外研版（2019）选择性必修第二册Unit 3 Times change Using language 听说课 课件(共20张PPT)

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Times change!
Unit 3
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Integrated skills
Words and Expressions
era
reform
reform and opening-up
*pave
pave the way
socialist
n. 时代，年代
n. 改进；改革
改革开放
v. 铺(路、地面等)
铺平道路；创造条件
adj. 社会主义的
Read after the tape and speak out the Chinese immediately.
Words and Expressions
alongside
initiative
the Belt and Road Initiative
solid
economic
occupation
prep. (与……)一起
n. 倡议
“一带一路” 倡议
adj. 坚实的
adj. 经济(上)的
n. 工作，职业
Now let’s read the passage to learn more about it.
Do you know China’s reform and opening-up policy(改革开放政策) What impact has it had on Chinese society
Let’s watch a video about it.
Read the passage and answer the questions. Pay attention to the expressions circled.
1 What is the passage about
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China has entered into a new era since the implementation of the reform and opening-up policy and will continue to move forward.
2 Can you explain the meaning of the expressions circled in your own words
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pave the way: If something paves the way for/to something else, it makes the other thing possible.
has had a great influence: the power to have an effect on people or things, or a person or thing that is able to do this.
break new ground: do something innovative which is regarded as an advance or of positive benefit.
share the fruits: to let others have the good results that you get from something such as hard work.
a new dawn: a new or fresh beginning, or a turning point that achieves as much.
lead into a new era: reach a period of time of which particular events or stages of development are typical.
Complete the speech with the correct form of the expressions in Activity 5.
paved the way
breaking new ground
lead into a new era
has a great influence
to share the fruits
pave the way
have a great influence
break new ground share the fruits
a new dawn
lead into a new era
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Check your answers:
Listen to the interview and choose its purpose.
1 To find out what changes Shenzhen has undergone after the introduction of the reform and opening-up policy.
2 To understand how people feel about the way life has changed in Shenzhen this century.
3 To show what the first special economic zone looks like now.
4 To figure out how life is different for the older and younger generations in Shenzhen.
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Listen again and complete the interview record.
more than 40 years
software engineer
surrounded by fields
busy streets and no traffic jams
fishing and farming
an international city
over 12 million people
was just like any other
New things
easier
opportunities and challenges
realise their dreams
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Check your answers:
In order to have a better understanding of China’s growth miracle, we’re doing a series of special programmes on this subject. This, the first episode, is on Shenzhen. As the first special economic zone, Shenzhen has undergone rapid development over the decades. We have interviewed some Shenzhen residents, and now let's hear what they have to say about the pace of growth.
Interviewer: Excuse me. I’m a reporter from Life TV. May I take a few minutes of your time and ask you some questions
Interviewee: Certainly, go ahead.
Interviewer: Thank you. Were you born and brought up in Shenzhen
Interviewee: Not really, but I moved here with my parents when I was young.
Interviewer: How long have you been living here
Interviewee: More than 40 years.
Interviewer: And may I ask what your occupation is
Interviewee: I'm a software engineer for an IT company.
Check your answers!
Tapescript
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Interviewer: Can you describe what Shenzhen was like when you were young
Interviewee: At that time Shenzhen was only a small town surrounded by fields. There were not many people living there. Of course there were no busy streets and no traffic jams. People made a living from fishing and farming.
Interviewer: What's your impression of Shenzhen's rapid development since reform and opening up
Interviewee: Oh, there's been a huge change! It has developed into an international city with modern skyscrapers all around and a population of over 12 million people. Isn't that amazing
Interviewer: That’s for sure. How would you compare your life then and now
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Interviewee: Compared with the past, life is busier, and everything is changing all the time. In the past, people just stayed in the same area, and one day was just like any other. But now each day brings something new. New things keep coming, and I’ve lived in many different places in Shenzhen, always on the move.
Interviewer: Are you happy with all this change
Interviewee: Yes. Although the pace is faster, life is easier, and it's certainly interesting!
Interviewer: What would you say about Shenzhen today
Interviewee: Today's Shenzhen is a very special place, and I'm proud to live here. It's also full of opportunities and challenges, especially for young people. I think Shenzhen is a place where they can realise their dreams.
Interviewer: OK. Thank you very much for your time.
Interviewee: You're welcome.
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Now talk about the changes in Shenzhen in your own words.
Complete the boxes with the expressions from the interview.
◆ At that time...
◆ There has been a huge change!
◆ Compared with the past,...
◆ In the past, ...
◆ But now...
◆ ... has undergone rapid development...
◆ ...was only a small town...
◆ It has developed into... with...
◆ It’s full of...
◆... is a place where...
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Activity 4: Work in pairs. Describe the changes in your own home town using the expressions in this section.
Sample:
My hometown is a small county in Jiangxi. Twenty years ago, it was just a place where you couldn’t see many buildings or cars. But now there are high buildings here and there. In the past, there were seldom busy streets and no traffic jams. But now, there are shopping malls and business streets in the downtown. It’s full of prosperity.
Now think about how well you can use the language you have learnt to express yourself.
Homework
Draw a thinking map to show the great changes in your hometown;
Recite the key expressions in this period