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MODULE 2 Experiences
Part 1: Teaching design
第一部分 教学设计
Function
Asking and talking about travel experiences
Structure
Present perfect
Listening/Speaking
Filling in a questionnaire
Talking about travel experiences
Reading/Writing
Matching photos with passages
Matching titles with passages
Around the world
Disneyland
Task
Preparing and using a questionnaire to find out about experiences of your classmates
Unit 3 Language in use
■ Warming up
Morning, class!
I’m a strange person, you know.
I’ve always locked myself in the room.
I’ve flown all over China.
But I have never been to Beijing or Shanghai.
太钢原武术教练 张振明
I’ve never counted my books.
Am I a strange person?
Go to page 14 for Unit 3.
■Language practice
I’ve always wanted to visit the USA.
My aunt has flown all over the world.
She has never been to India or Russia
I’ve never visited the USA.
Have you ever visited New York?
Yes, I have./No, I haven't.
1 Write sentences with the words in the box. Use the pictures to help you.
climb eat see take photos visit watch
Picture 1: I have taken photos of Beijing Opera.
Picture 2: I have seen stone animals.
Picture 3: I have climbed the Great Wall.
Picture 4: I have eaten roast duck.
Picture 5: I have visited the Palace Museum.
Picture 1: I have watched Beijing Opera three times.
Picture 2: I have taken photos of the stone animals.
Picture 3: I have visited the Great Wall.
Picture 4: I have seen roast duck.
Picture 5: I have wanted to visit the Palace Museum.
2 Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer questions about Activity 1
---Have you visited Beijing?
---Yes, I have. Have you visited Beijing?
---No, I haven’t.
---Have you taken photos of Beijing Opera?
---Yes, I have. Have you taken photos of Beijing Opera?
---No, I haven’t.
---Have you seen stone animals?
---Yes, I have. Have you seen stone animals?
---No, I haven’t.
---Have you climbed the Great Wall?
---Yes, I have. Have you climbed the Great Wall?
---No, I haven’t.
---Have you eaten roast duck?
---Yes, I have. Have you eaten roast duck?
---No, I haven’t.
---Have you visited the Palace Museum?
---Yes, I have. Have you visited the Palace Museum?
---No, I haven’t.
---Have you translated his diary?
---Yes, I have. Have you completed your homework?
---No, I haven’t.
---Have you copied his article?
---Yes, I have. Have you numbered all the photos of Beijing Opera?
---No, I haven’t.
---Have you repeated the conversation in English?
---Yes, I have. Have you underlined all the verbs in the text?
---No, I haven’t.
---Have you written down the useful expressions?
---Yes, I have. Have you corrected the mistakes in your homework?
---No, I haven’t.
---Have you put down his words?
---Yes, I have. Have you read the newspaper?
---No, I haven’t.
---Have you improved your pronunciation?
---Yes, I have. Have you counted the students in our school?
---No, I haven’t.
3 Write a questionnaire about your experiences. Use Have you ever…?
Activities
Yes
No
Have you ever had a western meal?
√
Have you ever lived in another country?
√
Have you ever drunk a Coke?
√
Have you ever made dumplings?
√
Have you ever written a poem or story?
√
Have you ever travelled by plane?
√
Have you ever played the piano?
√
Have you ever cooked dinner for your parents?
√
Have you ever tried spicy food?
√
Have you ever swum in the sea?
√
4 Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions on the questionnaire.
Activities
Yes
No
Have you ever had a western meal?
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
Have you ever lived in another country?
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
Have you ever drunk a Coke?
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
Have you ever made dumplings?
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
Have you ever written a poem or story?
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
Have you ever travelled by plane?
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
Have you ever played the piano?
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
Have you ever cooked dinner for your parents?
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
Have you ever tried spicy food?
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
Have you ever swum in the sea?
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
5 Read the conversation and choose the correct answers.
Jack: Have you read any good books this week?
Linda: Yes, I(1)have/haven't. I really like the new Harry Potter book. (2) Do/Have you read it?
Jack: No, I haven't. But I've read the first three. Has J.K. Rowling(3)wrote/written another one?
Linda: Yes, she (4) has/have. It's the sixth book. Did you know that she has(5) sell/sold over two hundred million books?
Jack: Really? Wow! That's a lot of books!
Jack: Have you watched any good films this week?
Linda: Yes, I have. I really like the new student film. Have you watched it?
Jack: No, I haven't. But I've watched another film. Has Wang Kong written the one?
Linda: Yes, she has. It's the sixth film. Did you know that she has sold over ten films?
Jack: Really? Wow! That's a lot of films.
6 Complete in the chart.
answer
answered
answered
1 be
Was /were
been
2 drink
drank
drunk
3 dream
dreamed
dreamed
4 eat
ate
eaten
5 enjoy
enjoyed
enjoyed
6 enter
entered
entered
7 finish
finished
finished
8 fly
flew
flown
9 give
gave
gaven
10 look
looked
looked
11 read
read
read
12 see
saw
seen
13 start
started
started
14 take
took
taken
15 think
thought
thought
16 travel
travelled
travelled
17 visit
visited
visited
18 want
wanted
wanted
19 write
wrote
written
7 Listen and check(√)the correct boxes.
On page 16 there is a box with words in it. Now you are to listen and check(√)the correct boxes.
8 Complete the sentences with the phrases in the box.
again and again enjoy oneself the other day
1 I've seen that film again and again. I love it!
2 I always enjoy myself when I'm out with my friends.
3 I met a really interesting person the other day.
9 Choose words from each column which go together.
pilot fly planes
band play music
children watch cartoons
restaurant cook curry
student learn books
visitor sightsee Eiffel Tower
■Around the world
Now let’s go on to page 16. Read the Around the world. While reading try to cut(断句)/ the sentences into parts, blacken(涂黑) the predicates, shade(加影) the connectives and underline (划线)the expressions.
■Module task→ Preparing and using a questionnaire to find out about experiences of your classmates
10 Write a question about life experiences for each of these topics.Use Have you ever…?
Sport: Have you ever swum in the sea?
Book/ Film: Have you ever read an English novel?
Country: Have you ever visited Japan?
Food: Have you ever eaten Guangzhou food?
Technology: Have you ever driven a car?
Transport: Have you ever flown in a plane?
11 Work in groups of four. Decide the best question for each topic.
Sport: Have you ever played football?
Book/ Film: Have you ever watched the film Hero?
Country: Have you ever seen the United States online?
Food: Have you ever cooked Hunan food?
Technology: Have you ever used a computer?
Transport: Have you taken a train?
12 Write a questionnaire asking questions about those experiences.
Sport: Have you ever played football?→Yes, I have.
Book/ Film: Have you ever watched the film Hero?→No, I haven’t.
Country: Have you ever seen the United States online? →Yes, I have.
Food: Have you ever cooked Hunan food? →No, I haven’t.
Technology: Have you ever used a computer? →Yes, I have.
Transport: Have you taken a train? →No, I haven’t.
Everyone in the group needs a copy of the questions. Move around the classroom and ask two other students the questions. Write their answers on the questionnaire.
13 Make a poster. Return to your group and write the group's most interesting answers on a poster.
To end this period, we are going to make some posters. Here are two examples.
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