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Section A 3a-3c
Unit 4 Why don’t you talk to your parents?
R·八年级下册
Words and expressions: get on with, relation, communication, argue, cloud, elder, instead, whatever, nervous, offer, proper, secondly, communicate, explain, clear
Ability aims:
Use the knowledge we learned to talk about the problems and difficulties about family.
Give others advice and learn to choose the right advice.
Emotional aims:
learn to solve the problems in their lives properly.
Learning objectives
Brainstorm
We all have problems in our daily life.
Say as many problems
as you can!
I have too much homework.
I have too many after-school classes.
I get into a fight with my brother.
I argue with my best friend.
I can’t get good grades in English.
I can’t hang out with friends.
The relation is very difficult.
I can’t get on well with my parents.
Problems
与……吵架
关系
和睦相处
Give advice
You should/shouldn’t do sth.
Why don’t you…?
Why not…
What/How about + V-ing?
Warming up
Can you get on well with your family?
Are the relations between
your parents good?
Pre-reading
Letter 1
Letter 2
a school counselor
['kaʊnsələ]
Who are arguing?
Letter 1: find out the mind idea
Talk about family problems, and ask for advice
Sad and thirteen’s family problems
Can’t ____________ with parents
They _____ a lot, and I really don’t like it. It’s the only ___________ they have.
When they argue, it’s like a __________ cloud ___________ our home.
My elder brother _____ very _____ to me.
He always ______ to let me watch my favorite TV show. _______ he watches _________ he wants until late at night.
Feeling: ________
get on with
fight
communication
big, black
hanging over
isn’t
nice
refuses
Instead
whatever
unfair
Letter 2
What is the letter talking about?
A. Advice B. Problems
1. Who is giving him advice?
2. How many pieces of advice does Mr. Hunt give?
Robert Hunt.
Six.
Two
five
Read and answer the questions.
12
Read Letter 2 and complete the mind-map.
It’s ______ to have these feelings.
a