Unit 6 Mobile Phones and Our Life Listening课件2025中职英语语文版（2022）基础模块2

英语 语文出版社基础模块2 Unit 6 Mobile Phones and Our Life 目录 contents Lead-in PART ONE Listening PART TWO While-speaking PART THREE Conclusion PART FIVE Post-speaking PART FOUR Learning objectives At the end of this class, you will be able to : 1. Practise the listening&speaking skills (key words、detailed information). 2. Practise the abilities of cooperation. 3. Learn more about the safe ways of using mobile phones. Lead-in PART ONE the evolution of mobile phones Lead-in 01 Lead-in "brick" mobile phones smart phones The mobile phone is not just a tool, but rather a window and an extension of ourselves for interacting with the world. Listening PART TWO 02 Listening Nowadays, have become very important and popular in our daily life. We don’t know whether we can live or not a mobile phone. There are many of using a mobile phone. However, even though mobile phones are used every day, we need to be of mobile phones. We should control the time and the place of using it. If not, mobile phones would bring us lots of . Let’s listen and fill in the missing words. 02 Listening Now you can check your answers. Nowadays, mobile phones have become very important and popular in our daily life. We don’t know whether we can live or not without a mobile phone. There are many advantages of using a mobile phone. However, even though mobile phones are used every day, we need to be wise users of mobile phones. We should control the time and the place of using it. If not, mobile phones would bring us lots of trouble. While-speaking PART THREE 03 While-speaking What are they talking about? Wang's new smartphone is infected with a virus, and Zhao is explaining why and advising him on how to avoid future infections. 03 While-speaking Hi, what are you doing? Oh, this is my new smart phone, but the system is infected. That would be wise. You should also stay away from those unfamiliar links. They might do harm to your phone. Yes, if you do that, your mobile phone can easily get infected with a virus. That’s why it doesn’t work. Did you go to any websites that you seldom log in? I’m afraid you’re right. I see. I’d better not try that again. Yes, but does that matter? Post-speaking PART FOUR 04 Post-speaking My new smart phone, but the system is infected. Smart phone: Refers to a mobile phone with advanced features. System is infected: Means the phone’s operating system has been compromised (usually by a virus). Note: Learn to describe technology problems using simple terms. 04 Post-speaking Did you go to any websites that you seldom log in? Seldom log in: Here, it suggests visiting unfamiliar or less frequently visited websites. Note: This question warns about risky online behavior. 04 Post-speaking Your mobile phone can easily get infected with a virus. Get infected with a virus: A phrase that means your device can be compromised by harmful software if you are not careful. Note: Emphasizes the vulnerability of our devices when we visit unknown sites. 04 Post-speaking I’d better not try that again. This is an example of using “had better” (contracted here as “I’d better”) to give personal advice or to express that it would be unwise to repeat an action. It shows that Wang accepts his mistake. 04 Post-speaking You should also stay away from those unfamiliar links. Stay away from: A common phrase meaning “avoid.” Unfamiliar links: Refers to internet links from unknown sources which may contain harmful content. 04 Post-speaking can/should/had better Conclusion PART FIVE 05 Conclusion “Practice safe digital habits—your device and personal information matter.” THANKS Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Maecenas porttitor congue massa. Fusce posuere, magna sed pulvinar ultricies, purus lectus malesuada libero, sit amet commodo magna eros quis urna. Lavf58.46.101 Blues 60054.375 Blues 101252.68 $