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课件网) Integrated skills Unit 2 Let’s talk teens 牛津译林版2020必修第一册 . Contents Lead-in Read for main idea Listening Writing Homework Lead-in Lead in: What's happening in the video His words angered her deeply. Lead in: What's happening in the video She showed her irritation by sighing loudly. He spoke with anger in his voice. They argued with each other. She had a big argument with her son. They had a heated argument Have you ever quarreled with your parents Lead-in "When I failed the math exam, my mom yelled at me for not studying hard enough. I argued that her constant nagging made me more anxious, and we ended up shouting at each other for an hour." Have you ever quarreled with your parents Lead-in "My dad found me playing video games at 11 PM and snatched the controller, saying I 'ruin my eyesight.' I got mad and yelled, 'You watch TV all day too!' We didn’t talk for two days afterward." Have you ever quarreled with your parents Lead-in "My mom refused to let me go to a friend’s birthday party, saying, 'Those friends are a bad influence.' I stormed out of the house, yelling, 'You never trust me!'" love, respect, care, patience, freedom, understanding, communication, protection, independence … argument, tension, control, difficulty, complaint, pressure, strictness, loneliness, silence, misunderstanding, over-protection, impatience, dissatisfaction … How do you find your relationship with your parents Read for main idea Giving advice on parent-child relationships Read the parts of some teenagers' emails below and describe each problem in one sentence. My mum keeps a notebook of my grades in every exam. She asks my teachers how I'm doing at school whenever she can. It seems as if my grades are the most important thing in her life. When we're at home, she keeps pressing me to study all the time. I do as she says, but she is never happy with my grades. Why can't she leave me alone I want to take a break once in a while. I want to listen to music or go out with my friends. Is that too much to ask for -- Rebecca A P22 I'm eager for my parents' love. They're always busy at work. I hardly ever see them during the week because they don't get home until late at night. I tell them that I'm stressed about schoolwork, but neither of them show any concern. Sometimes I feel quite lonely at home. When was the last time we had a family outing at the weekend When was the last time we had a long talk How can parents not care about their children -- Simon Read the parts of some teenagers' emails below and describe each problem in one sentence. A Everyone says that youth is a time for adventure, but my parents disagree. I spend most of my spare time at home, because they hardly ever let me go out with my friends. When I do go out, they always ask, “Where are you going ”“Who are you going with ””What are you going to do ”“When will you be back ” They're always on my back about something. I ... ...
