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Unit 11:Listing and SummarizingTransportationContentslWeekly Proverb and Conversation TopiclPart A:Way to SpeaklLook at these patternslPart B:Challenge to SpeaklPart C:Topic to DiscusslPart D:Fun to Speak:Keep Talking 90Weekly Proverb and Conversation TopiclWeekly ProverbDont put all your eggs in one basket.lConversation TopicThe“important”things in life.Part A:Way to Speak Dialogue 1lA:Hi,Miss Wang,would you please do me a favor?lB:Yes.What is it?lA:My friends and I want to go to Huangshan.Do you mind giving me some suggestion as to how we can best get there?lB:No,not at all.Let me see.First,you can take a plane if you like.lA:Thats very expensive,isnt it?lB:Then you can take a train.Its not that expensive.You can also take a coach.Its available any day you like.Ion a word,its not difficult to travel to Huangshan.lA:OK.Thank you.lB:My pleasure.Part A:Way to Speak Dialogue 4l(At the Beijing Railway Station)lA:Lets take the underground to the Forbidden City.lB:Underground?Where is it?Ive never taken it before.lA:Nor have I.Only a few metropolises have an underground,such as Shanghai.lB:Its said that the underground is very fast and comfortable.lA:Its clean too.lB:Whats more,its not often crowded.There is a train every five minutes.lA:So,what it comes down to is that people like to take the underground whenever possible.Look at these patternslListing ThingsTravel in China is becoming more and more convenient.First Second Next You can also If you like,you can too.Besides Moreover/Whats more Additionally/In addition Look at these patternslSummarizingTo Guilin?There are a number of ways So.In short/In a word/In sum As a result/Consequently/Therefore/Thus Then youd better Then it comes down to Accordingly,it boils down to So what Im/youre saying is Party B:Challenge to SpeaklPractice 1-Work in pairs or groups,make up conversations according to the following situations.1.One of your friends will be traveling.Try to persuade him/her to take a flight by listing some advantages and then summing up.2.Someone wants to buy a motorcycle.You suggest that he buy a mountain bike instead.List the disadvantages of motorcycles and then sum up.lPractice 2 Give your opinions on the following question by listing and summarizing.If you have a large sum of money,do you want to buy a car?Part C:Topic to DiscusslTransportation-Pedestrians PriorityMr.Zhang,a Chinese student studying at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore two years ago never forgets what he came across in that country.One day after two hours of aerobic exercises,he went back to his flat on foot,dog-tired.Suddenly he bumped into someone,who apologized and walked on.Not long after,he knocked into someone else,who also made an apology,then went on.He felt a little strange.As he was pondering over the matter,it was time to cross the road.He looked to the left before starting to cross.Seeing no care ahead,he began walking across.As he was stepping off the side walk,he heard a car screeching to a sudden halt.He felt greatly surprised and scared.A man came out of the car and walked towards him.As he was about to apologize to the man,Mr.Zhang saw the man was murmuring some apology.He looked around and saw no one else.Then he realized that the man was apologizing to him.“Im terribly sorry,I havent scared you,have I?”he heard a voice saying.“No,thanks,as a matter of fact,its my fault.I havent been here very long.I havent got used to the traffic here.Sorry.Im OK.Thank you.”“Are you sure?Then take care.Good afternoon.”The man got into his care and drove away.Mr.Zhang couldnt help smiling to himselfHow very strange!”The next day,Mr.Zhang and his Singaporean friend were waiting at an intersection.As the traffic light had just turned red,when in a wink he saw someone walking on the zebra crossing towards them.Mr.Zhang looked lost,“How can he cross now?”His friend burst into laughter.“Well,you see weve got a pedestrian crossing at every crossroad.If the light shows a red man and youve something urgent to do,you can press the button on the pole to change it to a green man.And then you can cross.”Part C:Topic to DiscusslRead the passage.Then compare notes and discuss these questions with your group or partner.1.What happened to Mr.Zhang when he was on the way back to his flat?2.In which direction did Mr.Zhang look before he crossed the road?Why?3.What did the driver say to Mr.Zhang when he stopped his car?Have you had this kind of experience in China?Give some examples.4.What made Mr.Zhang look puzzled when he was waiting to cross the road?5.Why should pedestrians enjoy this priority?Give at least two reasons.Part D:Fun to Speak:Keep Talking 90lIn groups choose one problem situation and then,working together,think of as many courses of action as possible for the people involved.lGroups present their suggestions and a complete list is compiled on the board.lProblem situations:lYou hear from a friend that someone is saying nasty things about you,what can you do?:lYou see somebody dumping rubbish in the countryside,what can you do?lSomeone in your class is giving a party.Everyone has been invited except you.What can you do?Adapted from Friederike Klippel,Keep Talking