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Unit 3
Section B
Period 2 (2a—4)
Fun time: enjoy a song
1. Do you have a good friend?
2. How old is your friend?
3. What is your friend like?
4. Why do you choose him / her as your good friend?
good-looking, handsome
keep secrets share my joy be honest
Free talk
—What should a good friend be like?
—I think that a good friend should be …
Brainstorm
kind
happy
funny
nice
able
humorous
clever
interesting
helpful
polite
bright
strong
honest
friends
What kinds of friends are good friends?
For me, a good friend …
a. is friendly.
b. makes me laugh when I am sad / unhappy.
c. is a good listener.
d. can keep a secret. (保守秘密)
e. helps me when I am in trouble.
f. is good at schoolwork / study.
g. is popular in school.
h. is good at sports.
i. has cool clothes.
j. likes to do the same things as me.
Should friends be different or the same?
What is your opinion?
Free Talk
Compare these people
They are twins.
Lily is taller than Lucy.
Lucy is shorter than Lily.
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Lucy
Lily
quieter
more outgoing
2a
Write the comparative forms of the following adjectives. Then use them to write five sentences about you and your friends.
popular __________ funny ______
quiet ______ hard-working ________________
serious __________ friendly _______
outgoing _____________ smart ______
shy ______
more popular
funnier
quieter
more hard-working
more serious
friendlier
more outgoing
smarter
shyer
2b
Read and underline the comparative words and phrases in the passages.
underlined:
quieter, more serious, harder, taller, more outgoing, (play tennis) better, (getting) better, less hard-working, (get) better (grades), (help him) more, funnier, (feel) better
Friends are like books — you don’t need a lot of them as long as they’re good.
It’s not necessary to be the same. My best friend is quite different from me.
A true friend reaches for your hand and touches your heart.
Mary Smith
Huang Lei
Jeff Green
Read the passages quickly and match the person with the rig