课.pptVIP

Home alone characters Mom Dad Eric Daniel theme a reflection of family problems dialogues its own typical writing style presenting a dialogue your opinions communicative informative reflective simple/direct/not too redundant steps you have to follow: while listening feelings relationships body language customs facial expressions while reading main idea while writing typical writing style Skills building 1: understanding tones in spoken English the volume of the language a rising or falling tone stress on certain words pauses in the sentences Skills building 2: reading for gist catch the gist or the main point focus on descriptive words or expressions Skills building 3: writing a dialogue not too colloquial not too redundant use some descriptive words or expressions Listening practice Focus on the following listening materials. Create similar situations in which speakers will practise the five intonations. Entries Main Points The words telling the writer’s mood The first diary entry The second diary entry The third diary entry The fourth diary entry Reading practice Today has been a great day because my parents bought me an expensive bike. We had a Maths test and I’m nervous about my result. I failed the Maths test and don’t know how to tell my parents. All that worrying was for nothing. happy tired, afraid and nervous upset very happy and glad ‘Umm’ or ‘hmm’ shouldn’t be included in a written dialogue. 2. We shouldn’t use ‘My room is too dirty’, ‘My room is a mess’, ‘clean up’ and ‘cleaning’, because in a written dialogue what has just been said shouldn’t be repeated. 3. In a written dialogue we should write a sentence that shows the speaker is very angry instead of the sentence ‘I’m really very angry with you.’ Writing practice Part A The sentences that show Mum is unhappy or angry: Come and look! Don’t you talk to me like that! You should start cleaning now if you plan to leave! The sente