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Unit 1 Friendship
Listening & Speaking
沪教版英语七年级上册 | 深圳
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Local AI-generated classroom friendship background used as original visual asset.
LESSON GOAL
Today we listen, take notes and interview about friendship
Catch key information in Li Na's friendship survey.
Use notes to retell what makes a good friend.
Interview a classmate and speak with clear stress, tone, pause and liaison.
Key question: What makes a good friend?
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MOE curriculum source: https://www.moe.gov.cn/srcsite/A26/s8001/202204/t20220420_619921.html
LEAD-IN
Pre-listening: Activate useful words before listening
Personal qualities
honest
caring
polite
supportive
cheerful
Friendship actions
never lie
trust them
tell how I feel
cheer me up
be there for me
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Vocabulary adapted from local source PPT slides 5 and 9.
Free talk
What do you like about your friend? Why?
caring: feeling or showing care关心
polite: showing regard尊重 for others supportive: giving support支持
caring
helpful
kind
polite
funny
honest
patient
supportive
TEXTBOOK ANCHOR
Use the textbook task to predict what to listen for
Listen for two things
Who is Li Na?
What does she want to know?
What is the survey topic?
Which words may you hear?
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Textbook listening task screenshot rendered from /Users/zhangyuguang/Desktop/学科网/U1/3-7AU1 Listening & speaking (红岭深康林锦诗).pptx slide 7.
LISTENING STRATEGY
Study the notes before listening again
Note-taking tips
Read the blanks first.
Guess the word type.
Write key words only.
Check meaning after listening.
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Textbook note-completion task screenshot rendered from source PPT slide 8.
While-listening
honest
lie
trust
tell them how I feel
caring
cheer me up
Guess the meanings.
( ) lie
( ) be with sb.
( ) blue
( ) cheer sb. up
与某人一起
使某人振奋
忧郁的 (adj.)
撒谎 (v.)
D
A
C
B
WHILE-LISTENING
Listen once for the main idea, twice for details
First listening
Li Na is a reporter.
She is doing a survey.
The topic is friendship.
Second listening
Wu Di: honest friends
They never lie.
He can trust them.
Su Mei: caring friends
They cheer her up.
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Listening content extracted from local source PPT transcript slide 10.
POST-LISTENING
Turn listening notes into a clear retelling
Li Na asks about what makes a good friend. Wu Di thinks good friends are ______ because ______. Su Mei thinks good friends are ______ because ______.
Useful frame
A good friend should be ... In other words, ... For example, ...
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Retelling frame adapted from local Reading & Listening guide document.
PRONUNCIATION
Read the transcript like real conversation
Pronunciation focus
raising tone for polite questions
falling tone for answers
pause after chunks
stress key words
liaison in natural speech
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Textbook transcript/pronunciation screenshot rendered from source PPT slide 10; pronunciation activity informed by British Council teaching speaking/listening resources: https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/
Li Na: Hello! I am a reporter from the school newspaper. My name is Li Na. I’m doing a survey on friendship. Would you mind answering some questions?
All: No, not at all.
Li Na: May I have your name, please?
Wu Di: You can just call me Wu Di.
Li Na: Great! Wu Di, here’s my question, “What makes a good friend?”, or in other words, “What kind of friends would you like to have?”
Wu Di: I’d like to have honest friends. They never lie and I can trust them. When I am with them, I can tell them how I feel.
Li Na: So, you mean a good friend is honest. How about you? What’s your name?
Su Mei: My name is Su Mei. I think good friends are caring. When I feel sad or blue, they cheer me up. Good friends are always there for me.
Li Na: I see. A good friend is honest and caring. How wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
All: You are welcome!
raising tone pause暂停
falling tone stress强调
liaison连音
SPEAKING PREP
Practise the interview language before free speaking
Reporter
Would you mind answering some questions?
Student
No, not at all.
Reporter
May I have your name, please?
Reporter
What makes a good friend?
Student
I think good friends are ... because ...
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Interview expressions adapted from source PPT transcript slide 10.
PAIR WORK
Interview your desk mate about a best friend
Ask about
name
appearance
hobby
personal qualities
one reason or example
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Textbook speaking task screenshot rendered from source PPT slide 12; local classroom practical doc used for interview frames.
Li Na is asking her desk mate about her best friend. Listen and fill in the blanks.
My best friend
name
personal qualities
…
…
…
SPEAKING OUTPUT
Build a 6-turn dialogue that sounds natural
A: Would you mind answering some questions?
B: No, not at all.
A: Who is your best friend?
B: My best friend is ...
A: What makes him / her your best friend?
B: He / She is ... When I ..., he / she ...
Challenge: add one follow-up question: Can you give an example?
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Dialogue scaffold created from textbook interview language and local U1 speaking worksheet.
PEER EVALUATION
Evaluate speaking with simple classroom criteria
Content
name + qualities + example
Language
lesson words and correct questions
Pronunciation
stress, tone, pause, liaison
Interaction
eye contact and response
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Evaluation criteria adapted from local source PPT slide 14 and simplified for classroom use.
CHECK
Exit ticket: one listening point and one speaking point
1. Wu Di thinks good friends are __________ because __________.
2. Su Mei thinks good friends are __________ because __________.
3. In my interview, I can ask: What makes __________ a good friend?
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Exit ticket created to check listening details and speaking transfer.
HOMEWORK
Homework extends the class interview
Must do
Read the transcript twice.
Interview 2 classmates.
Give a 40-second oral summary.
Challenge
Record your interview.
Recommend a friend as a student ambassador.
Use at least 5 lesson words.
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Homework adapted from local source PPT slide 16 and classroom practical document.
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