谢谢大家33 PPT资料共58页

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H A P P Y
Picture 2
A N G R Y
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B O R E D
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STRESSED
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SAD
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SCARED
surprised
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Picture 8
LONELY
EMBARRASSED
Relieved Shocked Emotional Moody Exhausted Tired Terrified Stunned Amazed Disgusted Afraid Impatient Horrified Devastated
Start to feel Get really/a bit of Become nervous Be afraid of Worry about money Be scared stiff Feel embarrassed
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Picture 10
EXCITED
Lesson A Feelings Lesson B Feelings and emotions
Vocabulary Link
How do they feel?
How do these people feel? Match a word in the box with a person in the picture. Take turns telling your partner.
Feelings 1. happy 2. bored 3. angry 4. nervous 5. sad 6. scared 7. embarrassed
The woman in the red coat is happy.
2. The man in the coffee shop is bored.
1. Angie is nervous / bored.
2. Carolyn is scared /sad .
3. Vicki is happy/ angry.
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Lesson A Feelings
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WELCOME TO VIDEO COURSE
Lesson Structure
Speaking
Listening
Topic: Feeling
Watching
Lead In
Please look at the following pictures and tell us what kind of feeling does each picture show?
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Vocabulary Link
More vocabulary and phrases about emotions and feelings
Jealousy Frightened Horrified Embarrassed Confused Nervous Guilty Excited Proud Worried Surprised Bored Ashamed
Lesson A Feelings
Lesson B Feelings and emotions
Listening
Why are you smiling?
Listen again. How does each speaker feel? Complete the sentences with the correct adjectives.
The women are happy. Maybe they’re going to the movies.
Information for practice
Possible reasons
She’s leaving her mother and probably won’t be able to see her for some time. It looks like his trousers are torn. He needs to pick up a passenger but the car in front is blocking his way. Maybe he thinks it’s not his fault. His wife has got ill and he needs to rush back home, but the car in front wouldn’t move. Perhaps he has nothing to do. The dog is barking at her. Maybe his car is out of order and he feels scared because the driver behind is shouting at him. …
smile laugh yell blush cry frown
1. The woman in the red coat _is__sm__i_li_n_g_. 2. The woman in the blue jeans _i_s_l_a_u_g_h_in_g_. 3. The child on the bus _i_s _c_ry_i_n_g_. 4. The businessman _i_s_b_l_u_sh_i_n_g_. 5. The cab driver i_s_y_e_l_li_n_g_. 6. The driver in front of the cab _is__fr_o_w_n_i_n_g_.
Lesson A Feelings Lesson B Feelings and emotions
Vocabulary Link
How do they feel?
Look at the picture again. What are the people doing? Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs in the box.
5. The girl on the bus is sad.
3. The taxi driver is angry. 4. The man in the red car is nervous.
6. The young girl is scared.
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7. The businessman is embarrassed.
Lesson A Feelings
Lesson B Feelings and emotions
Listening
Why are you smiling?
Language Notes
Proper names
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Other Words
yawn
Lesson A Feelings
Lesson A Foods we like
Lesson B Favorite foods
Cultural Link
1 Who are the happiest?
According to a study of 65 countries in the U. K.’ s New Scientist magazine, the happiest people in the world live in Nigeria, followed by Mexico, Venezuela, El Salvador, and Puerto Rico. Although most people imagine that if they had more money they could do more fun things and perhaps be happier, the reality seems to be that those with higher incomes tend to be tenser, and spend less time on simple leisurely activities. The more money you earn, the more time you are likely to spend working, commuting, and doing other compulsory activities that bring little pleasure.
Lesson A Feelings Lesson B Feelings and emotions
Vocabulary Link
How do they feel?
Give reasons for the feelings of the people in the picture. Tell your partner.
Lesson B Feelings and emotions
Listening
Why are you smiling?
Listen to three conversations. Number the pictures 1, 2, or 3 in the order you hear.
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1
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old classrooms.
Lesson A Foods we like
Lesson B Favorite foods
Cultural Link
3 How to deal with stress
Remove yourself from the stressful situation: give yourself a break if only for a few moments daily Get enough sleep: lack of rest just aggravates stress Learn how to best relax yourself: meditation and breathing exercises have been proven to be very effective in controlling stress. Practice clearing your mind of disturbing thoughts. Do something for others: to help get your mind off yourself Work off stress: with physical activity, whether it’s jogging, tennis, or gardening. Set realistic goals for yourself: reduce the number of events going on in your life. Don’t sweat the small stuff: try to prioritize a few truly important things.