Unit 4 Journey Across a Vast Write about a rail journey across Canada 课件 -2023-2024学年高中英语人教版（2019）选择性必修第二册

Write about a rail journey across Canada work out their route and what they experienced at each place. Lake Louise Jasper Toronto Montreal The Prairie Vancouver Ontario Winnipeg Edmonton spent a couple of days_______(see)the sights it had shops_________(sell)crafts and antiques. they were pleased ______(see)mountains _______(look)out over the city. _______is typical of the city, it rained. seeing selling to see looking As They arose early ________(take)the train to Lake Louise, ________(pass)through the Canadian Rockies. ________(see)from the window, the mountains looked _________. The blue water _______tooke their breath away, _______its __________(except)beauty. to take passing seen massive literally with exceptional ________(look)at the beautiful scenery, they felt it was _________________(awesome)journey they had ever taken. The most awesome Looking Edmonton is ________(freeze)cold, with daily temperature __________(average)-10℃. freezing averaging In the Prairie, they didnot anticipate __________(see)such an open country. seeing In Ontario, there was frost on the ground,___________(confirm)that autumn had arrived in Canada. confirming SEEING THE TRUE NORTH VIA RAIL: TORONTO AND MONTREAL SEEING THE TRUE NORTH VIA RAIL: VANCOUVER AND THE HEART OF CANADA proceed to the next leg of their trip What is the relationship between these two passages? SEEING SEEING idioms: cost sb an arm and a leg * Make out their route and what they experienced at each place. Lake Louise Jasper Toronto Montreal The Prairie Vancouver Ontario Winnipeg Edmonton 8.the largest and wealthiest city in Canada; went up the CN Tower; saw misty clouds rising from the Niagara Falls; skyscrapers of glass and steel; old-fashioned cars; met Lin Fei in Chinatown 9.signs and ads in French; people speak English with an accent;visited lovely shops and artists in their workplaces along St Paul Street;met Jean Philippe in a restaurant alongside the St Lawrence River;unique Quebec culture and traditions