grandfather. The old man loved his grandson very much, and sometimes he brought John chocolates when he came to visit him. Then his mother let him eat them, because she wanted to make the old man happy. One evening, a few days before John's seventh birthday, he was saying his prayers in his bedroom before he went to bed. \God,\he shouted, \Saturday.\ His mother was in the kitchen, but she heard the small boy shouting and went into his bedroom quickly. \when you talk quietly.\ \the next room, and he can't.\ IV. Role-play. V. Homework.
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授课 4.16 日期 班级 12客 课题： Lesson 13 教学目的要求：1. Pick out useful words and expressions from the dialogues.
2. Read the dialogues, until recite.
教学重点、难点：1. Recite the dialogues. 2. Role-play. 授课方法：Teaching and exercises. 授课执行情况及分析：The students can learn the dialogues easily. 板书设计或授课提纲
Warm-up activities: 5’ New lesson: 40’ Recite: 20’ Role-play: 10’ Homework: 5’
教学活动及板书设计
I. Warm-up activities. 1. Ask one student to be on duty. 2. Review and check. II. New lesson. Learn professional words and expressions (1) Edinburgh (2) the rest of the Festival (3) went to a pub for a final drink (4) left a message for Malc (5) THE WHITE HORSE (6) He was feeling very pleased with himself (7) fantastic (8) win that competition (9) four pints of best bitter (10) (11) two lagers an lime you’re too young to buy alcohol III. Recite the dialogues. Later that day, Steve told the group that he had decided to go back to Edinburgh. \want to see the rest of the Festival,\he explained. That evening, they all went to a pub for a final drink with Steve. They left a message for Malc: GONE TO THE WHITE HORSE. SEE YOU THERE! Malc arrived back quite late. He went round to the pub immediately. He was feeling very pleased with himself. BILL: How did it go, then? MALC: Oh, fantastic! I took some really good photographs. I'm sure I shall win that competition. LISE: Well, you'd better buy us all a drink, then! MALC: Yes... What would you all like? (Malc goes to the bar) I'd like four pints of best bitter... oh, and two lagers and lime. BARMAN: ... Oh, excuse me, sir. How old are you? MALC: Sixteen. Why? BARMAN: Well, I'm afraid you're too young to buy alcohol. You have to be eighteen, you know. IV. Role-play. V. Homework.
