希望英语3(第二版)综合教程U6.ppt

Daughter: Mom, just look at me. Mother: Oh, marvelous! What a beautiful bride! D: I love this wedding dress so much. M: Yeah, very lovely. Have you decided who will be your bridesmaid? D: Not yet, such a hard choice. M: What about Simon? D: He will ask his friend, Bill, to be his best man. M: Have you sent the invitations out? D: Yes, I have. Mom, I feel a little bit nervous. M: It’s all right. Take it easy. You’ve been in love for years and should come to this stage. After tomorrow’s wedding you’ll be Mrs. Steward. D: I know. Mom, what about your wedding ceremony? Was it exciting? M: Yeah, especially when the priest asked, “Do you take Peter Williams to be your lawful wedded husband?” D: Wow! So romantic, isn’t it? M: Yeah, and you’ll never forget that day all your life. Work in pairs. Take turns asking your partner the following questions and make notes. Then organize your notes and report to the class. A Quest for True Love 1. Many people claim they are in true love without knowing the meaning of the word. What does true love really mean? How can people say they are truly in love after knowing a person for perhaps only a few hours? Is love as easy to find as people make it out to be? 2. Love at first sight… Is it real? A person passes someone on the street and BOOM! She’s absolutely, positively sure she is in love with this other soul. That’s hard to believe. For all she knows, that other individual could be a murderer or a rapist; yet, she claims that it is true love. Virtually nothing is known about this person other than physical appearance. So, more likely than not, true love has not evolved. Occasionally that instant feeling of attraction may turn into true love, but not without first going through the stages. Love at first sight is instant attraction, no