新视野大学英语口语.ppt

your dorm?
James: I certainly did not!
Steven: Well, you’re sure you locked the door last night when you left?
James: Oh! I hate to say it, but I think I left it open!
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How many expressions do you know about admitting?
I admit that I was wrong. This, I admit, is true. It’s all my fault. Yes, I screwed it up(弄糟). I really blew it. I’m to blame.
Model 1 It’s all my fault.
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1.Listen to this model dialog, paying attention to the underlined parts,and then role-play it with your partner.
❖Model 3 I’m afraid you’re right.
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2.Create dialogs with a partner according to the given situations.
Admitting
Situation: Steven discovers the laptop he put on the disk is missing and asks if James took it to his dorm.James didn’t, but he forgot to lock the door when he left last night,and he feels sorry about that.
Steven: My goodness!
James: Sorry, it’s all my fault.
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Situation: Christopher discovers the floor is littered and thinks it must be John that did it because he always leaves a mess.
Ref.
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Christopher: John, the floor is a junkyard! Empty cans, tissues, newspapers… You really did a good job!
John: I think you’re mistaken. It was not me!
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❖ 3. If you have problems in your dorm, how do you solve them?
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❖ 4. Do you think dorm life can benefit you?
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❖ 5. Would you rather live off campus?
Ref.
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For reference
Steven: James? Have you seen the laptop I put on this desk?
James: No, I haven’t.
Steven: James, you were the last one here. Did you take it back to
On or off campus?
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Let’s Talk Assignment
Lead-in
❖ 1. Do you like living in a dorm?
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❖ 2. How do you get along with your roommates?
The truth is…
The fact of the matter is…
I’m afraid you’re right.
I hate to admit it, but you’re right.
I hate to have to tell you this, but…
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❖Model 2 I didn’t do that.
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1.Listen to this model dialog, paying attention to the underlined parts,and then role-play it with your partner.
How many expressions do you know about denying ?
That’s not the case! I certainly did not.
That’s not true! I’m sorry, but I don’t think I did.
That’s wrong! It was not me. You’re mistaken! That just isn’t so.
I’m sorry, but that’s not what I said.
Don’t look at me. I knew nothing about it.
I’m not to blame.
Speaking Out
1.Listen to this model dialog, paying attention to the underlined parts,and then role-play it with your partner.