实用阶梯英语—综合教程 基础篇I ppt课件U2.ppt

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1、Lead-inActivityWhatisa“goldenfriend”?Howtomakenewfriends?Whataboutyourgroupmembers?GroupWorkSitingroupsof3-4,discussandlistsomeaspectsofa“goldenfriend”andthewaysthathelpyoumakenewfriends.Thentalkabouttheexperiencesofyourgroupmembers.ListeningPracticeFriendshipAlotofpeoplegolifewithonlya

2、fewfriends,theyhavenooneonwhomtheycancallingoodtimesorbad.Othersseemtohaveanumberoffriends.Wherevertheygo,peopleknowthem,andliketobearoundthem.So,whatisfriendship?Listentothepassageforthreetimesandfillintheblanks.throughmultipleFriends,theyaretheonlyofourbravehearts.Whenwedon’thaveanyfr

3、iendswewon’tcomeoutwhenthereisa.Butwhenwehavefriendswithus,weneversitduringafriendisinproblem.Wemaynotbebravebutfriendshipgivestoourmindandbody.Friendswillsaveusfromany.Friendswillhelpustoescapefrombigtroubles.Friendswillcomefronttosolvetheproblems.Friendshipneverknowstoduringproblems.A

4、goodfriendstayswhenthereisproblemandgoesaftertheproblemsolves.Wecantellalotaboutfriendshipandfriends.Youmayhavealotoffriendsbuttrytogetafriendwhois,tousandbelikethattoyourfriendalso.Thatistheonlymeaningoffriendship.“BELOYALANDTRUSTABLE”.sourcetroubleinsidecouragesituationsrunawayloyaltr

5、oublesomeTextReadingGetReadytoReadItistruethateveryculturehasitsownwaystoshowfriendship.Discusshowtomakefriendswithaforeignerbyusingexamplesifpossible.TextReadingFriendshipinDifferentCulturesTextAChineseseemtoexpecttheirfriendshipstostaythesameoveralongperiodoftime,maybeforalifetime.Atr

6、uefriendshipisarelationshipthatenduresthroughchangesinthelivesofthefriends.①IntheUnitedStates,peoplearelikelytochangetheir“bestfriends”severaltimesovertheyears.Eventhisrelationshipinwhichpeoplefeelcloseemotionallyandtelleachothertheirsecretsandpersonalproblemsmaynotsurvivelifechangessuc

7、hasmovingtoanothercity,graduationfromauniversity,orthemarriageofoneofthefriends.Ithinkthereasonisthatfriendship,likesomanyotherrelationshipsintheUnitedStatesincludingmarriage,dependsonfrequentinteractionwiththeotherperson.TextReadingTextAIntheWest,peopleoftenhavemanyfriendsaton