Unit2PoemsListeningexercise课件人教版选修6.ppt

Listening;Listen to Part 1.;Part 1 T: Remember that the ________ for the poetry competition is the _____. Who’s going to enter the ____________? Lucy, how about you? L: I’ve written something but if I had an extra week, I could ________ it.;T: Lucy, I’m sure it’s very good already. Now, what about your ______, Pitt? P: I’m not going to enter a poem this year. I just _______ think of anything to write about. T: Well, what about you, Jack? J: I haven’t begun _____ yet. I plan to do it this weekend — but only if I feel ________!;Listen to Part 2.;Part 2 T: OK everybody, let’s talk about how to become ________ to write poetry. Jack, let’s start with you. How will you inspire _________ this weekend? J: Well, I intend to go for a _____ in the countryside and sit _______ somewhere by myself. T: How does that ______, Jack?;J: Well, I _______ a lot more — maybe an insect ________ something, the shapes and colours of the flowers, how the wind _______, or the different _______ in the air. Anyway, I find that as I look around me all _______ of interesting thoughts and ______ come into my mind. ;T: That sounds _____. Would anyone else like to tell us how they become inspired to ______? Yes, Lucy? L: Usually I write best when I am surrounded by _______ things, so I need to be in my own ______. But now I’ve _______ to Jack, I think I’ll try out his ____ too some time.;P: Actually I work best on my __________ when I’m listening to my favorite ______. I’ve never _____ it with poetry before but I’m going to try it _______. T: Great, Pitt. Well, we’ve had some good _____ about how to become inspired. And now I’m looking forward to _______ all your poems.;Workbook-Listening;T: If I were to tell you that for the next ______ of weeks we were going to do a unit on ________, what would you th