Reading foreign food.ppt申示

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1、BOOK8Module3ForeignFoodReadingBOOK8Module3ForeignFoodLearninggoals:1.Learnandmastersomenewwords2.Learntouseusefulphrasesinthetexttostatehowtoavoidtheembarrassment3.Getthestudentstolearntheimportanceofsavingguestsfromembarrassment.WhenthatdayIhearyourvoicemp3IhavesomespecialfeelingLetmealway

2、sthinkIdon'twannaforgetyouIrememberatthedayYouarealwaysonmymindEventhoughIjustcanthinkaboutyouIfthedayinthefutureThislovewillbecomingtrueI'veneverchangemymindIwillloveyouforeverIdon'tcarehowfoolitisIwillletmydreamcometrueIwilltellyousomethingIwannaletyouknow,IletyouknowIlovey

3、ou,lovingyou,asthemouselovethericeEveneverydayhasstorm,IwillalwaysbyyoursideImissyou,missingyouIdon'tcarehowharditisIjustwantyoubehappyEverything,IdoitforyouThemouselovethericeWow,howdelicious!Task1Lead-inWesternfoodorChinesefood?PanxianBeefRiceNoodlesBeijingRoastDuckstickyRiceChickenh

4、amburgerhotdogsTask2VocabularyasparagusTenderandtastytoughEdwardVIIwastheKingoftheUnitedKingdomoftheGreatBritain.Task3Fast-readingI.Readthetextquicklyandmatcheachparagraphwiththedescriptions.A.ThePolynesianguestenjoyedeatingasparagus.B.Thekingsavedhisguestfromtheembarrassment.C.Briefintroducti

5、onofEdwardVIID.EdwardVIIentertaintherulerofasmallislandPara12.Para23.Para34.Para4Para1EdwardVII:thekingofin1901,heliketravelling,peopleandeatingwell.Inshort,hehimself.Para2EdwardVIItherulerofasmallisland.Themenuincludedisbynaturetenderandtastyatonehand,butgetstoeatattheotherhand.CarefulReading

6、Readthetextandfillintheblanks.Task4EnglandmeetingenjoyedentertainedasparagustougheranddifficultPara3Theguesttastedtheasparagusandhowdeliciousitis.However,hesimplythrewtheoverhisshoulderontothefloorbehindhim.Thekingsaid.Whenfinishinghisasparagus,hebehavedjustastheguestdid.Para4Everybodyfollowed

7、hisexample,theconversationcontinuedinafriendlyand.MostpeoplehadtoagreethattheKinghadbeenaperfecthost.remarkedtoughpartnothingrelaxedmannerConclusionThekinghisguestandeverybodyfromtheembarrassment.Hewasconsideredtobeaperfect.Inaword,weth