外研版高中英语中国之旅（学生用书）Unit16AProbleminGuilin.ppt

Unit 16 A Problem in Guilin 1 SPEAKING（1） Pair work Imagine a tourist asks you, Why should I go to Guilin? Answer him/her. WRITING （1） Mrs Smith sent a postcard to her mother from Guilin. She told her what they had seen and done there. Write Mrs Smiths postcard. 2 SPEAKING（2） Pair work Look at the restaurant notices. Role-play two tourists talking about where to eat in Guilin. Use the following expressions. Deciding where to eat ·The food is very good. ·Its cheap. ·Lets try some local food. I dont like a Western meal today. ·I dont like big places. ·It sounds very busy. ·Can we afford it? Now, role-play an angry tourist arguing with an English-speaking waiter about the check. Use the following words and expressions. Complaining about the check/bill overcharge check/bill cheat reduce the price This is not right. This is too high. I refuse to pay this. Im going to call the police. Group work Discuss ways in which tourists may be cheated by dishonest people. Example: Overcharging WRITING（2） Find five restaurants near where you live that tourists might like. Write brief descriptions of them. VOCABULARY 1.Answer these questions with suitable words from the unit. （1）What do people wear when its raining? （2）What sort of climate is hot and humid and gets a lot of rain? （3）What is a word that means a pleasant smell? （4）What is the name of the type of jewellery that a woman wears around her neck? （5）What do we listen to or read in order to find out tomorrows weather? （6）What is the name of the valued small round object that grows inside an oyster? 2.Look through the unit and write a list of six words that are new to you. Check their meanings in a dictionary and try using them in sentences. Example: autumn Leaves fall off the trees in autumn. 3 CULTURAL CORNER The frequency with which people eat out varies from country to country. Chinese people often go to restaurants. The French also enjoy eating out a lot. The British dont go out to restaurants