新概念英语青少版3A-Unit-5
新概念青少年版 3A Unit5
a bit 一些，一点
old – older -- oldest
At the same time, many young people worldwide have extra classes after school.
At the same time 与此同 时
Have 实义动词： 有
Work for three or hour hours 工作三到四 个小时
Before 在……之前
In other parts of the world, children don’t have much homework until they are a bit older.
other 其它的 not…until 直到……才
How much time do
How long 多久；多长，
you really spend on it? 对时间或距离提问
How long is your day? spend on 花费在……上 面
do – diddone
Robert has painted the door. Has Robert painted the door yet? What has Robert done?
(陈述句 (一般疑问 (特殊疑问
They painted the door an hour ago (陈述句) They didn't paint the door an hour ago (一般疑 What did they do an hour ago ?(特殊疑问句)
动 词 填 空：
1._H_a_v_e_ you c_l_e_a_n_e_d__(clean) the room? Yes, we _h_a_v_e__d_o_n_e_(do) that already. When __d_i_d___ you __d_o___(do) it? We ___d_i_d__(do) it an hour ago.
青少版新概念3A 课文文本 Unit 1-5
青少版新概念3A 课文文本Unit 1-5Unit 1 A proper jobALAN: Guess what, James! I bumped into Nina last week.She's got a job in Marketing at Optima.JAMES: Marketing? But Nina's a fashion model!ALAN: Well, she was a fashion model, but she's working at Optima now.JAMES: What happened? Is she all right?ALAN: Oh, yes, she's fine. She just Wanted a proper job.Nina didn't enjoy being a model, you know.JAMES: Why? She was so successful!ALAN: She certainly was.JAMES: So why didn't she like working as a model?ALAN: She didn't mind working as a model. But she hated travelling on her own.She was lonely.JAMES: Nina, lonely? Why?ALAN: Nina like having a proper job,and seeing the same people every day.She likes being among friends.JAMES: Don't we all?!Unit 2 Just like your mother!CLAIRE: Oh, good! We're in the front row, so we've got some extra space.PAUL: That's great. Claire. How did you know?CLAIRE: Mom told me. We're both tall, and it's a long flight.PAUL: Your mother's brilliant! It's great to stretch out.FLIGHT ATTENDANT: Would you like some water or some orange juice? CLAIRE: Not now, thanks. I've just had a drink.PAUL: I’d like some water, please.FLIGHT ATTENDANT: Have you had a magazine or a newspaper?PAUL: No, we haven't. I'd like this one, please .Ah, I'm going to enjoy this flight! FLIGHT ATTENDANT: Excuse me. Would you mind giving your seats to this couple?They're both very tall, and they need the extra space. CLAIRE: They are tall. Why don't you put them in Business Class?PAUL: Claire! You sound just like your mother!Unit 3 We've had a long morning!ALICE: Hello, Karen! Hello, Daisy!Have you been to the Farmers' Market today?It's only nine o'clock, and it's already busy.KAREN: No, we've just been to the airport with Claire and Paul.They've gone to the US for two months.ALICE: Have they? How exciting! But what a worry for you!DAISY: Well, the US is Claire's home country.KAREN: And she's with Paul!DAISY: That's right!Anyway, I've already had three texts from Claire.DAISY: The first said, 'Plane on time.' The second said, 'Boarding now.' The third said, 'Phone off now. I love you, Mom!'DAISY: That one was just a moment ago.Of course, I'll miss her like crazy.But I'm not going to worry! We're not going to worry, are we, Karen? KAREN: No, we aren't!DAISY: We're going to put the kettle on, and have a nice cup of tea! KAREN: Yes, we've already had a long morning!Unit 4 A museum pieceROBERT: What's this, Dad?WILLIAM: It's an Apple 2. It's a very early computer.In fact, it's the first Personal Computer, ever.It came onto the market in 1977.Where did you find it?ROBERT: Mum found it in a box in the attic.WILLIAM: Oh, then it's mine! It's been there for years.In fact, it's been there since we moved into this house! ROBERT: Does it still work?WILLIAM: I don't know ... Ah, there you are! Can you hear the hard disk?ROBERT: Is that noise the hard disk?It sounds like a lawnmower!WILLIAM: It is noisy!It hasn't been out of its box for twenty years!ROBERT: What can you do with it?WILLIAM: Good question!It's just a museum piece, really.It's only got five Megabytes' hard disk space.ROBERT: Five Megabytes! That's nothing!WILLIAM: I know.It was already a museum piecewhen I bought it,and that was a long time ago.Maybe I'm a museum piece now, too!Unit 5 How long is your day?'Have you finished your homework yet?''Why haven't you finished your homework?'How often do you hear these questions in your house?How do you feel about homework?Children worldwide now do more homework hours than they did twenty-fiveyears ago—but there are huge variations. In some parts of the world, even veryyoung children have a lot of homework. They come home from school, and theywork for three or four hours before bedtime. In other parts of the world,children don't have much homework until they are a bit older.At the same time, many young people worldwide have extra classes after school. One way or another, many children 'work' twelve or fourteen hours a day. Is this really necessary?How much homework do you have? How much time do you really spend on it? How long is your day?Questionnaire Answer a,b,or c1 My homework usually takes me________ a day.a) less than an hourb) about two hoursc) three hours or more2 Every evening, I have homework in______ subjects.a) one or twob) three or fourc) five or more3 I can usually do_______ my homework at school.a) most ofb) about half ofc) none of4 I usually have_______free day each week.a) more than oneb) onec) less than one5 During the past week, I have spent _____ hours on my homework.a) up to tenb) between ten and fifteenc) more than fifteen6 Sometimes, I don't do all my homework,a) but my teachers don't mind.b) and my teachers get annoyed with me.c) and my parents hear about it.。
新概念青少三Lesson 5 We’ve had a long morning!
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• • • • • • • • • 不规则的过去分词 原形 过去式 be was (were) eat ate grow grew draw drew see saw say said run ran 过去分词 been eaten grown drawn seen said run
Let’s make some sentences!
• • • • • • • • I have already drunk some water. Have you drunk any water yet? Yes ,I have /No ,I haven’t. I haven’t drunk any water yet. She has just had some cake. Has she had any cake yet? Yes ,she has .No, she hasn’t. She hasn’t had any cake yet.
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• • • • • • • • Daisy: That one was just a moment ago. Of course ,I’ll miss her like crazy. But I’m not going to worry ,are we, Karen? Karen :No ,we aren’t ! Daisy : We’re going to put the kettle on, and have a nice cup of tea! Karen: Yes, we’ve already had a long morning!
新概念英语青少版Unit3-lesson5演示文稿1
本课主人公
Polly波莉 对Jenkins一家 非常之了解！
本课主人公
Annie 安妮
新来的new， 谁都不认识！
Two old women are drinking tea.
who [huː; hʊ] pron. 谁 boy [bɒɪ] n. 男孩 which [wɪtʃ] pron. 哪/那一个 on [ɒn] prep在……之上 man [mæ n] n. 人；男人； with [wɪð] prep. 有，带着 Mr. [‘mistə] n. 先生 he [hiː] pron. 他 father [‘fɑːðə] n. 父亲，爸爸； woman [‘wʊmən] n. 妇女 she [ʃiː] pron. 她 mother [‘mʌðə] n. 母亲 girl [gɜːl] n. 女孩 sister [‘sɪstə] n. 姐妹 look at [luk ət]v. 看；
New Words and Expressions.生词和短语
look at young in old car Oh！ cousin
v+ prep.
看 adj. 年轻的 prep. 在 里面 adj. 陈旧的 n. 小汽车 int. 奥 n. 堂/表兄弟(姐妹)
young
年轻的
old
陈旧的 年老的
with [wɪð] prep. 有，带着
雨伞 the umbrella 带雨伞 with the umbrella 带黑色雨伞 with the black umbrella 带黑色雨伞的男人 the man with the black umbrella 带黑色雨伞的男人是詹金斯先生。 The man with the black umbrella is Mr.Jenkins.
新概念英语青少版3A课文掌中宝双面打印版
Unit 1 A proper jobA: Guess what , James! I bumped into Nina last week. She's got a job marketing at Optima.J: Marketing ?But Nina's a fashion model !A: Well ,she was a fashion model ,but she's working at Optima now.J: What happened? Is she all right?A: Oh ,yes ,she's fine .She just wanted a proper job. Nina didn't enjoy being a model ,you know.J: Why ?She was so successful!A: She certainly was.J: So why didn't she like working as a model?A: She didn't mind working as a model .But she hates travelling on her own.She was lonely.J: Nina ,lonely? Why?A: Nina likes having a proper job ,and seeing the same people every day.She likes being among friends.J: Don't we all?!1 ------------------------------------------------------ Unit1--------------------------------------------------------------------新概念青少版3AUnit 3 We’re had a long morning !A: Hello , Karen !Hello , Daisy!Have you been to the Farmers’ Market today ?It’s only nine o’clock ,and it’s already busy .K: No, we’ve just been to the airport with Claire and Paul. They’ve gone to the US for two months .A: Have they ? How exciting ! But what a worry for you !D: Well , the US is Claire’s home country .K: And she’s with Paul !D: That’s right !Anyway , I’ve already had three texts from Claire .D: The first said , “Plane on time .”The second said ,”Board ing now .”The third said ,”Phone off now .I love you , Mom !”D: That one was just a moment ago . Of course , I’ll miss her like crazy .But I’m not going to worry ! We’re not going to worry , are we Karen ?K: No , we aren’t !D: We’re going to put the kettle on , and have a nice cup of tea !K: Yes , we’ve already had a long morning !3--- --------------------------------------------------- Unit3Unit 5 How long is your day?“Have you finished your homework yet?” Why haven’t you finished your homework ?How often do you hear these questions in your house ?How do you feel about homework?Children worldwide now do more homeworkhours than they did twenty-five years ago-but there are huge variation s. In some parts of the world, even very young children have a lot of homework.They come home from school ,and they work for three or four hours before bedtime. In other parts of the world,children don’t have much homework until they are a bit older.At the same time ,many young people worldwide have extra classes after school. One way or another, many children ‘work’twelve or fourteen hours a day. Is this really necessary?How much homework do you have?How much time do you really spend on it ?How long is your day ?5----- ------------------------------------------------ Unit5--------------------------------------------------------------------Unit 7 Speakers’ Corner:Jack: Let’s walk through the park, Daisy.Oh, look,We’re at Speakers’ Corner!Daisy: What’s Speakers’ Corner?Jack: It’s a British tradition.People speak here on Sunday afternoons.And anyone can say anything about anything.Jack: Let’s listen to this guy.What’s he talking about? Speaker: Everybody in the world needs love.You need love. I need love.Man in Crowd: You need a haircut.Daisy: He needs a bath!Speaker: My friends!What is the secret of love?Health!Health is the secret of love!Man in Crowd: You don’t look very healthy! Speaker: And what is the secret of healthy?Man in Crowd: Tell us! Tell us! I can’t wait! Speaker: Love is the secret of health!I’m not saying anything…Man in Crowd: No, you’re not.Speaker: …about this secret.I’m not saying anything…ManinCrowd:You’re not saying anything about anything! Jack: Crazy, isn’t it?They talk a lot and say nothing! Daisy: And they always shout! -- 7--Unit 6 Bird-brainedK: Have you done your homework yet , Lucy?L: I’m just taking a break , Mum.I’ve found this really strange story on the eNews Website. Come and have a look.An eight-year-old peacock in Shropshire has fallen hopelessly in love with a petrol pump. Every day for the last three years , Mr.P., the peacock ,has made the three-hundred-metre journey along the main road from his home to the busy petrol pumps.The pumps make a clicking noise when someone is filling up. To Mr.P. , this sounds just like an admiring peahen.One pump in particular has won Mr.P.’s admiration. He has been faithful to this pump since he was five. Mr.P. has lost interest in the peahens at home . Clearly, they can’t compete with the glamorous petrol pump.6------ ---------------------------------------------- Unit6 --------------------------------------------------------------------Unit 8 Crazy about Alexander CalderAmy: Hi kid, come on in ! My! You look tired!C: Hi, Grandma! We fell fine. We’ve had a great day! Paul: Yes, it was amazing!Amy: Where did you go?Claire: We went to the American Art Museum.Paul fell in love with the sculpture s.We spent hours on the work of Alexander Calder. Paul: You liked it as well!Clair: Yes, I did!I loved his jewellery!Paul: They’re lovely things.They look very simple, but they’re not simple at all.C: The shapes are very strong, and the colours are soft…Paul: Anyway…His hanging sculptures were the best for me ! Paul: There was one huge one, called ‘Big Red’.It was made of triangular pieces, like feathers.The pieces were made of aluminium.They looked heavy, but they were light.Paul: We blew on one little disc, and the whole thing moved.Claire: Yeah, that was cool!All the pieces moved around, like a native Indian headdress. -- Unit8--Unit 2 Just like your mother~C: Oh, good! We’re in the front row, so we’ve got some extra space.P: That’s great, Claire .How did you know?C: Mom told me. We’re both tall, and it’s a long flight. P: Your mother’s brilliant! It’s great to stretch out. Flight Attendant: Would you lik e some water or some orange juice?Claire: Not now, thanks. I’ve just had a drink.Paul: I’d li ke some water, please.Flight Attendant: Have you had a magazine ora newspaper?P: No, we haven’t. I’d like this one, please.Ah, I’m going to enjoy this flight!Flight Attendant: Excuse me. Would you mind giving your seats to this couple?They’re both very tall, and they need the extra space. C: They are tall. Why don’t you put them in Business Class?P: Claire! You sound just like your mother!2-- --------------------------------------------------- Unit2 --------------------------------------------------------------------Unit 4 A museum pieceR: What’s this, Dad?W: It’s an Apple 2.It’s a very early computer.In fact, it’s the first Personal Computer, ever.It came onto the market in 1977.Where did you find it?R: Mum found it in a box in the attic.W: Oh, then it’s mine!It’s been there for years.In fact, it’s been there since we moved into this R: Does it still work?W: I don’t know……Ah, there you are!Can you hear the hard disk?R: Is that noise the hard disk?It sounds like a lawnmower！W: It hasn’t been out of its box for twenty years!R: What can you do with it?W: Good question! It’s just a museum piece, really. It’s only got five Megabyte s’ hard disk space.R: Five Megabytes! That’s nothing!W: I know.It was already a museum piece when I bought it, and that was a long time to go.Maybe I’m a museum piece now, too!4---- --------------------------------------------- Unit4Unit 9 What’s in a name?Picture this! Someone offers you a cup of something, and says, ‘try this!’You’re never seen this liquid before, and you don’t recognize it. Do you drink it straight away? I don’t think so! Do you taste it immediately? Probably not. Before you put the cup of your lip s, you probably ask,‘What is it?’or, ‘What does it taste like?’Now, imagine a reply like this:‘Actually, it’s a solution of organic chemicals and inorganic salt s.’Would you taste the drink now？Of course not!‘I always avoid chemicals in food and drink,’you’d say.‘I never touch anything unnatural!’Quite right! We’d all say the same thing.Names are very powerful. But just think! We eat and drink ‘chemicals’all the time. Even pure water is a chemical. It’s made of hydrogen and oxygen.Let’s go back to the liquid in your cup. Taste is! It’s good for you!‘Mmm, it tastes good! Mmm! Please can I have another cup? What is it?’Well, funnily enough, by another name, it’s just ‘a cup of tea’.9----------- --获取更多资源请关注：率哥----- Unit9--------------------------------------------------------------------Unit 11 Turn it down!L:Dad, that music’s loud!Turn it down!W:Sorry,Lucy!Am I interrupt ing your homework?L:It’s not that,Dad.We had a lesson today about hearing.Look at this. One person in seven in the UK is deaf, and many of them are deaf because of noise.For most people,the safe limit is 85 decibel s(dB) for continuous noise,and 103 dB for sudden noise.After fifteen minutes at 105 dB,most people will have some damage to their hearing.Music in nightclub s is often much louder than the safe limit.19% of young people listen to their MP3 players at 105 to 110 dB for many hours.75% of them will experience‘ringing in the ears’,and they will feel a bit deaf.If they are lucky,this will last for one or two days. If they are unlucky, the damage will last for ever.L：You’re always listening to loud music,Dad.If you aren’t careful,you’ll become deaf.W:Sorry,Lucy!What did you say?L:Oh,Dad!It isn’t. And I will turn the sound down.I promise!11----------- --------------------------------------- Unit11UNIT 13 What am I doing here?K:Here at las t!How do you like Redstone Ranch, Jed?J:It looks nice!I’m looking forward to a swim.K:Good idea!But let me tell you the rule s first.J:Rules?I’m on vacation!K:There are some rules,honey. J:Such as?K:Shoes.You can’t use heavy equipment in the gyms without the right shoes.J:I’m not going to use heavy equipment.K:And if you go to a dance class,you can’t wearblack-soled trainers.Black-soled trainers mark the floors.J:When am I going to go to a dance class? K:And you must wear a T-shirt or vest at all times. You’re not allowed to show your chest.J:Not even when I’m swimming?K:It’s OK when you’re swimming…K:When you’re in the wet zones,you can wear a swimsuit and you can show your chest.J:What else is not allowed?K:We’re not allowed to run or shout in public areas. J:Kelly,believe me!I have enough rules at work!What am I doing here?K:I just want us to have a nice holiday! --- Unit13----------------------------------------------------------------UNIT 15 Not on a school night!L:Mum, I’m going to the cinema tomorrow.Do you mind if I stop over at Flora’s house afterwards?K:Yes,I do mind! I want you to be back here by 9.30 at the latest.L:9.30!The film doesn’t finish till 10!I won’t be able to go!Can’t you or Dad pick me up outside the cinema? Please!K:No,I’m sorry,Lucy. Not on a school night.L:But Mum!Everybody’s going!K:I’ll be surprised if everyone is going.You’ve got school next day.9.30 is late enough. L:Oh, Mum! K:Look,Lucy! You have a lot of freedom.Your father and I work all day,and we pick you up,late at night,a couple of times a week. That’s fine at weekends,but not during the week.K:As far as I’m concerned,you may not stay out later than 9.30 on a school night.L:Flora’s mother lets her go out.K:And we let you go out-but not on a school night!K:I’ll be surprised if Flora stays out late in the week.You may go to the cinema on Friday.And I’ll pick you up outside the cinema at o’clock.15----------------------------------------------- Unit15UNIT 14 The wrong 12-year-old!R:Did you hear about Jake Oliver,Dad?W:Jake Oliver?R:you know .He’s the world karate champion.He came first in his age-group last year.W:Oh,yes.He’s only 12,isn’t he?R:That’s right. He lives in Bristol.He was on his way home from a practice session last week,and a tall guy with a hood grab bed him. This guy wanted him to hand over his mobile phone.R:Jake said to himself, ‘I earned this phone! I worked really hard to be able to buy it!’W:Obviously, he wouldn’t want a thief to take it like that!R:Right! R:So the guy tried to punch him.Jake step ped sideways,and gave him one in the face.It broke the guy’s nose.There was blood everywhere. The thief held his nose and ran!W:He picked the wrong 12-year-old!What a great story! R:Yeah,well,Dad.I want to learn karate now.W:I can understand that, Robert.But I don’t want you to get into fight s. What will your mother say?R:That’s the question,Dad.I’d like you to ask her.14----------------------------------------- --------Unit14 -------------------------------------------------------------------- 封底装订说明：A4纸双面打印后每页分别短边对短边，长边对长边，对折出十字线，裁切为4份，共15个单元（30课时），请按单元数字1~15调整好顺序，第五页为封面和备忘录，短边对折裁切为上下两部分，长边对折压出中线折痕，放入裁切好的前4页，在左侧装订即可。
新概念英语青少版3A-Unit-5PPT课件
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最新新概念英语青少版3A-unit1-unit5
新概念英语青少版3A 重点知识总结unit1—unit5 请在横线上写出合适的单词短语或句型结构
1.工作
2.提问职业的特殊疑问句：
3.偶然遇见
4.时髦的
5.老土的
6.发生什么事了？
7.享受喜欢做某事
8.成功的9.在意做某事10.相同的
11.孤独的12.独自的13.在两者之间
14.在三者或以上的之间15.做家务
16.吃惊的（修饰人）（修饰物）大吃一惊
17.听起来像18.看起来像
19.性格等方面的像
20.做某事是…. 21.聪明的22.伸展
23.礼貌的提议或者征求意见的句型结构：（1）
（2）（3）
24.杂志25.报纸26.两者都27.夫妇
28.现在完成时的概念：
29.现在完成时的结构：
30. 去过某地31.去了某地32.和某人一起
33.准时34.一会儿前35. 当然了
36.非常的37.一杯茶38.玩的高兴
39.事实上40.噪音
41.吵闹的42.问世
43.搬进家44.很久以前
45.几周了46.在牙科诊所
47.在海边48.在机场
49.提问段时50.提问距离
51.提问频率52.结束，完成做某事
53你对……怎么看？54.稍微
55.与此同时
56.花费的结构：
57.感叹句结构：
58.写出下列的动词变化
Be get send
Tell have go Come find hear Do buy feel Spend choose。
新概念青少三Lesson_5_We’ve_had_a_long_morning!
• airport tax
机场税（机场建设费）
• san francisco international airport旧金山国际机场；三藩市
国际机场
• airport of departure始发站；始发站机场；启运机场
• Crazy adj. 疯狂的；狂热的，着迷的 • • • • • Crazy Ball 疯狂球 ; 疯狂碰碰球 Like Crazy 爱疯了 ; 发疯似地 ; 发疯似的 ; 爱是痴狂 Crazy Lunch 疯狂午餐 ; 疯狂午饭(游戏名) crazy for 渴望 ; 盼望 ; 对…着迷 Wonderful Crazy 完美的疯狂 ; 首张专辑 ; 完美的疯狂铃声 ; 完美购乐 学的疯狂 • Crazy World 疯狂世界 ; 土屋安娜 ; 疯狂的世界 ; 沩悯界 • Crazy Baby 疯狂宝贝 ; 疯狂的宝贝 ; 少儿英语 ; 猖獗宝贝 • Crazy Eights 疯狂的八人帮 ; 疯狂八号 ; 疯八 ; 疯狂八人帮
• airport
n. 机场；航空站
• international airport 国际机场 • airport bus 机场巴士；机场班车 • destination airport 目的地机场；到达机场 • london airport • kennedy airport n. 伦敦机场 肯尼迪机场（美国纽约）
• Don't worry. I never infect. 跟读 • 别担心，我从不受传染。
• be worried about为…而担心，忧虑 • Be Much Worried About 挂肚牵肠 • be worried about sth 为某事而担忧 ; 着急
• be worried about my safety 担心我的安全 ; 会担心我的安
青少版新概念3A 课文总结范文
Unit1：Alan bumped into Nina last week. She has got a job in Marketing at Optima now. Alan told James about Nina, and he was surprised, because Nina is a fashion model. Nina is fine, but she wanted a proper job. She didn’t mind being a model, but she hated travelling on her own, and she was lonely. Nina likes having a proper job, she enjoys seeing the same people every day, and she likes being among friends.Unit2：Claire and Paul are in the front row of the plane, so they have both got some extra space. They are both tall, and it is a long flight, so they can stretch out. The flight attendant offers them some water or some orange juice. Claire has just had a drink, but Paul would like some water. He would like a newspaper,too. The flight attendant asks them,’ Would you mind giving your seats to this couple,because they are both very tall, and they need the extra space?’ And Claire says ,’ They are tall. Why don’t you put them in Business Class.’Unit3：Alice has been to the Farmers’ Market today, but Kar en and Daisy have been to the airport with Claire and Paul. They have gone to the US for two months. The US is Claire’s home country. Daisy has already had three texts from Claire. The first said, ‘Plane on time’, the second said, ‘Boarding now ’, and the third said, ‘Plane off now . I love you, Mum!’ Daisy is going to miss Claire, but she and Karen are not going to worry. They are going to put the kettle on, and have a nice cup of tea, because they have had a long morning.Unit4：Robert found a very early computer in a box in the attic, and he wants to know all about it. It is and Apple 2, and it came onto the market in 1977. It has been in the attic for years. In fact, it has been there since they moved into the house. It still works, but it is very nois y. It has only got five Megabytes’ hard disk space, so it is a museum piece really.Unit5：Children worldwide do more homework hours than they did twenty-five years ago, but there are huge variations. In some parts of the world, even very young children have a lot of homework. They come home from school, and they work for three or four hours before bedtime. Many young people worldwide have extra classes too. So many children ‘ work ’ twelve or fourteen hours a day.。
新概念青少版3A-Unit5 课件
during ['djʊə rɪŋ] prep. 在…的时候，在…的期间
e.g. She lived in China during the winter. We finished the work during the day.
past 过去;通过，晚于
up to 多达
Add [æd] 增加
• In _o_th_e_r _ parts of the world, children don’t have _m_u_c_h___ homework __un_t_il___ they are a bit _ol_d_e_r _.
• A__t _the _s_a_m__e__ time, many young people wo_rl_d_w_i_d_e___have _e_x_t_ra___ classes after school. • O__n_e_ w__a_y_ o__r _a_n_o__th_e_r, many children ‘_w_o_r_k_’ twelve or
• 5 During the past week, I have spent ______ hours on my homework.
a) up to ten
b) between ten and fifteen
c) more than fifteen
• 6 Sometimes, I don’t do all my homework.
Children worldwide now are playing basketball.
He enjoys a worldwide name.
他享有世界性的知名度。
huge 巨大的
huge variation [hju:dʒ veərɪ'eɪʃ(ə)n] ]
新概念青少版3AUnit1-5
already和yet的用法
aleady用于肯 yet用子 I have washed cup 我己经去了北京 I have gone to beijin Jack去过南京 Jack has been to nanjing 我已经读了书 I have read a book
新概念青少版3AUnit1-5
过去式
Unit1words
proper Guess what bump into marketing certainly mind on one‘s own teach chat housework mark test garden sail wash up surprised department email alone 正规的 你猜怎么着 偶然遇见 市场营销 肯定的 介意 单独的 教 闲聊 家务 评分 考试 从事园艺 航行 洗 吃惊的 部门 发电子邮件 单独的
作业2
句型练习： 1.I have read a book（改为否定一般疑问句） I haven’t read a book Have you read a book 2.He — read a book（填空） has 3.I —read a book（填空） have
学习一般现在时
结构： 主语+动词ing+其他 定义： 表示通常性、规律性、习 惯性的状态或者动作（有 时间规律发生的事件）的 一种时间状态。 eg：I want to change Ben’s mind！ The dog likes eatting bone。
新概念英语青少版3A Unit 5
Match the Questions and Answers
• Turn to page 41 • 532461
Multiple Choice
• Turn to page 41 • CCBDDB
Break Time
Grammar
• Just VS Yet • He’s just painted the door. • He hasn’t finished it yet.
and you can stack it. • 3. parking • 4. It is a small one. • 5.No, it isn't. • 6. We don’t know. • 7.We don’t know.
Exercise Review for U4
• Turn to Page 12 • ABACACB
Pronunciation
• Turn to page 38 • Listen and repeat
Pattern Practice
• Turn to page 38 • Try to understand the pictures • Pattern 1 • Pattern 2 • Pattern 3 • Pattern 5
Unit 5 Lesson 9
How long is your day?
Listening and Understanding
• Turn to Page 34 • Today we are going to listen to and read a text
about homework. • How much homework do many children have
青少版新概念3A课文
新概念青少版 3A Unit 1 A proper jobA: Guess what , James! I bumped into Nina last week. She's got a job marketing at Optima.J: Marketing ?But Nina's a fashion model !A: Well ,she was a fashion model ,but she's working at Optima now.J: What happened? Is she all right?A: Oh ,yes ,she's fine .She just wanted a proper job.Nina didn't enjoy being a model ,you know.J: Why ?She was so successful!A: She certainly was.J: So why didn't she like working as a model?A: She didn't mind working as a model .But she hates travelling on her own.She was lonely.J: Nina ,lonely? Why?A: Nina likes having a proper job ,and seeing the same people every day.She likes being among friends.J: Don't we all?!新概念青少版 3A Unit 2 Just like your mother~C: Oh, good!We’re in the front row, so we’ve got some extra space.P: That’s great, Claire .How did you know?C: Mom told me. We’re both tall, and it’s a long flight.P: Your mother’s brilliant! It’s great to stretch out.FlightAttendant: Would you like some water or some orange juice?Claire: Not now, thanks. I’ve just had a drink. Paul: I’d like some water, please.FlightAttendant: Have you had a magazine or a newspaper? P: No, we haven’t. I’d like this one, please.Ah, I’m going to enjoy this flight!FlightAttendant: Excuse me. Would you mind giving yourseats to this couple?They’re both very tall, and they need the extra space.C: They are tall. Why don’t you put them in Business Class?P: Claire! You sound just like your mother!新概念青少版3A Unit 3 We’re had a long morning !A: Hello , Karen !Hello , Daisy!Have you been to the Farmers’ Market today ?It’s only nine o’clock ,and it’s already busy .K: No, we’ve just been to the airport with Claire and Paul They’ve gone to the US for two months .A: Have they ? How exciting ! But what a worry for you !D: Well , the US is Claire’s home country .K: And she’s with Paul !D: That’s right !Anyway , I’ve already had three texts from Claire .D: The first said , “Plane on time .” The second said ,”Boarding now .”The third said ,”Phone off now . I love you , Mom !”D: That one was just a moment ago . Of course , I’ll miss her like crazy .But I’m not going to worry !We’re not going to worry , are we Karen ?K: No , we aren’t !D: We’re going to put the kettle on , and have a nice cup of tea !K: Yes , we’ve already had a long morning !新概念青少版 3A Unit 4 A museum pieceRobert: What’s this, Dad?William: It’s an Apple 2.It’s a very early computer.In fact, it’s the first Personal Computer, ever.It came onto the market in 1977.Where did you find it?Robert: Mum found it in a box in the attic.William: Oh, then it’s mine!It’s been there for years.In fact, it’s been there since we moved into this house!Robert: Does it still work?William: I don’t know……Ah, there you are!Can you hear the hard disk?Robert: Is that noise the hard disk、It sounds like a lawnmower！William: It hasn’t been out of its box for twenty years!Robert: What can you do with it?William: Good question!It’s just a museum piece, really.It’s only got five Megabytes’ hard disk space. Robert: Five Megabytes!That’s nothing!William: I know.It was already a museum piece when I bought it, and that was a long time to go.Maybe I’m a museum piece now, too!新概念青少版 3A Unit 5“Have you finished your homework yet?” Why haven’t you finished your homework ?How often do you hear these questions in your house ?How do you feel about homework?Children wordwide now do more homeworkhours than they did twenty-five years ago-but there are huge variations. In some partsof the world, even very young childrenhave a lot of homework.They come home from school ,and theywork for three or four hours beforebedtime. In other parts of the world,children don’t have much homework untilthey are a bit older.At the same time ,many young peopleworldwide have extra classes after school. One way or another, many children ‘work’twelve or fourteen hoursa day. Is this really necessary?How much homework do you have?How much time do you really spend on it ?How long is your day ?新概念青少版 3A Unit 6 Bird-brainedK: Have you done your homework yet , Lucy?L: I’m just taking a break , Mum.I’ve found this really strange story on the eNews Website.Come and have a look.An eight-year-old peacock in Shropshire has fallen hopelessly in love with a petrol pump. Every day for the last three years , Mr.P., the peacock ,has made the three-hundred-metre journey along the main road from his home to the busy petrol pumps.The pumps make a clicking noise when someone is filling up. To Mr.P. , this sounds just like an admiring peahen.One pump in particular has won Mr.P.’s admiration. He has been faithful to this pump since he was five.Mr.P. has lost interest in the peahens at home . Clearly, they can’t compete with the glamorous petrol pump.新概念青少版 3A Unit 7Speakers’ Corner:Jack: Let’s walk through the park, Daisy.Oh, look,We’re at Speakers’ Corner!Daisy: What’s Speakers’ Corner?Jack: It’s a British tradition.People speak here on Sunday afternoons.And anyone can say anything about anything.Jack: Let’s listen to this guy.What’s he talking about?Speaker: Everybody in the world needs love.You need love. I need love.Man in Crowd: You need a haircut.Daisy: He needs a bath!Speaker: My friends!What is the secret of love?Health!Health is the secret of love!Man in Crowd: You don’t look very healthy!Speaker: And what is the secret of healthy?Man in Crowd: Tell us! Tell us! I can’t wait! Speaker: Love is the secret of health!I’m not saying anything……Man in Crowd: No, you’re not.Speaker: ……about this secret.I’m not saying anything……Man in Crowd: You’re not saying anything about anything!Jack: Crazy, isn’t it?They talk a lot and say nothing!Daisy: And they always shout!新概念青少版 3A Unit 8Crazy about Alexander CalderAmy: Hi kid, come on in ! My! You look tired!Claire: Hi, Grandma! We fell fine. We’ve had a great day!Paul: Yes, it was amazing!Amy: Where did you go?Claire: We went to the American Art Museum.Paul fell in love with the sculptures.We spent hours on the work of Alexander Calder.Paul: You liked it as well!Clair: Yes, I did!I loved his jewellery!Paul: They’re lovely things.They look very simple, but they’re not simple at all.Claire: The shapes are very strong, and the colours are soft…Paul: Anyway…His hanging sculptures were the best for me !Paul: There was one huge one, called ‘Big Red’.It was made of triangular pieces, like feathers. The pieces were made of aluminium.They looked heavy, but they were light.Paul: We blew on one little disc, and the whole thing moved.Claire: Yeah, that was cool!All the pieces moved around, like a native Indian headdress.新概念青少版 3A Unit 9What’s in a name?Picture this! Someone offers you a cup of something, and says, ‘try this’You’re never seen this liquid before, and you don’t recognize it. Do you drink it straight away? I don’t think so! Do you taste it immediately? Probably not. Before you put the cup of your lips, you probably ask,‘What is it?’ or, ‘What does it taste like?’Now, imagine a reply like this:‘Actually, it’s a solution of organic chemicals and inorganic salts.’ Would you taste the drink now？Of course not!‘I always avoid chemicals in food and drink,’you’d say.‘I never touch anything unnatural!’Quite right! We’d all say the same thing.Names are very powerful. But just think! We eat anddrink ‘chemicals’all the time. Even pure water is a chemical. It’s made of hydrogen and oxygen.Let’s go back to the liquid in your cup. Taste is! It’s good for you!‘Mmm, it tastes good! Mmm! Please can I have another cup? What is it?’Well, funnily enough, by another name, it’s just ‘a cup of tea’.新概念青少版 3A Unit 10Trick of the tradePat: Gosh, Nina, you look good!Is that another new sweater?Nina: You’ve seen it before.But I’ve turned it round, so the buttons go down the back.Pat: That’s clever!Nina: But it’s so simple!It’s easy enough for anyone to do this kind of thing.Pat: Not me!I’d love to be able to dress well.I try hard, but I just can’t look fashionable.Nina: It’s not about fashion!You just need to enjoy your clothes.Pat: It’s easy for you!You’re pretty enough to wear anything.You’d look great in a black plastic bag!Nina: Honestly, Pat, it’s about style, not fashion. Nina: Style is about wearing theright shapes and colours for you.For example, I never wear white next to my face. White is too cold for me to wear.Cream’s a better colour for me.Pat: How do you know that?Nina: Oh, these are tricks of the trade.Would you like me to touch you?Pat: Would I ? I’d love you to!新概念青少版 3A Unit 11新概念青少版 3A Unit 12新概念青少版 3A Unit 13新概念青少版 3A Unit 14新概念青少版 3A Unit 15Turn it down!Lesson 21L:Dad, that music’s loud!Turn it down!W:Sorry,Lucy!Am I interrupting your homework?L:It’s not that,Dad.We had a lesson today about hearing.Look at this.L：You’re always listening to loud music,Dad. If you aren’t careful,you’ll become deaf. W:Sorry,Lucy!What did you say?L:Oh,Dad!It isn’t.And I will turn the sound down.I promise!One person in seven in the UK is deaf, and many of them are deaf because of noise.For most people,the safe limit is 85 decibels(dB) for continuous noise,and 103 dB for sudden noise.After fifteen minutes at 105 dB,most people will have some damage to their hearing.Music in nightclubs is often much louder thanthe safe limit.19% of young people listen to their MP3 players at 105 to 110 dB for many hours.75% of them will experience ‘ringing in the ears’,and they will feel a bit deaf.if they are lucky,this will last for one or two days. If they are unlucky, the damage will last for ever.UNIT 12 Paul becomes an internLesson 23E:Paul,you want to join our intern program form next January.Is that right?P:Yes, that’s right.E:What are your plans between now and then? P:I’m going to travel out west,to Utath and Arizona.E:Will you apply for other intern programs when you’re out there?P:that’s my plan.E:I see. We are the market leader,of course. P:I know that.E:And you’re an exceptional applicant.E:I’m going to make you an offer, Paul ,andyou’re going to tell me yes or no.You can join our intern program form Monday next week,for twelve weeks.E:If you join,you’ll, you’ll live on the Ranch,and you’ll have no expenses. When we ask you to work, you’ll work.You’ll learn a lot.E:Maybe you’ll come back in January,maybe you won’t.Either way,when you finish here,you’ll have RedstoneRanch on your resune.E:What do you say?P:Yes.thank you very much.E:You won’t regret it!UNIT 13 What am I doing here?Lesson 25K:Here at last!How do you like Redstone Ranch, Jed?J:It looks nice!I’m looking forward to a swim.K:Good idea!But let me tell you the rulesfirst.J:Rules?I’m on vacation!K:There are some rules,honey.J:Such as?K:Shoes.You can’t use heavy equipment in the gyms without the right shoes.J:I’m not going to use heavy equipment.K:And if you go to a dance class,you can’t wear black-soled trainers. Black-soled trainers mark the floors.J:When am I going to go to a dance class?K:And you must wear a T-shirt or vest at all times.You’ re not allowed to show your chest.J:Not even when I’m swimming?K:It’s OK when you’re swimming…K:When you’re in the wet aones,you can wear a swimsuit and you can show your chest.J:What else is not allowed?K:We’re not allowed to run or shout in public areas.J:Kelly,believe me!I have enough rules at work!What am I doing here?K:I just want us to have a nice holiday!UNIT 14 The wrong 12-year-oly!Lesson 27R:Did you hear about Jake Oliver,Dad?W:Jake Oliver?R:you know .He’s the world karate champion. He came first in his age-group last year.W:Oh,yes.He’s only 12,isn’t he?R:That’s right. He lives in Bristol.He was on his way home from a practice session last week,and a tall guy with a hood grabbed him. This guy wanted him to hand over his mobile phone.R:Jake said to himself, ‘I earned this phone!I worked really hard to be able to buy it!’ W:Obviously, he wouldn’t want a thief to take it like that!R:Right!R:So the guy tried to punch him.Jake stepped sideways,and gave him one in the face.It brokethe guy’s nose.There was blood everywhere. The thief held his nose and ran!W:He picked the wrong 12-year-old!What a great story!R:Yeah,well,Dad.I want to learn karate now. W:I can understand that, Robert.but I don’t want you to get into gights. What will your mother say?R:That’s the question,Dad.I’d like you to ask her.UNIT 15 Not on a school night!Lesson 29L:Mum, I’m going to the cinema tomorrow.Do you mind if I stop over at Flora’s house afterwards?K:Yes,I do mind! I want you to bebck here by 9:30 at the latest.L:9:30!The film doesn’t finish till10!I won’t be able to go!Can’t you or Dad pick me up outside the cinema?Please!K:No,I’m sorry,Lucy. Not on a school night.L:But Mum!Everybody’s going!K:I’ll be surprised if everyone is going.You’ve got school next day.9.30 is late enough.L:Oh, Mum!K:Look,Lucy! You have a lot of freedom.Your father and I work all day,and we pick you up,late at night,a couple of times a week. That’s fine at weekends,but not during the week.K:As far as I’m concerned,you may not stay out later than 9.30 on a school night.L:Flora’s mother lets her go out.K:And we let you go out-but not on a school night!K:I’ll be surprised if Flora stays out late in the week.You may go to the cinema on Friday.And I’ll pick you up outside the cinema at o’clock.。
lesson5 朗文 新概念靑少版3A
How long is your day?Part I : Reading and understandingListen to the recording, and complete the Questionaire.听录音， 然后完成调查问卷。
‘Have you finished your homework yet?’‘Why haven ’t you finished your homework?’How often do you hear these questions inyour house? How do you feel about homework?Children worldwide now do more Homework hours than they did tenty-five years ago-but there are huge variations. In s some parts of the world, even very young children have a lot of homework. Theycome home from school, and they workfor three or four hours before bedtime. In other parts of the world, children don ’thave much homework until they are a bit older.At the same time, many young peopleWorldwide have extra classes after school.One way or another, many children ‘work ’Twelve or fourteen hours a day. Is this reallyNecessary?How much homework do you have?How much time do you spend on it?How long is your day?Unit 5Questionnaire Answersa, b, or c1 My homework usually takes me________ a day.a) less than an hour b) about two hours.c) three hours or more2 Every morning, I have homework in _______ subjects.a) one or two b) three or fourc) five or more3 I can usually do ______ my homework at school.a) most of b) about half ofc) none of4 I usually have _______ free day each week.a) more than one b) onec) less than one5 During the past week, I have spent ______ hours on my homework.a) up to ten b) between ten and fifteenc) more than fifteen6 Sometimes, I don’t do all my homework.a) but my teachers don’t mind b) and my teachers get annoyed with mec) and my parents hear about it.Part II : wordsworldwide adv.(place) 在全世界huge adj. 巨大的variation n.变化bedtime n.就寝时间subject n.科目necessary adj.必要的，必需的questionnaire n.调查问卷free adj. 自由的during prep.在……期间past adj.过去的up to prep.(+ number) 多达annoyed adj.恼怒的，生气的choose v. 选择add v. 增加one way or another 以这样或那样的方式Part III: speakingPatterns:a): When are you going to paint the door?b): I’ve already painted it.c): Really? When did you do it?35 36Robert LucyPainted the door corrected her composition (this morning) (before supper)37 38Nina SallyLooked at those photos washed the windows ( after lunch) (an hour ago)39 Willian and Karen 40 Polly and AnnieCleaned the car listened to that new CD(this morning) (this afternoon)41 Vikki 42 Paul and Clairefinished her homework watched that old film(half an houe ago) (early this morning)ExercisesI. Answer questions about text.a)Example: Children do more hoework now than they did twenty-fiveyears ago, don’t they? Yes, they do.1.But there are huge variations, aren’t there?____________________________________________________________ 2.In some parts of the world, even very young children have a lot ofhomework, don’t they?3.Some children work for three or four hours before bedtime, don’t they? ____________________________________________________________4.In some parts of the world, children don’t have much homework, dothey?____________________________________________________________ 5.And some children have extra classes after school, don’t they?____________________________________________________________II. Complete these sentences, using the notes in bracket. Then look at the text in Lesson 9.1.How often …….( hear/ questions/ your house?)____________________________________________________________ 2.Children worldwide……(more homework hours/ twenty-five years ago/but / huge variation)____________________________________________________________ 3.They come home…….(school/ work/ three or four hours/ bedtime)____________________________________________________________ 4.In other parts…….(world/ don’t have/ homework until/ a bit older)____________________________________________________________III. Write complete answers to these questions about part of the text in Lesson 9, to make a paragraph.1.Where do children do more homework hours now than they didtwenty-five years ago? Are there small or huge variations? (……but……)2.Where do even very young children have a lot of homework?3.Where do they come home from? How long do they work beforebedtime? (…….and……)4.Where do many young people in the world have extra classes too?5.How many hours a day do many children ‘work’? (so…….)________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________IV. Listen to the recording, and answer the questions about the text.Dinosaurs’ blood1.Robert asks William, ‘What kind of blood?’What is the real question?____________________________________________________________ 2.What’s the answer?____________________________________________________________ 3.What kind of blood did small dinosaurs have?____________________________________________________________ 4.What kind of blood did big dinosaurs have?____________________________________________________________ 5.How does Robert know about this?____________________________________________________________V. Match the questions.( )1. How long does your homework usually take you?( )2. Where’s Peter?( )3. Why haven’t you finished your homework yet?( )4. What’s Karen doing?( )5. Where have the children been?( )6. Has he cleaned the car yet?A.No, he hasn’t cleaned it yet.B.Because it’s very difficult.C.He’s gone abroad, I think.D.She’s writing some emails.E.About two hours every evening.F.In the garden.VI. Choose the best answers.1.My homework usually______ me less than an hour a day.a) spends b) needs c) takes d) lasts2. Every evening, I have homework in three or four ________.a) classes b)subjects c) hours d) lessons3. I can usually do most of my homework_____ school.a) to b) at c) into d) on4. I usually _____ one free day each week.a) do b) give c) spend d) have5. During the past week, I have____ up to ten hours on my homework.a) been b) gone c) lasted d) spent6. Sometimes I don’t do all my homework and my teachers_____annoyed with me.a) be b) get c) have d) finish。
青少版新概念3A课文
新概念青少版3A Unit 1 A proper jobA: Guess what , James! I bumped into Nina last week. She's got a job marketing at Optima.J: Marketing But Nina's a fashion model !A: Well ,she was a fashion model ,but she's working at Optima now.J: What happened Is she all rightA: Oh ,yes ,she's fine .She just wanted a proper job.Nina didn't enjoy being a model ,you know.J: Why She was so successful!A: She certainly was.J: So why didn't she like working as a modelA: She didn't mind working as a model .But she hates travelling on her own.She was lonely.J: Nina ,lonely WhyA: Nina likes having a proper job ,and seeing the same people every day.She likes being among friends.J: Don't we all!新概念青少版3A Unit 2 Just like your mother~C: Oh, good!We’re in the front row, so we’ve got some extra space.P: That’s great, Claire .How did you knowC: Mom told me. We’re both tall, and it’s a long flight.P: Your mother’s brilliant! It’s great to stretch out.FlightAttendant: Would you like some water or some orange juice Claire: Not now, thanks. I’ve just had a drink.Paul: I’d like some water, please.FlightAttendant: Have you had a magazine or a newspaperP: No, we haven’t. I’d like this one, please.Ah, I’m going to enjoy this flight!FlightAttendant: Excuse me. Would you mind giving your seats to this coupleThey’re both very tall, and they need the extra space.C: They are tall. Why don’t you put them in Business ClassP: Claire! You sound just like your mother!新概念青少版3A Unit 3 We’re had a long morning !A: Hello , Karen !Hello , Daisy!Have you been to the Farmers’ Market todayIt’s only nine o’clock ,and it’s already busy .K: No, we’ve just been to the airport with Claire and Paul They’ve gone to the US for two months .A: Have they How exciting ! But what a worry for you !D: Well , the US is Claire’s home country .K: And she’s with Paul !D: That’s right !Anyway , I’ve already had three texts from Claire .D: The first said , “Plane on time .”The second said ,”Boarding now .”The third said ,”Phone off now . I love you , Mom !”D: That one was just a moment ago . Of course , I’ll miss her like crazy .But I’m not going to worry !We’re not going to worry , are we KarenK: No , we aren’t !D: We’re going to put the kettle on , and have a nice cup of tea ! K: Yes , we’ve already had a long morning !新概念青少版3A Unit 4 A museum pieceRobert: What’s this, DadWilliam: It’s an Apple 2.It’s a very early computer.In fact, it’s the first Personal Computer, ever.It came onto the market in 1977.Where did you find itRobert: Mum found it in a box in the attic.William: Oh, then it’s mine!It’s been there for years.In fact, it’s been there since we moved into this house! Robert: Does it still workWilliam: I don’t know……Ah, there you are!Can you hear the hard diskRobert: Is that noise the hard disk、It sounds like a lawnmower！William: It hasn’t been out of its box for twenty years!Robert: What can you do with itWilliam: Good question!It’s just a museum piece, really.It’s only got five Megabytes’ hard disk space.Robert: Five Megabytes!That’s nothing!William: I know.It was already a museum piece when I bought it,and that was a long time to go.Maybe I’m a museum piece now, too!新概念青少版3A Unit 5“Have you finished your homework yet” Why haven’t you finished your homework How often do you hear these questions in your house How do you feel about homeworkChildren wordwide now do more homeworkhours than they did twenty-five years ago-but there are huge variations. In some partsof the world, even very young childrenhave a lot of homework.They come home from school ,and theywork for three or four hours beforebedtime. In other parts of the world,children don’t have much homework untilthey are a bit older.At the same time ,many young peopleworldwide have extra classes after school. One way or another, many children ‘work’twelve or fourteen hoursa day. Is this really necessaryHow much homework do you haveHow much time do you really spend on itHow long is your day新概念青少版3A Unit 6 Bird-brainedK: Have you done your homework yet , LucyL: I’m just taking a break , Mum.I’ve found this really strange story on the eNews Website. Come and have a look.An eight-year-old peacock in Shropshire has fallen hopelessly in love with a petrol pump. Every day for the last three years , ., the peacock ,has made the three-hundred-metre journey along the main road from his home to the busy petrol pumps make a clicking noise when someone is filling up. To . , this soundsjust like an admiring peahen.One pump in particular has won .’s admiration. He has been faithful to this pump since he was five. . has lost interest in the peahens at home . Clearly, they can’t compete with the glamorous petrol pump.新概念青少版3A Unit 7Speakers’ Corner:Jack: Let’s walk through the park, Daisy.Oh, look,We’re at Speakers’ Corner!Daisy: What’s Speakers’ CornerJack: It’s a British tradition.People speak here on Sunday afternoons.And anyone can say anything about anything.Jack: Let’s listen to this guy.What’s he talking aboutSpeaker: Everybody in the world needs love.You need love. I need love.Man in Crowd: You need a haircut.Daisy: He needs a bath!Speaker: My friends!What is the secret of loveHealth!Health is the secret of love!Man in Crowd: You don’t look very healthy!Speaker: And what is the secret of healthyMan in Crowd: Tell us! Tell us! I can’t wait!Speaker: Love is the secret of health!I’m not saying anything……Man in Crowd: No, you’re not.Speaker: ……about this secret.I’m not saying anything……Man in Crowd: You’re not saying anything about anything! Jack: Crazy, isn’t itThey talk a lot and say nothing!Daisy: And they always shout!新概念青少版3A Unit 8Crazy about Alexander CalderAmy: Hi kid, come on in ! My! You look tired!Claire: Hi, Grandma! We fell fine. We’ve had a great day! Paul: Yes, it was amazing!Amy: Where did you goClaire: We went to the American Art Museum.Paul fell in love with the sculptures.We spent hours on the work of Alexander Calder.Paul: You liked it as well!Clair: Yes, I did!I loved his jewellery!Paul: They’re lovely things.They look very simple, but they’re not simple at all.Claire: The shapes are very strong, and the colours are soft…Paul: Anyway…His hanging sculptures were the best for me !Paul: There was one huge one, called ‘Big Red’.It was made of triangular pieces, like feathers.The pieces were made of aluminium.They looked heavy, but they were light.Paul: We blew on one little disc, and the whole thing moved. Claire: Yeah, that was cool!All the pieces moved around, like a native Indianheaddress.新概念青少版3A Unit 9What’s in a namePicture this! Someone offers you a cup of something, and says, ‘try this’You’re never seen this liquid before, and you don’t recognize it. Do you drink it straight away I don’t think so! Do you taste it immediately Probably not.Before you put the cup of your lips, you probably ask,‘What is it’or, ‘What does it taste like’Now, imagine a reply like this:‘Actually, it’s a solution of organic chemicals and inorganic salts.’Would you taste the drink now Of course not!‘I always avoid chemicals in food and drink,’you’d say.‘I never touch anything unnatural!’Quite right! We’d all say the same thing.Names are very powerful. But just think! We eat and drink ‘chemicals’all the time. Even pure water is a chemical. It’s made of hydrogen and oxygen.Let’s go back to the liquid in your cup. Taste is! It’s good for you!‘Mmm, it tastes good! Mmm! Please can I have another cupWhat is it’Well, funnily enough, by another name, it’s just ‘a cup of tea’.新概念青少版3A Unit 10Trick of the tradePat: Gosh, Nina, you look good!Is that another new sweaterNina: You’ve seen it before.But I’ve turned it round, so the buttons go down the back. Pat: That’s clever!Nina: But it’s so simple!It’s easy enough for anyone to do this kind of thing.Pat: Not me!I’d love to be able to dress well.I try hard, but I just can’t look fashionable.Nina: It’s not about fashion!You just need to enjoy your clothes.Pat: It’s easy for you!You’re pretty enough to wear anything.You’d look great in a black plastic bag!Nina: Honestly, Pat, it’s about style, not fashion.Nina: Style is about wearing theright shapes and colours for you.For example, I never wear white next to my face.White is too cold for me to wear.Cream’s a better colour for me.Pat: How do you know thatNina: Oh, these are tricks of the trade.Would you like me to touch youPat: Would I I’d love you to!新概念青少版3A Unit 11新概念青少版3A Unit 12新概念青少版3A Unit 13新概念青少版3A Unit 14新概念青少版3A Unit 15Turn it down!Lesson 21L:Dad, that music’s loud!Turn it down!W:Sorry,Lucy!Am I interrupting your homeworkL:It’s not that,Dad.We had a lesson today about hearing.Look at this.L：You’re always listening to loud music,Dad.If you aren’t careful,you’ll become deaf.W:Sorry,Lucy!What did you sayL:Oh,Dad!It isn’t.And I will turn the sound down.I promise!One person in seven in the UK is deaf, and many of them are deaf because of noise.For most people,the safe limit is 85 decibels(dB) for continuous noise,and 103 dB for sudden fifteen minutes at 105 dB,most people will have some damage to their hearing.Music in nightclubs is often much louder than the safe % of young people listen to their MP3 players at 105 to 110 dB for many % of them will experience ‘ringing in the ears’,and they will feel a bit they are lucky,this will last for one or two days. If they are unlucky, the damage will last for ever.UNIT 12 Paul becomes an internLesson 23E:Paul,you want to join our intern program form next that rightP:Yes, that’s right.E:What are your plans between now and thenP:I’m going to travel out west,to Utath and Arizona.E:Will you apply for other intern programs when you’re out thereP:that’s my plan.E:I see. We are the market leader,of course.P:I know that.E:And you’re an exceptional applicant.E:I’m going to make you an offer, Paul ,and you’re going to tell me yes or no.You can join our intern program form Monday next week,for twelve weeks.E:If you join,you’ll, you’ll live on the Ranch,and you’ll have no expenses. When we ask you to work, you’ll work.You’ll learn a lot.E:Maybe you’ll come back in January,maybe you won’t. Either way,when you finish here,you’ll have Redstone Ranch on your resune.E:What do you sayP: you very much.E:You won’t regret it!UNIT 13 What am I doing hereLesson 25K:Here at last!How do you like Redstone Ranch, JedJ:It looks nice!I’m looking forward to a swim.K:Good idea!But let me tell you the rules first.J:RulesI’m on vacation!K:There are some rules,honey.J:Such asK: can’t use heavy equipment in the gyms without the right shoes.J:I’m not going to use heavy equipment.K:And if you go to a dance class,you can’t wear black-soled trainers. Black-soled trainers mark the floors.J:When am I going to go to a dance classK:And you must wear a T-shirt or vest at all times. You’ re not allowed to show your chest.J:Not even when I’m swimmingK:It’s OK when you’re swimming…K:When you’re in the wet aones,you can wear a swimsuit and you can show your chest.J:What else is not allowedK:We’re not allowed to run or shout in public areas.J:Kelly,believe me!I have enough rules at work!What am I doing hereK:I just want us to have a nice holiday!UNIT 14 The wrong 12-year-oly!Lesson 27R:Did you hear about Jake Oliver,DadW:Jake OliverR:you know .He’s the world karate champion.He came first in his age-group last year.W:Oh,’s only 12,isn’t heR:That’s right. He lives in was on his way home from a practice session last week,and a tall guy with a hood grabbed him. This guy wanted him to hand over his mobile phone.R:Jake said to himself, ‘I earned this phone! I worked really hard to be able to buy it!’W:Obviously, he wouldn’t want a thief to take it likethat!R:Right!R:So the guy tried to punch stepped sideways,and gave him one in the broke the guy’s was blood everywhere. The thief held his nose and ran!W:He picked the wrong 12-year-old!What a great story!R:Yeah,well, want to learn karate now.W:I can understand that, I don’t want you to get into gights. What will your mother sayR:That’s the question,’d like you to ask her.UNIT 15 Not on a school night!Lesson 29L:Mum, I’m going to the cinema you mind if I stop over at Flora’s house afterwardsK:Yes,I do mind! I want you to bebck here by 9:30 at the latest.L:9:30!The film doesn’t finish till10!I won’t be able to go!Can’t you or Dad pick me up outside the cinemaPlease!K:No,I’m sorry,Lucy. Not on a school night.L:But Mum!Everybody’s going!K:I’ll be surprised if everyone is ’ve got school next is late enough.L:Oh, Mum!K:Look,Lucy! You have a lot of father and I work all day,and we pick you up,late at night,a couple of times a week. That’s fine at weekends,but not during the week.K:As far as I’m concerned,you may not stay out later than on a school night.L:Flora’s mother lets her go out.K:And we let you go out-but not on a school night!K:I’ll be surprised if Flora stays out late in the may go to the cinema on Friday.And I’ll pick you up outside the cinema at o’clock.。
青少版新概念3A unit5
Has Lucy corrected her composition yet? Yes, she has. ____________________ When did she correct her composition? She corrected her composition before supper. __________________________
• Why haven’t you finished your homework? • 特殊疑问词Why： 为什 么
• How often do you hear these questions in your house? • How do you feel about homework?
• How often 多久一次， 特殊疑问词 • these questions 这些问 题
Have Polly and Annie listened to that new CD yet? Yes, they have. ____________________ When did they listen to that new CD? They listened to that new CD this afternoon. __________________________
New words and expressions
• • • • • • • worldwide adv 在全世界 huge adj. 巨大的 variation n. 变化 bedtime n. 就寝时间 one way or another 以这样或那样的方式 necessary adj. 必要的，必须的 questionnaire n. 问卷调查
in fact
新概念英语青少版入门 A_Unit_5 The zoo!
典故。
Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt 我们不需要手，那会助长惰性的依赖;我们不想要指责，那会打击稚嫩的心灵;我们只需要一个鼓励的眼神，给我们一个鼓励的眼神就够
Look at the xylophone! Look at the window! Look at the violin!
Let’s sing a song! A B C D…
Max, Pop! Stop please!
text(课文)
Look! The zoo! Hurray Oh! A panda! Wow! A zebra! Look at the monkey! Oh! My apple! Ha! Ha!
Wow!
A zebra!
Look at the monkey!
Oh! My apple!
Ha! Ha !
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg
Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn 《夜莺的歌声》课文以夜莺的歌声为主线，构思巧妙，段落分明，语言含蓄、幽默，掩卷沉思，那悦耳的歌声仍不绝于耳。小编在此
Look at the violin ！ Max ,Pop ! Stop! Please!
了。从母亲的眼神里，我们能读到坚强，悟到独立，感受到母亲的爱意。期间，或许会多一分肉体的苦楚，但，生命的旅程中，也许 会少一些障碍。 阅读量增加了，有的家长又有新的烦恼了：我的孩子很多书，家里也有很多书，怎么见他的阅读能力、作文水平提高呢?我想，阅读和
作文都不是一步登天、一蹴而就的，它是一个厚积薄发的过程，需要一个漫长的时间、反复曲折的历程。
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Practice
• Finish question 1 (a) on Page 37 • Finish question 1 (b) on Page 37
Break Time
and you can stack it. • 3. parking • 4. It is a small one. • 5.No, it isn't. • 6. We don’t know. • 7.We don’t know.
Exercise Review for U4
• Turn to Page 12 • BABACACB
See you
Unit 5 Lesson 9
How long is your day?
Listening and Understanding
• Turn to Page 34 • Today we are going to listen to and read a text
about homework. • How much homework do many children have
Dictation
• Turn to Page 10 and review for two minutes • Let’s have the dictation
Exercise Review for U4
• Turn to Page 10 • 1. a new kind of city car • 2. This is an electric car for two passengers
Competition
• You are going to divide into two groups. • Each group with make a sentence with just or
yet • Guess which group can make the most and
correct one?
Listening
• Turn to page 41 • 1. What kind of blood did dinosaurs have? • 2.They have both warm and cold blood. • 3.Small dinosaurs have cold blood. • 4. Big dinosaursቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱhave warm blood. • 5.He read it from magazines by scientists.
Match the Questions and Answers
• Turn to page 41 • 532461
Multiple Choice
• Turn to page 41 • CCBDDB
Break Time
Grammar
• Just VS Yet • He’s just painted the door. • He hasn’t finished it yet.
Pronunciation
• Turn to page 38 • Listen and repeat
Pattern Practice
• Turn to page 38 • Try to understand the pictures • Pattern 1 • Pattern 2 • Pattern 3 • Pattern 5