Unit 8 Sound advice. Unit objectives come bet busy P81-82 A.Further study of the vocabulary...

Unit 8Unit 8Unit 8Unit 8

Sound adviceSound advice

Unit objectives• come

• bet• busy

P81-82

A .Further study of the vocabulary

B .Extended listening

C. Oral practice

asking for advice

Video script• Emi: What’s wrong, Maggie?• Maggie: Nothing.• Emi: Come on. You can tell me.• Maggie: Well, I want to ask Brian to

the school dance… but I can’t.• Emi: You want to go to the dance, but

you don’t want to ask Brian?• Maggie: No, I want to ask Brian, but I

can’t.

• Emi: Sure you can. It’s easy.• Maggie: Is it?• Emi: Yes. Try calling him up. Say, “Do yo

u want to go to the dance with me?”• Maggie: I can’t do it. I’m too shy!• Emi: don’t be shy. You can do it! I’ll bet

he says yes. Most guys would love that.• Maggie: Well, OK. I’ll do it. Oh! It’s busy!

• Maggie: OK… I’ll try again. Oh! It’s ringing!

• Brian: Hello.• Maggie: Brian?• Brian : Yeah.• Maggie: Hi, it’s Maggie. Maggie Arnello. Fr

om third period math. • Brian : Hey, what’s up?• Maggie: Um… I was wondering… if you.. Ha

d a date for the dance on Friday?

• Brian: No.• Maggie: Well, I was wandering if you…

do you want to go to the dance with me? We could just go as friends, we could…

• Brian: You want to go to the dance with me?

• Maggie: Yeah.• Brian: Cool. But do we have to dance?• Maggie: Well, no…but it is a dance.• Brian: Oh… but I don’t have to dress

up, do I?

• Maggie: No, you don’t have to dress up. Well, maybe you can pick me up or something?

• Brian: Sure. What time?• Maggie: Well, the dance starts at 8:00, so

maybe, like, 7:30?• Brian: Yeah, cool.• Maggie: Ok, great, see you later?• Brian: Later.

Come on 是个几乎每天都会听到的片语，但是不同的语气跟不同的场合有不同的意

思 .• 1.urge someone to hurry up• Come on! I don’t want to be late.

• 2. encourage someone to try harder• Come on, guys, you can definitely do

it!

• 3. encourage someone to be cheerful• Come on, that’s nothing! Look at the

bright side !

• 4. show someone that you know what they just said is not true

• Come on, stop that nonsense! You can never lie to me!

• 5. make someone angry enough to fight you or do something they normally wouldn’t do

• Come on, hit me! Where’s your courage now?

• 6. Come on 也可以当作叫人家过来的意思 , 例如你开车在路上看到同学迎面走来 , 你就可以说 :

• "Come on, I'll give you a ride."

Come to• Come to is also used frequently in spoken E

nglish, meaning to move forward in a speech or discussion to a new subject.

• Eg: A: Jack , what about the effects of the movement?

• B: Well, we’ll come to that issue in a minute.

Come is used much more often in spoken English than in written

English. There are a lot of spoken

phrases with “come”. • Eg: ”Here comes our hero!” • “ 看 , 我们的英雄来了 !”• “How come he hates us so much?”• “ 他为什么这样恨我们 ?”• My family always comes first when I mak

e decisions.• 当我作决定时总是先会想到家庭 .

• I came across an old photo when I cleaned the drawer.

• 当我清理抽屉时无意中看到一张旧照片 .• The whole classroom came to life when he w

alked in.• 当他走进来时全班都兴奋了 .• Suddenly it’s all coming back to me.• 突然我想起了所有的事情 .• This is the lamest excuse you ever came up wi

th.• 这是你编造的最令人无法相信的借口 .

bet• Bet is more often used in spoken English th

an in written English, especially in the form of I bet and you bet.

• I bet... 这个用法表示“我敢说…”，常用在朋友之间的对话，一副笃定的语气说对方一定想怎么样，要是猜中了当然是可喜可贺，但是要是猜错了，也别觉得丢脸，反正是朋友嘛，

• ---I bet you want to come out to dinner with me tonight.

• ---Actually, I have other plans. • --- 我敢说你今晚想和我出来共进晚餐。• --- 事实上，我有别的计划了。

• I bet, I'll bet [spoken]

• a) used to say that you are fairly sure that something is true, something is happening etc, although you cannot prove this: Bet you wish you'd arrived earlier.I bet you she won't come.

• Eg: I bet Nigel’s sitting at home now laughing his head off.

• I bet you”ll never guess who I came across in the hallway.

• b) used to show that you understand or can imagine the situation that someone has just told you about : 'God, I was so angry.' 'I bet you were.''It makes things much easier.' 'Yeah, I'll bet it does.'

• c) used to show that you do not believe what someone has just told you:

• --I'm definitely going to give up smoking this time.

• --Yeah, I bet!

busy• Busy here means not available,

someone is talking on the line.• Eg:1.There must be something wrong

with that number. How come it is busy every time I call?

• 2. He gets a lot of calls everyday. His line is always busy.

• Other expressions or terms related to telephone are:

• E.g: “Could you please hold for a minute? I’ll be with you soon.”

• I want to install a new telephone line. • “I received a call yesterday, but I didn’t pick it

up.”• “Dr.Schmidt is on the phone right now. Can I ta

ke a message ?”

Other words and expressions

Irresponsible adultThis irresponsible father risks his ...

• The way you deal with the problem is quite valid.

Valid : means well-grounded or justifiable.

set: the whole unit of sth.

Introduction of product:. Coffee

set also means reluctant to change

• My mother is pretty set in her ways.

• Although I know they are set in their ways, I’ll try my best to convince them.

Stand up for (sb.) means to defend against attack or criticism

Stand up

• eg: you should always be so obedient. You should try to stand up for yourself sometimes.

• 1. You must stand up for your rights.• 你一定要维护自己的权利 .

• 2. Stand up for your rights.• 为自己的权利，勇敢地站出来。

• 3. All my friends will stand up for me.• 我所有的朋友都会支持我。

Adjust refers to change in order to fit

• how to adjust his goggles

treat someone to something means to provide someone with free food, drink or

entertainment

trick or treat

Part C Your Turn---asking for advice• Student A:

• What do you want to do?

• Not football again! Don’t you want to go to a movie?

• How about this, then? You watch football, and I’ll go to a movie.

• Why can’t we do different things?

Student B:

I want to watch football. No, I don’t want to go to a move!No, I don’t want to do different things.Because I want to be with you!

Part B More Listening• I. Short Speech (Page 81)• Dr. Foumier:• Good morning, West Park students. This is D

r. Foumier. I want to remind everyone that tonight is the night of the spring dance, and I would like to review the guidelines so that there are No misunderstands, like last year.

• This year, the spring dance is a NON- smoking event. There will be NO smoking

• anywhere in the gymnasium, in the parking lot, or anywhere on the school grounds.

• This year, there will be NO containers allowed in the gymnasium… no cans, no bottles, no plastic containers of any kind.

• And finally, the dance will end promptly at 11p.m. The parking lot gates will be locked at 11:15 p.m. All cars must be out of the parking lot by 11:15.

• Thank you for your cooperation. Please have a wonderful time!

II. Long Conversation 1& III Spot Dictation

• A: I don’t see what Jeff’s problem is. I want one more dog, we already have two. It’s not like it’s that a big deal.

• B: I don’t think it’s probably gonna add a whole lot to the house.

• A: Exactly, exactly. It’s going to be a small dog.• B: So not a huge one. Like the two you have?• A: Right, right. So I don’t see why. He is gonna be

very well behaved. I promised to train him, I promised to take him out and

• do all the training. I don’t see his problem.

• B: You said Jeff doesn’t have to do any of the work, even?

• A: Right.• A: So I asked Jeff the other day if I can

get another dog, and he said no.• B: No, why would it be a big problem,

you’ve already have two.• A: Well, that’s what I told him, I said

what’s one more, and I just want something small.

And it will sit on my lap and love me.

• B: Yes, you won’t have a big dog, right?• A: Right. And he said absolutely not. And I

said you are not being fair, I promise I’ll take care of it, I promise I will feed it, I promise I will train it, and he said no.

• B: So you are gonna do all the work, it’s gonna be a small dog, what was his problem even, what was his issue?

• A: He said I don’t think a small one will even add that much more for any more problems

• A: I kind of understand his reasoning just because it is a little more work, but we have three kids like we have three dogs.

• B: That’s a good point.• A: Yeah.• B: Maybe you can win him over. Maybe buy

some books or get some pictures of some cute little puppies.

• A: That’s a good idea, I’m gonna buy a book.

• B: Or you can just bring one home.• A: I don’t think I can do that to him.• B: Well, good luck!• A: Thanks.