希望英语(第二版)综合教程 Unit 1

希望英语 (第二版) 综合教程 11 希望英语 (第二版) 综合教程Unit 1 College

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ContentsSpeaking Reading B & Reading C

Reading A

Writing

Grammar Presentation Listening

希望英语(第二版)综合教程 1

Unit 1 College

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Look at the pictures on Page 2 and list words or phrases about them. Then share your work with others.

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campus, school bus

hike, teaching building, backpack, trekking pole tutor/professor< Back Next > Home

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Use the following sentence patterns and the words or phrases from Task 1 to describe the pictures on Page 2 to your classmates.

A. In… you can see… B. There is/are… in… Sample Sentences: In this picture, you can see a professor tutoring a student in the teaching building. There is a teacher and his student in this picture. There are some students hiking in the mountain in this picture.

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Work in pairs. Take turns asking your partner the following questions and make notes. Organize your notes and report to the class using the given paragraph as a model.

Model Report

Why do you come to college? How do you like your college life? What are the problems of living on campus? What do you want to get from attending college?

Tom is a college freshman. He studies computers because he wants to start his own Web company in the future. He enjoys what he studies, but he is having some problems with his roommates. He hopes he can get over the problems soon.< Back Next > Home

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Reading A

Reading ATask 1 Task 2 Text Task 3 Task 4 Task 6

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Try to work out the meanings of the highlighted words with the help of other words. The first one has been done for you.

1. I must make adjustments to my watch. It’s slow. changes; corrections 2. If students don’t like the food in the college cafeteria, they can go to the restaurants nearby. a restaurant, bar, etc. where people collect their own food and drink, often in a factory, college, etc.< Back Next > Home

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3. The television interferes with his studying. He cannot concentrate. make hard for something to happen, prevent something from happening 4. Excessive beer drinking will cause stomach problems. greater than what is normal or necessary; too much 5. Philip works as a school counselor to give advice and help to college students. a person who gives advice to people who need it< Back Next > Home

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Going to CollegeThere are things you’ve never dealt with before: living away from home, dealing with roommates, washing your own clothes…, but with a little preparation, you can build enough confidence to tackle any stress that comes y

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Living away from home tends to be the toughest adjustment for first-year students. You’ve had a job description that clearly tells you your role within your family all your life. Whichever role you fulfilled at home, when you’re gone, you’re not sure where you fit in. It may seem like your family is doing fine without you, and you may feel sad about these changes.adjustment, role, changes< Back Next > Home

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You may also feel homesick in your first weeks and months. The first thing you should know is that homesickness is very common. In fact, just about everyone experiences it at some point in his or her life. But you still may feel lonely or left out.homesickness, lonely

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Some students turn to alcohol, heavy partying, excessive sleep or smoking to deal with these sorts of problems. However, too much partying can result in a lot more problems and can seriously interfere with your ability to keep up with all your assignments, papers and exams, and that will only make matters worse.problems, interfere with< Back Next > Home

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Try to identify your feelings and fears, and talk about what you’re going through. The sooner you deal with these issues, the sooner you’ll feel better. If you are homesick, it can help to call, write, or e-mail your parents, other family members, and friends from home to let them know how you’re doing and to tell them you miss them.identify, talk< Back Next > Home

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Who else can you talk to? First of all, that person sharing the dorm room with you. Roommates are great built-in buddies, and as first-year students themselves, they’re probably experiencing many of the same fears and worries that you’re dealing with.buddies, same fears

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But what if you don’t get along with your roommate?

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