2013牛津译林版必修5Unit 1“Getting along with others”课件2.pptVIP

2. How do you get on with your friends? How do you help each other when you have problems? 1). Choose one situation given below and put these questions in your discussion: ? How would this make you feel? ?? What is a positive way to deal with it? ?? What is a harmful way to deal with it? 2). Please talk to your partner about it. And prepare yourselves to present your discussion in dialogue to the class. (Pay attention that each speaker should have more than three sentences to say.) Situations 1. Your friend starts acting in ways that you think are wrong (drugs, being rude, etc.) 2. You find out your friend has been telling stories about you that arent true. 3. Your friend is on the brink of failing a class and begs you to help him/her cheat on the final exam. 4. You and your best friend have romantic feelings toward the same person. It’s easier to get quantities of treasure than a real friend. 千金易得，一友难求。 在家靠父母，出门靠朋友。 Depend on parents at home and depend on friends outside. A life without a friend is a life without a sun. He is a good friend that speaks well of us behind our backs. A friend without fault can never be found. Homework Finish workbook pp.94-95 Reading A, B. Prewiew Reading part * 南京三中 秦永法 张亭 * Unit 1 Getting along with others 1. How well do you get along with your classmates? 2. How many good friends do you have? 3. Do you think good friends are important to you? Why? 4. In your opinion, what does a real friendship consist of? 5. We often read some proverbs about friendship. Can you think of such a proverb? Brainstorming There are four pictures in the textbook (Page 1). Look at the illustrations and read the proverbs under each one. Try to work out which words are missing with your books closed. Work in groups to fulfill the meaning of each proverb. 1.What are the two girls doing there? 2. How long do they spend speaking to each other? 3. Do you think they enjoy each other’s company? 4. Do y