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Page 1: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

Section B

Period 1 (1a —1e)

Page 2: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

Look at the following pictures.

What qualities are important for each place?

Page 3: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

restroom

clean

Page 4: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

park

beautiful

clean

Page 5: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

mall

inexpensive

convenient

safe

Page 6: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

museum

interesting

quiet

uncrowded

Page 7: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

restaurant

delicious,

clean

inexpensive

Page 8: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

subway

uncrowded

clean

Page 9: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

Match the adjectives with their opposites. (Ⅰ) (Ⅱ)1. crowded A. safe

2. dangerous B. inexpensive

3. dirty C. big

4. expensive D. beautiful

5. small E. clean

6. ugly F. uncrowded

Page 10: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

Talk about the places in your city, using the words above.

A: The Fine Arts Museum is

really interesting.

B: Yes, and it’s beautiful, too.

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A: The People’s Park in the middle of

our city is really beautiful.

B: Yes, and it’s interesting, too.

Page 12: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

A: The food of the restaurant near our

school is really delicious.

B: Yes, and it’s inexpensive, too.

Page 13: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

A: There are many books and magazines

in the city library.

B: Yes, and it’s clean and quiet, too.

Page 14: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

Conversation 1

Conversation

2

Conversation

3

The boy asks about _________, and the clerk tells him to go to Green Land.

The girl asks about _______, and the clerk tells her to go to the corner of Market and Middle street.

Listen and complete the sentences.

restrooms

museums

The mother asks about _______. The father wants to go to a _______ museum. The young girl wants to go to a _______ museum. The boy wants to go to a ______ museum. The older girl wants to go to an ______ museum. The clerk suggests they go to the _______ museum.

museums museums

museums museums

museums

museums

Page 15: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

Listen again and answer the questions.

1.

Page 16: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

Role-play the conversations between the clerk and the tourists.

A: Can you tell me where there’s a good place to eat?

B: Of course. What kind of food do you like?

A: …

Page 17: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

Suppose you are a tourist. You talk with a local person to ask for information.

Page 18: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

A: Can you tell me where there’s an interesting place to play?

B: Of course. …

Page 19: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

A: Can you tell me where there’s a good place to go shopping?

B: Of course. …

Page 20: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

A: Can you tell me where there’s a good place to read?

B: Of course. …

Page 21: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

Look at the map.

Write five questions

that a tourist might

ask. Then role-play

conversations with

your partner.

Page 22: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

1. Excuse me, could you tell me where the

bank is, please?

Sure. It’s on the Third Avenue. Go

along the Pine Street and then turn left

to the Third Avenue. The bank is

opposite the bus stop.

Page 23: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

2. Excuse me, could you tell me where the

museum is?

Of course. It’s at the Oak Street. You can

cross the park to get to Oak Street.

Page 24: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

3. Excuse me, could you tell me where the restaurant is?

4. Excuse me, could you tell me where the

library is?

5. Excuse me, could you tell me where the

theater is?

Page 25: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

1. convenient adj. 便利的；方面的 Online shopping is both cheap and

convenient.

网上购物既便宜又方便。 The family thought it was more convenient

to eat in the kitchen.

这家人认为在厨房吃饭更方便。 Internet makes it convenient for us to get in

touch with each other.

互联网使得我们相互联系方便了。

Language points

Page 26: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

be convenient for / to sb. 对某人来说方便 It is not convenient for me to ring him up.

我现在不方便给他打电话。 在你方便的时候请来看我们。误 : Please come to see us when you are

convenient.

正 : Please come to see us when it is convenient

for you.

Page 27: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

It is very convenient to travel by

underground. ( 改为感叹句 )

_________ _________ it is to travel by underground!

How convenient

Page 28: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

(2014 武汉英语一模考试 )

--- Recently, there are many thieves here, so you should put your valuable things in a ______ place.--- Thank you, I will. A. beautiful B. convenient C. safe D. dangerous

C

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Traveling around big cities by taxi can cost a lot of money, but it's usually _____ to take the underground to most places. A. amazing B. expensive C. convenient D. exciting (2012 山东东营市 ) It’s very convenient ______ us to buy train tickets now because we can buy them either from the station or on the Internet. A. to B. of C. by D. for

C

D

Page 30: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

2. corner n. 拐角；角落 She waved to me as she turned the corner.

她拐弯时向我挥了挥手。There's a grocer's at the corner of the

street.

在街道的转弯处有一个食品杂货店。The news soon spread to the farthest corner.

消息很快传到最远的角落。

Page 31: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

drive sb. into a corner

逼得某人走投无路 turn a corner 拐过街角 around the corner

在拐角处 , 在近处 , 即将来到 in the corner 在角落里 (在建筑物内部 )

on / at the corner 在拐角处 (在建筑物外部 )

Page 32: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

在街道的拐角处有个邮局。

一个女孩坐在房间的角落里。

There is a post office at the corner of the street.

A girl sat in the corner of the room.

Page 33: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

Ⅰ. 用所给词的适当形式填空1. He met many strange people and learned lots

of _________ (interest) things during the

vacation.

2. The scene in Guilin is _________ (real)

beautiful.

3. There are few people in the street. It’s

_______ (crowd).

interesting

really

uncrowded

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4. The clothes in this store are _______

(expensive). Anybody can afford them.

5. Can you tell me where there’s a good

place _______ (go) sightseeing? 6. It's too noisy here; let's find a little ________ (quiet) place to chat.

inexpensive

to go

quieter

Page 35: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

1.I live right next to a supermarket. It’s very _________.

2. I find stamps ___________. I’ve been collecting them for many years.

3. Mr. Tan makes the best noodles in town. They’re ___________!

beautiful safe delicious convenient fascinating

convenient

delicious

II. 选词填空

fascinating

Page 36: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

4. The Fine Arts Museum is both __________ and interesting.

5. Put your wallet in a _________ place.safe

beautiful safe delicious convenient fascinating

beautiful

Page 37: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

III. 补全对话 , 每空一词A: 1) _______ me. Could you tell me 2) _____ there is a good museum in Sanville? B: Well, we have several. What 3) ______ of museums do you like, history, science or a computer museum? A: Our kids don’t like science museums or history museums, but we like science and history.

Excuse if

kind

Page 38: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

B: How 4) ______ the computer museum? There are a lot of fun things for children there. You can learn all about science as well as the history of computers. A: That’s a great 5) _______! We’ll go to the computer museum. 6) _______ do we get there? B: You can take the No. 1 bus. A: Thanks a lot. B: You’re welcome.

about

idea

How

Page 39: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

Our city is very beautiful and convenient.

It has something for everyone. If you’re

looking for bookstores, there is a very big

one in our city. It is called Xinhua

Bookstore.

Write a guide to your city or town.

Page 40: Section B Period 1 (1a —1e). Look at the following pictures. What qualities are important for each place?

There are lots of big malls in which you

can buy many kinds of beautiful and

inexpensive goods. If you love good food,

you can find it at Nanmenkou where the

food is both delicious and cheap.

Welcome to our city.


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