必威体育精装版Unit 5 England as seen by AmericansPart 2概要1.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Book 1-Unit 5 3. Does the Englishman improve as you get to know him? 4. Once you have made a friend, it’s a friend for life. 5. In that respect we’re quite like the Japanese. 6. I take it you have a pretty negative opinion of England. 7. Maybe I’ve gotten into English habits! till the end of one’s life, for the rest of one’s life a particular aspect, feature, or detail suppose been interested in to be changed and become better and better Book 1-Unit 5 1. American people start ___________ with people in the street, in the sub-ways, and are a lot more __________ and ___________ than English people. 2. An Englishman in America is _________. Everyone wants to talk to him. They are _________ and love his _______ and his country. 3. An American, in England, is thought to be a little _______ because of his _________ and _________ . conversation enthusiastic spontaneous inferior behavior language respected inquisitive accent Skim the text and complete the following sentences. 4. Terry thinks life is a lot ______ in the States, and finds life in England _____, more _______, much more _________, but more _________ . 5. To the English their ___________, ________, _______, and ________ are important; for Americans, _____ is the most important thing in their lives. 6. England doesn’t have the ________ beauty of the States, but it is very pretty and _________ in a way that Terry finds ___________. Book 1-Unit 5 easier safer relaxed enjoyable inefficient private lives holidays gardens animals work dramatic charming comforting Book 1-Unit 5 Suppose one of you was the interviewer who visited Terry, an American working in Britain. Ask him/her questions about what the British are like in the eye of an American. You may ask questions about the following aspects: Attitude towards strangers Attitude towards work Attitude towards each other Attitude towards life Attitude towards friendship Way of talking Activity: Pair Work Boo