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Unit 1 What’s the matter? SectionA 1a-1c Everyday English: A good beginning is the half of succeed . 好的开始是成功的一半 ear arm hand leg foot (feet) head eye nose mouth tooth(teeth) face stomach back Where are his neck and throat? hair neck throat knee Play a game: Rules:Touch the parts of your body when you hear the name of the parts. 1a Look at the picture. Write the correct letter [a-m] for each part of the body. _arm _back _ear _eye _foot _hand _head _ leg _ mouth _neck _ nose _stomach _tooth h e g i b a j l c d m k f I have a cold. What’s the matter with you ? =What’s wrong with you? 你怎么啦? I have a cough. (感冒) (咳嗽) I have a bad cold. I have a terrible cough. (重感冒) (咳得厉害) I have a headache. (头痛) =What’s the trouble with you? =What’s the trouble with you? She has a fever. What’s the matter (with her)? (发烧) =What’s wrong (with her)? She has a high fever. (发高烧) She has a low fever. (发低烧) =What’s the trouble with her? =What’s up?/what happened to her? What’s the matter with her? (=What’s wrong with her?) She has a headache. She doesn’t look well. She often has a headache. 她头经常痛。 What’s the matter with him? (=What’s wrong with him?) He has a backache. He has a sore back. He hurts himself. What’s the matter with her? (=What’s wrong with her?) She has a stomachache. She ate too much junk food. What’s the matter with him ? (=What’s wrong with him?) He has a toothache. He can’t eat anything, either. It hurts a lot. (疼痛得厉害) What’s the matter with him ? (= What’s wrong with him?) He has a bad cold. It got windy yesterday and it was very cold. But he didn’t put on his jacket. Now he has a high fever, a bad headache and a running nose. A: What’s the matter with you? B: I have a … A: Oh, that’s too bad. I’m sorry to hear that. C: What’s wrong with him/her? A: ... Pair work sum up: 1.What’s the matter with sb? = What’s the trouble with sb? = What’s wrong with sb? 注:with为介词,后跟人称代词宾格. eg:What’s the matter with your mother? What’s wrong with you? What’s the trouble with her? 其它表达方式: 2.I