资源简介 (共19张PPT)Unit 2 Exploring EnglishDeveloping ideas:Misadventures in EnglishRead the dialogue and guess the meaning.You know what, the guy we were talking with is a big potato in our company.You don’t say!A big potato: A very important figure or someone of a high status in a field.Lead in“What's up ”, I said to him.“Nothing much,” he answered.What’s going on 你好/出了什么事?Lead inRead the dialogue and guess the meaning.Lead inRead the following expressions and guess their meanings.at sixes and sevensMy room is at sixes and sevens.in a confused, badly-organised, or difficult situation=in a messRead the following expressions and guess their meanings.James Carson - the name rings a bell, I’ve heard it before.To sound familiar.Lead inRead the following expressions and guess their meanings.pull up one’s socksWe need to pull up our socks to struggle with difficulties.to improve your work or behaviorLead inMother has green fingers.natural ability in growing plants园艺高手Read the following expressions and guess their meanings.Lead inIn summer, mothers like to put toilet water to make its sound better in the bath basin.toilet waterA light perfume that does not have a very strong smellLead inRead the expression and guess the meaning.Look at the title and predict(预测)what the passage is about.Misadventures in Englishadventures: unusual experiences/journeysmis: miss/unsuccessfulUnsuccessful unusual experiences in EnglishPredictionPredictionWhat is the style/genre of this passage It is a forum post.What is the main idea of the passage A.Trouble in learning English.B.A bad experience.C.Misunderstandings of English words.D.The benefit of learning English.What expression confused different people.She had a frog in her throat. the ground floor/the first floor wicked not bad Read quicklyRead carefullyRead the definitions of the words and expressions that caused the misunderstandings. Match the definitions to the posts.Yancy's postSophie's postJulien's postZheng Xu's postFind and guessWhat examples of Internet language are used in the passage What do they mean Think share____________COZ________________________________________________likesbecausesadconfusedangryThink criticallyWhat caused their misunderstandings BE vs. AEIdioms: literal vs. real meaningContextsCross-cultural understandingNot bad Share your stories (5 mins for discussion)Have you had misadventures in English Idiom/BE VS. AE/Context/Cross-culturalThis summer (when), I went to London (where) to visit my penfriend (who). He had told me that his grandfather was “really wicked” (what happened). However, when I met his grandfather, I liked him very much. Why did my penfriend use a negative word on such a nice man /What does…mean /What’s that for /It mean…right To understand what it mean, I asked…/referred to the dictionary/searched for more information online. Finally, I…How did you solve it Checklist:complete; logical; clear; interestingExample 1Yesterday, I had an important football match.I felt very nervous, so I talked to my new friend about it.He is a nice and friendly boy from England.However, he wished me to break a leg.Why did he want me to get hurt Good luck!Think and shareExample 2:My classmate Kate is from America. Last summer, she wanted to take part in a Chinese speech competition and she asked me to help her. We practised in our classroom. Although it was 30℃ inside the classroom, she kept telling me that she got cold feet. Was she sick nervous;frightenedThink and shareWhat are phrases, idioms and slangs Thank you! 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源预览