M5U1reading1.ppt

1、AFriend.(A)cceptsyouasyouare(B)elievesinyou(C)allsyoujusttosayHI(D)oesntgiveuponyou(E)nvisionsthewholeofyou(F)orgivesyourmistakes(G)ivesunconditionally(H)elpsyou(I)nvitesyouover(J)ustbewithyou(K)eepsyoucloseatheart(L)ovesyouforwhoyouare(M)akesadifferenceinyourlife(N)everJudges(O)fferssupport(P)icksy

2、ouup(Q)uietsyourfears(R)aisesyourspirits(S)aysnicethingsaboutyou(T)ellsyouthetruthwhenyouneedtohearit(U)nderstandsyou(V)aluesyou(W)alksbesideyou(X)-plainthingsyoudontunderstand(Y)ellswhenyouwontlistenand(Z)apsyoubacktoreality,Reading One,Getting along with others,Lead-in,Have you ever fallen out wit

3、h(争吵,失和 ) a very good friend? For what reason? - having little in common - lacking trust - there being conflict of interest - being jealous of each other - being indifferent(漠不关心的) to each other - misunderstanding Do you know some good ways to mend a broken friendship?,Who can we turn to for help wh

4、en we have problems with our friends? parents teachers magazine advice columnist,Go through the two letters quickly and answer questions in Part A 1. Are the writers of the two letters feeling happy or sad? They are feeling sad. 2. What did Sarah get for the surprise Maths test? She got a D. 3. Is M

5、atthew usually a quiet boy? No, he is usually cheerful and outgoing.,Fast reading,Secrets and lies,Secret:_ Lie:_,Sarah got a D in a surprise Maths test.,Hannah denied having let out the secret.,Reading strategy: understanding emotion,A letter to a magazine advice columnistusually includes: Descript

6、ions of problems Descriptions of feelings While reading such a letter, its important to identify the writers feelings towards a certain problem and then think about what advice to give him/her.,She felt ,betrayed,upset,angry,ashamed,Careful reading,The reasons,She scored the lowest mark in her class

7、.,She thought her best friend Hannah didnt keep her secret.,She found a piece of paper on her desk that said “Stupid Sarah got a D”.,She thought Hannah didnt keep her word.,angry,guilty,awkward,He made some really cruel remarks to Matthew.,His best friend Matthew has stopped talking to him.,These tw

8、o letters were written to Annie whose work was to provide possible solutions to peoples problems. After reading the two letters, she wrote back, giving some very good suggestions.,Problem-solving,Dear Sarah, You have every right to feel _ by your friend if she did tell your secret to others, but it

9、seems unlikely that she did. You say that you are best friends; well, best friends talk about their problems and try to solve them. If she is a good friend, you should for blaming her. If you still have doubts, you should think about why you dont believe her. Was it because you were ashamed of your

10、or your behavior? Did you feel jealous of your friends mark? If so, the problem lies with you, not her. Try not to sound too _ of yourself when discussing your marks in front of others. However, if you feel that she is very bad at keeping _ and likes to embarrass you in public, you had better find a

11、 new friend.,betrayed,apologize,mark,proud,secrets,Dear Andrew, It seems you need to apologize quickly to avoid losing a good friend! Dont forget that some things are important to people, even when they dont shout about them. The _ was probably very important to Matthew and he felt _ about losing, a

12、nd bad about not being as gifted at football as you are. A football team needs all the players to work together and help each other. Each player should play to their strengths. Shouting at your teammate was unfair and just make him feel worse. Although you both said things to each other, one of you has to be first to say sorry. Dont be stubborn! You say that your _is as important as football. Well, then you should be _ to get your friendship back.