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Module 8
My future life
Unit 2 I know that you will be better at maths.
1. To understand the speech given at a school-leavers’ party.
2. To learn the key vocabulary: rose, laugh at, kindness, give up,
try one’s best, disappointed, bedside, note, whom.
3. To understand object clauses and attributive clauses.
4. To write a speech you might give at your school-leavers’ party.
Learning Objectives
Warming up
How soon will you leave school?
Warming up
Who has given you help during the three years in junior high school?
Who do you think you will miss after you graduate from junior high school?
Free talk
Warming up
What do you want to say?
Think about a speech at your school leavers’ party.
Let’s learn some new words and expressions.
rose
[rəʊz]玫瑰;蔷薇
laugh at
嘲笑
kindness
[ˈkaɪndnəs]善举;
好意
She felt quite disappointed
and wanted to give up.
[ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd]失望的;
沮丧的
放弃(努力)
He will try his best to pass
the exam.
try one’s best 尽某人最大的努力
There is a note at my bedside.
[nəʊt]短笺;便条
[ˈbedsaɪd]床边;床头
1
Look at the picture and choose the answers to the questions. There may be more than one answer.
1. Who will probably get thanks from the school-leavers?
a) Family.
b) Friends.
c) Teachers.
2. What is the speaker probably going to say?
a) Thank you.
b) Good luck!
c) Cheers!
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Now listen to the passage and check.
2
Read the passage and find sentences which show:
1. the three things the speaker has learnt
2. the three groups of people the speaker wants to thank
3. what the speaker has learnt from each group of people
the three things the speaker has learnt
These three things are friendship, effort and trust.
2. the three groups of people the speaker wants to thank
I give the red rose to my friends.
I give the white rose to my teachers...
I give the yellow rose to my parents...
3. what the speaker has learnt from each group of people
But they were not laughing at me. They tau