Unit 4 Body Language 续写之肢体语言的描写 课件&导学案 2023-2024学年高中英语人教版选择性必修第一册

Unit 4 Body Language for writing Body language (in class) 1. Look up and make eye contact 2. Smile at sb. 3. Look confused 4. Lean forward 1. have one’s head lowered to look at… 2. Lean heads together 3. have the distant expression on one’s face 4. An absence of eye contact 5. Eyes barely move 1. With their chins on their hands 2. Stare out of the window 3. Stare at the ceiling 1. Have arms crossed in front of chests 3. have legs closed or crossed 2. Wear a frown 4. Hide faces in hands interested bored distracted troubled Review Review shake hands with your partner Review stare up at the ceiling with your chin on your hands lean heads together At 12:06 it’s time for lunch. Use action verbs accurately and vividly WYH ran to the canteen. WYH grasped his bag, rose to his feet and rushed to the canteen. Show time have her arms crossed in front of her chest wave his arms turn around wear a big smile keep him at arm’s length reach out to hold her arm whisper an apology Enjoy the performance and focus on the body language walk arm in arm wear an annoyed expression run open/ spread his arms approach her come up to her Jack’s body language Rose’s body language He ran to the door, _ (wave) his arms. However, she stood there with her arms _( cross) in front of her chest, _(look) very angry. He opened his arms, _ (smile). But she turned around, _ (try) to keep him at arm's length. As a result, he had to approach her and _ (reach) out to catch/grab her left arm. He took her arm, _(whisper) an apology, “I'm sorry.” They walked home arm in arm. crossed waving looking smiling trying reached whispering Use action verbs accurately and vividly Charlie Chaplin Mime(哑剧) is the use of movements and gestures in order to express something or tell a story without using speech. video time Watching for writing police the poor woman waiter The Immigrant In the film The Immigrant, Charlie Chaplin was taking a ship to immigrate to America. Then he met a poor woman with her daughter. Out of pity