Unit1Laughoutloud!UsingLaguuLanguageA1P6-Lookatthesentencesfromthereadingpassageandanswerthequestions.Whatdo“where”,“which”and“when”refertoineachsentence?A1P6-Lookatthesentencesfromthereadingpassageandanswerthequestions.Sentence(c)containsaclausewithessentialinformation.Ifwetakeawaytheclauseofsentence(c),themeaningofitisincomplete.

sentences(a)and(b)containclauseswithextrainformation.Ifwetakeawaytheclausesofsentences(a)and(b),thetwosentencesstillmakesense.Whichsentencescontainaclausewithessentialinformationandwhichwithextrainformation?Ifyoutakeawaytheclauses,dothesentencesstillmakesense?A1P6-Lookatthesentencesfromthereadingpassageandanswerthequestions.Whichclausesareseparatedbyacomma,theoneswithessentialinformationortheoneswithextrainformation?Sentences(a)and(b)withextrainformationareseparatedbycommas.Nowlookformoresentenceswithnon-definingattributiveclausesinthereadingpassage,andsummarisetheirusesinyourownwords.Peoplesituncomfortablyonplasticchairs,lookingthrougholdmagazines,allof

whichhavebeenreadhundredsoftimespreviously.Ispeakwiththeon-dutynurse,whotellsmethatLara’sparentsrushedhertothehospitalaftershefelloffherbicycle.Wehavetobeverysensitiveandworkcloselywiththedoctorsandnurses,whokeepusupdatedoneachpatient.Allofthethreesentencesstillmakesenseifwetakeawaytheirclauses.用適當(dāng)?shù)年P(guān)系詞填空1.

isknowntoeverybody,themoontravelsaroundtheearthonceevery

month.2.Englishisalanguagesharedbyseveraldiversecultures,eachof

usesitdifferently.3.Shegaveanotherpieceofadvice,

Ithinkwasofgreathelptothe

researchwork.4.Sheshowedthevisitorsaroundthemuseum,

constructionhad

takenmorethanthreeyears.5.Thenumberofsmokers,

isreported,hasdroppedby17percentinjust

oneyear.Aswhichwhichwhoseas用適當(dāng)?shù)慕樵~+關(guān)系詞填空1.The?factory?_________?his?father

works

is

faraway

from

my

hometown.2.In

the

dark

street,?there

wasn’t

a

single

person_________?she

could

turn

for?

help.3.

ThisisMr.Smith,_________factorywework.4.Westoodatthetopofthehill,___________wecanseethetown.towhominwhichinwhosefromwhereA2P6-Readthepassageandrewritethetipsusingnon-definingattributiveclauses.Addmoretipstothelistifyoucan.Goforawalkinthecountryside,whereyoucanenjoythebeautifulviewsandapeacefulatmosphere.Spendtimewithyourfamilyandfriends,whichwillactivatechemicalsinyourbraintomakeyoufeelhappier.Trytoacceptyourmistakes,where/throughwhichyoucanlearnalot.Closeyoureyesandpicturethefuture,whereyou’vemadeyourdreamscometrue.A3P7-Completethejokewiththesentencepartsintheboxusingwho/whichandputcommasinthecorrectposition.

haslosthispatiencebynow

hethinkswillimpressHolmes

islyingnexttohim

hefindsannoying

,whoislyingnexttohim

,whichhefindsannoying

,whichhethinkswillimpressHolmes

,whohaslosthispatiencebynowA4P7-Thinkofajokeyoufindfunnyandwriteitdownusingnon-definingattributiveclauseswhereappropriate.Thenshareyourjokewiththeclass.

Onedayahostessplannedto

entertainaguesttodinnerather

home.

Unfortunately,

shefoundthe

cheeserunningoutwhenpreparing

anapplepie;

asaresult,

shehadto

apologisetoherguestforservingan

applepiewithoutanycheese.

The

littleboyofthefamily,

whowas

naughty,

lefttheroom

quietlyand

afteramomentreturnedwithapiece

ofcheese,

whichheputontheguest's

plate.

Themotherwasquitecontent

withwhathehaddone.

Smiling

theguesttastedthecheeseasifit

werethemostdeliciousfoodinthe

worldandthensaidtothelittleboy,

"Youmusthavebettereyesthanyour

mother,

child,

butwheredidyoufind

thecheese?”“Inthemousetrap,

sir,"

whisperedtheboy.Funtime!

A5P7-Listenandcompletetheconversations.1.eartoear2.headoff3.smiles4.laughing5.asmileA6P8-MatchtheexpressionsyouhavecompletedinActivity5totheirmeanings.laughingstockgrinfromeartoearbeallsmilescrackasmilelaughone'sheadoffNowworkingroupsandthinkofmoreexpressionsaboutlaughter.A7P8-Workinpairs.Discussothersituationsinwhichyoucouldusetheseexpressions.Tommusthavepassedthatreallyhardtest.Whydoyouthinkso?BecausehewasgrinningfromeartoearyesterdaywhenImethim.StoryBehindTheCelebrationA8P8-Listentotheradioprogrammeandchoosethepicturesmentioned.√√√A9P9-Listenagainandcompletethenotes.the"washingofthelions"18thand19thcenturies1965BBCNewsChannelsmellstobecarried1957areallygoodharvestDiscusswhichofthepracticaljokesyouthinkisfunny.A10P9-Completetheboxeswithexpressionsfromtheradioprogramme.TellingastoryMakingcomments?Let’sstartwith...?That’ssofunny!?It’sagoodone!?Now,myfavouriteone...?Icanimagine!?Idon’t