第四冊(cè)-unit 1公開(kāi)課一等獎(jiǎng)省優(yōu)質(zhì)課大賽獲獎(jiǎng)?wù)n件

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HumanFeelingsUnitOneHumanFeelingsPartIWarm-up

PartIILet’sListenSectionOneListenforSkillsSectionTwoListenandPracticeItemANews:StudyFindsLightsColorAffectsMoodItemBNews:ForeignLeadersTakingSidesAgainstDonaldTrump ItemCLongConversation ItemDCompounddictationPartIIILet’sWatchSectionOneRealWorldSectionTwoDubbingOnCathy’sDeathbedPartIVLet’sTalkSectionOneDialogueSectionTwoFreeTalk目錄PartIWarm-upA.Lookandlisten

1.Love’sgreatestgiftisitsabilitytomakeeverythingittouches.Hatingpeopleislikeburningdownyourownhousetoarat.Amother’sloveissomethingthatnoonecanexplain.Itismadeofdeepandofsacrificeandpain.Itisendlessandandenduring,comewhatmay.

3.RomeoandJulietareinlovewitheachother,buttheycannevergettogetherbecauseofthedeepbetweenthetwofamilies.ThebookWutheringHeightstellsusastoryaboutloveand.TheboyHeathcliffisadoptedbyMr.EarnshawandfallsinlovewithMr.Earnshaw’sdaughterCatherine.AfterbeingdeceivedbyMr.Rochester,Janeleaveshimandbecomesapowerfulandwoman.Butintheend,shediscoversthatMr.Rochesterisstillthemanshelovesandtheyfinally.Lookatthepictures.Listentothestatementsandfillintheblankswiththewordsor

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inthelist.independentreunitebreakuphatreddevotionrevengegetridofheadoverheelsunselfishabandonedmarriage

selfishsacred

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reunite

independentPartIWarm-upB.Askandanswerthequestions.Askandanswerthefollowingquestionswithapartner.Whatdoyouloveandwhatdoyouhate?2.Arethereanypeopleyouloveorhate?Why?Iloveplayingcomputergames/goingtothecinema/goingoutwithmygoodfriends.Ihateworkingalldayandnight/mynewpart-timejob.Yes.Ilovemymotherverymuch.Shedevotesherselftoourfamily./Idon’tlikemyclassmateTom,becauseheneverhelpsotherpeopleandalwaystakesadvantageoftheirmisfortune.LearningTalkingaboutlikesIlove…Ilike…I’mcrazyabout…I’mkeenon…I’mheadoverheelsinlovewith…Ilove…todeath.TalkingaboutdislikesIdon’tlike…Ihate/dislike…I’mfedupwith…Ican’tstand…Idon’tcarefor…I’mboredtodeathwith……isthelastmanIwanttomarry.PartIILet’slistenSectionOneListenforskillsA.Listenandpractice

Listentothefollowingnewsandfillintheblankswiththeinformationyou’veheard.

1.TheWorldTradeOrganizationistheonlyglobalinternationalorganizationdealingwiththerulesoftradebetweennations.Atitsheartare,negotiatedandsignedbythebulkoftheworld’stradingnationsandratifiedintheirparliaments.Thegoalistohelpproducersofgoodsandservices,exporters,andimporters.2.

Ineconomics,BRICisagroupingacronymthatreferstotherelatedeconomiesofBrazil,Russia,India,andChina.TheacronymwasusedbyJimO’NeillofGoldmanSachsin.3.

BoaoForumforAsiaisanon-governmental,not-for-profitinternationalorganization.BoaoForumisaprestigiousforumforleadersin,,andtheacademiccommunityinAsiaandothercontinentstosharevisionsoninthisdynamicregionandtheworldatlarge.theWTOagreements

conducttheirbusiness

governmentbusinessthemostpressingissuesPartIILet’slistenSectionOneListenforskills

B.ListenandrepeatListenandreadeachsentenceafterthespeaker.1.TheWorldTradeOrganizationistheonlyglobalinternationalorganizationdealingwiththerulesoftradebetweennations.2.Ineconomics,BRICisagroupingacronymthatreferstotherelatedeconomiesofBrazil,Russia,India,andChina.3.BoaoForumforAsiaisanon-governmental,not-for-profitinternationalorganization.PartIILet’slistenSectionTwoListenandpracticeA.StudyFindsLightColorAffectsMoodListentothefollowingnewsandchoosethebestanswers.1.Whatgroupofpeoplemaydevelopclinicaldepression?（

）PeoplewhoreadslateatnightPeoplewholiveorworkinlowlevelsoflightovernightPeoplewhoworklateatnightPeoplewholiveinpoorconditions2.Whichofthefollowingisnotoneofthesignsofclinicaldepression?()A.lossofinterestorpleasureinmostactivitiesB.thoughtsofdeathorsuicideC.lowenergylevelssevereformofdepression3.Whydidtheresearcherschoosehamsterstodotheexperiment?()A.becausetheyareindifferentcolorsB.becausetheysleepduringthedayandareactiveatnightC.becausetheyareneutralD.becausetheyaresmallmammalsNewWords:clinicaladj.臨床suiciden.自殺hamstern.倉(cāng)鼠nocturnaladj.夜，夜間發(fā)生foldableadj.可折疊BBDPartIILet’slistenSectionTwoListenandpracticeTranscripts

A.StudyFindsLightColorAffectsMood

Somecolorsthatpeopleseelateatnightcouldcausesignsoftheconditionmentalhealthexpertscallclinicaldepression.Thatwasthefindingofastudythatbuildsonearlierstudyfindings.Theyshowthatindividualswholiveorworkinlowlevelsoflightovernightcandevelopclinicaldepression.Doctorsusethewordsclinicaldepressiontodescribesevereformofdepression.Signsmayincludelossofinterestorpleasureinmostactivities,lowenergylevelsandthoughtsofdeathorsuicide.Inthenewstudy,Americaninvestigatorsdesignedanexperimentthatexposedhamsterstodifferentcolors.Theresearcherschosehamstersbecausetheyarenocturnal,whichmeanstheysleepduringthedayandareactiveatnight.Theanimalswereseparatedinto4groups.Onegroupofhamsterswaskeptinthedarkduringtheirnighttimeperiod.Anothergroupwasplacedinfoldablebluelight,athirdgroupsleptinfoldablewhitelight.Whileafourthwasputinfoldableredlight.Afterfourweeks,theresearchersnotedhowmuchsugarywaterthehamstersdrank.Theyfoundthatthemoredepressedanimalsdranktheleastamountofwater.RandyNelsonheadstheDepartmentofNeuroscienceatOhioStateUniversity.Hesaysanimalsthatsleptinblueandwhitelightappearedtobethemostdepressed.PartIILet’slistenSectionTwoListenandpractice此頁(yè)插入錄音，隱藏答案B.ForeignLeadersTakingSidesAgainstDonaldTrumpListentothefollowingnewsandfillintheblankswiththeinformationyou’veheard.

NewWords:respondv.作出回應(yīng)

remarksn.言辭

tweetv.吱吱叫

opportunismn.機(jī)會(huì)主義，投機(jī)主義

unreliabilityn.不可信

appalv.驚嚇

Butotherforeignleadersarebreakingwithofnottakingsidesinothercountries’elections.MostofthosewhoarespeakingoutarecriticizingtheleadingRepublicanpresidentialcandidate,businessmanDonaldTrump.InEngland,ParliamentdebatedaresolutiontobanTrumpfromenteringthecountry.ThedebatecameafterTrumpcalledforabanonallMuslimsenteringtheUnitedStates.yJamesThurberheadstheCenterforCongressionalandPresidentialStudiesatAmericanUniversityinWashingtonD.C.Hesaiditis“highlyunusual”forforeignleaderstoacandidateforthepresidency,evenbeforehehaswonhisparty’snomination.BackgroundInformation川普言論招致全球批評(píng)，連美國(guó)最堅(jiān)定盟國(guó)也深表不然。他要禁止穆斯林入境，批評(píng)伊斯蘭是“仇恨我們”宗教，誓言要墨西哥付錢(qián)在美墨邊界蓋高圍籬，又說(shuō)要求盟國(guó)為與美國(guó)軍事同盟多分?jǐn)傎M(fèi)用。英國(guó)首相卡麥隆最近數(shù)次批評(píng)川普，形容川普去年主張禁止穆斯林入境美國(guó)為“分裂、愚蠢和錯(cuò)誤”。墨西哥總統(tǒng)潘納上周說(shuō)，墨西哥不會(huì)付錢(qián)蓋邊境圍籬。他也批評(píng)美國(guó)民眾支持川普乖張言論有如希特勒和墨索里尼當(dāng)年崛起背景traditioncriticizetemporaryPartIILet’slistenSectionTwoListenandpracticeB.ForeignLeadersTakingSidesAgainstDonaldTrumpTranscriptsWhenCubanPresidentRaúlCastrowasaskedhisviewoftheU.S.presidentialelection,hedidwhatforeignleadersusuallydo.Hedidnotanswerthequestion.Castroresponded,“IcannotvoteintheUnitedStates”atanewsconferenceTuesdaywithPresidentBarackObamainHavana.Butotherforeignleadersarebreakingwithtraditionofnottakingsidesinothercountries’elections.MostofthosewhoarespeakingoutarecriticizingtheleadingRepublicanpresidentialcandidate,businessmanDonaldTrump.MexicanPresidentEnriquePenaNietocomparedthelanguageofTrumptoAdolfHitlerandBenitoMussolini.TrumphascalledforMexicotopayforanewwallbetweenthetwonations.HealsosaidMexicois“sendingpeoplethathavelotsofproblems...they'rebringingdrugs,they'rebringingcrime.They'rerapists.Andsome,Iassume,aregoodpeople."PenaNietorespondedinaninterviewwithMexico’sExcelsiornewspaper."That'sthewayMussoliniarrivedandthewayHitlerarrived,"hesaid.InEngland,ParliamentdebatedaresolutiontobanTrumpfromenteringthecountry.ThedebatecameafterTrumpcalledforatemporarybanonallMuslimsenteringtheUnitedStates.ParliamentendedupnotvotingontheTrumpresolution.ButBritishleadersstillcriticizedhim."Ithinkhisremarksaredivisive,stupidandwrong,"saidBritishPrimeMinisterDavidCameron.AftertheMarch22terroristattacksonBrussels,TrumptweetedalinktoremarkshemadeinJanuary,callingtheBelgiumcitya“hellhole.”“Time&timeagainIhavebeenrightaboutterrorism.It’stimetogettough,”hetweeted.WhentheNewYorkTimesreachedBrusselsMayorYvanMayeurforaresponse,hisofficewrote,“Wedon'treacttoMr.Trump'scomments.Haveaniceday.”Thedaybeforetheterroristattacks,TrumpsaidhefavorsreducingtheU.S.involvementwithNATO.NATOisa28-nationcoalitionthatworksforthesecurityofitsmembernations.TrumphasarguedthroughouthiscampaignthatothernationsbesidestheU.S.shouldbepayingmoretodefendEuropeandAsia.AnaPalacioisaformerSpanishforeignminister.SheexpressedconcernsaboutTrump’sviewsinarecentinterviewwithPolitico.“Theopportunism,unreliabilityandamoralitythatwehaveseenduringthe[Trump]campaignwouldbedamagingfortheworldingeneralandhurtEuropeinparticular,”shesaid.JamesThurberheadstheCenterforCongressionalandPresidentialStudiesatAmericanUniversityinWashingtonD.C.Hesaiditis“highlyunusual”forforeignleaderstocriticizeacandidateforthepresidency,evenbeforehehaswonhisparty’snomination.ThurberjustreturnedfromTurkey,wheremanyalreadyhavenegativeviewsoftheUnitedStates“ButtheyareappalledatwhatDonaldTrumpissayingaboutMuslims,”hesaid.PartIILet’slistenSectionTwoListenandpracticeC.LongconversationListentoonelongconversationandchoosethebestanswer.1.a.Theirfavoritemovies.（）b.Jokesforentertainment.c.Pastimeforthenight.Theireatinghabits.2.a.Shecan’twearformalandexpensivedressthere.（）b.Theseatstherearequiteuncomfortable.c.Therearelotsofnoisesintheopenair.Watchingoutdoormovieswouldcostalot.3.a.Haveamealatrestaurantandgotomovies.（）b.Seeanoutdoormoviewithtake-awayfood.c.Watchaterrifyingfilmwithoutsubtitle.d.Seesomenewforeignfilmsintheopenair.Glossaryuncomfortable/?n?k?mft?bl/a.不舒適melt/melt/v.融化objection/

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CCdPartIILet’slistenSectionTwoListenandpracticeC.LongconversationTranscript

W:Iwanttodosomethingtonightforachange;let’sgotothemovies.M:Inthisheat?Areyoukidding?W:Wecangototheoutdoormovie.DoyouthinkI’dsuggestanindooroneinthemiddleofthesummerinSanDiego?M:I’drathergooutforameal.Theoutdoormoviesaresouncomfortable.W:Whydon’tyoudothebothatthesametime?Wecouldpickupsometake-awayfoodandeatitinthemovie.M:Thatsoundsfine.Buttheynevershowanygoodfilmsinthesummer.Atleastnotanyofthenewones.Allyougetaretheoldclassics.It’sjustwhatwe’veseenhalfadozentimes.W:Butthat’swhytheyareclassics.They’reworthseeingagainandagain.M:Anotherobjectiontotheoutdoormoviesisthatyoucanneverhearproperly.Youhearallthetrafficfromoutside.W:Well,wecanfindaforeignfilmwithprintedtranslationatthebottomofthescreen,thenyoudon’tneedtohearthesound.Ithinkitwouldbefuntositwatchingoldfilmandeatingamealatthesametime.M:LasttimeIwenttoanoutdoormovie,IboughtabarofchocolatetoeatasIwent.ItwasahorrorfilmandIwasshockedIjustsatthereholdingmybarofchocolateuntiltheintervalwhenIfoundithadmeltedinmyhandandrunalldownmytrousers.Thatwasanexpensiveevening-out.W:Well,wedon’tgoandseeahorrorfilm,darling,andtake-awaymealsdon’tmelt.

PartIILet’slistenSectionTwoListenandpracticeC.LongconversationQuestions:此頁(yè)點(diǎn)擊右下角圖標(biāo)回到第一頁(yè)1.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?(c)2.Whichisoneofthereasonsforthewoman’sobjectiontooutdoormovies?(c)3.Whatarethetwospeakerspossiblygoingtodotonight?(b)PartIILet’slistenSectionTwoListenandpracticeD.CompoundDictationListentothepassageandfillinthemissingwords.Thepassagewillbereadthreetimes.Angerisanemotionthatcanbehardtocontrol.Despitethis,weshouldlearnhowtomanageangerinaconstructivemanner.Inthemostmomentsofanger,weusuallyhavetwochoices:toortorun.Somechoosetheoptionofviolence,whichistoanger;andotherschoosetorun.Somemaythinkrunningmeansyouarea.Buttheoptionofwalkingawayandcalmingdownisthemoreproductivemethodofanger,especiallywhenyourheartisracing,andyourangerisover.Thereareconstructivewaysofhandlingangerinany.First,youhavetostopforabriefmomentandthinkbeforeyou.Takethatmomenttoclamdownwhenyoufeelyourselfbeingpushed.Atthatmomentyoushouldadmityouareangry.Ifyourefusetoadmityou’reangryorhurt,orifyoumakeitappearthateverythingispeachesandcream,youarenotmanagingangerinaproductiveway..Forexample,youcanstayinaquietplacebyyourselfandshout;oryoucantalktoaclosefriendtoventyourrage.Ifyoudonotacknowledgeyouranger,.Then,inordertomanageyouranger,youcanaskyourselfanimportantquestionthatweallmustaskourselves,“Whatmademeanger?”Whenyougettheanswer,andthenaskyourself,“Whydidthatmademeangry?”.(1)intense(5)handling(4)cowardandletyourfeelingsoutbeforeyoublowup(3)negative(2)fight(9)Youshouldfirstadmityouareangry(8)act(7)situation(6)boiling(11)Throughsuchlogicalreasoning,onetendstocalmdownandmovestowardasensiblesolutioneventuallyexplodelikeavolcano(10)itonlybuildsupinsideyouandwillPartIIILet’sWatchSectionOneRealWorldJaneEyreLeavingMr.RochesterGlossarygrieve[gri:v]

v.reproach[r??pr??t?]

n.mistress[?m?str?s]

n.hanger-on[?h?????n]

n.wicked[?w?k?d]

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v.悲傷，難過(guò)斥責(zé)情婦攀附權(quán)貴者殘忍偷偷摸摸地奮斗BackgroundInformationJaneEyreisgovernesstoMr.Rochester’sdaughter.JaneandEdwardfallinlovewitheachother.However,ontheirweddingday,JanelearnsthatEdwardhasawifewhoisinsanebutstillalive.PartIIILet’sWatchSectionOneRealWorldA.GettheMainIdeaWatchthevideoclipandfillintheblankstocompletethegraph.Edward(1)toJaneJane(2)EdwardbegsJaneto(3)apologizesexplainswhyshecan’tstaystayPartIIILet’sWatchSectionOneRealWorldB.WatchfordetailsWatchthevideoclipagain.Choosethebestanswerstothefollowingquestions.

1.WhatdoesJanedecidetodo?()a.ShedecidestoleaveEdward.b.ShedecidestoleavewithEdward.c.ShedecidestomarryEdward.ShedecidestobeEdward’smistress.2.AccordingtoJane,shewillonlystayontheconditionthat__________.()a.

Edward’swifehasdiedb.shehaseverythingc.sheandEdwardareequalEdwardgiveshereverythingheowns3. WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutEdward?()a.HedoesnotwantJanetoleave.b.Hehasawifethatstilllives.c.HelovesJane.d.Hehasamistress.adcPartIIILet’sWatchSectionOneRealWorldB.WatchfordetailsTranscript

Edward: So,comeoutatlast.Youshutyourselfinyourroomandgrievealone.Notonewordofreproach.Nothing.Isthattobemypunishment?Ididn’tmeantowoundyoulikethis.Doyoubelievethat?Iwouldn’thurtyou,notfortheworld.WhatwasItodo?Confesseverything?Ishould’velostyou.Imightaswellhavelostmylife.Jane: Youhavelostme,Edward.AndIhavelostyou.Edward:

No.Whydoyousaythattome?Topunishmealittlelonger?Jane,I’vebeenthrough…ForthefirsttimeIhavefoundwhatIcantrulylove.Don’ttakeitawayfromme.Jane: Imustleaveyou.Edward: Jane,willyoulistentome?Jane: Iwillnotliveasyourmistress.Edward: Isthatallthat’simportanttoyou,beingMrs.EdwardRochester?Jane: CanyoureallybelieveIthinkthat?Edward: WhatamIsupposedtobelieve?Yousayyouloveme.Howcanyouthinkofleavingmethen?Jane: Edward,whatwouldIbeasyourmistress?Ahanger-on?Anddependentwith,withnoplaceofmyown?Norighttobehere.Allrightswouldbeonyourside;noneonmine.Edward: Rights!Youtalklikealawyer!Everythingthat’smineisyours.WhatmorecanIgiveyou?Pleasegotonextpageformoretranscript！PartIIILet’sWatchSectionOneRealWorldB.WatchfordetailsJane: Iwantnothing.Nothing.Onlyyou.Edward: Thenstay,Jane.Jane: WhenIcometoyou,Edward,Icometoyouasanequal.Iwillnotbeless.EvenforthemanIlove.Edward: Youmeantogoonewayintheworldandletmegoanother.Jane: Yes.Edward: Thisiswicked!Whointheworldwillcarewhatwedo?Jane: Icare.Youhaveawifestillliving.Edward: Living!Huh!Jane: Shestilllives!AndwhateverstateGodhasseenfittovisitonher,shestilllives.Shecannothelpwhatsheis.Iwillnotslippastherslylyinthenighttotakemyplaceinyourbed.Edward: Youflingmebackthen?UponthelifeIlivedbefore.Jane: YouneednomorechoosethatthanI.Youareborntostriveandendure.YouwillforgetmebeforeIforgetyou.Edward: Youmakealiarofmewithsuchlanguage.Gothen.Go!Ifthat’sallIseemtoyou.Jane,wait.Wait.Don’tdecidetoosoon.Waitawhile.Waitjustawhile.劇情介紹：簡(jiǎn)·愛(ài)在羅切斯特先生莊園當(dāng)家庭教師，兩人擦出愛(ài)火花，但在結(jié)婚當(dāng)日，羅切斯特先生遭到揭露——他已經(jīng)娶妻，妻子因瘋病被關(guān)在莊園里。簡(jiǎn)·愛(ài)離開(kāi)莊園，意外碰到表哥與兩位表姊妹。正當(dāng)簡(jiǎn)·愛(ài)猶豫是否嫁給表哥，一起離開(kāi)英國(guó)前往異國(guó)傳教時(shí)，卻從冥冥中聽(tīng)到了羅切斯特先生呼喚。以前，羅切斯特先生莊園已因?yàn)榀偲蘅v火毀于一旦，他本人也受傷致盲。簡(jiǎn)·愛(ài)趕回莊園，兩人從此幸福地生活在一起。PartIIILet’sWatchSectionTwoDubbingOnCathy’sDeathbedGlossaryscowl

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blight

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a.怒視損壞，傷害訓(xùn)斥值得，有價(jià)值任性恣意BackgroundInformationThepoororphanHeathcliffisadoptedbykind-heartedMr.Earnshaw.HeathclifffallsinlovewithCatherine,Mr.Earnshaw’sdaughter.WhenCatherinemarriesMr.Linton,Heathcliff’sloveturnsintohate,whicheventuallydestroyshimandmanyaroundhim.ThisclipisaboutCatherine’slastmeetingwithHeathcliffbeforeherdeath.PartIIILet’sWatchSectionTwoDubbing插入有聲視頻

電影介紹：咆哮山莊主人恩肖先生帶回一名孤兒，取名希斯克利夫，對(duì)他溺愛(ài)有加，比對(duì)自己一雙兒女還要喜愛(ài)。老主人死后，為了報(bào)復(fù)，小主人辛德雷把希斯克利夫貶為仆役，百般迫害，可是他妹妹凱瑟琳與希斯克利夫依舊親密無(wú)間。以后，凱瑟琳受外界影響，轉(zhuǎn)而愛(ài)上埃德加·林敦。希斯克利夫憤而出走，多年后致富回鄉(xiāng)，而凱瑟琳已嫁給埃德加。希斯克利夫?yàn)榇诉M(jìn)行瘋狂報(bào)復(fù)，經(jīng)過(guò)賭博奪走了辛德雷家財(cái)，辛德雷本人酗酒至死。希斯克利夫還有意娶了埃德加妹妹伊莎貝拉，進(jìn)行迫害。內(nèi)心痛苦不堪凱瑟琳則抑郁而死。PartIIILet’sWatchSectionTwoDubbingWatchthevideoclipwiththehelpofthelinesbelowandthendothedubbingjobbywatchingthesilentvideoclip.Payattentiontothecharacters’mouthmovements,andtrytoachievelip-sync.Catherine:Heathcliff,comehere.Heathcliff:Cathy.Catherine:I,Iwasdreamingyoumightcomebeforeldied.Youmightcomeandscowlatmeoncemore.Heathcliff:Cathy.Catherine:Oh,Heathcliff,howstrongyoulook.HowmanyyearsdoyoumeantoliveafterI’mgone?Don’t,don’tletmego.lfIcouldonlyholdyoutillwewerebothdead.WillyouforgetmewhenI’mintheearth?Heathcliff:Icouldassoonforgetyouasmyownlife.Cathy,ifyoudie…Catherine:PoorHeathcliff.Come.Letmefeelhowstrongyouare.Heathcliff:Strongenoughtobringusbothbacktolife,Cathy,ifyouwanttolive.Catherine:No,Heathcliff.Iwanttodie.Heathcliff:Oh,Cathy.Whydidyoukillyourself?Catherine:Holdme.Justholdme.Heathcliff:No,I’llnotcomfortyou.Mytearsdon’tloveyou,Cathy.Theyblightandcurseanddamnyou.Catherine:Heathcliff,don’tbreakmyheart.Heathcliff:Oh,Cathy,Ineverbrokeyourheart.Youbrokeit.Cathy,Cathy,youlovedme!Whatrighttothrowloveawayforthepoorfancythingyoufeltforhim?Forahandfulofworthiness?MiseryanddeathandalltheevilsGodandmancouldhammerdownwouldneverhavepartedus.Youdidthatalone.Youwanderedofflikeawanton,greedychildtobreakyourheartandmine.Catherine:Heathcliff,forgiveme.We’vesolittletime.Heathcliff:Oh,Cathy…Cathy,yourwastedhands.Kissmeagain.PartIVLet’sTalkSectionOneDialogueA.RoleplayConductaroleplaybasedonthefollowingdialogue.Tourist:Ipaidgoodmoneyforthistourandwouldappreciatesomehelpwithsomeproblemsthathavecomeup.Manager:Iwouldliketohelpyousmoothoutanydifficultiesyouarehaving.WhatcanIhelpyouwith?Tourist:Thistourcompanycan’tseemtocoordinateanything.Wearealwaysarrivingaftersomethingisclosedorgettingtherewhentheguidesforthesiteareonabreak.Manager:Wearetryingtofixthat.Aretheaccommodationstoyourliking?Tourist:Ouraccommodationsareprettysubstandard.Manager:Isthereanythinginparticularthatiswrongwithyourroom?Tourist:Theroomsmelledofsmoke,eventhoughitwassupposedtobeanonsmokingroom.Manager:Youshouldnothavetoputupwiththat.Wasthehotelrestaurantgood?Tourist:Actuallyafewpeoplefromourgroupgotsick,andeveryonethinksitwasfromthebaddinnerthatweate.Manager:Ourtourcompanytakesprideinprovidingexcellenttours.Pleaseletmeofferyouafreecitytourandlunchasanapology.PartIVLet’sTalkSectionOneDialogueB.YourturnCreateyourowndialoguebasedonthefollowingsituation.Thewordsandexpressionsintheboxmayhelpyou.fancyenjoycrazyaboutfoodfriendlyshoppinghatecan’tstandtiredoftransportationnoisy

Storyline:SamandAlicesharetheirfeelingsaboutlivinginshanghai.Theytalkabouttheirlikesanddislikes…Modeldialogue:Sam: DoyoureallyfancylivinginShanghai,Alice?Alice: Yes,Ienjoymostofthethingshere,especiallyshopping;youknow,Icanalwaysgetspecialthings,andI’mcrazyaboutthat.Sam: That’strue.ButIlikethefoodhere.ChinesefoodisdeliciousandifyouwanttoeattheEnglishdishes,youcanalsofindtherestaurantstruetoBritishtraditionandtastes.Alice: Talkingaboutrestaurants,Iknowaverygoodoneandmaybewecanhaveatrysomedayeventhoughit’sabitfar.Sam: Abitfar?Youknowwhat,Ihatethetransportationhere,andtherearesomanycarsandtrafficjams.Alice: Ican’tstandthateither.Andit’ssonoisyinthesubway.PartIVLet’sTalkSectionTwoFreetalkTopic:AngerWhattosay:Whatcausesanger?ThingsmakeyouangerAretheredifferenttypesofanger?HowtocalmdownPartIVLet’sTalkSectionTwoFreetalkBrainstorm:

AngerWhatGood/BadHowSmallThingsExpressive/BadforhealthBegenerousConclusionPartIVLet’sTalkSectionTwoFreetalk需要隱藏橫線(xiàn)答案Pathway:Step1—Tostartyourtopic:Question:Doyoueasilygetangry?YourAnswer:

Step2—Todevelopyourtopic:Question1:Whatmakesyouangry?YourAnswer: