大学一年级新编英语教程unit2

Have you heard that Paul failed in his last exam? 1. if /whether 2. wh-word
3. that
Unit 2
LSP
1. if / whether-clause used as an object ask , see, say , know, find , etc Let us know whether / if you can finish the article before Friday. She's doubtful whether we shall be able to come. I worry about whether he can pass through the crisis of his illness.
Unit 2
DI
Dialogue I
A Trip to Huangshan
Warming-up activities: Watch some proverbs and introductions to some of scenic spots both in China ad all over the world.
Practice following conversations: 1. A: Can you tell me when Mr. Smith arrived at the airport? B: (No, I'm afraid not. I think Liu knows. Ask him.) A: You know when Mr. Smith arrived, don’t you, Liu? C: (Yes, at noon.) 2. A: (Could you tell me what time Mr. Smith arrived at the airport?) B: No, I don’t know, sorry. Ask Liu. I think he knows. A: (Do you know when Mr. Smith arrived at the airport, Liu?) C: Yes, at noon.
LSP III
1. A: Have you heard that Paul failed (in) his last exam? B: No. Did he really? (He must be very depressed about it.) A: Yes, he is. And people say it was his own fault. B: (Yes, I think so, too. / I absolutely agree.)
Unit 2
LSP
3. THAT-clause used as an object
boast, say, think, insist, wish, hope, suppose, see,
believe, agree, intend, etc The letter says that they are leaving on the 14th. We don’t intend that things should be arranged
Unit 2
LSP
2. WH-clause used as an object who, which, where, how, whether, if, etc Could you tell me where the post office is? Let’s see how we can raise our efficiency. We must find out who did all this. He asked me who should be rewarded. I don’t know whether / if these figures are accurate. Please advice me which book I should read first.
What is joy of travel?
Unit 2
DI
Dialogue I
A Trip to Huangshan
Consider and answer following questions:
Why do people visit Huangshan? Have you ever been there? How much do you know about Huangshan? What is Huangshan famous for? Do you want to go there someday in the future?
Unit 2
LSP
Language points for LSP II:
1) to arrive at = to reach
2) over= finished
3) to give a lecture on space travel
4) the other day : a day in the past
Unit 2
Language Structures
Dialogue I Dialogue II Reading I Reading II Guided Writing
Interaction Activities
Listening Practice
Unit 2
LSP
LS 1 2 3
Unit 2
LSP
Unit 2
LSP
LS
Follow up activity
Title: An Interview Topic: Interviewing a popular singer Could you tell me where you were born? I’d like to know how you become interested in singing. I wonder if you have ever thought of singing songs in a foreign country. Do you think that you will continue singing all through your life? Many of your fans want to know if you will try to play a role in a movie. I hope that we can speak to you again before long.
LS
See the following sentences and find out the grammar rules they use: there’s lecture this
Do you know if afternoon?
Can you tell me when Mr. Smith arrived?
LSP Unit 2 LSP II asking for and giving information about a 2 past event, expressing one’s inability to answer a question and recommending somebody else to give the information.
2. A: (I hear that Paul failed in his last exam. Is it true?) B: Yes. Didn’t you know? And he’s very unhappy about it. A: (He must be. I think it was his own fault. He never takes his work seriously enough.) B: No, it’s shame / a pity, isn’t it?
like that.
Unit 2
LSP
1
LSP I asking for and giving information
about a future event.
Practice following conversations: 1. A: Do you know if there’s a lecture this afternoon? B: (Yes, I do). It’s at two. A: (Does John know?) B: No, I don’t think he does. 2. A: Everybody knows that there’s a lecture this afternoon, don’t they? B: (Yes, they all do.) A: What time does it start, do you know? B: (At two .)
Unit 2
LSP
Language points for LSP I:
1) to give a talk 2) what for = why 3) autumn/ spring sports meeting 4) enter for the high jump/ the long jump/ the relay race, etc. long jump/broad jump 跳远, triple jump三级跳远, sprint 短跑, walking race 竞走， hurdles 跨栏， 400-meter relay race四百米接力赛，marathon马拉 松赛跑，100-meter dash 一百米赛跑，1500-meter race一千五百米赛跑
Unit 2 Huangshan
DI
Unit 2
DI
Dialogue I Mount Huang, also known as Huangshan , is a mountain range in southern Anhui province in eastern China. The area is well known for its scenery, sunsets, peculiarly-shaped granite peaks, Huangshan Pine trees, and views of the clouds from above. Mount Huang is a frequent subject of traditional Chinese paintings and literature, as well as modern photography. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of China's major tourist destinations.