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Unit 3
Language in use
Module 10
Spring Festival
To learn to ask and answer with the interrogative form of the present continuous tense
2. To learn to write a letter about Spring Festival to a foreign student
Objectives:
Students A: Choose a picture.
Say what the people are doing.
Students B: Guess which picture
Students A is describing.
1 Work in pairs
A: They are watching TV.
B: Is it Picture 4?
A: Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.
What are they doing?
They’re learning a lion dance.
Lingling’s family / getting ready for Spring Festival?
—Are Lingling’s family getting ready for Spring Festival?
—Yes,they are.
To read without reflecting is like eating without digesting
Lingling’s grandma / sweeping the floor?
—Is Lingling’s grandma sweeping the floor?
—Yes,she is.
Daming and Betty / learning a lion dance?
—Are Daming and Betty learning a lion dance?
—No,they aren’t.
To read without reflecting is like eating without digesting
Dear Linda,
Here in China it’s the Spring Festival and we’re getting ready. My mother is cleaning the house and my father is helping her. Usually we have a big family
dinner and we watch a special TV programme in the evening to celebrate the festival. Tell me about a festival in your country.
Love from,
Lucy.
To read without reflecting is like eating without digesting
An English letter usually consists of six parts:
heading(信头),
inside address(收信人地址),
salutation(称呼),
body(信主体),
complimentary close(结尾客套语)
signature(署名)
To read without reflecting is like eating without digesting
Judy, are you staying at home (呆在家)?
No, I’m not.
What are you doing now?
I’m working. How about you, Jack? Are you having lunch?
Yes, I am.
Observe
1. —Are you getting ready for Spring
Festival?
—Yes, we are.
2. What’s happening?
3. —What’s your mother doing?
—She’s cleaning the house and
putting things away.
Observe the following sentences carefully and pay attention to the words in red.
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