展望未來(lái)英語(yǔ)教程第二冊(cè)u(píng)nit1-unit3
Unit 1 At the weekend
Unit 1 Special interests
3.Listen.In your opinion,
which hobbies in the articles do these comments describe?
1.It's dangerous.
2.It's boring.
3.It's frightening.
4.It's expensive.
5.It's fun.
6.It's exciting.
7.It's easy.
8.It's crazy.
9.It's relaxing.
10.It's cheap.
11.It's difficult.
12.It's challenging.
Frequency
Exercise 1
RACHEL:Er...excuse me.
MAN:Yes?
R:Could I ask you some questions?
M:Of course.Sit down.
R:It's nice here.
M:Yes,it is.Er,what do you want to know?
R:I work for an advertising agency,and I'm doing some research.
It's for a new magazine for people like you.
M:People like me.What do you mean?
R:People between eighteen and twenty-five years old.
M:OK.
Exercise 2
RACHEL:Er...excuse me.
MAN:Yes?
R:Could I ask you some questions?
M:Of course.Sit down.
R:It's nice here.
M:Yes,it is.Er,what do you want to know?
R:I work for an advertising agency,and I'm doing some research.
It's for a new magazine for people like you.
M:People like me.What do you mean?
R:People between eighteen and twenty-five years old.
M:OK.
R:Right.Um,what do you do at the weekend?
M:Well,on Fridays,my wife always goes to her exercise class.Then she visits friends.
R:Don't you go out?
M:Not on Fridays.I never go out on Fridays.I stay at home and watch television.
R:And on Saturdays?
M:On Saturdays my wife and I always go sailing together.
R:Really?
M:Mm.We love it.We never miss it.And then in the evening we go out.
R:Where to?
M:Different places.We sometimes go and see friends.
We sometimes go to the cinema or a restaurant.But we always go out on Saturday evenings.
R:I see.And now Sunday.What happens on Sundays?
M:Nothing special.We often go for a walk.And I always cook a big Sunday lunch.
R:Oh.How often do you do the cooking?
M:Um,twice a week,three times a week.
R:Thank you very much.All I need now are your personal details-your name,
job and so on.What's your surname?
M:Robinson.
8.Pronunciation.Listen.
Once a year.Twice a month.
Three times a week.Four days a week.Five times a day.
Listen
Development
Exercise 2 and 3
MAN:Our home here is-fairly large.We have four bedrooms,an office,
a bunch of bathrooms,I think four bathrooms.Um,
in England you'd say it was three reception rooms but it's front room,
a dining room and a breakfast nook.
We do a lot of things around the house on the weekend.
We garden quite a bit,working in our garden,
and we play basketball on the basketball court we've got out the back.
BOY:Um,at the weekends here I go out a lot with my friends on Friday or Saturday night.
Sometimes we go to the movies or just go to other people's houses and watch videos.
MAN:Usually Saturday afternoon we crank up the barbecue
and that's our meal because during the summer it gets pretty hot here
and sometimes you just want to be outside rather than be inside.
In California you really have two seasons from our entertainment point of view-spring,
summer and fall are very much the same type of activities and then
winter is very different on the activities that we do on the weekend.
Summer time activities are usually involved around the children's sports.
My youngest son plays Little League-er,that's baseball.
Unit 2 Doing new things
Unit 2 Learning languages
2.Listen and repeat.
1,000 10,000 100,000
150,000 999,000 1,000,000
6.Listen and read.Rita Patel and Julia Marsh work together at MAP Advertising.
Answer the questions in your student's book.
RITA:Oh,hi,Julia.
JULIA:Dreaming?
RITA:No,I'm thinking about evening classes.
JULIA:Evening classes?
RITA:Yes,I'm going to go to evening classes.
JULIA:Why?
RITA:Because I want to learn a foreign language,Japanese.
JULIA:Why do you want to learn Japanese?
RITA:Because I like Japan.And I want to do something new.
JULIA:Learning Japanese is going to be difficult.
RITA:I know.But I'm going to do it.
10.Rita is at the community education centre.
Listen and answer the questions in your student's book.
CLERK:Right.How many languages do you speak?Apart from English,of course.
RITA:I speak Hindi.
CLERK:Ah.How well do you speak it?
RITA:Very well.I can write it too.
CLERK:Any other languages?
RITA:I can speak a little French.But I can't write it at all.
CLERK:A little French.Can't write it.That's it?
Rita:Yes.
CLERK:And you want to join our beginners'class in Japanese?
RIRA:Yes,please.
CLERK:Well,it's not going to be easy,you know.
It's very different from English,Hindi or French.
RITA:I know.But I want to do it.
After school
6.Stress and intonation.Listen and repeat.
What do you enjoy doing?
What don't you enjoy doing?
Now listen and check.
1.What do you like eating for breakfast?What don't you like eating?
2.What do you like watching on TV?What don't you like watching?
Exercise 9
MANAGER:The centre's usually open five days a week that's from Monday
to Friday...though we do sometimes have weekend workshops.
A lot of our classes are in the evening,but there are quite a few during the day,too.
INTERVIEWER:And how many people attend classes here?
M:Um,...in any one term we can have between 450 and 500 students coming to classes,
and they're all ages.Of course,most of the students are adults-in fact,
the oldest this term is eighty-two-but we do run playgroups for very young children during the day.
Next year we're going to provide more facilites for teenagers,
because they don't really have a place to go in a small town like this.
I:Which are your most popular classes?
M:Well,they're probably our art classes because that's what we specialise in.
After all,students of all ages really enjoy painting and drawing.
Yoga and foreign languages are also extremely popular.
But we offer a very wide range of courses-everything from furniture making to philosophy.
I:Are your students all local people?
M:Er,a lot of our students aren't actually from the town.
They come from other towns and villages because they want to do a particular subject
or beacuase they would like to be with a particularteacher.
And then they also come for other reasons.
Of course the subject interests them,
but people who are new to the town come to meet people
and some people just want to get out of the house...young mothers
and old people in particular enjoy making new friends.
Young lives
1.Listen and read.
Five people are describing new experiences that they had when they were young.
Match the descriptions with the pictures in your student's book.
1.Rosie:Oh,I hated it.I was five years old,very small and shy.
My mother took me inside and there were a lot of other children.
Did I cry?Well,I certainly cried.
When she left and I was unhappy all day.I felt awful.
2.Alan:My parents were worried about moving,but I wasn't.I was very excited.
Of course,when we moved I lost some of my friends and I changed schools,but it was an adventure.
3.Rachel:I felt wonderful on the first day.
I was only fifteen but I had a job and some money.
I didn't work on schooldays only on Saturdays.And I sometimes worked in the holidays.
Of course,the job was actually quite boring.
Did they pay me much money?No,but I loved it I really did.
4.Becky:They taught me at school and I took the test when I was sixteen.
Then my mother lent me her car twice a week.
Was I frightened?Well,the first time I drove alone I was frightened for about five minutes,but then I felt fine.
5.Marco:I love my parents but I was very happy to be free.
When I left the house with all my suitcases,I thought,"I'm an adult!"
I went to the airport and caught a plane to Britain.
I didn't know then that I would stay here for so long.
Development
Exercise 5
GENE:My programme is a course in automotive repair.Er,...we,er,
teach people from the age of sixteen through adults.
We're located on a high school campus.It's vocational,
which means that we train people in specific skills that they could use in a job.
PRESENTER:There are programmes for adults in the afternoons and evenings,
but all the people in Gene's classes are students at San Rafael High School.
About eighty-five per cent are boys.
They choose to spend five or ten hours a week with him in groups of eighteen to twenty.
It's a vocational course,but it's part of their general education,
so they don't have to pay.
Many of the students want to learn how to repair their own cars.
G:Every student is an individual that comes into my programme.
All of them think that they're going to be able to fix their own car.
They all have that as a goal that they are going to get out of the programme.
P:Some students,though,want to work in garages and service stations when they leave school.
One lesson a week is in a classroom and deals with the theory of car repairs.
On the other days,students work with Gene in the workshop next to the school.
They do projects and learn practical skills.This is one of Gene's students.
JOSH:I like classes like this because it's more of the real world than
it is sitting there reading a text book,
not knowing what you are going to be using it for.
P:In other high schools the local education office runs different vocational courses.
Students can learn about radio broadcasting,electronics,
business technology and restaurant work at the same time as the usual school subjects.
Unit 3Planning a trip
Ways of travelling
8.Stress and intonation.Listen and mark the main stresses in these sentences.
1.Trains are safer than planes.
2.Stations are more convenient than airports.
9.Listen to five people talking about how they prefer travelling and why.
Complete the chart in your students'book.
1.AlAN I prefer travelling by plane because I get there faster.
2.ANNA Actually,I think buses are better than any other form of transport.
On a long journey you always meet people and talk to them,
People are friendlier on buses.
And the journey's more interesting because you can see the countryside.
3.BECKY I hate travelling by train.
There are always problems with trains in this country.
They're late or they're cancelled or something happens.
I use my car and I always get where I'm going in time.
Travelling by car is definitely more reliable.
4.SALLY Buses are bad but cars are worse.
They both cause terrible pollution in towns and cities.
I travel everywhere by bicycle because I think it's better for the environment
and it's good exercise.Anyway,I'm too young to drive!
5.BOB People who drive cars long distances to get to work are crazy.
They sit for hours in traffic jams;
they get angry and frustrated.Trains are much better.
I like travelling by train because I can work while I'm travelling.
It's more convenient and more comfortable than travelling by car.
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