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课件网) Unit 2 Neighbourhood What’s the difference between “neighbourhood”and“community” 关心我们的社区 友好的 neighborhood指的是某一个人家附近的一片地区，也可以是人们居住的一片地区。关注的是位置临近; community关注的则是人。同住一地的人，构成一个“社区”。社区里有很多组织、服务和项目。 1.Where do you live 2.What's in your neighbourhood 3.Do you like your neighbourhood Why or why not Every year, many volunteers volunteer to do some activities for people in need. volunteer / v l n t (r) / n.志愿者 v.&vt. 自愿做, 义务做,无偿做 Think and say Q1: What do you think a good neighbourhood should be like When we have problems or need help,neighbours who lives close to us can give us a hand more quickly than distant relatives. For example,if we forget the keys,our neighbours may let us stay in their house for a while.So neighbours are very important and can be very helpful in our daily life. Q2: How do you understand the sentence below Q3: Do you agree with it Why or why not There is a laptop, a tablet and a desktop in my desk. tablet Desktop laptop laptop / l pt p / n. The computer engineer check my laptop, there’s nothing with it. engineer / end n (r) / n. check / t ek / vt.&n. a bank 银行 a community centre社区中心 a supermarket 超市 a park 公园 a shopping mall购物中心 询问职业： What’s he What’s his job What does he do 厨师；做饭，烹饪 警官 go to hospital 去医院看病 go to the hospital 去到医院 （在医院工作或探望病人） A pair of socks is broken. My dog broke the one yesterday, and now it breaks the other one. break - broke -broken v. broken / br k n / adj. I need someone to repair my broken car. Can anyone do it now someone / s mw n / pron.(=somebody) repair / r pe (r) / v. & n. anyone / eniw n / pron.(= anybody) police station 警察局 station n.站，所，局 还可意为“车站”。 常用来构成复合名词。 Some college students are not willing to live in such a untidy room. So, they tidy up the room. Now, it is tidy. Let’s keep it clean any time. college / k l d / n. be willing / w l / to such / s t / det.&pron. any time /'eni ta m/ adv. tidy / ta di / adj./v. untidy adj. While reading Read lines 15–24 of the conversation and complete the short paragraph. If kids have problems with their homework, some college students (1) . Life is not very easy for the old people, so the volunteers often (2) _____ _____. are willing to help visit them, do some shopping for them or help them tidy their flats What skills does Amy use in the conversation to learn more about Simon’s community？ Group discussion First, Amy asks for Simon‘s general view on his neighbours. Then she asks for some details about the volunteers‘ help. What’s more, Amy listens carefully and gives her opinions, such as “That‘s nice!”, “Great!”, “That’s wonderful!”, “You’re lucky to …”. While reading Read lines 25–26 of the conversation and answer the following question. What does Amy think of Simon’s neighbourhood It’s a nice ... ...
