2018年人教版高中英语选修六课件：unit3 Using languge(共47张PPT)
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It is not a good idea to…
prohibition
Something is forbidden (by family rules or society)
Don’t .. You can’t…
The speaker forbids something
You may not…
The above phrases
Listening Page 23
Listen to the tape and tick the things Sara is worried about.
( ) AIDS ( ) abortion ( ) alcohol ( ) money ( ) orange juice
( ) drugs ( ) smoking ( ) strangers ( ) dancing ( ) cigar
1.What is HIV?
HIV is a virus, a small living thing leading people to disease.
HIV virus
virus
2.What is AIDS?
AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. (A后ID天S免is疫a d缺is陷ea综se合. T症he) stage of having HIV in one’s body is called AIDS.
( )homosexual
Step2: Read the poster, then answer the questions:
1. What’s a virus? A virus is a very small living thing that cause disease.
2. How does HIV affect people’s health? HIV virus weakens a person’s immune system and eventually it damages the immune system so much that the body can no longer fight against disease.
Listen to the passage and tick all the words
and✓expressions menti✓oned in it.
( ✓ ) flu virus (✓) SARS virus ( ✓) survival (✓) immune system ( ✓)mosquito ( )prejudice
You shouldn’t…
except “be allowed”
You mustn’t…
or “be supposed to …”
You are not to…
Li Xiaolei 203 Thames Street Oxford, OX41LF
Class 2 Grade 2 GZ …Middle School, GZ, GD, China 518036
203 Thames Street Oxford, OX41LF Friday 11 Nov.
Don’t … do … You should (not)… It would be a good idea to … Don’t forget to … you don’t have to … It’s OK/all right to … It is not a good idea to … Mind your head/step! Is it OK if I …? I wonder if I could smoke here.
3 If you look healthy, you cannot have HIV.
4 It could be dangerous to have sex without a condom.
5 Taking food from the same dishes as someone infected with HIV will give you HIV too.
at the moment?
incurable disease
This passage can be divided into three
sections. What’s the purpose of each
section? Section 1:
Background information about what HIV / AIDS.
Discuss which rules were most practical/useful and write some of these on the board using the appropriate target structures.
permission One speaker to another when not certain Is it OK if/to …?
6 If you have HIV, you will always get
7.People who have not injected drugs do not need to get tested for HIV.
8.You will become infected with HIV by swimming in the same pool with someone carrying HIV.
•Show love and care to them.
•Help them fight fear, shame
and injustice(unfair).
Reminder ▪AIDS AIDS, an incurable disease, ▪which is caused by a virus, ▪spread through drugs and sex. ▪So keep away from drugs, ▪ and avoid unprotected sex. ▪Know what is risky and what is safe.
2. It is ok_________________h_a_v_e_s_o_m__e_th_i_n_g_t_o__e_a_t _
3.bItefwooreulydobuegao goouot,dlikdearitcoe_o_r__n_o_o_d_l_e_s._______
________________________________d_o_n_’t take
Reading and discussing Page 22
HIV/AIDS: ARE YOU AT RISK?
The three biggest killers in the world
• Heart disease • Cancer • AIDS
Pre-reading
image ambassador
Listen to the tape again and
1.
complete
Just say
Tnion.aY’osus_edn_ot_en_n’_ce_st_.h_a_v__e_t_o_d_o__a_n_y_th_n_t_t_o_. to drink orange juice or something instead.
Pre-listening The listening is a conversation between Tina and Sara about going to a disco. Let’s predict: What kind of advise will Tina give to Sara?
Section 2: Ways to protect yourself.
Some common myths
True or false?
1 You can only get HIV from injecting drugs.
2 It is very likely that you will die if you get infected with HIV.
Is it all right to …
Would you mind if …?
I wonder if I can …
warning positive It would be a good idea to…
Be sure to…
Be careful to…
Watch out for… nMeignadtiyvoeur head/step! Don’t forget to…
Henan AIDS village
Africa
How should we act towards people who have HIV/ AIDS? What can w(Deisdcoustsoinheglrpoutphsemof ?four)
safe dangerous
How should we act towards people who have HIV/AIDS? What can we do to help them? •Don’t look down upon them.
9.People who have HIV look different from everyone else.
EWvoerrlydDAeIcDeSmDbeary,13st6i5s aDdayasyaofYear understanding, care, and hope about HIV and AIDS. Still, It is the mission of AIDS. ORG (Other organizations,非盈利 组织) to educate people how to protect themselves against HIV each and every day of the year.
• 3. What is the difference between AIDS and HIV?
• HIV is a virus, while AIDS is the stage of the illness caused by HIV.
4. Is there a cure for AIDS and HIV
Some facts:
By the end of 2003, an estimated 42 million around the world were living with HIV/AIDS.
During the year, 5 million people became infected and an estimated 3 million people died.
About one-third of people living with HIV/AIDS are 15-24 years of age. More than 7 million people in Asia and the Pacific are living
Step 1: Listening
to learn
giett my CD
4.IPflasoymereaonnde oI’ffelrlsteyaocuha cigarette, ____________.
Imagine you are going to a party where there are lots of people who are older than you. In groups make up a list of rules that you can follow to make sure you behave appropriately. Read your group’s list to the class. The following expressions may help you.
prohibition
Something is forbidden (by family rules or society)
Don’t .. You can’t…
The speaker forbids something
You may not…
The above phrases
Listening Page 23
Listen to the tape and tick the things Sara is worried about.
( ) AIDS ( ) abortion ( ) alcohol ( ) money ( ) orange juice
( ) drugs ( ) smoking ( ) strangers ( ) dancing ( ) cigar
1.What is HIV?
HIV is a virus, a small living thing leading people to disease.
HIV virus
virus
2.What is AIDS?
AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. (A后ID天S免is疫a d缺is陷ea综se合. T症he) stage of having HIV in one’s body is called AIDS.
( )homosexual
Step2: Read the poster, then answer the questions:
1. What’s a virus? A virus is a very small living thing that cause disease.
2. How does HIV affect people’s health? HIV virus weakens a person’s immune system and eventually it damages the immune system so much that the body can no longer fight against disease.
Listen to the passage and tick all the words
and✓expressions menti✓oned in it.
( ✓ ) flu virus (✓) SARS virus ( ✓) survival (✓) immune system ( ✓)mosquito ( )prejudice
You shouldn’t…
except “be allowed”
You mustn’t…
or “be supposed to …”
You are not to…
Li Xiaolei 203 Thames Street Oxford, OX41LF
Class 2 Grade 2 GZ …Middle School, GZ, GD, China 518036
203 Thames Street Oxford, OX41LF Friday 11 Nov.
Don’t … do … You should (not)… It would be a good idea to … Don’t forget to … you don’t have to … It’s OK/all right to … It is not a good idea to … Mind your head/step! Is it OK if I …? I wonder if I could smoke here.
3 If you look healthy, you cannot have HIV.
4 It could be dangerous to have sex without a condom.
5 Taking food from the same dishes as someone infected with HIV will give you HIV too.
at the moment?
incurable disease
This passage can be divided into three
sections. What’s the purpose of each
section? Section 1:
Background information about what HIV / AIDS.
Discuss which rules were most practical/useful and write some of these on the board using the appropriate target structures.
permission One speaker to another when not certain Is it OK if/to …?
6 If you have HIV, you will always get
7.People who have not injected drugs do not need to get tested for HIV.
8.You will become infected with HIV by swimming in the same pool with someone carrying HIV.
•Show love and care to them.
•Help them fight fear, shame
and injustice(unfair).
Reminder ▪AIDS AIDS, an incurable disease, ▪which is caused by a virus, ▪spread through drugs and sex. ▪So keep away from drugs, ▪ and avoid unprotected sex. ▪Know what is risky and what is safe.
2. It is ok_________________h_a_v_e_s_o_m__e_th_i_n_g_t_o__e_a_t _
3.bItefwooreulydobuegao goouot,dlikdearitcoe_o_r__n_o_o_d_l_e_s._______
________________________________d_o_n_’t take
Reading and discussing Page 22
HIV/AIDS: ARE YOU AT RISK?
The three biggest killers in the world
• Heart disease • Cancer • AIDS
Pre-reading
image ambassador
Listen to the tape again and
1.
complete
Just say
Tnion.aY’osus_edn_ot_en_n’_ce_st_.h_a_v__e_t_o_d_o__a_n_y_th_n_t_t_o_. to drink orange juice or something instead.
Pre-listening The listening is a conversation between Tina and Sara about going to a disco. Let’s predict: What kind of advise will Tina give to Sara?
Section 2: Ways to protect yourself.
Some common myths
True or false?
1 You can only get HIV from injecting drugs.
2 It is very likely that you will die if you get infected with HIV.
Is it all right to …
Would you mind if …?
I wonder if I can …
warning positive It would be a good idea to…
Be sure to…
Be careful to…
Watch out for… nMeignadtiyvoeur head/step! Don’t forget to…
Henan AIDS village
Africa
How should we act towards people who have HIV/ AIDS? What can w(Deisdcoustsoinheglrpoutphsemof ?four)
safe dangerous
How should we act towards people who have HIV/AIDS? What can we do to help them? •Don’t look down upon them.
9.People who have HIV look different from everyone else.
EWvoerrlydDAeIcDeSmDbeary,13st6i5s aDdayasyaofYear understanding, care, and hope about HIV and AIDS. Still, It is the mission of AIDS. ORG (Other organizations,非盈利 组织) to educate people how to protect themselves against HIV each and every day of the year.
• 3. What is the difference between AIDS and HIV?
• HIV is a virus, while AIDS is the stage of the illness caused by HIV.
4. Is there a cure for AIDS and HIV
Some facts:
By the end of 2003, an estimated 42 million around the world were living with HIV/AIDS.
During the year, 5 million people became infected and an estimated 3 million people died.
About one-third of people living with HIV/AIDS are 15-24 years of age. More than 7 million people in Asia and the Pacific are living
Step 1: Listening
to learn
giett my CD
4.IPflasoymereaonnde oI’ffelrlsteyaocuha cigarette, ____________.
Imagine you are going to a party where there are lots of people who are older than you. In groups make up a list of rules that you can follow to make sure you behave appropriately. Read your group’s list to the class. The following expressions may help you.