Unit+3+Getting+along+with+others+Reading 牛津译林版(2020)高中英语必修第一册.pptxVIP

Getting along with othersReading 1 Unit 3 MottosThe glory of friendship is not the outstretched hand, nor the kindly smile, nor the joy of companionship; it is the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is willing to trust him.—Ralph Waldo Emerson Free talk 1. Do you think there are “friends for life”?2. Do you have someone who once was your friend but never talks to you any more now? Why or why not? Prediction What does “on the rocks” mean? How do you tell it?Can you predict what will be talked about in the text?It means that friendship may be in trouble. Fast readingCharacters Plots Amy was an ______ primary school studentLast Saturdaythey planned to _________ A ______ friendship(like sisters)Jenny posted a message saying she ___________ Jenny was a ______ girlAmys classmate told her that Jenny was _________ with another girl _____ and ______ gave repliesAmy felt ______ and she is ____________what to do next.awkwardpopularcloseCindyDavidsee a filmhad a coldchattingangryat a loss Fast reading Read the forum exchange and finish A1 on Page 32.Amys problemSaturday morning:Amys friend said she was ill and might not be able to make it to the cinema.Saturday afternoon:（1）______________________Monday:（2）______________________Advice givenCindy:（3）____________________________________________________David:（4）____________________________________________________Amy’s friend was out having fun with someone else.Amy received a horrible surprise.Save the friendship because eight years is a long time.Rethink this friendship and if necessary, move on. Read Amy’s letter in detail 1. How did Amy view her friend before?What did Amy and her friend plan to do last Saturday afternoon?How did Amy learn that her friend went to a cafe?(1) Amy thought her friend was almost like a sister to her.(2) They wanted to see a film.(3) Amy’s classmate told her about it. Read Cindy’s reply in detail 4. What does Cindy mean by her behaviour