Unit 1 Knowing me, knowing you Starting out 课件-2023-2024学年高中英语外研版（2019）必修第三册

新外研版必修Book3 Unit 1 Knowing me, knowing you Starting out P1 At the end of the class, you’ll be able to: 1. talk about what kind of person they might be in the picture; 2. watch a video to find out the similarity of three conversations and talk about your reactions in such similar situations. Warm-up Choose the words which can describe yourself. Choose the words which can describe your best friend. talkative graceful careless irritable carboholic optimistic unsociable easygoing I am ..., because ... My friend is ...., because ... annoyed frank independent Warm-up outgoing hospitable hungry quiet short-tempered Could you think of more adjectives to describe a person? careful Pre-viewing Look at the picture and describe what each person is doing. Talk about what kind of person they might be. He is sitting alone. He looks disappointed. He may be a quiet person. He is eager to eat food. He may be hungry. It seems that he loves eating. He is quarrelling with another guy. He looks angry. He may be short-tempered. She is offering cakes to a guy happily. She looks hospitable. She may be a kind girl. He is talking with some people excitedly. He looks delighted. He maybe outgoing. She has broken a cup. She looks frightened. She may be a careless girl. While-viewing Watch and answer: ① What do the three conversations have in common? ② What would you do in similar situations? 此处已链接课本视频: Unit 1 Starting out: Mind your manners. 如果无法打开，重新链接即可。 What do the three conversations have in common? What would you do in similar situations? Situation 1 Situation 2 Situation 3 They are all about impolite behaviours in daily life. I would thank Person 2 for his help without complaining. I would listen to Person 1 patiently without interrupting. I would thank Person 2 for the present sincerely without asking how much it is. After-viewing Think and discuss: What are the impolite behaviours in the cross-cultural communication? List some. It is right to ask children or teenagers their ages. But it is not normally polite in English speaking societies to ask an adult their ages and -never a woman! Thank you! Lavf58.12.100 $$