Unit Six Fantastic!The First Two Periods

Designed by Lu Yan

Teaching Procedures

Get the Right Sound

Listen In

Speak Out

Listen More

Assignments

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1)The birds sat on the church.

2)The men turned to the west.

3)Look at the goat at the head of the herd.

4)The nurse was in bed on Wednesday and Thursday.

5) Herbert’s shirt is dirty.

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1)The car was certainly dirty.

2)Please pass me my purse.

3)The actor had a stirring part.

4) Arthur is starring in the film.

1)My birthday was last Thursday.

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Listen In New Expressions Stop annoying me! Don’t bother

me. I’m losing my patience. Why are you

so angry What’s wrong with it? It’s disgusting! That’s great! It’s

wonderful!

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Listen in Dialogue1• W1: Mommy, can I have a candy bar?• W2: No. I told you before .It’s no good

for you .• W1: But I’m hungry ,Mommy.• W2: No, I don’t care if you’re

starving. _______________• W1: But Mommy…• W2: Lisa, _________________________

Stop pestering me

I’m losing my patience with you

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Dialogue2• M1: Oh, damn it.• M2: ____________________• M1: I’m late for my interview and my

car won’t start.• M2: _______________________________

_____________________• M1:I think the battery’s dead.

What are you so angry about?

Well, getting angry isn’t going to help. What’s wrong with it?

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Dialogue3• M: Hey! Look what I found!• W: Euwh…Yuck. What is that!• M: It’s a slug . Here, catch!• W: (Screaming) No. Get it away from

me. ___________________• M: ___________________.Here ,touch

it.• W: (Running away) Stop it. Don’t you

dare throw that at me!

It’s disgustingC’mon. it’s not so bad

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Dialogue4• W1: Hey, Mike, what’s that you’re

reading?• M: It’s a letter from a company I

applied for a job with. They are offering me a job after I graduate.

• W2: ____________________

• W1: ________________! Congratulations!

• M: Thanks, guys.

Wow! That’s fantastic!Yeah. That’s great!

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Oh, damn it:→It is an expression which expresses one’s

strong feeling of anger, annoyance, impatience, dissatisfaction, etc.

I think the battery’s dead: →I think the battery has no necessary power to start a car.

Notes:

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Notes: big Mac: a kind of hamburger sold in

McDonald’s in which two pieces of meat covered with three round bread rolls fed up: (infml) unhappy, tired and not

satisfied, esp. about sth. Uninteresting, annoying or time-wasting that one has had too much of

fabulous: (infml) extremely good or pleasant; excellent

marvelous: extremely good

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Listen More Section CD11.A. Because the man did it too slowly. B. Because the man did it in a wrong

way. C. Because the man always forgets. D. Because the man did not follow

her words. 2. A. The man is driving. B. The man is cleaning his camera. C. The man is watching TV. D. The man is reading.

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D21.A. Because the woman didn’t wake him and he

would be late.

B. Because the woman was unwilling to go out

with him.

C. Because the woman was late.

D. Because the woman didn’t wind the clock.

2. A. Because the woman had no clock.

B. Because the woman was not at home.

C. Because the woman didn’t know the man

was going out.

D. Because the woman wound the clock for the

man

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D31.A. Excellent.

B. Terrible.

C. Fair.

D. Not so bad.

2. A. To clean the car.

B. To clean the windows.

C. To do his homework.

D. To clean the yard

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Section DCircle true or false1.The man ran into the Bradley twins

yesterday.2.The woman remembered the twins when the

ma mentioned them.3.The twins’ parents used to dress them alike

all the time.4.The man talked with the twins for a long

time.

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Section E

Television is now playing a very _______ part in our lives. But television, like other things, has both advantages and disadvantages. In the first place, television is not only a convenient source of entertainment, but also a _________ cheap one. It’s convenient as well as cheap to sit comfortably at home, with almost unlimited entertainment ________. Some people, however, maintain that this is precisely where the danger lies. The television viewer demonstrates no originality. He makes no choice and exercises no judgment. He is _______ and has everything presented to him without any effort on his part.

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Television keeps one _________ about current events, allows one to follow the latest developments in science and politics, and offers an endless ________ of programs that are both instructive and entertaining. Yet here again there is a danger. We get so _____ looking at it, so dependent on its moving pictures, that it begins to _______ our lives. There are many other arguments ________television. We must realize that television in itself is neither good nor bad. It is the uses to which it is put that________ its value to society.

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D1: C BD2: A CD3: B DSection D: T F T FSection E: comparatively available passive informed series of used to control for and against determine

Notes:1. on earth: (infml) used for giving force to a question with what, who, why, etc.2. ran into: (infml) meet someone by chance3. on his part: by himself4. for and against: in favor of and in opposition to

Assignments

1.Read the new words and expressions again and again after class.

2. Read the text after class, and underline the words and expressions and sentences you don’t understand.

3. Do Ex 1 in Student’s Book.

4. Do Ex.1 in workbook.

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