(2019版)外研版高中英语必修第一册Unit 2 Exploring English Listening & Speaking ppt课件（含音频）.zip

nLearn unfamiliar English expressions in specific situations. nLearn to broaden your vocabulary of English from the Internet. nLearn to use abbreviations(省略) and emojis in proper situations. nLearn to grasp the key points in a conversation. Look at the following expressions or emojis in daily communication and talk about their meanings in your group. netizenselfie screen rageglobalian a member of the globe BTW CU by the way see you IMOin my opinion ASAPas soon as possible LTNSlong time no see coolscaredlaugh to cry embarrassed Look at the pictures and guess what you may listen to. Observe each persons facial features to guess what may happen between them. Listen to three conversations and match them to the pictures. Answers: Conversation 1-b Conversation 2-c Conversation 3-a WordsMeaningOrigin dim sum a kind of traditional _ from _ _ _ using a cellphone without caring about others a combination of the words _ and _ _ a shorter way of saying _ from the Internet Chinese food the Guangdong dialect cellfish cellphone selfish LOL “laugh out loud” Listen again and complete the table. Listen to the three conversations again to find how the speakers ask for and explain the meanings of the words. Write down the outline of how the speakers ask for and explain the meanings of expressions. List the key information in the conversations. What kind of is that? Its a kind of from, including Do you know what I mean by ? What does mean? When you sayyou mean, right? Whats that for? It means You use it to Its a shorter way of It was first used on You use it to show you think Act out the conversations in your group and then to the whole class. Make up your own conversations on asking for and explaining meanings of expressions and emojis. Student A: You are a waiter/ waitress in a restaurant. You ask your customer whether he/ she needs a doggy bag. (A “doggy bag” is a bag or box in which you take unfinished food home from a restaurant.) Student B: You are asking for the bill in a restaurant. The waiter / waitress asks you if you need a doggy bag. You dont know what it is and ask him/ her to explain. Student A: You see a sign in a supermarket saying “3 for 2”. You dont know what it means and ask the shop assistant to explain. Student B: You are a shop assistant. A customer asks you what “3 for 2” means. (“3 for 2” means that if you buy two items, you get a third one for free.) Weve known that many English words come from French, German or Latin. You may not know that some English words come from Chinese. kowtow ketchup lose face lychee paper tiger “丢脸” typhoon Confucius Taoism taikonaut chop-chop hurry up Find new words and their meanings on the Internet. Make up similar conversation. One asks for information while another explains its meaning.