Unit3 Friends from other countries Listening and speaking课件 2022-2023学年牛津上海版英语七年级上学期

Unit3 Friends from other countries Listening and speaking：Penfriends from other countries(I) China India Japan Can_da Austr_li_ the UK/Brit__n the USA/America Review S1: What do we call people from ...? S2: We call them ... the UK/Britain Canada Australia People in Garden City Country People Number Canada the USA/America the UK/Britain India Australia Japan Canadian(s) American(s) Briton(s) Indian(s) Australian(s) Japanese 28,940 27,700 25,500 20,950 20,210 19,010 S1: What do we call people from _____? S2: We call them _____. S1: How many _____ live in Garden City? S2: More than _____. Ask and answer： on the Internet from magazines and newspapers /ˌmæɡəˈziːn/ n. from parents and friends from teachers by visiting those countries Think and say  on the Internet  from magazines and newspapers  from parents and friends  from teachers  by visiting the countries √ √ According to Mr Hu, how do we know about other countries？  ways of travelling to other countries  the countries the students have visited or read about  different reasons for visiting other countries √ What are Mr Hu and his students talking about? Nowadays we can visit countries ________or ________________ China. We can also _____________them in magazines and newspapers. Which country have you _______ or _____________? I’ve visited ________. It’s _______ China. I’ve ______________. It’s ________________China. I’ve _________________. It’s ________________ China. I’ve ________________. It’s _____________. near far away from read about visited read about Japan near visited the UK far away from read about Canada far away from read about India near China Listen and take notes Learn the rules of word linking Nowadays we can visit countries near or far away from China. We can also read about them in magazines and newspapers. Which country have you visited or read about? I’ve visited Japan. It’s near China. I’ve read about Canada. It’s far away from China. I’ve visited the UK. It’s far awa