新实用英语视听说教程第1册最新版教学课件内置音视频U2

3. Who’s Mark? He is Sarah’s
.
✓ A. Colleague B. husband C. boyfriend D. driver
4. Why is Anne a bit tired? Because it was a very long
.
✓ A. day B. fight C. flight D. ride
Episode 3
Episode 3
Welcome to English class, English in 3 minutes, to learn English. Hi how’s it going? I am Alisha. Nice to meet you. In this series we are going to learn some easy ways to ask and answer common questions in English. It’s really useful and only takes 3 minutes. In this lesson you are going to learn new more common ways to ask and answer the question “how are you” in English. You have probably learned “how are you” and “I am fine” in textbooks before, but in the United States, people will usually ask this question and answer it in a different way. First, Let’s review. If someone says “how are you”, you can say “I am fine”. Here are some other ways to answer: pretty good. This means about the same as “I am fine”. We also have “Not bad”. You can use this if you are feeling just ok or so-so. let’s look at our question again: how are you. This is the most well-known way of asking how someone is. You could use it when you want to be polite. But now, Let’s look at some different ways to ask how someone is. These ways are more casual and much more common. First, hey, how’s it going? You can answer this in many ways. If you are feeling good you can say “Good”, “Pretty good”, “Not bad”. Here is a tip.
Episode 2
Task 2 Watch the episode again and choose the best
answer to each question.
1. Who is introduced to Kiku?
.
A. Jane B✓. Lauren C. Sally D. Marry
7 Where do they go after they leave the airport? They go to the
.
✓ A. restaurant B. hotel C. company D. bank
Episode 1 Task 3 Watch the episode again and decide whether the following statements are True or False.
Jane: Hi, Lauren! Have you met my friend Kiku? Lauren: No, I haven’t. Nice to meet you, Kiku. Kiku: You too , Lauren! Jane: Kiku is in my physics class , and I work with Lauren at the YMCA. Kiku: That sounds fun . Jane: Yeah, I like it there. I work in the daycare . Kiku: I work with kids too! I tutor them in math. Lauren: Cool ! That sounds really Interesting . Jane: See? I knew you guys would like each other!
Unit Two Making Introductions
Viewing, Listening and Speaking
Contents
Lead-in Video Comprehension Listening Comprehension Speaking Development
Workplace Context
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Pleased to Meet YOU
Meet My Friend
Greetings in English
Episode 1
Task 1 Watch the episode twice and then fill in the missing information. ANNE: Excuse me. . SARAH: Anne Lee? ANNE: Yes. Hello . SARAH: I’m SARAH Taylor. I’m your new local buyer . Pleased to meet you. ANNE: It’s very kind of you to meet me. SARAH: Oh. Sorry . This is my husband , Mark. MARK: Good morning. How are you ? ANNE: Very well thank you. MARK: How was your flight ? ANNE: Actually, I’m a bit tired. It was a very long flight . SARAH: Let’s get your bags . ANNE: That’s mine there! The red one. MARK: It’s heavy ! ANNE: Sorry. SARAH: Don’t worry . Mark’s strong – aren’t you dear? MARK: No worries. SARAH: Come on. Let’s go to the hotel .
✓A. at an airport B. at a hotel C. at a train station D. at a subway station
2. What is Sarah Taylor’s job title? She is
.
✓ A. a housewife B. a receptionist C. a local buyer D. a local shop keeper
Task 3 Watch the episode again and decide whether the following statements are True or False.
( T) 1. Jane works with Lauren at the YMCA.
( T) 2. Lauren has never met Kiku before.
( T) 1. Sarah and her husband Mark are meeting with Anne Lee,
a wine dealer from Singapore.
( F) 2. Anne’s first name is Lee. ( F) 3. It took Anne a very long time to get there to meet Sarah by
Hale Waihona Puke Baiducar.
(T) 4. If the person you meet doesn’t know your name, you say it:
I’m Sue Smith.
( F) 5. A reply to “Good morning” can be “Hello.”
Episode 2 Task 1 Watch the episode twice and then fill in the missing information you hear.
2. What subject does Kiku teach? She teaches .
A. Physics ✓B. maths C. English D. P.E
3. What’s the Chinese for Daycare? .
A. 白日梦 B✓. 日托 C. 全托 D. 养老院
Episode 2
Episode 3
Even though these answers mean the same as I am fine, you cannot answer it with “I am fine”. It will sound a bit strange. If you are not feeling good you can say “Not so good” “Not great” or “Not so well”. Be careful. If you say one of these, the other person will usually ask “why, what’s wrong” to be polite. You will have to explain. Another casual but very common version of “how are you” is “what’s up”. To reply with a cheerful voice as you say “Not much”, or “Nothing much”. This means you are free and easy to chat. Since “what’s up” is just another way of saying “Hello” you can also reply with “hey” or” hi”. Now it’s time for Alisha’s advice. A lot of the time when we ask questions that men “how are you” in English we are not actually asking about the other person’s health. We’re only asking to be polite. You should think of these questions as another way of saying “hello”, a way for the conversation to get started instead of actual literal questions. In fact, when someone asks you “What’s up” you don’t even have to answer. Just say “What’s up” in reply. Do you know the difference between “what do you do” and “what are you doing”? It’s a little tricky but we will explain it simply in the next lesson.
Episode 1 Task 2 Watch the episode again and choose the best answer
to each question.
1. Where does the episode most probably take place? It most probably takes place .
5. What color is Anne’s bag? It’s
.
✓ A. black B. orange C. red D. blue
6. Why does Anne say sorry to Mark? Because the bag is
.
✓ A. Large B. light C. strong D. heavy