Unit 1 Laugh out loud! Using language Listening 课件-高中英语外研版（2019）选择性必修第一册.pptxVIP

BOOK4Unit1

Listenandcompleteconversations.

A:Whyareyougrinningfromeartoear?B:I’vewonafreecinematicket.A:Cool!Whatareyougoingtowatch?B:MyCrazyFamily.Haveyouseenit?A:Yes!Ilaughedmyheadoff.You’llenjoyit!

Conversation1eartoearheadoffTapescripts

Conversation2A:Ireallydon’tgetHarry.B:Why?Ishestillnottalkingtoyou?A:Well...Today,hewasallsmilesandaskedmetohelphimwiththatwebsiteofhis.B:Really?Whatdidyousay?A:Well,Isaidyes.Wealldeserveasecondchance,Iguess.Tapescriptssmiles

Conversation3A:What’sthematter?Whythelongface?B:Yesterday,Isteppedonabananaskinandfelloverinfrontofthewholeclass.A:That’ssofunny!B:Iwasthelaughingstockoftheclass.Evenmyteachercrackedasmile!Tapescriptslaughingasmile

MatchtheexpressionsyouhavecompletedinActivity5totheirmeanings.laughingstockbeallsmilesgrinfromeartoearcrackasmilelaughonesheadoffNowtalkabouthowthespeakersdiscussmanagingtheirtime.Listenagainif?necessary.

Discussothersituationsinwhichyoucouldusetheseexpressions.

Listentotheradioprogrammeandchoosethepicturesmentioned.

Listenagainandcompletethenotes.

Listenagainandcompletethenotes.the?washing?of?the?lions18th?and?19th?centuriesdTapescriptsMark:Indeed.Let’sstartwiththeoldestrecordedAprilFool’sjoke,whichtookplaceonthe1stofApril1698.SomepeopleweretoldtogototheTowerofLondontowatch“thewashingofthelions”.Ofcourse,therewerenolionsattheTowerofLondon.Thiswasreportedinanewsletter-similartotoday’snewspapers-onthesecondofAprilthatyear.Apparently,thispracticaljokeworkedsowellthatitwasplayedonvisitorsthroughoutthe18thand19thcenturies.

1965

BBC?News?Channelsmells?to?be?carriedcListenagainandcompletethenotes.TapescriptsMark:OK.Thisisapracticaljokefrom1965.TheBBCNewsChannelinvitedauniversityprofessor