文档介绍：Unit 6 Suffering to Be Beautiful
Part I Listening and Speaking Activities
Part II prehension and Language Activities
Part III Extended Activities
Part I Listening and Speaking Activities
Introduction of functions
Listen and speak
Try to speak more
Make your own dialogue
What are they for?
Introduction of functions
Express satisfactory
be pleased /satisfied /happy/ content with
It is very satisfactory.
…pletely thrilled.
to one’s own satisfaction, …
I’ve never been happier.
It’s just what I had in mind/ need/ wanted/meant/was looking for.
Everything is to my satisfactory.
Express dissatisfactory
I don’t see why…
be angry/mad at…
Well, to tell the truth, I was a little disappointed.
Honestly, I wasn’t very pleased with it.
To be honest (with you), it was (a little) disappointing.
Why don’t you …?
This is not what I wanted/ need/ had in mind, I’m afraid.
Listen and speak
Listen to the conversation and tick the correct answer to each question.
Turn to p. 1, and let’s listen.
Why is Kathy unhappy?
Key: b
What is Daisy’s attitude towards women’s putting on weight?
Key: c
In Daisy’s opinion, .
Key: c
Daisy holds the view that to be healthy and beautiful on should first of all .
Key: a
Try to speak more
Note:
be a slave to/of something: to be so strongly influenced by something that you cannot make your own decisions - used to show disapproval
fashion: something that is popular or thought to be good at a particular time
. go out of fashion: stop being fashionable
be out of fashion now: it is no longer fashionable
all the fashion: they are very fashionable
the latest fashions: the most recent fashions
be in fashion: they are fashionable
Make your own dialogue
Jack and Mary are friends. They are eating out in a Chinese restaurant. Use the following cues to make a dialogue (Turn to page 77)
Study the following cartoons to find what is funny about them. Make a story on the basis of the pictures and then tell your classmates. (Turn to page 77)
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