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第四册第15单元 初二第15单元 What do people eat? Lesson 60 Step 1 Revision 1? Revise either... or... by saying, Either I’m at home, or I’m at school. Then ask, What two places are you at usually? Help the students to answer, Either I’m at __ or I’m at ____. Now ask a second student about where the first student usually is, only use two different places. For example: Student 1: I’m either at school or at home. Teacher: Where does Susan usually stay? Student 2: She usually stays either at school or at home. Practise neither... nor... in the same way. For example: Teacher: Are you a doctor or a nurse? Student: I’m neither a doctor nor a nurse. I’m a student. If time permits, you may use this as a drill. 2? Revise the food items in this unit. Step 2 Presentation In small groups role-play a parent and a son / daughter who has a foreign friend over for dinner. Remind the students to use the phrases from SB Lesson 57, Part 3. Get several of the groups to share their role-play with the rest of the class. Step 3 Read and act SB Page 4, Part 1, Speech Cassette Lesson 60. Books closed! Ask What are they eating for dinner? Play the tape. Check the answer . Play the tape again, students listen and repeat. Step 4 Listening SB Page 4, Part 2, Listening Cassette Lesson 60. Listening text 1 “What’s for dinner?” Max asked. “I’m going to have some fish,” Frank answered. “Fish? I don’t want fish. I had it for lunch. Let’s go to a restaurant this evening,” Max said. “That’s a good idea,” Prank answered. So Max and Frank went to a restaurant. They sat at a table and a waiter came to them. “What would you two like?” “I want some roast beef. What do you want, Frank?” “I’d like chicken with onions,” Frank said. “I’m sorry,” the waiter said. “We have neither beef nor chicken. This is a seafood restaurant. We have some nice fresh fish and other seafood.” Fish and chips, and Chinese take-away food are very popular in England, but they are less popular in the USA.