外研版高中英语中国之旅（学生用书）Unit2BusyinShanghai.ppt

Unit 2 Busy in Shanghai 1 SPEAKING（1） Group work Give a short presentation on one or more of the following topics. ·Explain Chinese banknotes and coins to a tourist. ·Teach visitors how to use chopsticks. ·Explain how to order and eat a Chinese meal. ·Talk about Chinese tea and how it is prepared and drunk. 2 SPEAKING（2） Pair work Practise making suggestions about where tourists can go in Shanghai. Use the following expressions. Making suggestions ·I recommend/suggest… ·Lets… ·Why dont you/we… ·Most people vis… Group work Talk about how you would decide which places a group of foreign tourists should visit in your hometown or a nearby town. Think about this question: What would you have to know about the tourists before making your decision? Example: their age VOCABULARY 1.Complete the sentences with words from the unit. （1）Can you a please show me how to use _____ before we start dinner? （2）Lets _____ up. You go shopping and Ill go sightseeing. （3）Im hungry. Lets have some quick _____ at this road-side stall. （4）If you dont know where to buy souvenirs, I can _____ some excellent shops. （5）Is this vase an _____ or is it new? （6）Would you like to go on an evening _____ of the river? （7）This food is_____. I want to come to this restaurant again. 2.Make a list of souvenirs for tourists to take home from China. Example: a jade bracelet 3 SPEAKING（3） Pair work Imagine you and your partner are a waiter and a Western tourist. Discuss the food available and then the tourist must place his/her order. 4 CULTURAL CORNER One type of Western breakfast is the American one, which usually includes fruit, juice, cereal, ham or bacon, eggs, toast and tea or coffee. The continental breakfast is a much lighter meal and consists of pastries, croissants or toast, plus fruit and tea or coffee.  Lunches are often casual meals consisting of sandwiches, burgers and salads. A complete dinner consists of a number of different courses. First of all, theres a sta