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Unit 5 the British Isles

Where is Europe?

Where is the British Isles?

England

Scotland

Wales

Ireland

What do you know about the English Isles?

Ancient Stone

Cross

Ireland

Castles

Soldier

scotland

London Bridge

P 34 . Part 2.

Language Study ( Dave)

Conversation Workshop

( Floa &Sarah)

Computer lab (Dave)

Com. Lab

(Dave)

Reading

Workshop ( Andrew)

Skills ( Flora & Sarah)

Skills ( Flora & Sarah)

Language lab

( Julia)

P 34 Part 3.

1. I have to call Dave half an hour before

class begins.

2. We practise listening and speaking.

3.It’s from 8:00am till 8:00pm on

weekdays.

Listening text:

Good morning and welcome to the Language School at Dublin University. I’m very happy to greet you all to our summer Programme and hope that you will not only learn a lot more English, but also learn about the Irish way of life. Before you go to your classrooms, I want to have a quick look at your weekly timetable with you. Classes are taught from Monday to Friday with four classes in the morning and three classes in the afternoons. One lesson takes up 50 minutes. We start every morning with two lessons of what we call Language

Study, which will mostly be grammmar and vocabulary. The rest of the morning classes are either spent in the computer lab, or in workshops. There ’s a Conversation Workshop to practise your speaking skills, one lesson on Tuesday, directly after the Language Study class and there’s a Reading Workshop of two times fifty minutes on Friday morning. There are also two fifty minutes classes in the computer lab which from the third class on both Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Lunch is from half past twelve till one o’clock. Each afternoon, except for

Wednesday, starts with two lessons of skills practice. In those classes you will mostlly practise listening and speaking. On Monday and Tuesday they are followed by a class of fifty minutes at the language lab.

The language lab is open Monday to Friday from half past eight in the morning until eight o’clock in the evening, while the library is open every day, including the weekends, from eight am till ten pm.

Language Study and the classes in the computer lab are taught by Dave. Conversation and skills are taught by Floa and Sarah. Reading is taught by Andrew and the Teacher who will be with you in the language lab is Julia. If for some reason you cannot come to class, you have to phone your teacher half an hour before class begins.

Discussion:

1. Is English easy for Chinese people to

learn? Or is Chinese easy for English

people to learn?

2. Do you think that we learn the geography

of the UK more easily by going there?

3. Which countries have better chances to

become rich, small countries , big

countries or island countries?

1. The idea that England stands for fish & chips,

speakers’ Corner, Big Ben and the tower of

London is past.

2. The fact that Great Britain is made up of

three countries is still unknown to many .

3.We are interested in the news that some

foreigners will visit our school.

4. I have no idea that you are here.

5. I have no idea when he will come back.

The Appositive clause

fact news idea hope order thought

promise doubt…

The news that the plane will take off on

time make everybody happy.

2. That question whether we need it has not been considered.

3. I have no idea what has happened to him.

4. The news that is spreading around the

airport is that a heavy storm is coming up.

5. The suggestion that students should learn

something practical is worth considering.

6. The suggestion that they are considering is that

students should learn something practical.

The news that they won the match is true.

The news that you told me yesterday is

true.

Mother made a promise that excited all her

children.

Mother made a promise that she would

buy me a bicycle.

That they carry on their conversation in French is suggested.

He made a suggestion that they carry on their conversation in French.

3.His suggestion was that they carry on their conversation in French.

4.This is the suggestion that he made last week.

5.The idea that England stands for-------is past.

6.The fact that the mainland of Great Britain

is made of ----- is still unknown to many.

A. Subject B. object C. predicative D. appositive E. attributive

A

D

C

E

D

D

7.The result of so much French influence is that the English ended up with many French words

8.Some people feel that Wales is ancient fairy land.

A. Subject B. object C. predicative D. appositive E. attributive

9.That most of these are now threatened is a serious matter to the people in Britain.

10.They realise that it is of great value to record and teach them to the younger generation.

C

B

A

B

P 37. EX.1 .

Noun Clauses:

The Appositive clause

the Subject clause

the Object clause

the Predictive Clause

1 2

5

4 6

3

P 38. EX2:

P. 38 EX.3

1. The fact that two thirds of all girls are on a

diet worries their parents and teachers a lot.

2. We heard the news last night that the Queen

of England was on a three-day visit in China.

3. Many British parents hold the view that

teenagers shouldn’t spend too much time online.

4. There is no Scientific proof for the idea that

time travel is possible.

5. The suggestion that Chinese students should

be given free time is welcomed by many

people, especially kids in school.

P 38. EX.4

P .38 Ex .4

The fact that … is new to me. I didn’t know …

1. The fact that he is from Ireland is new to me.

I didn’t know that he is Irish.

2. The fact that his first wife died of cancer in

1991 is new to me. I didn’t know that his wife

had died.

3. The fact that he met his present wife in 1994

is new to me. I didn’t know that he married

again.

4. The fact that he was offered the role as 007

in Golden Eye in 1995 is new to me. I didn’t

know that his first film as 007.

5. The fact that Tomorrow Never dies (1997)

was his second film in the series is new to me.

I didn’t know that it is a series.

6. The fact that he owns a production company

with a long-time friend is new to me. I didn’t

know that he also produces films.

7. The fact that he has raised a lot of money to

help research into breast cancer is new to me.

I didn’t know that he is such a good man.

P 112. EX 1

Complete the sentences, using the expressions learnt this unit.

stand for , separate---- from, be made up of,

make the best of, hold together, hold together,

without doubt, in general, at one point

end---up with, consist of

___________ in the meeting she nearly lost her temper.

We must _____________ the fine weather.

You can’t be defeated as long as you__________.

New England ______________ six states.

The book _____________ nine chapters.

He is_______________ the most deligent student.

_____________, your plan is good.

P.O.___________ postal order.

We __________ the dinner__________ fruit and coffee.

The river _________ the village _________ the town.

At one point

make the best of

hold together

is made up of

consists of

without doubt

In general

stands for

ended up with

separates from