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• calls him selfish and unloving when he wants to be alone
• gets very angry when he plays foreign music
• sends him to bed or tell him to study when he watches a DVD • forbids him from meeting his friends at the Internet
expectation.
Unconditional love is very important, because he is your son.
Dear Mr. Liu, Please rest assured that the problems between you and yours son are not at all serious.
Come up to your dad and tell him how much you care about him.
nothing.
The words telling the writer’s mood
happy
tired, afraid and nervous
upset
very happy and glad
Writing practice
Part A
1. ‘Umm’ or ‘hmm’ shouldn’t be included in 2. a written dialogue.
Tips you have to take into consideration: clear assignments
• give suggestions • search for more information from different sources • write an outline or make a draft • proofread or peer revision • presentation
Remember what your son needs is more than material comfort.
You’d better not put too much pressure on your son. Be a good motivator. Try to encourage him to find himself, to build up self-confidence. Cut out harsh remarks when your son falls short of your
✓ The sentences that show Jack’s mood:
This is so unfair! I’ll never have enough time! ( Jack is angry.) But I don’t think you are being fair at all! (Jack is unhappy.)
problems the son thinks about his father
• doesn’t listen to him when he wants to do something or suggests an idea • shouts at him when he tries to talk to him • fights like crazy when he refuses to his father • makes him do things he doesn’t like
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
Your son has reached puberty. Normally at this stage, kids will become rebellious. They are fed up with parents’ overprotection. What they complain is understanding. If such kind of emotional need can’t be met, they will release their anger or do something irrational. I know it hurts when your son acts as if he doesn’t love you. However, you should let your imaginable worries go, because sometimes it’s perfectly normal for a 16-year-old boy to act wildly.
Prepare to have a heart-to-heart talk with him. music are part of a young people’s life. You can’t stop him just
because good communication will smooth the problems. Your son wants you to treat him as your equal while you act as a commander. That’s where all the problems come from.
➢ 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 ms the father thinks about his son
• disobeys everything his parents ask him to do
• is rude to them • refuses to spend time with them
• refuses to do his homework • spends too much time watching DVDs, listening to foreign music, chatting in Internet cafes, playing games and surfing the Internet
Never attempt to change your father’s character and to be an ideal father.
Communicate with your father through letters if he happens to be short-tempered.
audience
in a logic and clear way
Suggestions to the father
Try to look at things from your son’s angle. If you trade your role with your son, I believe you will realize some of the problems you mentioned in your letter are easy to solve.
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
Part B
✓ 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 third diary entry
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.
The fourth diary entry All that worrying was for
steps you have to follow:
while listening while reading
customs facial expressions relationships body language feelings
main idea
while writing
typical writing style
characters
Home alone theme
Mom Dad Eric Daniel
a reflection of family problems
dialogue s
its own typical writing style
presenting a dialogue
communicative informative your opinions reflective simple/direct/not too redundant
I have a couple of suggestions for you:
Suggestions to the son
Try to be a docile kid at home no matter whether you are an outstanding student at school.
Writing an advice letter
an advice columnist
get a rough idea about the trouble analyze the trouble find out the roots of the trouble give proper suggestions keep in regular contact with feedback information
Reading practice
Entries
Main Points
The first diary entry
Today has been a great day because my parents bought me an expensive bike.
The second diary entry
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.’
• gets very angry when he plays foreign music
• sends him to bed or tell him to study when he watches a DVD • forbids him from meeting his friends at the Internet
expectation.
Unconditional love is very important, because he is your son.
Dear Mr. Liu, Please rest assured that the problems between you and yours son are not at all serious.
Come up to your dad and tell him how much you care about him.
nothing.
The words telling the writer’s mood
happy
tired, afraid and nervous
upset
very happy and glad
Writing practice
Part A
1. ‘Umm’ or ‘hmm’ shouldn’t be included in 2. a written dialogue.
Tips you have to take into consideration: clear assignments
• give suggestions • search for more information from different sources • write an outline or make a draft • proofread or peer revision • presentation
Remember what your son needs is more than material comfort.
You’d better not put too much pressure on your son. Be a good motivator. Try to encourage him to find himself, to build up self-confidence. Cut out harsh remarks when your son falls short of your
✓ The sentences that show Jack’s mood:
This is so unfair! I’ll never have enough time! ( Jack is angry.) But I don’t think you are being fair at all! (Jack is unhappy.)
problems the son thinks about his father
• doesn’t listen to him when he wants to do something or suggests an idea • shouts at him when he tries to talk to him • fights like crazy when he refuses to his father • makes him do things he doesn’t like
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
Your son has reached puberty. Normally at this stage, kids will become rebellious. They are fed up with parents’ overprotection. What they complain is understanding. If such kind of emotional need can’t be met, they will release their anger or do something irrational. I know it hurts when your son acts as if he doesn’t love you. However, you should let your imaginable worries go, because sometimes it’s perfectly normal for a 16-year-old boy to act wildly.
Prepare to have a heart-to-heart talk with him. music are part of a young people’s life. You can’t stop him just
because good communication will smooth the problems. Your son wants you to treat him as your equal while you act as a commander. That’s where all the problems come from.
➢ 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 ms the father thinks about his son
• disobeys everything his parents ask him to do
• is rude to them • refuses to spend time with them
• refuses to do his homework • spends too much time watching DVDs, listening to foreign music, chatting in Internet cafes, playing games and surfing the Internet
Never attempt to change your father’s character and to be an ideal father.
Communicate with your father through letters if he happens to be short-tempered.
audience
in a logic and clear way
Suggestions to the father
Try to look at things from your son’s angle. If you trade your role with your son, I believe you will realize some of the problems you mentioned in your letter are easy to solve.
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
Part B
✓ 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 third diary entry
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.
The fourth diary entry All that worrying was for
steps you have to follow:
while listening while reading
customs facial expressions relationships body language feelings
main idea
while writing
typical writing style
characters
Home alone theme
Mom Dad Eric Daniel
a reflection of family problems
dialogue s
its own typical writing style
presenting a dialogue
communicative informative your opinions reflective simple/direct/not too redundant
I have a couple of suggestions for you:
Suggestions to the son
Try to be a docile kid at home no matter whether you are an outstanding student at school.
Writing an advice letter
an advice columnist
get a rough idea about the trouble analyze the trouble find out the roots of the trouble give proper suggestions keep in regular contact with feedback information
Reading practice
Entries
Main Points
The first diary entry
Today has been a great day because my parents bought me an expensive bike.
The second diary entry
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.’