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Unit 2 Getting along - Starting out Read the quotes and answer the questions. Who is it from? What does it mean in Chinese? How do British people say it in their way? Confucius. 孔子 Put yourself in others’ shoes. 换位思考 a teacher and headmaster in Britain 不是所有人都和你想法一致,懂得你所知道的东西,认同你所相信的理念,行事方式也未必如你所愿。记住这一点,你在与人相处时就会受益良多。 ——亚瑟 福尔曼 We should care about others’ feelings. What should we do in getting along with people? an American speaker 我们需要他人,需要彼此协作。 仅凭一己之力,能做成的事情寥寥无几。 ——厄尔 南丁格尔 It’s to get along well with others. What does he want to tell us? important necessary 合作n.(原形:cooperate) Watch the video and answer the questions. 1. What problem does the boy have? 2. Has the girl done the right thing? What should she do? His grandma is very sick and he is worried. No, she hasn’t. She should say I’m sorry to hear that. Hope she’ll get well soon. Watch the video and answer the questions. 1. Where is Jim now? 2. What shouldn’t Jim do? He’s in a friend’s house. He shouldn’t touch the things if others don’t want him to. He shouldn’t ask for something too personal. Watch the video and answer the questions. 1. Who did the wrong thing, Tracy or Thomas? 2. What’s the mistake? Tracy. She paid no attention to Thomas opinion and feeling. Discuss in groups and give a show correcting their mistakes. Group 1 & 2 Group 3 & 4 Group 5 & 6 Scene 1. 原文 G: Morning, Peter. What's up? You look unhappy. B: Hi, Nancy. My grandma is very sick. She's in hospital, and I'm so worried. G: Oh, guess what? My sister was also sick last week, but she's fine now. Anyway, did you see the film yesterday? I think it's amazing. Scene 1. 改后 G: Morning, Peter. What's up? You look unhappy. B: Hi, Nancy. My grandma is very sick. She's in hospital, and I'm so worried. G: Oh, I’m sorry to hear that. Hope she’ll get well soon. Maybe you can send a voice message to show your care and let your mother play it to her. Scene 2. 原文 J: Wow, your home is so beautiful. I love everything here. B: Thank you, Jim. Make yourself at home. J: That painting is great. Can I have a closer look? B: Well, OK. J: This plate is wonderful… B: Be careful. J: Come on, it's just a quick touch. What's in the box? Can I see it? Scene 2. 改后 J: Wow, your home is so beautiful. I love everything here. B: Thank you, Jim. Make yourself at home. J: That painting is great. Did you paint it? B: Well, my sister painted it. J: Can you show me the picture you took when we were playing in the park last week ? B: Sure. It brings our sweet memory. Scene 3. 原文 G1: Shall we watch a film this weekend? B: Cool, maybe we can have some ice cream after that. G2: No way, we're going to try the chili palace. G1: But Tracy, Thomas doesn't really like hot food. Maybe we could, G2: I'm sure he'll be fine. Let's meet at six thirsty. B: Well Scene 3. 改后 G1: Shall we watch a film this weekend? B: Cool, maybe we can have some ice cream after that. G2: Good idea! But how about going to try the chili palace? G1: But Tracy, Thomas doesn't really like hot food. Maybe we could try something else. G2: Oh, I’m sorry, Thomas. I didn’t know. I love ice cream, too. Learn the new words. selfish / self / adj.自私的,自私自利的 giant / d a nt/ n.(儿童故事中的)巨人 shout / a t/ v.大声说,喊叫,呼喊 gate / e t/ n.大门 build /b ld/ v.建造,盖;造 since /s ns/ prep.自从…以来,自从…之后 self - selfish - selfless 自己 The boy is selfish to stand in front of the fan to make himself cool but others hot. The man is selfless because he protects the old lady from the rain, but he gets wet himself. 自私的 无私的 Which boy is a giant? Sam is standing in front of a giant. He has to shout to him when they talk. 巨人 大喊 The workers are building the gate. I live in a small house with a big gate, not in a tall building. 原形build (建造v.) 大门n. 建筑物n. now I bought the house. last year I own the house. I have owned the house since last year. 自从 (since +时间点) for one year I have owned the house for one year. (for +时间段) nor /n / conj.也不 hole /h l/ n.洞,孔 glad / l d/ adj.高兴的,开心的 knock /n k/ v.碰撞;碰倒,撞倒 knock down 摧毁,拆毁 afraid / fre d/ adj.害怕的,恐惧的 fear /f / v.害怕,恐惧;担心 A horse doesn’t eat meat. Nor a cow. X A horse can’t climb trees. Nor a cow. X 也不 A cow doesn’t eat meat, either. A cow can’t climb trees, either. 否定句 There is a hole in the wall. Who dug the hole? The mouse is good at digging holes. 洞 It’s polite to knock on the door before you go in. It’s impolite to knock down the door. 敲 摧毁 polite impolite The man was glad at first, but he turned afraid later. 开心的 害怕的 (相当于 happy) (相当于 scared) double / d b l/adj.双倍的,两倍的 similar / s m l /adj.相似的,近似的,类似的 message / mes d /n.(电影、书籍、讲话等的) 要旨,主题思想,寓意 action / k n/ n.情节 climax / kla m ks/ n.高潮 return /r t n/v.返回,回来,回去 lively / la vli/adj.充满活力的,生气勃勃的 theirs / e z/pron.他们的,她们的 The girls look similar. But they have some differences. The mother always buys clothes in double. 相似的 look similar 相当于 look alike 双倍 Mon What message does the picture bring? Wish you get rich soon. 马上有钱。 信息, 寓意 The action of the story is exciting. What do you think is the climax of the story? Havoc in Heaven True or False Monkey King 情节, 行动n. 高潮 After they finished the journey, they returned to Tang Dynasty. 返回, 归还 Look at their faces. I think they are lively youngsters. The future is theirs. they, them, their, theirs 充满活力的 energetic active See you. $