高一英语译林版(2020)必修二U2L5 Integrated skills 课件

Consider the purpose of your writing and your reader, which determine your language style, formal or informal. An email to encourage a friend is usually informal.
Writing a reply to encourage Leo
Prewriting
Drafting
Publishing
Revising
Editing
• Gathering information (interviewing people, researching in the library or on the Internet, assessing data, etc.)
Proper
Show your understanding with expressions such as “I’m sorry to hear that …” and end your email with “I hope you’ll find these suggestions helpful and I’m sure you’ll …”.
Unit 2 Be sporty, be healthy
Integrated skills (II)
Talking about ways of making exercise a regular part of life
The exercise you do regularly
1
Ways of making exercise a regular part of your life
2
No time to exerci来自eLeo’s problems
No money to work out No one to talk to
Time Exercise can be fitted into
one’s schedule.
Your
suggestions
Money
Exercise does not necessarily require money.
• Brainstorming and talking with others • Outlining (a list, a mind map, a flow chart)
Get the ideas
Part D
Part A Listening
Part B Reading
Part C Speaking
• What does your partner think of the suggestions and reasons you give?
• How can you improve your writing?
Capitalization Usage and grammar Punctuation Spelling
...
The structure
Beginning
Show your understanding of the situation.
Body
Give suggestions with reasons.
Ending
Offer encouragement.
Writing techniques
1 Read the instructions carefully to fully understand the topic and brainstorm ideas.
Add words and sentences
(capture all ideas).
Remove words and sentences
(be concise).
Move words and sentences
(sentence fluency, organization).
Substitute words and sentences
• Ensure that all revisions and edits have been made and your final draft is clean.
• Share your article!
Homework
Polish up your writing.
Exercise can be done with
Company one’s family or friends.
Leo: I went to see the doctor and she said I have to make exercise a regular part of my life. I know I need to exercise but I don’t have time or money. What should I do? Rachel: A few minutes a day is all it takes. Start doing small amounts of exercise whenever you can. Take the stairs instead of the lift when possible. And if you have been sitting for too long while studying, get up and dance to your favourite music. Leo: Interesting! I can do that. But do you think I need to pay to exercise in the gym? Rachel: Not necessarily. The good news is that you don’t need money to exercise! You can go running in your community’s park or try walking to school. Leo: Great suggestions! How do you feel about joining me? I don’t want to exercise alone. Rachel: Of course! I’ll help you get into an exercise routine if you’re serious about it. Leo: I am! Thanks for encouraging me, Rachel. We should find other friends to join us too. What do you think of it? Rachel: That’s the best idea you’ve ever had.
(word choice, voice).
Work in pairs
• Are the reasons you give convincing? Do you use proper language to express understanding and encouragement?
• How can you improve your writing?
Use diagrams, such as a mind map or a flow 2 chart, to organize your ideas. You can also
make a list of the points you want to cover.
The language
Informal