译林牛津版必修5_Unit1+Getting+along+with+others+Task(共31张PPT)

Staying a teenager forever would be great.
• Making good friends is more important to me tபைடு நூலகம்an spending with family.
If I want to be happy in the future, I must have a good job.
• Good marks indicate how smart you are.
Learning a foreign language is important.
Lots exercise fit
﹥ more than ﹤ nearly / less than
↑ increase ↓ decrease
A answer Q question
abbreviations & contractions:
• PRC • WHO
VIP WTO
Listen to the radio programme and make notes
2. Ways to meet a new neighbour: visit their homes with a__s_m_a_l_l_g_i_ft; join a _l_o_c_a_l _c_lu_b_ or a_c_t_i_v_it_y_g_r_o_u_p_
3. some things you should do when you meet a person for the first time. be o_p_e_n_ and _h_o_n_e_st_ about yourself; ask him/her _q_u_e_st_i_o_n_s about _h_im__s_e_lf_/h_e_r_s_e_lf_;actively _li_st_e_n__to__h_is_/_h_e_r_w__o_rd__s .
4. You can _j_o_in__a_l_o_c_a_l _c_lu_b_ or a_c_t_i_v_it_y_g_r_o_u_p_ to meet a people with similar interests to you.
5. To make true friends, you should
Unit 1 Getting along with others
Do you know their jobs?
reporter
journalist
Skills building 1:
Some guidelines before interviewing someone.
notes Brief notes only, not whole sentences.
that…
Disagreeing
• I don’t agree. What about…? • I’m not sure that’s true. • I see things slightly differently. • On the other hand, … • Perhaps you are mistaken. • Really? I don’t think that… • I take your point, but… • That’s true, but…
Make the notes which you can understand later.
Use contractions and abbreviations if possible.
Eating fruit every day is good for you.Fruit good You should do lots of exercise to stay fit.
Listen and take notes
1. Things might worry you when you move to a new place. how to f_in__d_y_o_u_r__w_a_y__ro_u__n_d_, _m_e_e_t__ n__ew__p__eo_p__le_,_m__a_k_e_f_r_ie_n_d_s_ .
a. Help them when you are free
√b. always be there for them
c. always be happy before them
√d. listen to what they have to say √e. be honest about yourself and your
feelings
Skills building 2: agreeing and disagreeing
Tips:
• If you disagree with someone you should express your opinions _po_l_it_e_ly_.
Agreeing
• I agree with you on/that… • I am of the same opinion (as…). • Exactly. • That’s a good point. • That’s how I feel (about…) too. • That’s right. • You’ve got a point. • Yes. And another reason is
• Good marks indicate how smart you are.
• Making good friends is more important to me than spending with family.
• Vegetarians are healthier than people who eat meat.