外研版高中英语中国之旅（学生用书）Unit6AnotherDayinBeijing.ppt

Unit 6 Another Day in Beijing 1 SPEAKING（1） Pair work Imagine you and your partner are a tour guide and a tourist. Take turns to be the tour guide and help the tourist who is not feeling well. Use the following expressions. Illnesses and symptoms ·cough ·cramps ·cold ·stomachache ·sweating ·headache ·shivering ·toothache ·runny nose ·backache ·high temperature/fever Asking how someone is feeling ·How are you feeling? ·Do you need to see a doctor? ·Can I get you any medicine? ·What are your symptoms? ·Perhaps you should lie down. ·Let me help you. ·Im going to call a doctor. ·Im sorry youre not feeling well. WRITING Write a postcard to a friend after visiting the Summer Palace and its gardens. 2 SPEAKING（2） Pair work lmagine you and your partner are a tour guide and a tourist. Take turns to be the tour operator. Ask and answer questions about how to use chopsticks. Group work Discuss good table manners in China. Think about these questions: ·What are the main differences between Western and Chinese eating habits? ·What mistakes do you think foreigners often make when eating in China? ·What eating habits cause the most misunderstandings between Chinese and Westerners? VOCABULARY 1.Find these words in the unit. （1）a word starting with u, meaning not well （2）a word starting with c, meaning a place where a doctor works （3）a word starting with p, meaning a place to buy medicine （4）a word starting with c, meaning things that people do that are traditional （5）a word starting with m, meaning rules of behaviour 2.Make a list of words that you might need in order to explain how to eat a Chinese meal. Example: chopsticks hold 3 CULTURAL CORNER Like the emperors who enjoyed getting away from the heat of Beijing, many Westerners own a second home in the countryside. These are often small cottages once used by farm workers, or, as. in the USA, wooden buildings situated beside a lake. When the children have their long summer holiday, the family will often