第一册6专用课件.ppt

Aims Listening to people talk about heath Expressing worries and reassurance Understanding and talking about health and health problems I. Lead-in 1. Do you often see a doctor? Give your reasons. 2. What do you do when you have a cold or a headache? 3. Do you believe that “Happiness lies first of all in health”? Why or why not? 4. Do you buy health insurance? Give your reasons. 5. What do you think about the medical care in your university? I. Complete the dialog with the words or expressions given below, and then role-play it with your partner. You can say that again Are you feeling better today I’m worried about I know what you mean Don’t worry Situation: Nicole is still weak after a high fever. She is worried about her classes and the coming biology exam. James tells her not to worry and that everything will be ok. Dialog (i) James: Hello, Nicole! ______? Nicole: Well, the fever is gone, but I’m still feeling weak. You know, I can’t take it easy any longer. ______ my classes and the coming biology exam, it is an important test! Dialog (ii) James: ______. Everything will be ok. Are you still taking the medicine? Nicole: yeah. I’m following the  doctor’s orders, but I hate  taking pills. You can’t be  sure about the side effects. James: ______. Some medicines  are not safe. Nicole: ______. Practice: Create a dialog according to the given situation. Situation: Steven hurt his ankle and is still on crutches, unable to move around like usual. He is worried about the coming games this season. Ashley tells him not to worry and that everything will be ok. For Reference Ashley: Hi, Steven! Are you any better this week? Steven: Well, the ankle doesn’t hurt now, but it’s still a bit red and swollen. I’m worried about the coming games this season. Ashley: Don’t worry. Everything will be OK. You’re improving, but you just have to stay off the foot for a w