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Integrated skills II
Giving advice on parent-child relationships
Unit 2 Let’s talk teens
译林版普通高中教科书 英语 必修一
How do you find your relationship with your parents?
Parent-child
relationship
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Lead-in
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Word bank
Abstract nouns
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love, respect, care, patience, freedom, understanding, communication, protection, independence …
argument, tension, control, difficulty, complaint, pressure, strictness, loneliness, silence, misunderstanding, over-protection, impatience, dissatisfaction …
Laura's problem:
Her parents protect her too much.
Simon's problem:
He feels lonely because his parents don’t spend much time with him.
Advice for Simon
I suggest that you …
I think/feel you can try …
It might be a good idea to …
How about/What about …?
Expressions for giving
for advice
Advice for Laura
● tell them what you think about
their overprotection
● show them how responsible
you can be
● make a deal with them
Expressions for asking
for advice
What shall I do?
What do you think I should do?
Do you think that I should …?
Do you have any ideas/suggestions?
● tell them your loneliness
● put yourself in their shoes
● make a deal with them
● ask them to help with your
schoolwork
Planning your writing
Dear Rebecca.
__________________. From your email, it sounds like you put a lot of effort into your schoolwork. If your mother doesn’t value that, of course you’re going to be unhappy!
But remember: every parent has high hopes for their children. Your mother wants you to be successful but she probably fails to see how you struggle. _____________________________________________________
________, talk to your mother. Make sure she understands your feelings. Choose a good time and start the conversation politely. You can begin with something like, “I know that you expect me to do well at school, but I am struggling sometimes, can we please talk?” You should also try to meet in the middle when talking to your mother. Of course,