北师大版（2019）选择性必修第二册 Unit4 Humour Lesson1 What’s So Funny?第2课时公开课课件(共21张PPT)

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Unit 4 Humour
Lesson 1 What’s so funny (2)
Answer the following questions.
Why was Grock feeling very down
What will he be doing in the United States
Discuss the tense used in each sentence and summarise their forms.
Everything had been going wrong for him.
I’ve been having a bit of a crisis.
I’ve been doing a lot of work.
I will be working in the United States for three months.
Past Perfect Continuous Tense: had + been + V-ing
Present Perfect Continuous Tense: have + been + V-ing
Future Continuous Tense: will + be + V-ing
Find more examples of continuous tenses from three stories.
Present Perfect Continuous Tense: have + been + V-ing
“Well, I’ve been having a bit of a crisis, you know, lots of problems,” replied the man.
“I’ve been doing a lot of work. ”
“Well, I’ve been having a bit of crisis, you know, lots of problems,” replied the man.
Analyse the usage of the present perfect continuous tense.
Does Grock have a crisis for a long time
When did he start to have a crisis Any exact point
Will he remain in crisis
Past
Present
Future
We use present perfect continuous tense for actions that started in the past and continue in the present.
Analyse the usage of the present perfect continuous tense.
Analyse the usage of the present perfect continuous tense.
Did he work a lot for a long time in the recent past before he visited the doctor
What is the consequence of his doing so much work
“I’ve been doing a lot of work. ”
Past
Present
Future
We use present perfect continuous tense for actions that started in the past and have just finished but have consequences in the present.
He is visiting the doctor.
Analyse the usage of the present perfect continuous tense.
Past Perfect Continuous Tense: had + been + V-ing
So, after he had been feeling depressed for over a month, he decided to go to the doctor.
Finally, after he had been waiting for about half an hour, he was called in for his consultation.
Find more examples of continuous tenses from three stories.
So, after he had been feeling depressed for over a month, he decided to go to the doctor.
Analyse the usage of the past perfect continuous tense.
Did he feel depressed for a long time before he went to see the doctor
When did he start to feel that way Any exact point
Would this state end very soon
Finally, after he had been waiting for about half an hour, he was called in for his consultation.
Analyse the usage of the past perfect continuous tense.
Did he wait for a long time before he was finally called in
When did he begin to wait Any exact point
Past
Present
Future
We use past perfect continuous tense to describe an ongoing action that started in the past and continued for some time in the past.
Analyse the usage of the past perfect continuous tense.
Future Continuous Tense: will + be + V-ing
Don’t come at eleven because I will be babysitting my niece.
By this time next month, we will be lying on the beach sunbathing.
Your uncle will be visiting us for the holidays.
Read the following sentences.
Don’t come at eleven because I will be babysitting my niece.
By this time next month, we will be lying on the beach sunbathing.
Your uncle will be visiting us for the holidays.
Analyse the usage of the present perfect continuous tense.
When do these activities happen
Will they last for some time in the future
We use it to talk about an action that will be in progress (an ongoing or continued action) at some time in the_______.
future
Tenses Form Function Examples
Present Perfect Continuous ________________+main verb-ing We use it for actions that started _________ and continue __________or
actions that started __________and have just finished but have __________ in the present. 1.
2.
Past Perfect Continuous ________________
+main verb-ing We use it to describe an ongoing action that started __________and continued for some time __________.
Future Continuous ________________
+main verb-ing We use it to talk about an action that will be __________(an ongoing or continued action) at some time __________.
Complete the table to summarise the differences of three continuous tenses.
Use the cues in brackets and the present perfect continuous to explain the situations.
1. A girl has healthy-looking skin. (swim a lot)
2. A dog looks happy. (eat a bone)
3. His ear aches. (talk on the phone for hours)
4. Their clothes are muddy. (play football)
5. A woman is walking out of the park, sweating. (jog)
Use the cues in brackets and the past perfect continuous to explain the situations.
1. A girl had healthy-looking skin. (swim a lot)
2. A dog looked happy. (eat a bone)
3. His ear ached. (talk on the phone for hours)
4. Their clothes were muddy. (play football)
5. A woman was walking out of the park, sweating. (jog)
Make up two dialogues in pairs — one in the present perfect continuous and one in the past perfect continuous.
Example 1
A: Peter, your hands are dirty! Have you been working in the garden
B: No. I’ve been repairing my bike.
Example 2
A: I saw Tom was very excited just now. Had he been playing football
B: No. He had been talking to his favourite basketball star.
Make predictions about your partner by using the future continuous.
Example
A: I think that in 2030, you’ll be working in a barbershop.
B: Really I think I will be working abroad as an engineer.
Create a funny story using three continuous tenses.
Homework