growing pains task 第二课时课件2.ppt

Read the dialogue in Part A and in pairs discuss what is wrong with the underlined sentences. Sum-up: When writing a dialogue, you should pay attention to the following: ◆ Don’t include words like ‘Umm’ or ‘Hmm’ in a dialogue. ◆ Don’t repeat words that have just been said. For example, when one says, ‘Go and sit down.’ The other should use ‘Why?’ instead of ‘Go and sit down.’ or ‘Why should I sit down?’ ◆ Use the words the characters say to show their personalities and moods. Don’t say ‘He/ She is very angry.’ Read the dialogue again and circle the sentences that show Mum is unhappy or angry. Answers: Come and look! Don’t you talk to me like that! You should start cleaning now if you plan to leave! The sentences that show Jack’s mood: This is so unfair! I’ll never have enough time! (Jack is angry.) But I don’t think you are being fair at all! (Jack is unhappy.) Step 3: presenting a dialogue in groups Go over the information in this part, write a dialogue between Christina, her mother and the radio host and then to give a performance. You can do this in groups of three. C：That’s true, you see I am sad that Mum missed me. I love Mum and Dad, but I felt they did boring things. I enjoy spending weekends doing sports. M:Many times I want to talk to her, but she was always too busy. H:Oh, I think thats a problem between you. C：Maybe. So I called “Talk Time” and got some advice. Then we decided to do some things together every week. M：Yes. Christina told me about that, and last week we cooked special dinner for family. Christina helped me and learned how to cook. She was really enjoyed it. H：That is really a good thing. M：I was so happy that I took Christina and her best friends to a restaurant for dinner. I enjoyed myself very well. C.：I am so surprised by how much fun we have. I have never known that before. Now I think of Mum as friend again. H：I’m glad to hear it. As a mother what do you think of the new situation? M: Now I’m very happy. I can have a chance to h