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1、coverBriefsummaryoftheunitWarmingupFocusPeopleandissuesText(A)PersonalviewText(B)WritingGrammarcheckProjectQuizBook1Unit2- PlacesCONTENTPeopleandissuesText(A)Text studyBackground informationWords and expressionsTextLooking at the textWorking with wordsListeningListening 1Book1Unit2- PlacesContent-1L
2、istening and speakingSpeakingFinding your wayPersonalviewText(B)Text studyBackground informationWords and expressionsTextLooking at the textWorking with wordsListeningListening 2Listening 3Book1Unit2- PlacesContent-2Book1Unit2- PlacesNumbers:BignumbersOrdinalnumbersFractionsTimeanddateUnderstandings
3、pokendirectionsGivingdirectionsUnderstandingandgivingdefinitionsFollowingwritteninstructionsWriting:WritinginstructionsRewritingjumbledsentencesinasensibleorderProject:PresentingyourtownusingphotosonamapwithwrittendirectionsGettingandgivingdirectionsinthestreetTheproblemsofreadingamapThenamesofbuild
4、ingsintownLondonsChinatownAmuralinChinatownOpinionsaboutChinatownTopics Grammar SkillsBriefsummaryBrief summary of the unitBook1Unit2- PlacesWarming up buildingstrafficthingsinthestreetWarmingup-1Make a list of everything you can see in town.Book1Unit2- PlacesWarming up buildingstrafficthingsinthest
5、reetWarmingup-2Make a list of everything you can see in town.Book1Unit2- PlacesWarming up buildingstraffic things in the streetWarmingup-3Make a list of everything you can see in town.Book1Unit2- PlacesBuildingsapartmentbuilding,bakery,bank,barbershop,bookstore,bowlingalley,busterminal,caf,temple,ch
6、urch,cinema,conveniencestore,departmentstore,firedepartment,gasstation,hospital,house,library,museum,officebuilding,postoffice,restaurant,school,shoppingmall,supermarket,trainstationTrafficambulance,bicycle,bulldozer,bus,car,concretemixer,containertruck,cranetruck,dumptruck,fireengine,jeep,minibus,m
7、otorcycle,policecar,scooter,taxi,tramWarming upWarmingup-4Book1Unit2- PlacesWarming upWarmingup-5Things in the streetbillboard,busstop,garbagecan,litterbasket,levelcrossing,lollipopman,neonsign,newsstand,parkingmeter,pedestriancrossing,roadjunction,roundabout,shopwindow,streetlight,streetsign,subway
8、station,taxistand,trafficisland,trafficlights,zebracrossingBook1Unit2- Placesa.Becareful.Theresalevelcrossingwithoutgatesahead.b.Watchoutforthepedestrianscrossingtheroad.c.Youmuststopatthisroadjunction.d.Gostraightonovertheroundabout.e.Lookoutfordomesticanimals.f.Nocyclingonthisroad.g.Theroadendsher
9、e,sobecareful.h.Warning!Roadworksaheadsotheremightbetrafficdelays.i.Trafficlightsahead.j.Youmustgorightattheturn-rightsign.k.Youmustnotenterthisroad.Link the sentences to the signs:Focus-1Focus Book1Unit2- PlacesFocus-2Focus Link the sentences to the signs:a.Becareful.Theresalevelcrossingwithoutgate
10、sahead.b.Watchoutforthepedestrianscrossingtheroad.c.Youmuststopatthisroadjunction.d.Gostraightonovertheroundabout.e.Lookoutfordomesticanimals.f.Nocyclingonthisroad.g.Theroadendshere,sobecareful.h.Warning!Roadworksaheadsotheremightbetrafficdelays.i.Trafficlightsahead.j.Youmustgorightattheturn-rightsi
11、gn.k.Youmustnotenterthisroad.Book1Unit2- PlacesFocus-3Focus Link the sentences to the signs:a.Becareful.Theresalevelcrossingwithoutgatesahead.b.Watchoutforthepedestrianscrossingtheroad.c.Youmuststopatthisroadjunction.d.Gostraightonovertheroundabout.e.Lookoutfordomesticanimals.f.Nocyclingonthisroad.g
12、.Theroadendshere,sobecareful.h.Warning!Roadworksaheadsotheremightbetrafficdelays.i.Trafficlightsahead.j.Youmustgorightattheturn-rightsign.k.Youmustnotenterthisroad.Book1Unit2- PlacesFocus-4Focus Link the sentences to the signs:a.Becareful.Theresalevelcrossingwithoutgatesahead.b.Watchoutforthepedestr
13、ianscrossingtheroad.c.Youmuststopatthisroadjunction.d.Gostraightonovertheroundabout.e.Lookoutfordomesticanimals.f.Nocyclingonthisroad.g.Theroadendshere,sobecareful.h.Warning!Roadworksaheadsotheremightbetrafficdelays.i.Trafficlightsahead.j.Youmustgorightattheturn-rightsign.k.Youmustnotenterthisroad.B
14、ook1Unit2- PlacesFocus-5Work with a partner. Use the material to talk about the signs.Focus firstsecondthirdfourthfifthsixthseventheighthninthtentheleventhThefirstsignsaysgostraightonovertheroundabout.secondshowstherearesometrafficlightsahead.thirdtellsdrivers/youthereisapedestriancrossingahead.Book
15、1Unit2- PlacesThefourthsignsaysfifthtellssixthsaysseventhshowsyoumustnotenterthisroadfromthisend.thatthereisalevelcrossingwithoutgatesaheadsoyoumustbecareful.Focus-6Focus theremightbetrafficdelaysaheadbecauseofroadworks.drivers/youthatyoumustgorightattheturn-rightsign.firstsecondthirdfourthfifthsixt
16、hseventheighthninthtentheleventhBook1Unit2- PlacesTheeighthsigntellsninthsaystenthtellseleventhshowsdrivers/youthattheroadendsahead,soyoumustbecareful.adomesticanimalandyoumustbecarefulnottorunitover.Focus-7Focus drivers/youthatyoumuststopatthisroadjunction.youmustntcycle/thereisnocyclingonthisroad.
17、firstsecondthirdfourthfifthsixthseventheighthninthtentheleventhBook1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextYouth hostel is a kind of supervised shelterprovidinginexpensiveovernightaccommodation,particularlyforyoungpeople.Hostelsrangefromsimple accommodations in a farm house tohotel
18、sabletohouseseveralhundredguestsfordaysatatime.Theyarelocatedinmanypartsofthe world, usually in scenic areas. People wholodge in youth hostels often cook their ownmeals,maketheirownbeds,anddootherlightwork.Inreturntheyreceivetemporaryaccommodationatmuchcheaperprice.Backgroundinformation-1youth hoste
19、lText study (A)Text study (A)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextAtouristinformationofficemayalsobe called as visitor center,visitorinformation center or informationcenter.Itprovidesvisitorsortravelerswithnecessaryinformationabouttheareasattractions,lodgings,maps,andother i
20、tems relevant to tourism.Often,thesecentersortouristinformation offices are operated attheairport,railwaystationorotherportofentry.BI-2tourist information officeText study (A)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextn. 利物浦青年旅馆经过改建的仓库n.码头，船坞n. 邮政编码Liverpoolyouth hostel converted
21、warehousedockpostcodeW&E-1Text study (A)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsText旅游问讯处v.find,catchsomeonewhentheyarenotexpectingit使措手不及n.环形交通枢纽tourist information officesurpriseroundaboutW&E-2Text study (A)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextwiththetopa
22、tthebottomandthebottomatthetop颠倒地 inplaceof而不是n. 转弯处upside downinstead of turningW&E-3Text study (A)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextItwaseasyforMaxtogettoLiverpoolhejustgotonthetrainfromplatformfivewhichwaseasytofind.He had enjoyed the 300-mile train journey through the
23、 countryside, but now came the difficult bit. Howcouldhefindtheyouthhostel?Intheguideitsaiditwasinaconvertedwarehousedownbythedocks.It gave the address as Tabley Street with the postcode L1 8EE which was, of course, of no real use to him.TEXT-1Text study (A)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWor
24、dsandexpressionsTextHe asked at the tourist information office opposite thestation.Theladybehindthecountergavehimamapofthecityandsaiditwasonlyaten-minutewalk.HecouldseethestationonthemapandtheRiverMerseywiththedocks.Itlookedeasyenoughtofind.Hestartedtowalkbutthenitstartedtorain,whichdidnotsurprisehi
25、mashisfriendsallsaiditalwaysrainedinEngland.TEXT-2Text study (A)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextAfterhalfanhourhedecidedthathehadtoasksomebodyfordirections.Hestoppedamaninthestreet.“Excuseme,canyoutellmethewaytotheyouthhostel?”Butthemananswered“Sorry,Imastrangerheremyse
26、lf.”Hethenaskedapoliceman.“Excuseme,doyouknowwheretheyouthhostelis?”TEXT-3Text study (A)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsText“Youwanttheyouthhostel?Well,theeasiestwayisifyougotothestation.Itisonlyaten-minutewalkfromthere.Ah,youhaveamap.Letssee.Wearehere.Therailwaystationisth
27、ereonthecornerofStationRoadandMainStreet.GostraightdownStationRoadpastthecinema.Thenyouwillcometoacrossingwithtrafficlights.Turnleftatthetrafficlightsandstraightonattheroundabout.Theyouthhostelisinfrontofyou.Youreallycantmissit.”TEXT-4Text study (A)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpr
28、essionsText“Thanksalotforyourhelp.”“Dontmentionit,”saidthepoliceman.Max realised that he had looked at the map upside down. Insteadofturningleftatthetrafficlights,hehadturnedright!And instead of going straight on at the roundabout, he hadturnedleft.AverywetMaxwentbacktothestationandthistimehewasvery
29、carefulnottotakeawrongturning.Fiveminuteslaterhewasstandinginfrontoftheyouthhostel.TEXT-5Text study (A)Book1Unit2- Places1.HowdidMaxgettoLiverpool?_2.WheredidMaxwanttogo? _3.HowlongdidMaxwalkbeforeheaskedsomebodyforhelp? _ _4.WhycouldthefirstpersonnothelpMax? _ Looking at the text LT-1Directions: An
30、swer the questions.HegottoLiverpoolbytrain.Hewantedtogotoayouthhostel(inTableyStreet).Hewalkedforhalfanhour(beforeheaskedsomebodyforhelp).Themanwasalsoastranger.Book1Unit2- PlacesLooking at the text LT-25.Whocouldhelphim?_6.Wheredidthepersontellhimtogo?_Apolicemancouldhelphim.Hetoldhimtogostraightdo
31、wnStationRoadpastthecinema.Thenhewouldcometoacrossingwithtrafficlights.Hehadtoturnleftatthetrafficlightsandstraightonattheroundabout.Theyouthhostelwasinfrontofhim.Book1Unit2- Places1.a)gorightb)goleftc)straightond)trafficlights2.a)oppositeb)infrontc)roundaboutd)onthecorner3.a)roundaboutb)youthhostel
32、c)cornerd)trafficlights4.a)cinemab)youllsee c)youthhosteld)station_Directions: Which word or expression does not fit?WORKINGWTHWORDS-1Working with words dcbbTask1Task2Task3Task4Task5*Book1Unit2- Places1._me.Doyouknowwheretheyouthhostelis?2.Theyouthhostelis_TableyStreet.3.Thanks_foryourhelp.4.Turnlef
33、t_thetrafficlights.5.Dont_it.Goodbye.6.Canyoutellmethe_totheyouthhostel?Directions: Fill in the blanks with a suitable word to complete the sentences.ExcuseinalotatmentionwayWWW-2Task1Task2Task3Task4Task5*Working with words Book1Unit2- PlacesDirections: Look at the definitions and write down the cor
34、responding words or expressions.1.Itsabuildingwhereyoucanstayforthenight._2.Itsabuildingwhereyoucanwatchfilms._3.Hereyoucangetinformationaboutthetown._WWW-3-1Task1Task2Task3Task4Task5*youthhostelcinematouristinformationofficeWorking with words Book1Unit2- Places4.Thisiswhereyoucangetatrain._5.Thisis
35、usedatacrossinginsteadoftrafficlights._6.Thisistheplacewherearoadturnssharplyleftorright._WWW-3-2Task1Task2Task3Task4Task5*railwaystationroundaboutcornerWorking with words Book1Unit2- PlacesInternetcafschoolpostofficesupermarketmuseum libraryhospitalpolicestationparkdocksairportbusstationWWW-4-1Dire
36、ctions: Work with a partner. Write down a definition for one of these building. (If you dont know the words, use a dictionary.) Can your partner guess which place it is?Task1Task2Task3Task4Task5*Working with words Book1Unit2- PlacesInternetcafHereyoucan/Thisisaplacewhereyoucan/Thisiswhereyoucan/Itsa
37、buildingwhereyoucangoifyoudonthaveInternetathomeandwanttousetheInternet.school Thisisaplacewhereyoucangotolearn.postofficeHereyoucan/Thisisaplacewhereyoucan/Thisiswhereyoucan/Itsabuildingwhereyoucanbuystamps,postaletteroraparcel.supermarketThisisaverybigshopthatsellsfoodandotherstuff.museumHereyouca
38、n/Thisisaplacewhereyoucan/Thisiswhereyoucan/Itsabuildingwhereyoucanseeoldthings.Suggested answers:WWW-4-2Task1Task2Task3Task4Task5*Working with words Book1Unit2- PlaceslibraryHereyoucan/Thisisaplacewhereyoucan/Thisiswhereyoucan/Itsabuildingwhereyoucanborrowbooks.hospitalYougoherewhenyoudonotfeelwell
39、,havehadanaccident,arehavingababy.policestationHereyoucan/Thisisaplacewhereyoucan/Thisiswhereyoucan/Itsabuildingwhereyoucangethelpifyouhavebeenrobbed,ifyouhavelostsomethingorsomebody,orifyouneedadvice.WWW-4-3Task1Task2Task3Task4Task5*Suggested answers:Working with words Book1Unit2- PlacesparkHereyou
40、can/Thisisaplacewhereyoucan/Thisiswhereyoucan/Itsaplacewhereyoucansitandrelax,sitandreadabook,playballgames,meetfriendsandhaveapicnic.docksThisisaplacewhereshipsstopaftertheyhavebeenatsea.airportThisisaplacewhereplanestakeoffandland.busstationThisisaplacewherebusesarriveandleavefrom.WWW-4-4Task1Task
41、2Task3Task4Task5*Suggested answers:Working with words Book1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3Task4Task5*WWW-4-5-1Working with words *Additional practiceDirections: Read the following statements and find out what is wrong with the statements.1.ItwasnteasyforMaxtogettoLiverpool.2.Hehadenjoyedthe300-mileplan
42、ejourney.3.Thetravelagentsaiditwasinaconvertedwarehousedownbythedocks.4.Themanbehindthecounteratthetouristinformationofficegavehimamapofthecity._wastrainguideladyBook1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3Task4Task5*WWW-4-5-2Working with words 5.HisfriendsallsaiditalwaysrainedinBritain.6.Hestoppedawomaninthes
43、treet.7.Hethenaskedaman.8.TherailwaystationisthereonthecornerofStationRoadandHighStreet.9.GostraightdownStationRoadpastthepostoffice.10.Turnleftatthetrafficlightsandrightattheroundabout._EnglandmanpolicemanMain_cinemastraight onBook1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3Task4Task5*WWW-4-5-3Working with words
44、11.Maxdidntrealisethathehadlookedatthemapupsidedown.12.Insteadofturningrightatthetrafficlights,hehadturnedleft!13.AverytiredMaxwentbacktothestation.14.Thistimehewasverycarefulnottotakeawrongroad.15.Tenminuteslaterhewasstandinginfrontoftheyouthhostel._realisedleftwetturning_Fiveright_Book1Unit2- Plac
45、esListening11.Thepersonindialogue1wantstogotothe_.2.Thepersonindialogue2wantstogotothe_.3.Thepersonindialogue3wantstogotothe_.bankdepartmentstoreDirections: Link the places in the box to the dialogues. Asking for directionsLISTENING-1-1Listening bank cinemadepartmentstoresouvenirshoptouristinformati
46、onofficetouristinformationofficeBook1Unit2- PlacesYourewelcome.Dontmentionit.2._1._Directions: Write down the two different answers to “Thanks” that you have heard. L-1-2Listening Listening1Book1Unit2- PlacesDirections: In which dialogue can the person not help?Indialogue_L-1-3threeListening Listeni
47、ng1Book1Unit2- PlacesDirections: Asking for and giving directions. Work with a partner.FINDINGYOURWAY-1a.PartnerAwantstogotothepostoffice.PartnerBgivesdirections.Finding your way Book1Unit2- PlacesFINDINGYOURWAY-2b.PartnerBwantstogotothepolicestation.PartnerAgivesdirections.Finding your way Book1Uni
48、t2- PlacesFINDINGYOURWAY-3c.PartnerAwantstogotothemuseumbutfirsthe/shemustgotothehospital.PartnerBgivesdirections.Finding your way Book1Unit2- PlacesFINDINGYOURWAY-4d.PartnerBwantstogototheairportbutfirsthe/shemustgotothelibrary.PartnerAgivesdirections.Finding your way Book1Unit2- PlacesFINDINGYOURW
49、AY-5e.PartnerAchoosesaplaceandgivespartnerBdirections.PartnerBfollowsthedirections.WheredoespartnerBgetto?NowpartnerBchoosesaplaceandgivespartnerAdirections.Finding your way Book1Unit2- PlacesFINDINGYOURWAY-6f.Youwanttogotothestation/nearestbookshop/snackbar/musicshopfromyourschool.Askyourpartnerfor
50、instructions.Ishe/sheright?Finding your way Book1Unit2- Places Directions: Listen to the recording and repeat the phrases. 1.Excuseme.Isthereadepartmentstorenearhere?2.Excuseme.Imlookingforapostoffice.Canyouhelpme,please?3.Excuseme.Canyoutellmethewaytothehospital,please?4.Takethefirstroadontheleft.5
51、.TurnrightatthesecondroadintoLiverpoolStreet.6.Gostraightontothenexttrafficlights.ThenturnrightintoHighStreet.LISTENINGANDSPEAKING-1Listening and speakingBook1Unit2- Places7.Gostraightonoverthecrossingandthemuseumisonyourleft.8.TheresadepartmentstoreonthecornerofBathStreetandBankLane.9.Thepostoffice
52、isoppositethechurchinBarnesRoad.10.Thankyouverymuch.Goodbye.11.Yourewelcome.Goodbye.12.Dontmentionit.Byenow.LAS-2Listening and speakingBook1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2The robot gameRoleA:Onestudent,therobot,isblindfolded.RoleB:Asecondstudentisthemaster.Directions: The master gives the robot directions s
53、o that he or she moves around the room without touching or bumping into anything. As soon as the master gives wrong directions so that the robot touches or bumps into a table, say, two other students take over their roles.Master:Turn right/left. Go straight on. Stop.SPEAKING-1Speaking Book1Unit2- Pl
54、acesMy fantasy townSPEAKING-2Speaking Workwithapartner.Namestreetsandsquaresandmarkinbuildingsetc.onyourblankstreetmap.Donotletyourpartnerseeyourmap.Nowdirectyourpartnerfromthestartingpointtoyourdifferentbuildings.Yourpartnerdrawsthemonhisorhermap.Finally,followyourpartnersdirectionsanddrawhis/herbu
55、ildingsonyourmap. Task1Task2Book1Unit2- PlacesText study (B)BackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextChinatown LondonThepresentChinatowninLondonrefersto part of theSohoarea of theCity ofWestminster, located in and aroundGerrard Street. It is one of the touristattractions in London and features an
56、umberofChineserestaurants,bakeries,supermarkets,souvenirshops,andotherChinese-runbusinesses.BACKGOUNDINFORMATION-B-1Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextSoho Sohois located in the neighbourhood intheCityofWestminster,London,anareaofthe City of Westminster and part oftheWestE
57、ndofLondon.ThenameofSohoderivesfromanoldhuntingcry.Duringthe20thcenturySohohadareputationforsexshopsaswellasnightlifeandfilmindustry.Since the early 1980s, the area has beentransformedgreatly.Nowadaysitboastsasa fashionable district of supermarketrestaurantsandmediaoffices.B-I-B-2Text study (B)Book1
58、Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextn. 唐人街n. 定居点n.起源n.竞争对手n. 拱Chinatown settlementoriginrivalarchWORDS&EXPRESSION-BText study (B)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextn.圣殿adj. relatedtobusiness商业的n. importance意义n. modernclothes时尚；流行 齐柏林飞船（英国的摇滚乐队）n. 社区shr
59、inecommercialsignificance fashionLed ZeppelincommunityWORDS&EXPRESSION-B-2Text study (B)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextn.居民n.（会议的）主席adj.法律的n.help指导workwith处理n.咨询residentchairmanlegalguidancedeal withenquiryWORDS&EXPRESSION-B-3Text study (B)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundi
60、nformationWordsandexpressionsTextn.混合体adj. beingthe onlyoneofitskind独特的n.思乡；想家n. 建筑mixtureuniquehomesickness architectureWORDS&EXPRESSION-B-4Text study (B)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextn. 壁画n. 全体职员n. 装饰布局 温馨的气氛muralstaff dcorwelcoming atmosphereWORDS&EXPRESSION-B-5Tex
61、t study (B)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsText There are Chinatowns i.e. settlements of people of Chinese origin in many bigger cities in Asia, the USA and Europe. While San Franciscos Chinatown is probably the biggest outside Asia, Londons Chinatown is quickly becoming it
62、s rival. Read on to find out more TEXT-B-1Text study (B)Text study (B)ArchatentrancetoChinatownAhugetouristattraction:ChineseNewYearAshrineinChinatownBook1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextYoucanfindLondonsChinatowninSoho.Ithasbecomeagrowing cultural, commercial and tourist ce
63、nter. With its 78 restaurants, 53 shops, 12 bars and pubs, two banks and many business companies, this Chinatown is like no other.GerrardStreetholdsaspecialsignificanceforChinatown.Ithas fashion shops, restaurants, and the place where LedZeppelinfirstpracticed.ItistheheartofChinatown.Theareaislikema
64、nyothercommunitiesaroundtheworld;ithasresidentsandacommunitycenter.TB-2Text study (B)ChinatowninLondonBook1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextChairman of the Chinese Community Center, Christine Yau,stated, “We provide services like legal help, social support,guidanceandadvicewe
65、dealwiththousandsofenquiriesayear.Wealsoholdevents,clubs,coursesandhealthgroups.”Yausays, “It has a strong community life which encourages theChinesetraditionandculture,andthereisamixtureoftheEastandWestspiritthatsveryunique.”TB-3Text study (B)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressio
66、nsTextSoitismorethanjustaplaceforgreatfood.Formanypeopleof Chinese origin, Chinatown offers a chance to learn moreabouttheirroots,especiallyintimesofhomesickness.Yautalkedaboutastudent,whoisaHongKongnative,WingKeiWong.ShemovedtoEnglandtenyearsagotopursueherloveforarchitectureandsheenjoyshowChineseCh
67、inatownis.ShewaschosenbyTseKaShing,thedirectoroftheChinatownArtsSpace(CAS),topaintamuralinChinatown.TB-4Text study (B)Book1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextWongcallsthepiece1888. Fromadistance,itlookslikeabowlofricebutwhenyoutakeacloserlook,itismadeupof1,888picturesofChinatow
68、n.ItisinHorse and Dolphin Yard,offMacclesfieldStreet.Ifyoucantfindit,justaskapoliceman.TB-5Text study (B)1888muralinChinatownTheartistWingKeiWongBook1Unit2- PlacesBackgroundinformationWordsandexpressionsTextThe best restaurant in this area is The Royal Dragon onGerrardStreet.Thereyougetfastservicean
69、dthestaffisveryfriendly. The dcor adds to the welcoming atmosphere and there is nothing better than a hot, delicious meal.ItisintheheartofChinatownsoithasasenseofrealChineseculture.WhenyouareinLondonlookingforrealChineseshopping,abitetoeat,oraculturalexperience,Chinatownistheplacetogo.TB-6Text study
70、 (B)Book1Unit2- Places1.WhereisChinatown?_2.HowmanyshopsandbanksarethereinChinatown?_3.WhatisspecialaboutGerrardStreet?_Thereare53shopsandtwobanks.Ithasfashionshops,restaurants,andtheplacewhereLedZeppelinfirstpractised.ItistheheartofChinatown.Thebestrestaurant,The Royal Dragon,isinGerrardStreet.Look
71、ing at the text Directions: Answer the questions.ItisinSoho,London.LOOKINGATTHETEXT-B-1Book1Unit2- Places4.WhatroledoestheChineseCommunityCenterplayinChinatown?_5.PickoutasmuchinformationasyoucanaboutWingKeiWong._Looking at the text Itprovidesserviceslikelegalhelp,socialsupport,guidanceandadvice.Ith
72、oldsevents,clubs,coursesandhealthgroups.IthasastrongcommunitylifethatencouragestheChinesetraditionandculture.WingKeiWongmovedtoEnglandtenyearsagotopursueherloveforarchitectureandsheenjoyshowChineseChinatownis.ShewaschosenbyTseKaShing,thedirectoroftheChinatownArtsSpace(CAS),topaintamuralinChinatown.L
73、OOKINGATTHETEXT-B-2Book1Unit2- Places6.WhatisspecialaboutWongsmural?_Looking at the text Fromadistance,itlookslikeabowlofricebutwhenyoutakeacloserlook,itismadeupof1,888picturesofChinatown.LOOKINGATTHETEXT-B-3Book1Unit2- Places1.thenamesofplaces,e.g.restaurants._2.people,e.g.residents._3.adjectiveswh
74、ichdescribepeopleorplaces,e.g.thriving._Directions: Find WORKINGWITHWORDS-B-1Working with wordsrestaurants,shops,bars,pubs,banks,acommunitycentreresidents,tourist,LedZeppelin,chairman,student,director,policeman,staffgrowing,cultural,commercial,strong,unique,friendly,welcomingTask1Task2Task3*Book1Uni
75、t2- PlacesDirections: Match the noun in Box A with the noun in Box B to form a two-word compound.WWW-B-2Working with wordslegalhelpChinatownpolicemancommunitycenterhealthgroupbusinesscompanyChinesetraditionhomesicknessKey: Box AlegalChinapolicecommunityhealthbusinessChinesehomeBox Bcentercompanygrou
76、pmanhelpsicknesstowntraditionTask1Task2Task3*Compound nounsBook1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3*WWW-B-3-1Working with words*Additional practiceDirections: Finish the following sentences.1.ThereareChinatownsin_.2.SanFranciscosChinatownisprobablythebiggestoutside_.3.LondonsChinatownhasbecomeagrowing_.4.I
77、thasgot78_.manybiggercitiesinAsia,theUSAandEuropeAsiacultural,commercialandtouristcenterrestaurants,53shops,12barsandpubs,twobanksandmanybusinesscompaniesBook1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3*WWW-B-3-2Working with words5.GerrardStreethas_.6.ChristineYau,stated,“Weprovide_.7.Wealsohold_.8.Ithasastrongcom
78、munitylifewhich_.9.Chinatownoffersachance_.fashionshops,restaurants,andtheplacewhereLedZeppelinfirstpractisedserviceslikelegalhelp,socialsupport,guidanceandadviceevents,clubs,coursesandhealthgroupsencouragestheChinesetraditionandculturetolearnmoreabouttheirroots,especiallyintimesofhomesicknessBook1U
79、nit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3*WWW-B-3-3Working with words10.WingKeiWongmovedtoEngland_.11.Fromadistance,1888lookslike_.12.Itismadeupof_.13.Thebestrestaurantinthisareais_.14.Thereyouget_.15.Thedcoradds_.tenyearsagotopursueherloveforarchitectureabowlofrice1,888picturesofChinatownTheRoyalDragonfastservic
80、eandthestaffisveryfriendlytothewelcomingatmosphereBook1Unit2- PlacesListening2Listening3Directions: Listen to these tourists who were in Chinatown. Fill in the facts.LISTENING-2-1Listening CharlieSelloyAnthonyMelaniefrommonth of visitliked /didnt likeLisbon, PortugalShropshire Chicago, USASeptemberJ
81、ulyJuneDecemberfriendlier and much cleaner than New York Chinatowna lot of restaurants with really good prices but the streets were full of rubbish that smelt awfulawful restaurant, with rude staff and cold food. Some of the clothes shops were wonderful.disappointed at how small the London Chinatown
82、 is. But its very colourful and friendly, and the shoppings fine.Miami Beach, FloridaHeard in the streetBook1Unit2- PlacesDirections: Decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).LISTENING-2-2-1Listening _1.CharliedidntlikeLondonChinatown._2.AlltherestaurantsCharliewenttoweregoo
83、d._3.CharliewillnevervisittheLondonChinatownagain._4.SelloyfoundthepricesOK.FTFTListening2Listening3Book1Unit2- PlacesLISTENING-2-2-2Listening _5.WhenSelloywasthere,thestreetswerefulloftrash._6.Anthonysfoodwaslovelyandhot._7.MelaniethoughttheLondonChinatownwassmall._8.MelaniedidntfindtheshopsinChina
84、townverygood.TFTFListening2Listening3Book1Unit2- PlacesItisthenumberof_inthemosaicanditsagoodnumber for Chinese _. _ is a good number inChinese itsymbolises_, soatriple_ isespecially _. The number _, in Cantonese,soundslikethewordfor_.ImhopingthatitllbringChinatowngood_everyday!And,ofcourse,itwasunv
85、eiledonthe18thof_2008.AugustfortuneeverydayoneDirections: Listen to an interview with Wing Kei Wong talking about the title of her mosaic. Listen and fill in the gaps. An interview with Wing Kei WongLISTENING-3-1-1Listening photospeopleEightgoodluckeightluckyListening2Listening3Book1Unit2- Places_1.
86、Itisthenumberofpeopleinthemosaic.2.FiveisagoodnumberinChinese.3.Adoubleeightisespeciallygood.4.Thenumberonesoundslikethewordfor“everyyear”._Directions: Underline the mistakes in the sentences and write the correct word. LISTENING-3-2-1Listening photosEighttriple day_Listening2Listening3Book1Unit2- P
87、laces5.Itsgoingtobeajourneyoflearning.6.ItslocationisobviousfromthebusiestareaofChinatown.7.Youllseearicebowlsurroundedbyasilverglow.8.Eachpicturewillbearoundthesamesizeasaregularposter._LISTENING-3-2-2Listening discoveryisnt goldenphoto_Listening2Listening3Book1Unit2- PlacesDirections: Work with a
88、partner. Use the map. Write instructions on how to get to a place on the map. Can your partner follow your instructions and were your instructions correct?Writing Task1Task2Task3Task4WRITING-1Book1Unit2- PlacesDialogue 1A.please./Can/tell/you/me/tothemuseum/theway/Excuseme?B.Ofcourse./take/Go/along/
89、and/thethirdroad/LondonRoad/totheright.StJohnsRoad/Thats.overtheroundabout/Gostraight/and/infrontofyou/themuseumis.cant/really/it/miss/You.A.Goodbye./Thankyou.B.Bye./Yourewelcome.Task1Task2Task3Task4Directions: All words in the sentences are in the wrong order. Write the dialogue again correctly in
90、your exercise book.Writing Muddled words in sentences WRITING-2-1Book1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3Task4Key: Writing A Excuseme,please.Canyoutellmethewaytothemuseum?B Ofcourse.GoalongLondonRoadandtakethethirdroadtotheright.ThatsStJohnsRoad.Gostraightovertheroundaboutandthemuseumisinfrontofyou.Youcant
91、reallymissit.A Thankyou.Goodbye.B Yourewelcome.Bye.WRITING-2-2Book1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3Task4Dialogue 2A.Is/policestation/there/a/Excuseme./here?B.not/sure/Im.Oh/there/yes/is.overthetrafficlights/GreenParkRoad/Goup/straighton/and.attheroundabout/left/Then/turn/into/ShakespeareStreet.about200m
92、etres/thepolicestation/Youll/ontheleft/see/after.onthecorner/ShakespeareStreet/Its/of/andWaterlooRoad/thebank/opposite.A.foryourhelp/Thanks.B.mention/Dont/it.Writing WRITING-2-3Book1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3Task4Key:Writing A Excuseme.Isthereapolicestationhere?B Imnotsure.Oh yes thereis.Go upGree
93、nParkRoadandstraight on over the traffic lights. Then turn left at theroundabout into Shakespeare Street. Youll see the policestationafterabout200metres ontheleft.ItsoppositethebankonthecornerofShakespeareStreetandWaterlooRoad.A Thanksforyourhelp.B Dontmentionit.WRITING-2-4Book1Unit2- PlacesTask1Tas
94、k2Task3Task4Directions: Betty has invited her friend Rhonda to her house. Read what she wrote in her email.Writing An emailWRITING-3-1HiRhonda,ImlookingforwardtoseeingyouonThursday.IthoughtIwouldgiveyousomedirectionssoyoucanfindmyhouse.OK,sowhenyouleavethestation,takethefirstroadontheright.ThatisBee
95、chRoad.GostraightdownBeechRoaduntilyouseealetterboxonyourright.TakethenextleftaftertheletterboxandnowyouwillbeinNorthfieldRoad.Gostraightonuntilyougettothetrafficlights.Turnrightatthetrafficlightsandthentakethethirdroadonyourleft.Takethenextroadright.ThatshouldbePonderStreet.Myhouseinnumber35.Youcan
96、tmissitasthereisaredtelephoneboxinthegarden!Seeyouatabout3oclock.Bestwishes,BettyBook1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3Task4 Now you have invited a friend to your house next Friday. He / She has never been there before. Write an email with instructions in your exercise book.Writing WRITING-3-2-1Book1Unit
97、2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3Task4Individual solution starting like this:Hi,ImlookingforwardtoseeingyounextFriday.IthoughtIwouldgiveyousomeinstructionssoyoucanfindmyhouse.Okay.WhenyouWriting WRITING-3-2-2Book1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3Task41.IwasinChinatownlastsummer.2.IfelthungrysoIwentintoarestaurant
98、.3.Icouldntfindit.4.SoIaskedsomebodyfordirections.5.IwantedtoseeWingKeiWongsart.6.HetoldmeitwasinHorse and Dolphin Yard,offMacclesfieldStreet.7.Thefoodwasgood.8.HesaidthatMacclesfieldStreetwasthethirdontheleft.Writing Jumbled sentencesDirections: All the sentences are in the wrong order. Write them
99、again in the correct order in your exercise book.WRITING-4-1Book1Unit2- PlacesTask1Task2Task3Task4Key:1.IwasinChinatownlastsummer.2.IwantedtoseeWingKeiWongsart.3.Icouldntfindit.4.SoIaskedsomebodyfordirections.5.HetoldmeitwasinHorse and Dolphin Yard,offMacclesfieldStreet.6.HesaidthatMacclesfieldStree
100、twasthethirdontheleft.7.IfelthungrysoIwentintoarestaurant.8.Thefoodwasgood.Writing WRITING-4-2Book1Unit2- Places1.Writeameaningfulsubjectline.2.Keepthemessagefocused.3.Avoidattachments.4.Identifyyourselfclearly.5.Bekind.Dontflame.6.Proofread.7.Dontassumeprivacy.8.Distinguishbetweenformalandinformals
101、ituations.9.Respondpromptly.10.Showrespectandrestraint.Writing *Top 10 strategies for writing effective emails:WRITINGTIPSTask1Task2Task3Task4Book1Unit2- Places 1. Directions:Read these numbers and check them on the recording.a)711b)9,999c)758,000d)3,456,201e)5,755f)1,111,111g)454,100h)55,000,000i)3
102、69,119j)34,712,555Grammar check NumbersGRAMMARCHECK-1Book1Unit2- Places2. Directions:Say the ordinals for these numbers and check them on the recording.a)88b)95c)102d)9,999e)23f)101g)303h)35Grammar check GC-2Book1Unit2- Places3. Directions:Read these fractions, percentages and decimals and check the
103、m on the recording.a)3%b)73/4c)127/8d)41/2e)89% f)100%g)21%h)50%i)9.9j)101.21k)5.55Grammar check GC-3Book1Unit2- Places4. Directions:Read these times and check them on the recording.a)(digital)15.15b)(digital)8.25c)(digital)9.30d)(digital)10.40e)(analogue)15.15f)(analogue)8.25g)(analogue)9.30h)(anal
104、ogue)10.40Grammar check GC-4Book1Unit2- Places5. Directions:Ask five students when their birthday is. Note it on this table. Now tell your neighbor what you know.Grammar check NameBirthdayGC-5Book1Unit2- PlacesTo convert kilometers to miles, take the miles x 1.6, so 10 miles = 16 kilometers, 50 mile
105、s are 80 kilometers and 100 miles are 160 kilometers.1.ThespeedlimitinBritainonsomeroadsis30mph(milesperhour).Whatisthatinkilometers?2.OnmotorwaysinBritainyoucangoat70mph.Whatisthatinkilometers?3.ThetopspeedallowedonAmericanhighwaysis110km/h(kilometersperhour).Whatisthatinmiles?4.ThespeedlimitonChin
106、eseexpresswaysis120km/h.Whatisthatinmiles?_Grammar check 6. How to convert kilometers to miles_48 km/h_112 km/h68 mph_75 mphGC-6Book1Unit2- PlacesProject Walkaroundyourareaandtakephotosofbuildingsandshops.Drawamapoftheareaonalargeposterandarrangethephotosonit.Markastartingpoint(youarehere)onthemap.N
107、owwritetwoorthreedirectionsofhowtogettodifferentplacesfromthestartingpointandaffixthemtotheposter.Writeaworksheetfortheotherstudents.Givedirectionstobuildingsonyourmapbutdontsaywhichbuildingstheyare.Thestudentshavetofollowthedirectionsandfillinthenamesofthebuildingsontheirworksheet.Work in groups.PR
108、OJECT-1Book1Unit2- Places1.WhatmistakedidMaxmakewhenhegottoLiverpool?_2.Wheredidhewanttogo?_3.Whatisaroundabout?_Directions: Try to answer these questions without looking at your book.QuizHeheldthemapupsidedown.Hewantedtogototheyouthhostel.Itisinthemiddleofacrossingwheretherearenotrafficlights.QUIZ-
109、1Book1Unit2- PlacesQuiz4.Howdoyoustartaquestionwhenyouwanttoasksomebodytheway?_5.Whatisanotherphrasefor“Yourewelcome”?_6.WhereisthebiggestChinatownoutsideAsia?_7.WhatisthenameofthestreetintheheartofLondonsChinatown?_Dontmentionit.Excuseme.InSanFrancisco.QUIZ-2ThatisGerrardStreet.Book1Unit2- PlacesQuiz8.WhyisChinatownsospecialfortheChinesecommunity?_9.WhatdidWingKeiWongstudyinEngland?_10.Whatis1888?_ItoffersachancefortheChinesepeopletolearnmoreabouttheirroots.QUIZ-3Shestudiedarchitecture.Itisamuralmadeupof1,888pictures.
