新概念英语第二册14课 英文教案

湖南农业大学教育实习教案

教案内容：

Lesson 14

Do you speak English?

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院：外国语学院

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姓

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Lesson 14

Do you speak English?

Teaching Aims and demands:

1.

Review the usage of General Question.

2.

Master the usage of past perfect , and the word

“except”

.

3.

Grasp

the

following

words

and

phrases:

amusing,

experience,

village,

wave,

lift,

reply,

reach, language, journey, drive on to, wave to sb., ask for a lift, apart from, neither of , not

at all, on the way, as soon as.

0

4.

Learn a kind of word

—

adverb

“

-ly

”

.

5.

Practice oral English with the topic

“

An amusing experience you have at shool

”

.

Teaching Content: Text Exercises (from V

ocabulary to Writing)

Teaching Key points and difficult points:

1.

the usage of past perfect.

2.

amusing, experience, ask for a lift, apart from, on the way

Teaching Periods: 6 periods

Teaching Procedures:

Period 1-2:

Ⅰ

. Introduction to the text by asking some questions.

Questions:

1.

Do you remember the first English word you can speak?

“

Yes

”

“

No

”

?

2.

Do you think speaking English is difficult? Why?

3.

Who is the first person you spoke to in English? Your teacher or your classmate?

4.

What did you talk about when you spoke English at the first time?

5.

How many years have you been learning English?

6.

How do you think your oral English now?

7.

Do you often make mistakes when you speak English? What are they?

8.

Have you ever talked with foreigners in English? When and where?

9.

Do you know how to greet when you meet foreigners?

10.

Can you recognize a person who is an English or French?

Ⅱ

.Ask students to go through the text and finish the pre-class work to get the main

idea of the text. Then analyze the text the general idea .

Ⅲ

. Explain the text in details.

1. amusing

adj.

causing laughter or smiles; enjoyable; funny and entertaining

e.g.

* an amusing story/anecdote/incident

* Our visits to the theatre made the holiday more amusing.

a highly amusing (=very amusing) film

mildly/vaguely amusing

(=a little amusing , but not very )

a mildly amusing spectacle

-amusingly

adv.

※

Amusing/amused

Amused

adj.

e.g.

If you are amused by something, you think it is funny and you smile or laugh..

amused at / by

Ellen seemed amused by the whole situation.

I could see she was

highly amused

(=very amused).

The man looked a little amused.

1

He won

?

t be very amused (=he will be annoyed) when he finds out what

?

s happened to his

garden.

An amused smile / look / expression

Keep sb. amused

-

to entertain or interest someone for a long time so that they do not get

bored

e.g.

There were puzzles and games to keep the children amused.

2. experience

/

?

k's p

?

?

r

?< /p>

?

ns;

?

k `sp

?

r

?

?

ns/

n.

1). [U] (process of gaining) knowledge or skill acquired from seeing and doing things

经验

;

体

验

e.g.

*We all learn by experience.

* Does she have much experience of teaching?

* He hasn't had enough work experience (ie experience of work) for the job.

* I know from experience that he'll arrive late.

2).

[C]

event

or

activity

that

affects

one

in

some

way;

event

or

activity

that

has

given

one

experience

经历

;

阅历

;

感受

;

体会

*an unpleasant, a trying, an unusual, etc experience

* You must try some of her home-made wine it's quite an experience! ie it's very unusual.

* He had many interesting experiences while travelling in Africa.

3).experience

v.

[Tn] have experience of (sth); feel

有（某事物）的经验

;

经历

;

感觉

;

感受

;

体验

e.g. *experience pleasure, pain, difficulty, great hardships, etc

体验到愉快、痛苦、困难、

苦难等

* The child had never experienced kindness..

* I don't think I've ever experienced real depression.

4).experienced

adj.

having experience; having knowledge or skill as a result of experience

有经验的

;

有阅历的

;

有见识的

;

熟练的

*an experienced nurse

* He'

s experienced in

looking after children.

3. village

n.

a very small town in the countryside

a little fishing village

village school / shop / church

the village

n.

the people who live in a village

e.g.

The whole village came to the meeting.

4. After I had left a small village in the south of France, I drove on to the next town.

As soon as he had got into the car, I said good morning to him in French and he replied in the

same language.

I had nearly reached

the town, when the young man suddenly said, very slowly,

?

Do you speak

English?

?

﹡

Drive on to the next town: continually drive the car to the next town

On: continually; no stopping

﹡

As soon as: once; on condition that

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