新视界大学英语综合教程4-unit5.ppt

Talking point
Warming up
Skimming
Digging
Critical thinking
Language in use
Unfamiliar words
Interpreting
Do you know how to say “八卦” in English, both its original meaning and extended meaning? Watch the video clip and find out the answer.
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➊ Listen and underline any words or expressions which are different from what you hear.
Conversation 1
A Who’s going to win the big match on Sunday, then?
B Not much doubt about it to my mind, it’s going to be the Hammers.
A What? West Ham? Against the league champion Man United? You must be joking!
B No, I’m not. They’re playing at home, they’ve had a string of good results recently, they’ve got two great players …
A Who’s going to win the big match on Sunday, then?
B Not much doubt about it to my mind, it’s going to be the Hammers.
A What? West Ham? Against the league champion Man United? You must be joking!
B No, I’m not. They’re playing at home, they’ve had a string of good results recently, they’ve got two great players …
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Conversation 2
A Have you heard about Justin?
B No, what’s he done?
A It seems he’s started going out with a woman half his age. She sounds it too. I can’t think what he sees in her, she’s not exactly an English beauty.
B Never! I don’t believe you! He must be mad!
A Have you heard about Justin?
B No, what’s he done?
A It seems he’s started going out with a woman half his age. She sounds it too. I can’t think what he sees in her, she’s not exactly an English beauty.
B Never! I don’t believe you! He must be mad!
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Answer:

Conversation 1:
Sunday  Saturday
champion leaders
great  new
Conversation 2:
half twice
sounds  looks
beauty rose
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➋ Work in pairs and discuss the questions.
1 Did you find anything strange about the two conversations?
2 Which do you think is most likely to take place, and why?
3 Do you have conversations like these? Who with?
4 What are the usual subjects of your conversations?
5 What do you think ar