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1、SECMIN谢谢大家SECMIN谢谢大家SECMIN谢谢大家SECMIN谢谢大家SECMIN谢谢大家SECMIN谢谢大家WELCOME TO VIDEO COURSE谢谢大家谢谢大家Topic:FeelingSpeakingListeningWatchingLesson StructurePlease look at the following pictures and tell us what kind of feeling does each picture show?Lead InHAPPYPicture 1ANGRYPicture 2BOREDPicture 3STRESSEDPict
2、ure 4SADPicture 5SCAREDPicture 6surprisedPicture 7LONELYPicture 8EMBARRASSEDPicture 9EXCITEDPicture 10Lesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsHow do these people feel? Match a word in the box with a person in the picture. Take turns telling your partner.How do they feel?The woman in the red c
3、oat is happy.Feelings1. happy2. bored3. angry4. nervous5. sad6. scared7. embarrassedKeys2. The man in the coffee shop is bored. 3. The taxi driver is angry.4. The man in the red car is nervous.5. The girl on the bus is sad.6. The young girl is scared. 7. The businessman is embarrassed.Synonymshappy=
4、gladangry=madnervous=worried, stressedscared=afraidVocabulary LinkLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsLook at the picture again. What are the people doing? Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs in the box. How do they feel?1.The woman in the red coat _.2.The woman in t
5、he blue jeans _.3.The child on the bus _.4.The businessman _.5.The cab driver _.6.The driver in front of the cab _.Keysis laughing is crying is smilingis blushing is yelling is frowningsmile laugh yell blush cry frownVocabulary LinkMore vocabulary and phrases about emotions and feelingsJealousyFrigh
6、tenedHorrifiedEmbarrassedConfusedNervousGuiltyExcitedProudWorriedSurprisedBoredAshamedRelievedShockedEmotionalMoodyExhaustedTiredTerrifiedStunnedAmazedDisgustedAfraidImpatientHorrifiedDevastatedStart to feelGet really/a bit ofBecome nervousBe afraid of Worry about moneyBe scared stiffFeel embarrasse
7、dVocabulary Link How do they feel?The women are happy. Maybe theyre going to the movies.Give reasons for the feelings of the people in the picture. Tell your partner. Information for practice Shes leaving her mother and probably wont be able to see her for some time.It looks like his trousers are to
8、rn.He needs to pick up a passenger but the car in front is blocking his way.Maybe he thinks its not his fault.His wife has got ill and he needs to rush back home, but the car in front wouldnt move.Perhaps he has nothing to do.The dog is barking at her.Maybe his car is out of order and he feels scare
9、d because the driver behind is shouting at him. Possible reasons Lesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsVocabulary LinkLesson B Favorite foodsLesson A Foods we like1 Who are the happiest? According to a study of 65 countries in the U. K. s New Scientist magazine, the happiest people in the w
10、orld live in Nigeria, followed by Mexico, Venezuela, El Salvador, and Puerto Rico. Although most people imagine that if they had more money they could do more fun things and perhaps be happier, the reality seems to be that those with higher incomes tend to be tenser, and spend less time on simple le
11、isurely activities. The more money you earn, the more time you are likely to spend working, commuting, and doing other compulsory activities that bring little pleasure. Cultural LinkLesson B Favorite foodsLesson A Foods we like2 Class Reunion in the U.S. In the U.S., high schools and colleges often
12、hold reunions on the 5th, 10th, 20th, and later anniversaries of the graduation year. At these parties, people have a chance to meet old friends that they havent seen in years and enjoy catching up on the news. However, some people find class reunions stressful, and will go on a diet or buy expensiv
13、e clothes in an attempt to impress their old classrooms. Cultural LinkLesson B Favorite foodsLesson A Foods we like3 How to deal with stress Remove yourself from the stressful situation: give yourself a break if only for a few moments dailyGet enough sleep: lack of rest just aggravates stressLearn h
14、ow to best relax yourself: meditation and breathing exercises have been proven to be very effective in controlling stress. Practice clearing your mind of disturbing thoughts.Do something for others: to help get your mind off yourselfWork off stress: with physical activity, whether its jogging, tenni
15、s, or gardening.Set realistic goals for yourself: reduce the number of events going on in your life.Dont sweat the small stuff: try to prioritize a few truly important things. Cultural LinkLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotions Why are you smiling? Proper names Greenland Las Vegas London Ot
16、her Words yawnLanguage NotesListeningLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotions Why are you smiling? Listen to three conversations. Number the pictures 1, 2, or 3 in the order you hear.Keys321ListeningLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsListen again. How does each speaker feel? Compl
17、ete the sentences with the correct adjectives. Why are you smiling? 1. Angie is nervous / .2. Carolyn is scared / .3. Vicki is / angry.KeysboredsadhappyListeningLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsJust now you have listened to three conversations and learned how to express your feelings a
18、nd emotions. Now please choose one of the ten pictures we have shown you at the beginning of the lesson, describe the picture and tell a story of it to your partners.ListeningTask 1Story TellingMain characters Claudia OliveiraTakeshi MifuneLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsTara GreeneAn
19、 important rule for traveling WatchingIn this episode, Claudia learns an important lesson about traveling.Takeshi is helping Claudia prepare for a trip to Tokyo.In Japan, you bow when you greet people PreviewLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsWatchingTara comes home and hears the news ab
20、out the trip.Wow! Thats great.PreviewIn this episode, Claudia learns an important lesson about traveling.Lesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsWatchingClaudia says that shes nervous about going.I dont know anything about Japan.PreviewIn this episode, Claudia learns an important lesson about
21、 traveling.Lesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsWatchingTakeshi tells Claudia not to worry.Lesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsPreviewIn this episode, Claudia learns an important lesson about traveling.You have a good teacher.WatchingThen Takeshi teaches Claudia an “important ru
22、le” and has some fun!Lesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsPreviewIn this episode, Claudia learns an important lesson about traveling.Watching Look at the photos below. Then use the words in the box to complete the sentences.PreviewKeysLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsIn Japan
23、, you bow when you greet people Wow! Thats great.I dont know anything about Japan.1.Takeshi is _ Claudia how to greet people in Japan. 2.Tara thinks the news about Claudias _ is great.3.Claudia is _ about her trip to Tokyo.teaching tripnervousnervous has teaching trip havingWatching4. Takeshi tells
24、Claudia not to worry because she _ a good teacher.5. Tara and Takeshi are _ some fun with Claudias lesson.KeysYou have a good teacher. Look at the photos below. Then use the words in the box to complete the sentences.PreviewhashavingLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsnervous has teaching
25、 trip havingWatchingLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsWhile You WatchWatchingVideo Part 1Video Part 21. Takeshi is teaching Claudia traditional Japanese greetings / cooking.2. Tara arrives and wants to know what they are doing / where they are going.3. Claudia has a business meeting in
26、Osaka / Tokyo in July.4. Claudia is nervous / sad about her trip to Japan.5. Claudia knows nothing / a lot about Japan.6. Takeshi is joking / serious when he tells Claudia what Japanese people do for luck.7. Takeshi thinks its important to have money / fun when youre traveling. While You WatchWhile
27、You WatchKeysLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsWhats the story? Watch the video and the circle the correct words to complete the sentences.WatchingHere are some useful expressions from the video. Everyday EnglishTalking about anxiety Youre a natural.Come on.Like this.Thats great.Lets se
28、e,Though,You guys. Thats cool. Im kind of worried about Dont worry. Everythings going to be fine.Im a little nervous about Theres no need to be nervous.Lesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsWhile You WatchWatchingOK, lets begin. In Japan, you bow when you greet people (1) .(2) .Hi! What are
29、 you two doing?Takeshi is teaching me traditional Japanese greetings for my trip to Japan.Your trip to Japan? When?I have a big meeting in Tokyo in July.Wow! (3) .(4) the whole trip, (5) .Why? (6) . (7) making mistakes. I dont know anything about Japan.(8) . (9) . Watch the video again and fill in t
30、he blanks with the information you hear. like this Thats cool There is no need to be nervousthoughKeysWhile You WatchLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsTakeshi: Claudia: Tara: Claudia: Tara: Claudia: Tara:Claudia: Takeshi: Claudia: Tara:Thats great Im a little nervous about Im kind of wo
31、rried about Dont worry Everythings going to be fine WatchingTakeshi:Tara: Claudia: Takeshi: Claudia: Takeshi: Claudia:Lets seeKeysWhile You WatchLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsWatch the video again and fill in the blanks with the information you hear. like this Youre a natural come o
32、n You guys are And you have a good teacher. (10) , what else? Oh, remember always use twohands when you give a person your business card (11) . Hey! That looks really good, Claudia. (12) !What?Yeah. Lets try it, (13) . Come on, Claudia, try it.Hey! They dont do that in Japan! (14) _ are joking. Oh!C
33、ome on Claudia! I only wanted to teach you a veryimportant rule for traveling relax! And have a little fun!Youre right. Some teacher you are!WatchingAfter You WatchLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsWhat do these gestures mean? Some sentences are used more than once. Body language and ge
34、stures a. Hello! Or Goodbye!b. Come here.c. Look!d. I dont know.e. Im joking.f. Good luck!Keysc a d eabaafWatchingLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsGet into a group of three people. Read the directions to play this game of pantomime.Student A: Choose a sentence below. Act out the senten
35、ces for Students B and C. Do not use words. Students B and C: Watch Student A. Be the first to say the sentence Students A is doing. If you guess correctly, you get a point. Play until all sentences are done.Im hungry.Stop it!Lets go!Be quiet.Im sad.Come here!Relax!Good luck!Go away!Peace.See you.Si
36、t down.Im not listening!This is delicious.This tastes terrible.What? I cant hear you.You have a phone call.Really? Thats surprising!Im nervous.Hes crazy.Look at that!Im bored.Im angry.Im not sure.WatchingTask 2 Act it out Hows it going? Here are some useful expressions for asking how someone is. Ask
37、ing Informal More formalResponseUseful ExpressionsAskingResponseLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsAsking how someone is Hows it going?How are things?How are you doing?How are you getting along? Great! (Im) Fine. OK / All right. So-so.Not so good. Dont ask!Im stressed. Im tired. Im worri
38、ed. Very well, thanks. Fine, thanks. Not too bad, thanks. Not so well, Im afraid.How are you? SpeakingJim:Katy:Jim:Katy:Jim:Katy:Jim:Katy:Jim:Katy:Listen to the conversation. How is Katy? Explain your answer to a partner. Hi, Katy.Hey, Jim. Hows it going?Great! Howre you doing?Im stressed.Yeah? What
39、s wrong?Oh, I have an important test tomorrow.Well, why arent you studying?Im kind of tired.Come on. Lets have a cup of coffee.Then you can study.Okay, sounds good!Lesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotions Hows it going? Keysstressed and kind of tired Speaking High school reunion Look at the p
40、icture with your partner and answer the questions. Where are these people? What are they doing? How old are they? How do they feel?Lesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsSpeakingChoose one of the pairs in the picture. What are they talking about? Role-play a conversation with eight to ten se
41、ntences. Lesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotions High school reunion A: Hi, Mike! Its great to see you again! Hows it going?B: Im fine. Thanks. How are you doing?A: Fine! Where are you living now?B: Im living in Boston, attending Harvard University.A: Wow, so youre still at university. B: Ye
42、ah, Im doing my Ph.D. Its taking ages to finish and its pretty stressful. How about you? A: Well, Im a sales manager at an American company. Its pretty exciting.B: I wish I were working already. Im sick of studying.You may follow the model dialogue below:SpeakingChoose one of the pairs in the pictur
43、e. What are they talking about? Role-play a conversation with eight to ten sentences. Lesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotions High school reunion How is your partner doing? Where is your partner living now? What is your partner doing these days? Your question: Your question:_In your role pla
44、y, ask for the following information: SpeakingTask 3 Role PlayStudent A: Youre angry. Youre going to see a football game tonight with your friend, but your friend is late.Student B: Your suggestion: Take a taxi to the game. Maybe the friend is there.Situation 1Read the two situations below. Write tw
45、o new conversations on a separate sheet of paper. Use the conversation and the useful expressions youve just learned to help you. Making a conversationLesson A FeelingsLesson B Feelings and emotionsAssignmentStudent A: Youre unhappy. You live in New York. Your cousin lives in Boston. She wants you t
46、o visit her. Youre afraid of flying on a plane.Student B: Your suggestion: Rent a car and drive from New York to Boston together. You also have friends in Boston.Situation 2Read the two situations below. Write two new conversations on a separate sheet of paper. Use the conversation and the useful ex
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