Unit 6 How do you feel? 课件(共27张PPT)

(共27张PPT)
Module 6
Unit 1
How do you feel?
Have you ever met with anything unpleasant in your life?
What’s the biggest?
What would you do then?
too much homework
too many courses after school
fail the exam
no friend
without their parents' company(陪伴)
no time to play
play the guitar
New Words
Do you want to learn a musical instrument??
If you work hard, you won’t fail your exam.
They just made a deal.
Listen and decide.
What is Tony’s problem?
a) Tony is spending too much time playing the guitar, and he may fail in his exams.
c) Tony’s parents want to stop him enjoying music, although they have made a deal with him before.
b) All of Tony’s friends can play musical
instruments after class, but he has to study hard.
2 Listen again and check the true sentences.
1 Tony’s dad is worried that Tony spends
too much time playing the guitar.
2 Tony has failed an exam.
3 Tony’s mum wants Tony to stop playing
the guitar.
4 Tony plays music together with his
friends.
5 Tony’s mum suggests that Tony should
have guitar lessons.
6 Tony’s dad does not agree with Tony’s
mum’s suggestion.
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Answer the question.
What does Tony’s mum suggest?
She suggests that they pay for his guitar lessons if he works hard.
Why does Tony say he will do his homework
after dinner?
a) Because he wants a rest from schoolwork.
b) Because he can do his homework in the library.
c) Because homework is less important than music.
Listen and read.
4 Choose the correct answer.
2. Why does Tony’s dad think Tony should not go to the library so much?
a) Because he wants Tony to learn an instrument.
b) Because working in the library stops Tony from playing the guitar.
c) Because Tony will not have enough time to study.
3. How does Tony feel about the work in the library?
a) It is more interesting than homework and should come first.
b) It is not as important as homework.
c) It is good because he can help the community and read books there at the same time.
5 Complete the passage with the words in the box.
community consider habit instead knowledge shame
Tony wants to go to the library, because he works there to help the (1)___________. He can also read books there and increase his (2)__________. But his father thinks it is a (3)________ that Tony does not (4)________ his homework to be more important. He wants Tony to get into the (5)_______ of doing his homework first (6)________ of doing other things after school.
community
knowledge
shame
consider
habit
instead
Retell the conversation according to the words in the box.
Retelling
community consider habit instead knowledge shame
If you were Tony, what would you do in this situation（情形、状况）?
If you were Tony’s dad, how would you talk with Tony?
Read and decide which two can only be used for disagreeing.
Everyday English
● That’s a shame.
● No deal.
● You mean …
● That’s not the point.
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Choose one of the expressions in Everyday English and make a conversation.
Pair work
1.
A: Would you come to my birthday party?
B: Happy Birthday! I’d like to, but I’m having a lesson then.
A: That’s a shame.
B: Yes, but I will ask Betty to bring you a gift.
A: Thank you.
● That’s a shame.
● No deal.
● You mean …
● That’s not the point.
2.
A: Mum, if I make you a cup of tea, will you lend me your computer?
B: Sorry, no deal. I’m working.
A: Could I use it later?
● That’s a shame.
● No deal.
● You mean …
● That’s not the point.
3.
A: Who’s the girl over there?
B: You mean the girl with red coat?
A: No. She’s wearing the green short
pants.
B: Oh, that’s Lingling. She’s the
youngest of them.
● That’s a shame.
● No deal.
● You mean …
● That’s not the point.
4.
A: Hey, you can’t play your music on Dad’s
mobile phone!
B: But I want one so that I can listen
to my music, too.
A: That’s not the point. You didn’t ask Dad
if you could borrow it. He’ll be angry.
● That’s a shame.
● No deal.
● You mean …
● That’s not the point.

Describe the problem and talk about the solutions.
your schoolwork your parents friends sports hobbies
Work in pairs. Talk about the problem you have.
— I failed my maths exam today!
— Don’t worry. If you work harder, you will do better next time.
failed an exam
A: What’s the matter with you?
B: I ...
A: I think you … if …
A: Are you OK?
B: No, not really. ...
A: Oh no! I think if you …
A: Hey, what’s the matter with you?
B: I’m worried about ...
A: I think if you …
Enjoy a song You Raise Me Up by WESTLIFE.