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高中英语沪教版必修第三册
Unit 1 The Media
Period 2 Grammar activity
& Listening and speaking
Learning objectives
1. Master the usage of relative clauses and correctly identify relative pronouns/adverbs in context.
2. Improve listening skills by catching key information about media - related topics.
3. Develop oral expression abilities through discussions on the influence of different media forms.
4. Cultivate the ability to apply grammar rules flexibly in listening and speaking activities.
Contents
1. Lead in
2. Grammar
3. Listening
4. Speaking
5. Summary
6. Assessment
7. Homework
01. Lead in
Lead-in
Lead in
The verb-ing and verb-ed forms as the object complement
One way of using the verb-ing or verb-ed form as the complement, such as the object complement, is to put it after the object.
(1) He found his mother cooking in the kitchen when he came home.
(2) He had a few things stolen on the subway.
02. Grammar
Lead-in
Grammar
Read the passage. Match clauses or phrases 1–4 to grammar rules a and b.
a We can use the structure verb + someone / something + verb-ing to describe things we have perceived with our senses.
b We can use the structure have / get + something + verb-ed to describe actions that have happened to something. This often refers to things that others do for us.
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Grammar
规则a(verb + sb/sth + verb-ing,感官感知)
①observed them doing everyday things
②I saw him watching a TV show...
③I caught him looking at his phone
规则b(have/get + sth + verb-ed,表某事被做)
④digital devices help us get things done
Lead-in
Grammar
Complete the interview with the correct form of the verbs below.
have take get do hear see sleep play film sing
Sharon: OK, so Marisa, tell me about your day!
Marisa: Well, I got up at 6:00 a.m, had a light breakfast and then went to my soccer practice. This neighbourhood is really quiet. I can ¹__________ the birds ²__________ every morning!
Sharon: That’s nice!
Marisa: On the way, I ³__________ a black and white cat ⁴__________ on a car. The light was perfect, so I took a picture and posted it to my friends.
hear
singing
saw
sleeping
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Grammar
have take get do hear see sleep play film sing
Sharon: Nice picture! Oh, this is your soccer practice?
Marisa: Yeah, I ⁵__________ my friends ⁶__________ soccer. I love taking photos, but I don’t like ⁷_________________ my picture ⁸______________, especially not now.
Sharon: Why?
Marisa: I need to ⁹__________ my hair ¹⁰__________. It looks horrible at the moment.
Sharon: Oh, it’s not that bad!
see
playing
having/getting
filmed/taken
get/have
done
Lead-in
Grammar
Work in groups. Write three sentences to describe different seasons, using the structures “verb + something / someone + verb-ing” and “get / have + something + verb-ed”. You may use the examples below to help you.
I have flowers planted in my garden.
I hear birds singing joyfully in the woods, and everything is calm.
(1) I see / notice ______________________________________________
(2) I smell / hear ______________________________________________
(3) I get / have ________________________________________________
leaves falling gently from the trees in the park.
the wind howling loudly outside the window.
my windows cleaned to let the warm spring sun in.
Lead-in
Grammar
Now ask the other group members about their descriptions and guess which season they are describing. Then report the most interesting description to the class.
■ You may ask and respond like this:
A: What are your descriptions?
B: Well, let me read my descriptions. I have flowers planted in my garden. I hear birds singing joyfully in the woods.
A: I like your descriptions and I guess you are describing the season of spring. Do you all agree?
Lead-in
Grammar
Now ask the other group members about their descriptions and guess which season they are describing. Then report the most interesting description to the class.
■ You may report like this:
In our group, Lili’s description of spring is the most interesting. She says, “I see the grass coming out of the earth, breathing the fresh air merrily. I have my windows cleaned so I can enjoy the view outside.”
03. Listening
Lead-in
Listening
Below are a few different ways of making animated films. Match the film-making techniques to the pictures.
■ Stop-motion¹ animation² ■ 3D-computer animation
■ Ink-wash painting ■ Miniature³ figures
■ Watercolours
Lead-in
Listening
Below are a few different ways of making animated films. Match the film-making techniques to the pictures.
• a: Stop-motion animation(定格动画) • b: Watercolours(水彩画)
• c: 3D-computer animation(3D电脑动画)
• d: Ink-wash painting(水墨画) • e: Miniature figures(微缩模型)
Lead-in
Listening
Listen to the first part of the radio programme, Dominic’s Download. Which of the following things does the programme mention?
■ a director ■ an interview
■ a video game ■ a concert
■ an award-winning film ■ a famous artist
Lead-in
Listening
Listen to the second part of the radio programme. Complete the table.
Tadpoles Searching for Mama The Plume
Time of release present
Director not mentioned
Style
Innovations
04. Speaking
Lead-in
Speaking
Imagine that The Plume has been awarded a prize and that you are one of the judges. You need to deliver a speech and give the reasons for the award. Work in groups and prepare the speech in discussion.
■ Discuss the following questions and take notes.
Who is the director of the film?
What special technique was used to make it?
How did the film-maker use this technique in a new way?
What traditional arts did the film-maker use in the film?
■ Organize your notes and outline a speech in the space below.
■ Select one person to present the speech on behalf of your group.
Lead-in
Language guide
You may discuss the film like this:
■ The director of the film is ... / The film is directed by ...
■ The film was made with ...
■ It is done in a / an ... style.
■ It’s a beautiful / great / ... film.
■ It is included in a collection of award-winning films.
■ The interesting thing about ... is ...
■ Thanks to ..., the film ...
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Language guide
You may present your speech like this:
■ Good evening / ..., ladies and gentlemen! The award committee is pleased to announce that ...
■ The award for ... goes to ...
■ I feel honoured to ...
05. Summary
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Summary
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen! The award committee is pleased to announce that the Best Animated Short Film award goes to The Plume!
①The film is directed by Li Ming. ②It was made with a mix of ink-wash painting and stop-motion animation. ③The filmmaker used stop-motion in a new way by adding traditional Chinese ink-wash details to each frame. ④Traditional ink-wash painting and paper-cutting are included in the film’s art design.
This film perfectly combines traditional art and modern animation techniques, so it truly deserves this award. Thank you!
06. Assessment
Lead-in
Assessment
Learning Objectives Score(1-5)
1.After learning, I master the usage of relative clauses and correctly identify relative pronouns/adverbs in context.
2.After learning, I improve listening skills by catching key information about media - related topics.
3.After learning, I develop oral expression abilities through discussions on the influence of different media forms.
5-完全能;4-基本能;3-不确定;2不太能;1-完全不能
07. Homework
Lead-in
Homework
1. Underline relative clauses in the media passage and label their pronouns/adverbs.
2. Retell the listening material about media influence in 3 sentences orally.
Thank you
for your listening
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