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Unit 2 Getting along
Developing ideas
(listening and speaking)
Learning Objectives
In this class, you will learn:
how to express your thoughts and feelings.
how to comfort(安慰)others.
how to give advice on keeping good personal relationships(人际关系).
Is she an “i person” or an “e person”?
Why do you think so?
She is listening to music alone. She looks a bit nervous and uneasy.
She may have a fear of attending social events.
恐高
社交恐惧
人际关系
What are they doing?
They are having a party. Most of them feel happy.
Look and say
影响
a fear of darkness
a fear of attending social events
a fear of speaking in public
a fear of heights
What kind of fear do you have?
I have a fear of...
Pair work
What kind of fear do you have?
I have a fear of...
a fear of darkness
a fear of attending social events
a fear of speaking in public
a fear of heights
Look and answer
2. What kind of fear does he have?
He may have a fear of heights.
1. What is the boy doing?
He is riding a roller coaster.
恐高
Paul also has a fear of heights.
It’s difficult for him to talk about his fear with his friends...
Pre-listening
Let’s listen and find out what’s happening.
P25
While-listening
Learning to learn
Listening for tone The tone (语气) of speaker’s voice can tell us how they feel.
How do the three friends think about the Cloud Coaster?
adj.
great
adj.
highest
v.
flying through
adj.
not sure
adv./adj.
Fine
Linda:Hey Tom, Paul, did you hear that the new park is open now? The Cloud Coaster sounds
great!
Tom:Yeah Linda, it has the highest roller coaster in our city.Let's try it this Saturday! What
do you think, Paul?
Paul:Well..
Linda:It's going to be amazing!
Tom:The roller coaster can make you feel like you're flying through the clouds! Let's buy our
tickets now!
Paul:Maybe...
Linda:What's wrong, Paul?
Paul:I guess I’m just not sure...
Tom:Come on.You didn't come rock climbing with us last month.You must come this time!
Paul:Oh, I don't know... Oh, I suppose so. Fine, I'll come.
Linda:Let's meet at the front gate at 9 o'clock.I can't wait to take off!
Paul:(unconvincingly(违心地)) Yeah, totally.
Listen and read
Let’s think!
Why does Paul agree to go with them?
Does Paul really want to ride the roller coaster?
v./ adj.
v./ n.
n.
v.
n.
unhappy
heights
feelings
invite(邀请)
other things
no
be afraid of...害怕…
取悦
如果…怎么办
尊重你的感受
坐过山车
Ms Thompson: Paul, you look worried. What’s wrong?
Paul: Hi, Ms Thompson. I am just feeling sorry for myself.
Ms Thompson: I’m sorry to hear that. Is there anything I can do?
Paul: Not really. I agreed to ride a roller coaster with my friends this weekend, but I’m scared of heights.
Ms Thompson: Then why did you agree to go?
Paul: Because my friends were so excited. I didn’t want to make them unhappy.
Ms Thompson: I understand your problem. I think you should tell your friends that you’re afraid of heights. They’ll understand you. You can’t always hide your feelings to please others.
Paul: But what if they never invite me again? I really enjoy spending time with them.
Ms Thompson: I’m sure you can still do other things together. Just say no and explain why. True friends will respect your feelings.
Paul: So, I guess I need to tell them the truth.
Ms Thompson: Yes. That’s the best thing to do.
Why does Ms Thomson say these words?
Because she wants to offer comfort(提供安慰).
Give comfort with:
I'm sorry to hear that.
I understand your problem.
Don’t worry. You’ll be fine.
That sounds difficult.
I’ve been there.
1.在云端飞翔
2. 感觉像是…
3. 有一种对…的恐惧
4. 迫不及待做某事
5. 我想是这样的。
6. 起飞
7. 为…感到抱歉
8. 我很遗憾听到这事!
9. 对…感到害怕
10. 掩藏感受
11. 取悦某人
12. 尊重你的感受
13. 告诉真相
14. 如果…怎么办
fly through the clouds
feel like...
have a fear of...
can’t wait to do sth.
I suppose so.
take off
be sorry for...
I’m sorry to hear that.
be afraid/scared of...
hide the feelings
please sb.
respect your feelings
tell the truth
what if...
1. 过山车能使你感觉就像正在云层里飞翔!
The roller coaster can make you feel like you're flying through the clouds!
2. 我答应这周末和朋友们去坐过山车,但我恐高!
I agreed to ride a roller coaster with my friends this weekend, but I'm scared of heights!
3. 你不能总为了讨好别人,就隐瞒自己真实的感受。
You can’t always hide your feelings to please others.
4. 可万一他们以后再也邀请我了怎么办?
What if they never invite me again?
5. 我真的很喜欢和他们待在一起。
I really enjoy spending time with them.
6. 真正的朋友会尊重你的感受。
True friends will respect your feelings.
7. 我需要跟他们说实话。这才是最好的解决办法!
I need to tell them the truth. That's the best thing to do!
A: I have a problem with my friends. I want to..., but... I don’t know what to do.
B: That is a difficult situation. Why not try...?
A: I...
B: I see. Why don’t you explain to them how you feel?
A: I’m afraid I’ll hurt their feelings.
B: I totally get that, but... You could… and… I think... You’ll be fine.
A: I’ll try that. Thank you!
Useful expressions
· I don’t know what to do.
· I feel troubled.
· That sounds difficult.
· I’ve been there.
· You could try...
· You’ll be fine.
Teacher: Paul, you look worried. What's wrong?
Paul: Hi, Ms Thomson, I am just feeling sorry for myself!
Teacher: I'm sorry to hear that. Is there anything I can do?
Paul: Not really. I agreed to ride a roller coaster with my friends this weekend, but I'm scared of heights!
Teacher: Then why did you agree to go?
Paul: Because my friends were so excited. I didn't want to make them unhappy.
Teacher: I understand your problem. I think you should tell your friends that you're afraid of heights. They'll understand you. You can't always hide your feelings to please others.
Paul: But what if they never invite me again? I really enjoy spending time with them.
Teacher: I'm sure you can still do other things together. Just say "no" and explain why. True friends will respect your feelings.
Paul: So... I guess I need to tell them the truth.
Teacher: Yes. That's the best thing to do!
Sample
Thank you
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