外研版（2019） 必修第一册 Unit 2 Exploring English Developing ideas 课件（26张PPT）
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(共26张PPT)
understanding ideas
Exploring English
Unit 2
Pre-reading
Guess
Read the following expressions and guess their meanings.(2mins)
What’s up
ring a bell
small potatoes
toilet water
at sixes and sevens
green fingers
pull up one’s socks
"What's up ", I said to him.
"Nothing much," he answered.
What’s going on
what’s up
JamesCarson - the name rings a bell, I've heard it before.
to sound familiar
ring a bell
something unimportant or insignificant
small potatoes
The toilet water can protect you from the mosquito bites.
a light perfume that does not have a very strong smell
toilet water
My room is at sixes and sevens.
at sixes and sevens
in a confused, badly-organised,
or difficult situation
I got a very bad school report this term. If I don't pull up my socks. I'll fall behind the class.
pull up one’s socks
to make an effort to improve your work
More English expressions:
green hand:
Tom is a green hand in computer operation and he doesn’t know anything about that.
a person without rich experience in a certain field
Fast-reading
Read and find the words and expressions that caused the misunderstandings.
words and expressions
have a frog in one’s throat
on the first floor
wicked
Not bad
unable to speak clearly for a short
timebecause your throat is
dry or blocked
(UK) the floor of a building above the one at ground level
(US) the floor of a building at ground level
morally wrong and intending to hurt people;
(informal) very good, fantastic
pretty good, better than you expected
Expressions reasons which caused misunderstanding
Passage2
Passage1
have a frog in one's throat
the first floor
misinterpret words according to their superficial meaning(望文生义)
culture differences
Careful-reading
Read carefully and guess the reasons which caused their misunderstandings
.
Expressions What happened
Passage3
Passage4
wicked
one word has different meanings(一词多义)
Not bad!
culture differences
What caused their misunderstandings
Conclusion
Coming from different cultural backgrounds
misinterpret words according to their superficial meaning(望文生义)
one word has different meanings(一词多义)
Think & Share
How would you deal with the situations described in the posts
Do you know of any Chinese expressions that often cause misunderstandings for people from other countries Share them with the class.
Other Chinese Examples
张三：中国队以大比分大胜日本队。
李四：是的，中国队大败日本队，回去庆祝。
老外：一脸蒙圈。到底谁赢了？
Which post do you find most interesting Retell its situation, and perform in pairs.
post-reading
Activity 5
Who were the people in the story
Where did the story take place
What happened
What caused the misunderstanding
Writing a story about a misunderstanding in English
Activity 5
1. Who were the people in the story
They were a Chinese exchange student and her British host family.
2. Where did the story take place
It took place in the girl’s British host family’s home.
3. What happened
The boy told the girl that they were going to have toad-in-the-hole for dinner. The girl wasn’t sure whether it would be a real toad in a hole.
4. What caused the misunderstanding
The girl didn’t know that “toad-in-the-hole” is actually the name of a dish.
Writing a story about a misunderstanding in English
Toad-in-the-hole
Activity 6
Write a paragraph to tell the story.
Present your production to the class.
Post-reading: Presentation
Share your story with the class.
Last summer, I stayed with a British host family. One day, I was really surprised when Jeremy, the son of the family, told me that we would have toad-in-the-hole for dinner. I wasn’t sure whether we were going to eat a real toad in a hole. If so, how terrible! I joined them at dinner time___________________________________(很紧张)._______________________(令我吃惊的是), a dish of sausages cooked in Yorkshire pudding (a mix that tastes a bit like pancakes) was served on the table, and it tasted delicious. ___________________toad-in-the-hole is a typical dish for a British dinner, and there’s no toad!__________________________(多么好的体验)! It was interesting to try such yummy food with a strange name.
with butterflies in my stomach
To my astonishment
It turned out that
What an amazing experience
More English expressions:
couch potato:
someone who spends a lot of time sitting and watching television
More English expressions:
the Yellow Pages:
a book that contains the telephone numbers of businesses and organisations in an area
Assignment:
write this passage on your paper.
understanding ideas
Exploring English
Unit 2
Pre-reading
Guess
Read the following expressions and guess their meanings.(2mins)
What’s up
ring a bell
small potatoes
toilet water
at sixes and sevens
green fingers
pull up one’s socks
"What's up ", I said to him.
"Nothing much," he answered.
What’s going on
what’s up
JamesCarson - the name rings a bell, I've heard it before.
to sound familiar
ring a bell
something unimportant or insignificant
small potatoes
The toilet water can protect you from the mosquito bites.
a light perfume that does not have a very strong smell
toilet water
My room is at sixes and sevens.
at sixes and sevens
in a confused, badly-organised,
or difficult situation
I got a very bad school report this term. If I don't pull up my socks. I'll fall behind the class.
pull up one’s socks
to make an effort to improve your work
More English expressions:
green hand:
Tom is a green hand in computer operation and he doesn’t know anything about that.
a person without rich experience in a certain field
Fast-reading
Read and find the words and expressions that caused the misunderstandings.
words and expressions
have a frog in one’s throat
on the first floor
wicked
Not bad
unable to speak clearly for a short
timebecause your throat is
dry or blocked
(UK) the floor of a building above the one at ground level
(US) the floor of a building at ground level
morally wrong and intending to hurt people;
(informal) very good, fantastic
pretty good, better than you expected
Expressions reasons which caused misunderstanding
Passage2
Passage1
have a frog in one's throat
the first floor
misinterpret words according to their superficial meaning(望文生义)
culture differences
Careful-reading
Read carefully and guess the reasons which caused their misunderstandings
.
Expressions What happened
Passage3
Passage4
wicked
one word has different meanings(一词多义)
Not bad!
culture differences
What caused their misunderstandings
Conclusion
Coming from different cultural backgrounds
misinterpret words according to their superficial meaning(望文生义)
one word has different meanings(一词多义)
Think & Share
How would you deal with the situations described in the posts
Do you know of any Chinese expressions that often cause misunderstandings for people from other countries Share them with the class.
Other Chinese Examples
张三：中国队以大比分大胜日本队。
李四：是的，中国队大败日本队，回去庆祝。
老外：一脸蒙圈。到底谁赢了？
Which post do you find most interesting Retell its situation, and perform in pairs.
post-reading
Activity 5
Who were the people in the story
Where did the story take place
What happened
What caused the misunderstanding
Writing a story about a misunderstanding in English
Activity 5
1. Who were the people in the story
They were a Chinese exchange student and her British host family.
2. Where did the story take place
It took place in the girl’s British host family’s home.
3. What happened
The boy told the girl that they were going to have toad-in-the-hole for dinner. The girl wasn’t sure whether it would be a real toad in a hole.
4. What caused the misunderstanding
The girl didn’t know that “toad-in-the-hole” is actually the name of a dish.
Writing a story about a misunderstanding in English
Toad-in-the-hole
Activity 6
Write a paragraph to tell the story.
Present your production to the class.
Post-reading: Presentation
Share your story with the class.
Last summer, I stayed with a British host family. One day, I was really surprised when Jeremy, the son of the family, told me that we would have toad-in-the-hole for dinner. I wasn’t sure whether we were going to eat a real toad in a hole. If so, how terrible! I joined them at dinner time___________________________________(很紧张)._______________________(令我吃惊的是), a dish of sausages cooked in Yorkshire pudding (a mix that tastes a bit like pancakes) was served on the table, and it tasted delicious. ___________________toad-in-the-hole is a typical dish for a British dinner, and there’s no toad!__________________________(多么好的体验)! It was interesting to try such yummy food with a strange name.
with butterflies in my stomach
To my astonishment
It turned out that
What an amazing experience
More English expressions:
couch potato:
someone who spends a lot of time sitting and watching television
More English expressions:
the Yellow Pages:
a book that contains the telephone numbers of businesses and organisations in an area
Assignment:
write this passage on your paper.