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Unit 3 Getting along with others
Integrated skills 第二课时
Lead-in
Watch the video. What kinds of relations these two girls might be? What are they doing in the video?
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Lead-in
These two girls might be friends and they were chatting.
The girl with black hair was complaining about her teacher.
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How would you feel if your friends complain about their stuff?
Are you okay with keeping complaining?
Discuss with a partner
Okay: because I think that is what a close friend for …
can’t stand: since I think there is a line that we should keep between friends…
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Lead-in
What qualities do you think a friend cannot have?
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Lead-in
Why do we like to make friends with positive people?
easier to get along with; opportunity to learn the positive mind; comfort friends…
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In pairs, discuss what qualities are important to you in a friend. Use the following ideas and expressions to help you. Include examples from your personal experience.
Discuss in groups
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Is there any other words you know relevant to the circled words?
Brainstorming
Talkative?
Honest?
Warm-hearted?
Polite?
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For a better illustration in sharing our opinions, we could give examples.
Expression strategy
What is an example?
An example is a fact, event, etc. that illustrates or represents a general rule.
Why should we give examples?
By exemplifying in an illustration, it is easier to understand the writing, explain the rules in a better way and apply the theory in other situations.
How should we offer an instance?
Expression strategy
In pairs, discuss what qualities are important to you in a friend.
Discuss in groups
Key words for the qualities
Reasons
Examples
(what/when/where/how)
Your feelings
Conclusion
What is your “dream friend” like? Describe him/her.
Discuss in groups
I think my dream friend would be a person who are easy to get along with and give me some help when I am in trouble …
In Patrick’s opinion, he believes that a good friend would …
Review
Be supportive.
Know the situation, respect friend’s idea a