希望英语(第二版)综合教程2U3

希望英语（第二版）综合教程1Unit3Money希望英语（第二版）综合教程2外语教学与研究出版社第1页希望英语（第二版）综合教程2Unit3MoneySpeakingReadingAGrammarListeningWritingPresentationReadingB&ReadingC第2页SpeakingTask1Task2Task3第3页Lookatthepicturesonpage34andlistwordsorphrasesaboutthem.Thenshareyourworkwithothers.SpeakingTask1SuggestedWords:worship rich purpose paidmeaning wealth cash dollarvalue power evil success

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UsethefollowingsentencepatternsandthewordsorphrasesfromTask1totalkaboutthepicturesonPage34. A.…view…as… B.If…,would…SpeakingTask2SampleSentences:Somepeopleviewmoneyastherootofallevil.Otherpeopleviewmoneyasthesourceofhappiness.IfIwonthelottery,Iwouldquitmyjobandtravelaroundtheworld.第5页Workinpairs.Taketurnsaskingyourpartnerthefollowingquestionsandmakenotes.Organizeyournotesandreporttotheclassusingthegivenparagraphasamodel.SpeakingTask3Wheredoyougetyourmoney,fromyourparentsoryourpart-timejobs?Howdoyouspendyourmoney?Whatdoesmoneymeantoyou?ModelReportMalcolmhasalwaysbeengoodatmakingmoneyeversincehestarteddeliveringnewspapersintheneighborhoodasateenager.Butthisdoesnotnecessarilymeanheisfreefromanymoneyproblems.Onthecontrary,heoftenfindshimselfshortofmoneywhenit’stimetopayhistuition,althoughhecanalwaysmanagetogetanewpart-timejobatthelastminute.Heneversaveswhenhehasmoney,asheisconfidentthathecanmakeenoughmoneywhenheneedsit.第6页ReadingATask2Task3Task1TextNewWordsand

ExpressionsTask4Task6Task7Task8Task5第7页ReadingATask1Givebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.Thenaskyourpartnerabouthis/heranswersandtakenotes.1.Whatdopeopleusuallysaywhentheytalkaboutmoney? Moneymeanseverything. Moneyisomnipotent. Moneyisamust.

Moneytalks. Alltroublescomefrommoney. Moneystinks.

Moneybringshappiness.

Moneymeasuressuccess.

Moneycorrupts.

Moneyistherootofallevil.第8页ReadingATask1 Givebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.Thenaskyourpartnerabouthis/heranswersandtakenotes.2.Doyouagreewiththem?(open)第9页ReadingATask2Text

MoneyMyths

Manybeliefsaboutmoneythatarecommoninoursocietyareasmisleadingasthemostridiculoussuperstitionsofourancestors,yetmostpeopleacceptthemwithoutquestion.Thesemoneymythsareheldbothconsciouslyandunconsciouslyandaretaughttousbyourparents,teachers,friends,andtheentertainmentmedia.Byrecognizingthemwetakethefirststeptofreeingourselvesfromtheirinfluence.Let’slookatthethreebasicformsmoneymythstake.第10页ReadingATask2Text

Myth1:MoneyBringsHappinessThismythisthemostobviousandwidelyheldofall.Commonexpressionsthatexemplifythisbeliefare:IfonlyIhadmoremoney,I’dbehappy.Moneytalks.WhenI’mrich,Iwon’thavetoputupwiththisstuff.IfIcouldwinthelottery,allmyproblemswouldbesolved.

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Myth2:MoneyMeasuresSuccessIssuesofsuccessarecloselyrelatedtohappiness,power,andstatus.Moneyisthemeasureofsuccess.IfeelthatpeoplejudgemeaccordingtotheamountofmoneyIhave.

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Myth3:MoneyCorruptsOursocietyteachesinmanysubtlewaysthatwecanhaveeitherprinciplesormoney,butnotboth.Thisideathatidealsandmoneyareinoppositecornersoftheringisimpliedorexpressedinmanyexpressions.Hesoldhissoul.Moneyistherootofallevil.Itiseasierforacameltogothroughtheeyeofaneedlethanforarichmantogetintoheaven.

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Thenwhyarethesemythsfalse?Ineachcase,alittlethoughtisallittakestobreakthebubbleofbelief.第14页ReadingATask2Text

Thefirstmyth,thatmoneybringshappiness,isperhapstheeasiesttodispel.Thinkofthemiserableroyalmemberswhosemarriagesfallapart,richpeoplewhosechildrenhatethem,moviestarswhoresorttodrugstorelievestress.Theoppositebelief,thatmoneybringsmiseryisjustasfalse,foronecouldaseasilyfindexamplesofwealthypeoplewhoareperfectlycontentwithlife.Thefactis,wemakeourselveshappyorunhappyregardlessofhowmuchmoneywehave.第15页ReadingATask2Text

Themyththatmoneymeasuressuccessisjustastransparent.Althoughthetwooftengohandinhand,moneyitselfcannotmakeyouasuccess,andviceversa.TakeAlbertEinsteinforexample.Nobodycandenythathewasasuccess.Yet,whoisinterestedinhowmuchmoneyhemakes?Whatmakeshimasuccessishisintellectandachievements.第16页ReadingATask2Text

Doesmoneycorrupt?Ifthatwereso,thenwewouldhaveacleverwaytoassessjusthowcorruptanygivenpersonis:simplylookathowmuchmoneyhehas.Theabsurdityisobvious.Moneyisnotcorrupt.Alsoitdoesnotcorruptpeople.Corruptpeoplearecorruptbecausetheyaredishonestandlackvirtue.第17页ReadingATask2Text

Thefalsemoneymythsaresorootedinoursocietythatittakesmostpeopleawhiletorealizethattheyaren’tself-evidenttruths.Ifyoustillunconsciouslybelievethesemyths,thentheyareholdingyoubackfromtheprosperitythatisrightfullyyours.第18页ReadingA

金钱谬论

在我们这个社会里普遍存在着许多相关金钱观念，它们就如同我们祖先那些最荒谬迷信一样很轻易误导人，不过大部分人都不加质疑地接收了。我们父母、老师、朋友和娱乐媒体都有意无意地认同这些谬论并把它们灌输给我们。只要认清它们，我们就迈出了摆脱其影响第一步。让我们看看三种主要关于金钱谬论。Text第19页ReadingA

谬论1：金钱带来高兴这种观点最显而易见，也是流传最广，其经典常见说法有：要是有更多钱，我就会高兴。金钱说了算。有了钱，我就不用再忍受这个了。假如我能中了彩票，全部问题都会迎刃而解了。Text第20页ReadingA

谬论2：金钱衡量成功成功与高兴、权力和地位紧密相连。金钱是衡量成功尺度。我感觉人们是依据我拥有金钱来判断我是否成功。A-Trans-3Text第21页ReadingA

谬论3：金钱使人堕落我们社会以许多不易觉察方式告诉我们，我们或者坚持道义或者拥有金钱，但二者不可兼而有之。许多说法都暗含或表示了理想与金钱占据拳击台两个对角这一观念。他出卖了灵魂。金钱是万恶之源。富人死后升入天堂比骆驼经过针眼还要难。A-Trans-4Text第22页ReadingA

那么为何说这些观念都是骗人呢？稍加思索，就能够捅破每一个谬论肥皂泡。A-Trans-3Text第23页ReadingA

第一个谬论，即金钱带来高兴，可能是最轻易被破除。想想那些因婚姻破裂而痛苦不堪皇室组员，那些被自己儿女憎恨富人以及那些要靠吸食毒品来缓解压力电影明星吧。一样，与之相反观念，即金钱带来痛苦，也是错误，因为现有钱又对生活感到心满意足人比比皆是。实际上，我们让自己高兴或不高兴，这与我们有多少钱无关。A-Trans-3Text第24页ReadingA

金钱衡量成功这一谬论也一样轻易被看穿。即使二者经常形影不离，但金钱本身并不能使人成功，反之亦然。以阿尔伯特·爱因斯坦为例，没人会否定他是成功者。然而，谁又对他挣了多少钱感兴趣呢？使他成功是他智慧与成就。A-Trans-3Text第25页ReadingA

金钱会使人堕落？假如真是如此，那么我们就有了一个好方法来判断某个人有多堕落：只要看看他有多少钱就行了。很显著，这是荒谬。金钱本身并不邪恶。一样，金钱也不会使人堕落。堕落人之所以堕落是因为他们不老实，缺乏道德观念。A-Trans-3Text第26页ReadingA

这些骗人金钱谬论在我们社会中是如此根深蒂固，以至于大部分人要花点功夫才能认识到它们并非不言而喻真理。假如你还不自觉地相信这些谬论，那么它们正在妨碍你取得应有成功。A-Trans-3Text第27页ReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions

a.givingwrongideas;tomakebelievewhatisnottruemisleadinge.g.Thearticlecontainsseveralmisleadingstatements.tackleThesefiguresarehighly

misleading.Translation这些数字相当误导人。Text第28页

a.deservingtobelaughedat;sillyorunreasonableridiculouse.g.Thefatoldmanlookedridiculousinhistightpinktrousers.tackleTranslation我穿那样一件衣服会看起来很滑稽。I'dlookridiculousinadresslikethat.TextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第29页

ad.

beingrealizedbyoneselfconsciouslye.g.

Mostpeoplecannotconsciouslyremember

muchbetweentheagesof5to7.tackleSherealizedhowtenseshewasandconsciouslyrelaxed.Translation她发觉自己很担心，于是有意识地放松了一下。TextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第30页

toact(in

ordertoachieveadesired

result)takesteps(todosomething)e.g.Wemusttakestepstohelpthefamiliesof

thosewhowerehurt.tackleTranslation我们必须采取步骤去预防这么罪行。TextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressionsWemusttakestepstopreventsuchcrimes.第31页

totakeawaysomethingunwanted,

unpleasant,etc.fromsomebody/somethingfreesomebody/somethingfrom/ofsomethinge.g.Trytofreeyourselffromallprejudices.tackleThepresshasnowbeenfreedfrompoliticalcontrol.Translation现在媒体已经脱离了政治控制。TextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressionse.g.

Relaxationexercisescanfreeyourbodyof

tension.Translation她期待能从她责任中解脱出来。Shelongedtobefreedofherresponsibilities.第32页

v.tobeatypicalexampleof

somethingexemplifye.g.

Herpicturesnicelyexemplifythesortof

paintingthat

wasbeingdoneatthatperiod.tackleThebuildingexemplifiesthestyleofarchitecturewhichwaspopularatthetime.Translation这栋楼代表了当初盛行建筑格调。TextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第33页

Thepossessionofwealth

enablesonetogetfavoredtreatment,exert

politicalpressure,promoteone’sowninterest,

etc.MoneytalkstackleTextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第34页

to

suffer(somebody/somethingannoyingorunpleasant)withoutcomplaining

putupwithsomebody/somethinge.g.

Ican’tputupwithyourrudenessanymore;

leavetheroom.tackleTranslation我一天也不能忍受她了，她整天埋怨。Ican'tputupwithheranotherday—sheneverstopscomplaining.TextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第35页

idealsandmoney

aretwoquitedifferentthingswhichonecan

hardlypossessatthesametime…idealsandmoneyareinoppositecornersofthering...tackleTextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第36页

ItisanallusiontotheBible

meaningthatitisimpossibleforarichman

tobehavegoodandgetintoheavenafterhis

death.Itiseasierfor...thanforarichmantoget

intoheaven.tackleTextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第37页

v.todrivesomethingawaydispele.g.

Thesunsoondispelledthemist.tackleTranslation他努力去澄清最近四处传输一些谣言。Hetriedtodispelafewrumorsthathavebeenspreadingrecently.TextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressionse.g.

Herassuringwordsdispelledourdoubts.第38页

tobreak;tofalltopiecesfallaparte.g.

Idon’tknowhowMickmanagedtokeep

thecarontheroadforsolong.Attheend,it

waspracticallyfallingapart.tackleTranslation我可怜旧书架要散架了。Mypooroldbookshelfisfallingapart.TextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第39页

toturntosomethingforhelpresorttoe.g.Ifnegotiationsfail,weshallhavetoresortto

strikeactioninaparticularway.tackleTranslation我必须付诸暴力来讨回我钱了。Ihavetoresorttoviolencetogetmymoney.TextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第40页

Themyththatthemoremoneyyouearnthemoresuccessfulyouareisjustaseasytobreakasthefirstone.Themyththatmoneymeasuressuccessisjustastransparent.tackleTextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第41页

intheoppositewayfromwhatisjuststated

viceversetackleTranslation男孩可能拒绝和女孩玩，反之亦然。Theboysmayrefusetoplaywiththegirls,andviceversa.TextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressionse.g.

Whenshewantstogoout,hewantstostayin,and

viceversa.第42页

a.(ofanidea,principle,etc.)firmly

fixedandunchangeablerootede.g.

Hehadadeeplyrootedbeliefinfreetrade.tackleTranslation国家经济问题根源在于全球危机。Thecountry'seconomictroublesarerootedglobalcrises.ReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressionsText第43页

a.plainlytruewithoutneedofproofself-evidente.g.

It’sself-evidentshewon’tpass,sowhyareyouenteringherfortheexam?tackleTranslation很显然，童年经历会影响我们成年后行为。Itisself-evidentthatchildhoodexperiencesinfluenceouradultbehavior.TextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第44页

thenthesemythsarepreventingyoufrom

achievingsuccesswhichyoushouldhave

achieved....thentheyareholdingyoubackfromtheprosperitythatisrightfullyyours.tackleTextReadingATask2NewWordsandExpressions第45页ReadingATask3Readthepassageagainandfillinthefollowingtable.DebtsonCampusMoneybringshappinessMoneymeasuressuccessMoneycorruptsIfonlyIhadmoremoney,I’dbehappy.WhenI’mrich,Iwon’thavetoputupwiththisstuff.Moneyisthemeasureofsuccess.IfeelthatpeoplejudgemeaccordingtotheamountofmoneyIhave.Hesoldhissoul.Itiseasierforacameltogothroughtheeyeofaneedlethanforarichmantogetintoheaven.IfIcouldwinthelottery,allmyproblemswouldbesolved.Moneytalks.Moneyistherootofallevil.Wemakeourselveshappyorunhappyregardlessofhowmuchmoneywehave.Moneyitselfcannotmakeyouasuccess.Whatmakesamanasuccessishisintellectandachievements.Moneyisnotcorrupt.Moneydoesnotcorruptpeople.Corruptpeoplearecorruptbecausetheyaredishonestandlackvirtue.第46页ReadingATask4FillintheblankswithwordsorphrasesfromthereadingonPage37accordingtothemeaninginthecolumnontheright.Thefirstlettersarealreadygiven.Comparewithyourpartner.saythatsomethingisnottruedeservingtobelaughedateasilyseen,recognizedorunderstoodsuggestsomethingindirectlysatisfiedwithwhatonehas;notwantingmoremakeless;getridofjudgethequalityorworthofbecomedisorganizedorunabletoworkefficientlypreventsomeonefromdoingsomethingturntosomethingforhelpdenyridiculousobviousimplycontentrelieveassessfall aparthold backresort tod_____________r____________

o____________

i____________

c____________

r____________

a____________f_____

______

h___________r____________

第47页ReadingATask5CompletethefollowingsentenceswithwordsorphrasesfromTask4.Changeformsifnecessary.It’s

thatthechildhadbeenbadlytreated.2.Theyusedtobegoodfriends,buttheirfriendship

afewmonthsago.3.Atestisto

whatyouhavelearnedaboutasubjectratherthanprovide

grades.4.Mygrandmotherseems

justtositinfrontofthetelevisionallnight.5.Somecollegeshave

employingmoreteachersfromoverseas.obviousfellapartresortedtocontentassess第48页ReadingATask5CompletethefollowingsentenceswithwordsorphrasesfromTask4.Changeformsifnecessary.6.Weallthinkthatshelooks

inthosetighttrousers.7.WhenIwantedtoknowmoreaboutthatmatter,he

telling

meanything.8.Thedoctortoldmethatthemedicinewould

mypain.9.Thefactthatnobodyansweredthetelephone

thatthey’re

notathome.10.Jackwantedtowakeup,butsleep

him

_______.helddeniedbackimpliesrelieveridiculous第49页ReadingATask6Completethefollowingsentencesusingthefollowingwordsorphrasesplussomethingofyourown.eliminate exceed incur bombard spurNodifficultycan______us_____if___________________________.2.She______that___________________________.3.Surprisingly,thosechildren__________stealingwhen______________.4.Heiscontentwithhismonthlysalarythough_______________________________________.5.Hewantsto______himself_______theemploymentcontractbecause________________________________________.hehastospendtimeawayfromhomefrequentlywemakeupourmindtodothatholdbackshehadcheatedontheexamdeniedresortedtotheyhadnomoneyheisgoingtostarthisownbusinessfreefrom第50页ReadingATask7Rewritethefollowingsentencesafterthemodels.Model1:Iamnothappy,becauseIdon’thaveenoughmoney.—IfIhadmoremoney,Iwouldbehappy.

Sheisbusynow,soshecan’tgototheairporttopickyouup.______________________________________________________________2.Idon’thaveMary’saddress,soIcan’twritealettertoher.______________________________________________________________Ifshewerenotbusynow,shewouldgototheairporttopickyouup.IfIhadMary’saddress,Iwouldwritealettertoher.第51页ReadingATask7Rewritethefollowingsentencesafterthemodels.Model1:Iamnothappy,becauseIdon’thaveenoughmoney.—IfIhadmoremoney,Iwouldbehappy.

3.Thereislifeontheearthbecausethereiswater.______________________________________________________________4.Hedoesn’thavethetime,sohewon’tgototheBahamasfortheholidays.______________________________________________________________5.Itisrainingnow,sowecan’tgoouttoplayfootball.______________________________________________________________Iftherewerenowater,therewouldbenolifeontheearth.Ifhehadthetime,hewouldgototheBahamasfortheholidays.Ifitwerenotrainingnow,wewouldgoouttoplayfootball.第52页ReadingATask7Rewritethefollowingsentencesafterthemodels.Model

2:Themythisthatmoneybringshappiness.Itisthemostobviousandwidelyheldofall.—Themyththatmoneybringshappinessisthemostobviousandwidelyheldofall.Thefactisthathefailedintheexam.Itdoesn’tsurpriseme.______________________________________________________________2.Hisproposalisthatweshouldholdameetingnow.Nooneagreestoit.______________________________________________________________Nooneagreestohisproposalthatweshouldholdameetingnow.Thefactthathefailedintheexamdoesn’tsurpriseme.第53页ReadingATask7Rewritethefollowingsentencesafterthemodels.Model

2:Themythisthatmoneybringshappiness.Itisthemostobviousandwidelyheldofall.—Themyththatmoneybringshappinessisthemostobviousandwidelyheldofall.3.Heradviceisthatyoushouldwaittillnextweek.Itsoundsreasonable.______________________________________________________________4.Myopinionisthattheplanshouldbechanged.Whatdoyouthinkofit?______________________________________________________________5.Theorderwasthateveryonebepresentatthemeeting.Fewpeopleobeyedit.______________________________________________________________Heradvicethatyoushouldwaittillnextweeksoundsreasonable.Whatdoyouthinkofmyopinionthattheplanshouldbechanged?Fewpeopleobeyedtheorderthateveryonebepresentatthemeeting.第54页ReadingATask8TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglishpayingattentiontothehighlightedparts.1.

他对当前工作感到心满意足。Heiscontentwithhispresentjob.2.

当代科技已将人们从繁重家务中解放出来。Moderntechnologieshavefreedpeoplefromheavyhousework.

3.安妮尽一切可能使婚姻不致破裂。Anniedidallshecouldtokeepthemarriagefromfallingapart.第55页4.

他再也忍受不住牙痛，于是就去看医生。Hecouldnolongerputupwithhistoothache,sohewenttoseeadoctor.5.

在管理中，评价员工工作是极难。Inmanagement,it’smostdifficulttoassessanemployee’swork.TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglishpayingattentiontothehighlightedparts.ReadingATask8第56页GrammarTask1Task2Task3第57页

Studythefollowinggrammartipsformodalauxiliariesandmatchthemwiththesentencesinthecolumnontheright.Grammar

Task1A.Ifyouhadfollowedhisadvice,youwouldnotbewaitingforthenexttrainnow.B.IfonlyIhadacar!C.WereIfiveyearsyounger,Iwouldlearnanotherlanguage.D.Awisemanwouldnotlendhimsuchalargesumofmoney.1.虚拟条件从句中should，had或were能够前置，省去if。

2.条件从句时态与主句时态能够不一致。3.有些虚拟式中只出现主句。4.有些虚拟式中只出现虚拟条件从句。第58页IfonlyI_______________(be)thereyesterday!Hadshestudiedharder,she___________________(speak)Englishbetternow.__________________(be)Iabird,Icouldflyhome.Anicegirl________________________(notsay)thistoherfather.WereIinyourshoes,I_____________________(let)himknowwhatIthoughtofhim.hadbeenWerewouldspeakwouldletshouldnothavesaidGrammar

Task2Completethefollowingsentencesusingproperformsofmodalauxiliaries.第59页Grammar

Task3TranslatethefollowingintoEnglish.

1.假如你昨天参加了晚会，我必定会看到你。2.假如你再做那样事，就会受到处罚。3.好学生是不会旷课。4.要是我们早点起床，昨天我们就到北京了。5.要是她跟我一起在这里多好啊！Hadyoubeenatthepartylastnight,Ishouldhaveseenyou.Shouldyoudothatagain,youwouldbepunished.Agoodstudentwouldnotbeabsentfromclasses.Hadwegotupearlier,wewouldhavebeeninBeijingyesterday.

Ifonlyshewereherewithme!第60页ListeningTask1Task2Task3Task4Task5Task6Task7第61页Listening

Task1Listentothefivestatementstwiceandwritethemdown.1.____________________________________________2._______________________________________________3.____________________________________________4.____________________________________________5.____________________________________________Thefactis,wemakeourselveshappyorunhappyregardlessofhowmuchmoneywehave.Oursocietyteachesinmanysubtlewaysthatwecanhaveeitherprinciplesormoney,butnotboth.Althoughthetwooftengohandinhand,moneyitselfcannotmakeyouasuccess,andviceversa.Thefalsemoneymythsaretaughttous

byourparents,teachers,friendsandthe

entertainmentmedia.Thefirstmyth,thatmoneybringshappiness,isperhapstheeasiesttodispel.第62页Listening

Task2A.Themotherdoesnotworryaboutherson’sfuture.B.Themotherdoesnotagreetoherson’sview.C.Theboywantstogotouniversity.A.ShemightnotwanttomarryTom.B.Moneycanbringhappiness.C.ShewillmarryTombecausehehasalotofmoney.A.Millionairesarehappyallthetime.B.Millionaireshavetheirproblems.C.Themanagreeswiththewoman.A.Heislucky.B.Heisclever.C.Heishard-working. .Listentothefourdialogs,andchoosethebestanswerforeachofthequestionsyouhear.BBAC第63页Listening

Task2SCRIPT1.Jack: Mom,Iwanttogetajobtomakemoneynow.Mother:Buthowcanyougetajobwithoutauniversitydegree?Q: Whichofthefollowingistrue?2.Tom: Marryme,Lisa...please.Ihaveenoughmoneytoafford youahappylife.Lisa: Tom,doyouthinkmoneycanbringhappiness?Q: WhatdoesLisaprobablymean?3.Woman:IfonlyIwereamillionaire!IcouldhavewhateverIwant.Man: Butmillionairesalsohavetheirownworriesandtroubles.Q: Whatdoesthemanmean?4.Man: Mikeisaluckyguy.Heisalwayssuccessfulindoing business.Woman:Heishard-workingratherthanlucky.Q: WhyisMikesuccessful? 第64页Listening

Task3BorrowingMoneyManypeopleneedtoborrowmoney.Todoso,theymostoftengotoabank.Theretheywill___________aloan.Thisusuallyinvolvesan______________withabanker.Bankswillnotlendmoneytoanybodybeforetheyareassuredthattheyareagood___________.Bankersaskmanyquestionsaboutincome,assetsandpastloanexperience.Usually,peoplewithahighsalaryhavethebestchanceforaloan.Thisisbecausebankscanbesureofaregular____________ofmoney.Also,bankslookcarefullyatpastloanexperience.Didtheyrepaytheloan?Ifso,theyareagoodrisk.____________,itissometimesdifficultforpeopletogetaloanforthefirsttime.Bankstrytomakesurepeoplerepaytheirloans.Iftheycannot_____________theirloans,theysometimesfileforbankruptcy.Iftheydothat,theydonothavetorepaytheloans,butbankscansometimesseizetheirassets.applyforriskinterviewsupplyAsaresultListentotheshortpassageandfillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.repay第65页Listening

Task4Listentothedialog.Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F).1.Themanwantstodeposit$100inhissavingsaccount2.Themanpresentshispassbooktothebankclerk.3.Thebankclerkfindsthemoneygivenbythemanis$90.4.Themansayssorrybecausehedoesn’tspellhisnamecorrectly.5.Finallythemanonlydeposits$90inhissavingsaccount.TFFTF第66页Listening

Task4SCRIPTClerk(F):Morning.WhatcanIdoforyou,sir?Steven:I’dliketodeposit$100inmysavingsaccount.C:CouldIhaveyourcardorpassbook?S:Sure.Here’smycard.C:Thankyou.Pleasefillouttheseforms.S:OK.Isthisallright?C:Hmm...Couldyoupleasesignyournameonthebottomline?S:Sorry....Hereyouare.C:Verygood.Justaminute,please.Excuseme.It’snottherightsumyouwanttodeposit.$10short.S:Really?Letmecheckagain....Oh,I’mverysorry.It’smyfault.Here’s$10.Idoapologizeformycarelessness.C:Don’tworryaboutit.Sothere’snoproblemnow.S:Thankyouverymuch.Bye.C:Bye.第67页Listening

Task5ApologizingRespondingtoApologiesIamterribly/extremely/awfullysorryto…Imustapologizeforthat.Iwouldliketoapologizefor…Youmustforgiveme.IdoapologizeforallthatI’vedone.Ihopeyouwillpardonmefor…Pleaseacceptmyapologiesfor…It’swrongformeto…Notatall./Nevermind./That’sallright.Itdoesn’tmatter.Justforgetaboutit.Youdon’tneedtoapologize.Itwasnotyourfault.Don’tletitworryyou.Don’tblameyourselftoomuch.It’seasytosaysorry,but…Sayingsorryisn’tenough,I’mafraid.I’mafraidIcan’tacceptyourapologies.第68页Listening

Task6Listentothedialogandtickoffthecorrectstatementsaccordingtothedialog.1.Themangoestoabankto__________2.Intheman’sfirstaccount,hehas__________3.Themanalsowantsto__________4.Thewoman____________

torelax☐depositmoney.☐withdrawmoney.☐$500.☐$550.☐changesomeU.S.dollarsintoRMB.☐changesomeRMBintoU.S.dollars.☐changesthemoneyfortheman.☐doesn’tchangethemoneyfortheman.√√√√第69页Listening

Task6SCRIPTWoman:Goodmorning,Sir.MayIhelpyou?Man: Goodmorning.I’dliketowithdraw$550.W: Yes,Sir.$550....But,Sir,thereisonly$500inthisaccount.M: Oh,I’mterriblysorry.Ihaven’tcheckedmy accountforsomedays.W: Nevermind.Doyouhaveotheraccounts?M: Yes,hereyouare.W: Thanks.Pleasesignyournamehere,Sir.M: Bytheway,IalsowanttochangesomeU.S.dollarsintoRMB, andI’dliketoknowtoday’sexchangerate.W: It’soneU.S.dollarto6.82RMByuan.M: Thankyou.Couldyouexchange$100forme?W: I’msorry.Theforeignexchangecounterisoverthere.M: OK.Thanksanyway.第70页Listening

Task7Workingroupsandcreatethefollowingrole-play.

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