Listeningandspeaking1.ankle2.chest3.eyebrow4.finger5.forehead6.knee脚踝眉毛胸部手指前额膝盖10.limb11.palm12.elbow肢（腿，壁）手掌肘；肘部7.lips8.shoulder9.wrist嘴唇手腕肩膀Vocabulary-117.cheek脸颊13.fist14.thumb15.arm16.tongue拳头拇指手臂舌头18.waist腰部19.spine脊柱20.stomach21.lap胃大腿的上方22.hip臀部vocabularyanklechesteyebrowfingerforeheadkneelipsshoulderwristanklechesteyebrowfingerforeheadkneelipsshoulderwristMatchthepartsofthebodywiththewordsbendvt弯曲,屈服Thebranchesbentinthewind.树枝被风吹弯了。Theyrefusedtobendtothehijackers'demands.他们拒绝屈从于劫机者的要求。Thebranchbentbutdidn'tbreakwhentheboyclimbedalongit.那男孩爬上树枝时，树枝弯曲了，但是没有折断。Vocabulary-2Hebentforwardtolistentothechild.他弯下身来听那孩子说话.Touchyourtoeswithoutbendingyourknees.用手够到你的脚趾,膝盖别弯曲.2.stare:[steə(r)]盯,凝视staresbintosth瞪着某人使其做出某种反应.bestaringsbintheface就在某人的面前,十分明显,容易或清楚1.Shegavehimalongcoolstare.她冷冷地久久凝视他。2.Theyallstaredwithastonishment.他们全都惊讶地瞪着眼。3.Shestaredhimintosilence.她把他盯得不吭声了。4.Theanswertohisproblemwasstaringhimintheface.他那个问题的答案是明摆着的。5.ThebookIwaslookingforwasstaringmeintheface.我找的书其实就在我面前.6.It'srudetostare.盯着人看是没有礼貌的.7.Hewasstaringoutoverthefields.他目不转睛地看外面的田野.8.Shewasstaringintothedistance/intospace.她凝视着远方.wipen.擦拭,用力打v.擦,消除,拭去1.IwipedmyshoesonthematbeforeIcamein.我在进门前把鞋在垫子上擦了擦。2.Shewipedhertearsaway.她擦掉了眼泪。3.Theentirepopulationwaswipedoutbytheterribledisease.所有的居民都被可怕的疾病夺去了生命。4.Pleasegivethetablematsaquickwipe.请把桌上的盘碗垫擦一下。5.Thisvasewasn'twipedoutproperlybeforeitwasputaway.这个花瓶没擦干净就收起来了.bendbowclaphugkissnodraisestarewipe1.Youuseyourlipsto_______someone.2.Ifyou_________atsomeoneyoulookatthemforalongtime.3.Ifyou__________yourhandyouliftitup.4.You_________bymovingyourheadupanddown.kissstartraisenodLookatthelistofverbs.Completethesentences.5.Whenyoubendyourupperbodyforwardsyou___________.6.Youhaveto__________yourkneestositdown.7.Ifyou’rehotyoucan___________thesweatfromyourforehead8.Attheendofaconcertoraplayitisusualto__________.bowbendwipeclapbendbowclaphugkissnodraisestarewipeLookatthelistofverbs.Completethesentences.ListentoaconversationbetweenanAmericanandaChinesestudentwhoisgoingtotheUS.Numberthetopicsintheordertheytalkaboutthem._____Whattotalkabout_____Gifts_____Whentoarrivefordinner_____Whattocallpeople_____Howtomeetnewpeople_____Whattosaytothehostwhenyouleave_____whentoleavethetable.1234567listeningMatchthefollowingpiecesofadvicewiththetopicsinactivity3.a.Youshouldshakehandswhenyoumeetnewpeople.____b.Youshouldbringsomeflowersorabottleofwine.______c.Youshouldopengiftsimmediately.______d.Youshouldn’tusefamilynames._______e.Youshouldn’tarrivetoolate._______f.Youshouldn’ttalkaboutpoliticsorreligion.g.Youmustn’tleaveassoonasyoufinishthemeal._______h.Youmustthankyourhostforawonderfulevening.______i.Youmustn’tarriveearly._________Whattotalkabout:Whentoarrivefordinner:Howtomeetnewpeople:Whentoleavethetable:Gifts:Whattocallpeople:Whattosaytothehostwhenyouleave:fe,iagb,cdhSpeakingPracticehowtoaskforandofferhelp.Situation1:Anoldmaniscarryingaveryheavysuitcase.Situation2:Somebodyislateforaflightandwantstogoaheadofthequeue.Situation3:Anoldandsickpersonisonacrowdedbusandwantstositdown.AskingforhelpOfferinghelpAcceptinghelpRefusinghelpCouldyoupleasedomeafavor?Couldyouhelpmewith…?Couldyougivemeahand,please?Couldyoupleasedosomethingforme?CanIhelpyou?WhatcanIdoforyou?Wouldyoulikesomehelp?Isthereanything(else)Icandoforyou?Thanks.Yes,please.That’sverykind/niceofyou.It’sallright.Thankyou.No,thanks.Icanmanageitmyself.Example:Paul:Excuseme,sir.Thatsuitcaselooksveryheavy.Wouldyoulikemetohelpyouwithit?OldMan:Yes,please.It’sveryheavy.Thankyou.That’sverykindofyou.Paul:Notatall.IsthereanythingelseIcandoforyou?OldMan:No,thankyou.Thanksforallyourhelp.SpeakingPracticehowtoaskforandofferhelp.Situation1:Anoldmaniscarryingaveryheavysuitcase.Situation2:Somebodyislateforaflightandwantstogoaheadofthequeue.Situation3:Anoldandsickpersonisonacrowdedbusandwantstositdown.Practicemakesperfect!HomeworkFinishexercisesonpage83.
