全英文外教口语课件Hobbies(文化、词汇、短语和讨论)
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4. Two students are interviewing a famous doctor. They ask about her interests. The doctor likes reading and dancing but the students do not.
Use the following expressions if you need help:
Playing/Listening to music
Get great pleasure Be carefree and contented Pop music: Easy to understand and close to people’s life Expresses the way people think and feel Popular among public Classical music Graceful and noble Makes people calm and introspective
Dialogue rehearsal
A: Are you free this weekend? B: Yes, I am. What’s up? A: Would you please go to a dance party with with me? B: With pleasure. I suppose you dance often. A: Oh, no. As a matter of fact, I haven’t danced in a long time. B: But I’ve been told that you dance wonderfully well. A: Thank you. You like dancing a lot, right? B: No. Just a bit. A: What are your favorite dances? B: I don’t know. I like the fox-trot and waltz. A: How about Rock and Roll? B: To be honest, I don’t like loud music. I prefer classical music and dance. A: And tango? B: It’s beautiful but I can’t dance it very well. A: You’re being modest. I’m sure you’re very good. Then I’ll see you at 6, Ok? B:Ok
Lesson 2
Hobbies
Read Aloud and try to learn by heart
“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” is a popular saying in English. There is much truth to this old saying. It means that in order to keep ourselves in good health, we must take sufficient recreation. Hobbies can provide us with interest, enjoyment, friendship, knowledge, and recreation.
Taking part in sports
Tennis/ Badminton/ Football/ Ping Pong/ Biking Exciting and challenging Test of physical and mental quickness Bring the whole body into action Cooperate with team members to work for a goal Relieve boredom from work Stay healthy and fit
1. Do you like/enjoy/love doing ห้องสมุดไป่ตู้________? 2. Do you go for/ care for ________? 3. Are you keen on ___________? 4. Do you fancy ___________? 5. I wonder if you find __________ interesting. 6. Do you find any pleasure in ____________? 7. May I ask if you’re fond of ___________? 8. Do you take much interest in reading? 9. Are you often engaged in _________?
In groups-
Discuss (in English) whether watching TV has more advantages or disadvantages.
In groups
Create new dialogues according to the following situations.
1. Several students talk about their personal hobbies. They may share a hobby or they may talk about different hobbies.
1. I (do) like/enjoy/love _________ 2. I really go for/ care for __________ 3. I’m very keen on ________ 4. I fancy __________ 5. I’m rather fond of _____________ 6. I find great pleasure in _________ 7. I’ve taken a liking of _________ 8. I am interested in reading. 9. I am often ____________ 10.My favorite hobby is ________ 11.I’m crazy about/ mad about _________
Vocabulary Notes
Recreation- refreshing or entertaining oneself after work; relaxation Oasis- fertile place, with water and trees, in a desert Routine- tiring and regular way of doing things Category- a class or group of things in a complete system of grouping Enthusiasm- strong feeling of admiration or interest, great eagerness Manual- done with or controlled by hands
With a partner-
Work with your partner to create your own dialogue by replacing some of the words or expressions. (Two friends chatting on the weekend.)
A hobby is a leisure-time interest or activity taken up primarily for pleasure. It is the oasis in a desert of routine for people who are engaged in working day after day. A hobby can be anything a person likes to do in his spare time. Everyone may have his own favorite hobby. Hobbyists swim, ski, skate play all kinds of ball games, grow flowers, climb mountains, and hunt animals. Hobbyists also draw pictures, play music, watch movies, and make collections.
Next reader
Hobbies can be classified into two categories: mental hobbies and physical hobbies. The former mainly benefits one’s mental quality and the latter helps improve one’s physical health. Hobbies like reading, painting, chess, and music belong to the first group and hobbies that involve one’s physical activities such as gardening, traveling, and taking part in sports belong to the second group.
A hobby can be something from which we learn more about ourselves or about the world. It may introduce s to friends who share our enthusiasm or from whom we can also learn. It helps both manual and mental workers to relax after periods of hard work and provides a balance between work and play. It can help build or restore one’s mental and physical health.
2. One of your classmates works very hard and has no hobbies. You offer some advice about finding a hobby but your classmate finds it hard to follow.
3. Three friends are talking about the best way to relax. The first likes keeping pets. The second likes seeing movies. The third likes collecting stamps and going on the internet.
Individual Work
Talk about hobbies using the following expressions. Mountain climbing/ Hiking/ Fishing:
Have some fresh air Offer an active rest Keep fit Enjoy natural and artificial scenery Get closer to nature Stretch your legs
Use the following expressions if you need help:
Playing/Listening to music
Get great pleasure Be carefree and contented Pop music: Easy to understand and close to people’s life Expresses the way people think and feel Popular among public Classical music Graceful and noble Makes people calm and introspective
Dialogue rehearsal
A: Are you free this weekend? B: Yes, I am. What’s up? A: Would you please go to a dance party with with me? B: With pleasure. I suppose you dance often. A: Oh, no. As a matter of fact, I haven’t danced in a long time. B: But I’ve been told that you dance wonderfully well. A: Thank you. You like dancing a lot, right? B: No. Just a bit. A: What are your favorite dances? B: I don’t know. I like the fox-trot and waltz. A: How about Rock and Roll? B: To be honest, I don’t like loud music. I prefer classical music and dance. A: And tango? B: It’s beautiful but I can’t dance it very well. A: You’re being modest. I’m sure you’re very good. Then I’ll see you at 6, Ok? B:Ok
Lesson 2
Hobbies
Read Aloud and try to learn by heart
“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” is a popular saying in English. There is much truth to this old saying. It means that in order to keep ourselves in good health, we must take sufficient recreation. Hobbies can provide us with interest, enjoyment, friendship, knowledge, and recreation.
Taking part in sports
Tennis/ Badminton/ Football/ Ping Pong/ Biking Exciting and challenging Test of physical and mental quickness Bring the whole body into action Cooperate with team members to work for a goal Relieve boredom from work Stay healthy and fit
1. Do you like/enjoy/love doing ห้องสมุดไป่ตู้________? 2. Do you go for/ care for ________? 3. Are you keen on ___________? 4. Do you fancy ___________? 5. I wonder if you find __________ interesting. 6. Do you find any pleasure in ____________? 7. May I ask if you’re fond of ___________? 8. Do you take much interest in reading? 9. Are you often engaged in _________?
In groups-
Discuss (in English) whether watching TV has more advantages or disadvantages.
In groups
Create new dialogues according to the following situations.
1. Several students talk about their personal hobbies. They may share a hobby or they may talk about different hobbies.
1. I (do) like/enjoy/love _________ 2. I really go for/ care for __________ 3. I’m very keen on ________ 4. I fancy __________ 5. I’m rather fond of _____________ 6. I find great pleasure in _________ 7. I’ve taken a liking of _________ 8. I am interested in reading. 9. I am often ____________ 10.My favorite hobby is ________ 11.I’m crazy about/ mad about _________
Vocabulary Notes
Recreation- refreshing or entertaining oneself after work; relaxation Oasis- fertile place, with water and trees, in a desert Routine- tiring and regular way of doing things Category- a class or group of things in a complete system of grouping Enthusiasm- strong feeling of admiration or interest, great eagerness Manual- done with or controlled by hands
With a partner-
Work with your partner to create your own dialogue by replacing some of the words or expressions. (Two friends chatting on the weekend.)
A hobby is a leisure-time interest or activity taken up primarily for pleasure. It is the oasis in a desert of routine for people who are engaged in working day after day. A hobby can be anything a person likes to do in his spare time. Everyone may have his own favorite hobby. Hobbyists swim, ski, skate play all kinds of ball games, grow flowers, climb mountains, and hunt animals. Hobbyists also draw pictures, play music, watch movies, and make collections.
Next reader
Hobbies can be classified into two categories: mental hobbies and physical hobbies. The former mainly benefits one’s mental quality and the latter helps improve one’s physical health. Hobbies like reading, painting, chess, and music belong to the first group and hobbies that involve one’s physical activities such as gardening, traveling, and taking part in sports belong to the second group.
A hobby can be something from which we learn more about ourselves or about the world. It may introduce s to friends who share our enthusiasm or from whom we can also learn. It helps both manual and mental workers to relax after periods of hard work and provides a balance between work and play. It can help build or restore one’s mental and physical health.
2. One of your classmates works very hard and has no hobbies. You offer some advice about finding a hobby but your classmate finds it hard to follow.
3. Three friends are talking about the best way to relax. The first likes keeping pets. The second likes seeing movies. The third likes collecting stamps and going on the internet.
Individual Work
Talk about hobbies using the following expressions. Mountain climbing/ Hiking/ Fishing:
Have some fresh air Offer an active rest Keep fit Enjoy natural and artificial scenery Get closer to nature Stretch your legs