Unit-1-Session-2.ppt

NewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Unit One InvitationsNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Are You Really Being InvitedPassage INewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Contents1.Revision2.Warmup3.Leadin4.TextAnalysis5.Dotheexercise6.AssignmentsNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1n nAsk two pairs of students to perform their dialogues in the front.Ask two pairs of students to perform their dialogues in the front.n nAsk Ask students students to to recall recall some some useful useful expressions expressions about about inviting inviting people,people,accepting and declining an invitation.accepting and declining an invitation.ReviewNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Opendiscussionn n1.1.DoDo differentdifferent countriescountries varyvary inin theirtheircustomscustoms whenwhen peoplepeople inviteinvite aa friends?friends?Giveanexample?Giveanexample?2.2.HowHow muchmuch dodo youyou knowknow aboutabout thethepracticeofinvitationinWesterncountries?practiceofinvitationinWesterncountries?Warm upNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Lead inn nThe The customs customs of of inviting inviting friends friends vary vary from from country country to to country,country,generally generally speaking,speaking,on on formal formal occasions occasions the the invitation invitation is is usually usually made made well well in in advance.advance.But But as as for for some some informal informal cases,cases,the the invitation invitation is is usually usually made made orally.orally.NewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Lead inn nTo either of these two invitations,the person being invited should give a clear reply whether the invitation is accepted or not.NewPracticalEnglish2Unit1DictationReadthepassageandthenfinishallthepracticeUnderstandingof the textFillintheblanksKeypointsQuestionNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Para.1 What should you do if someone only invites you,but doesnt saywhat the invitation is for?What are you expected to do if you have to decline an invitation?If someone invites you todo sth.you dont like to do,how should you reply?Para.2Para.3Understandingof the textNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Understandingof the textWhats the proper sequence for refusing an invitation?Para.4NewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Understandingof the textFill in the following blanks according to Fill in the following blanks according to the rest of the passage.the rest of the passage.NewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Understandingof the textThe customs of invitation _ in The customs of invitation _ in different parts of the United States.different parts of the United States.Someone asks you to his or her home.Someone asks you to his or her home.The hose is _and the guest The hose is _and the guest is_ in this case.is_ in this case.youthe someonevaryNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Understandingof the text“Lets go and get a beer”,“Want a“Lets go and get a beer”,“Want a cup of coffee?”,“Lets go to(some cup of coffee?”,“Lets go to(some place)for dinner”place)for dinner”are more of a(are more of a()than an().)than an().seggestioninvitationNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Understandingof the textPara.5What is the key word often used inthe expression that sounds like an invitation but actually isnt?NewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Understandingof the textDo dictation of Do dictation of Paragraph 3 of the Paragraph 3 of the passage.passage.NewPracticalEnglish2Unit1KeypointsIfyouwanttobeanactor,mitoneselftosth.promise to do sth.NewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Keypoints It was just a casual comment,I didnt mean it to be taken so sincerely.b.casuala.informal,not very serious NewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Keypoints a casual meeting 巧遇巧遇 casual clothes 便服便服 a casual friendship 不可靠的友谊不可靠的友谊 a casual laborer 临时工人临时工人NewPracticalEnglish2Unit1KeytoEx.5:1.Forconvenience,thephotoswillbe2.shownintimesequence.Youarerequiredtostopyourcarafteranaccident.2.The conceptions and practices of child education vary from culture to culture.ExercisesNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1KeytoEx.5:2.You are required to stop your car after an accident.4.He is more of a poet than a musician.ExercisesNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1KeytoEx.5:5.My father has kindly offered to take us to the airport.6.We really should meet sometime soon to discuss the details.ExercisesNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1KeytoEx.6:1.Hedidnthaveagirlfrienduntilhewasthirty.Dontleaveuntiltellyouto.ExercisesNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1It turns out that she had known hin when they were children.2.The turth tured out to be stranger than we had expected.KeytoEx.6:ExercisesNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Im sure theyd like to help her out financially but they are not in a position to do so.3.Im sorry Im not in a position to help you right now.KeytoEx.6:ExercisesNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Imany instances it is the husband who pays,but in some instances the wife pays her own bill.4.In many instances it is the teacher who talks,but in some instances the students talk.KeytoEx.6:ExercisesNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1Heismoreofadirectorthanaproducer.5.Sheismoreofacomposerthanasinger.KeytoEx.6:ExercisesNewPracticalEnglish2Unit1There are also music pieces that sound like light music but in fact are not.6.There are also houses that seem warm but in fact are not.KeytoEx.6:ExercisesNewPracticalEnglish2Unit11.RecitethefirstparagraphofPassageI.2.PreviewPassageIIandtheexercises.