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Unit 4 Section A2 (3a-3c) Why don't you talk to your parents? Learning objectives At the end of this class, we will be able to: 1. understand family problems and can give useful advice; 2. realize the importance of communication. Sylvia W 原创出品 Discussion 1. Can you get on well with your family? 2. Are the relations between your parents good? How do you feel when your parents argue? 3. Do you have any brothers or sisters? Do you often communicate with him/her? 4. Who do you ask for help when you have problems? 1.What’s the relationship between them? 2.What are they doing? 3.What kind of problems may the letter talk about? Maybe they are husband and wife. They are arguing with each other. The letter may talk about family problems. Predict 1.Where do you usually find these letters? 2. Who has a problem? 3. Who is giving advice? Fast Reading A magazine. Sad and Thirteen. Mr. Hunt./Robert Hunt. get on difficult Fighting nice to him refuses to not fair/unfair communication hanging over Instead lonely and nervous elder brother Careful Reading 2. _ Sad and Thirteen 1. parents can’t_ with his family. problems a. He isn’t _. b. He_ let him watch his favorite TV show. c. _ he watched whatever he wants. d. He thinks it is _. a. Their relations are _. b. _ is the only _they have. c. It’s like a big, black cloud _our home. feels _ talk about your feelings normal offer to help do more jobs communicate explain let you watch sit down properly Careful Reading watching It’s _to have these feelings Mr. Hunt 1. parents advice 2. elder brother a. Why don’t you _ with them. b. If they are having problems, you should _. c. Maybe you could _ around the house so they have time to communicate _. a. Why don’t you _and _with him? b. You should _ you don’t mind him _ TV all the time. c. He should _ your favorite show Consolidation Sad and Thirteen _a letter to Mr. Hunt. He can't _ his family. First, his parent _ a lot. Second, his brother is not nice to him. He _to let him watch his favorite TV