西安建筑科技大学华清学院《大学英语6》课件-Unit6.ppt

西安建筑科技大学华清学院大学英语6Vocabulary FocusLesson B Destination ChileLesson A On the roadDazzling DestinationsTake one minute and write down the places in the world you would most like to visit. Compare your list with a partner. Discuss the places you chose.Pair work. Read this blurb about a new travel book. Discuss with a partner. Would you buy the book? Why or why not? Real English have (something) to oneself =able to enjoy something without sharing it LA_VF_A1Do you prefer visiting places that are relatively well-known or ones that are off the beaten track? Do you want to sleep in a four-star hotel or bed down under the stars? Are you comfortable in a crowd or do you relish having a destination all to yourself? Are you looking for stunning mountain scenery, white sandy beaches, or bustling urban centers?No matter what your tastes may be, were got it covered inAre you restless you cant sit still and dont know why?Maybe its time to take a trip!LA_VF_A2Dazzling DestinationsVocabulary FocusLesson B Destination ChileLesson A On the roadthis latest edition of Dazzling Destinations. Weve surveyed the worlds best travel writer and come up with these twenty must-see places and activities for your reading pleasure. And, with over two hundred glossy photographs that are guaranteed to grab your attention, you wont be able to put this book down!Our award winning staff of writers and photographers have had firsthand experiences visiting all of these destinations. The information is up-to-date and tell you which sites to take in and which ones to avoid.In this book, youll find many places which have become household names, such as the Great Wall of China or Carnaval in Rio. We also feature less familiar destinations, such as the Pushcar Camel Fair in India. And its not allDazzling DestinationsVocabulary FocusLA_VF_A3Lesson B Destination ChileLesson A On the road serous travel tips, youll also learn all about the Coney island hot dog eating contest! This book is a travelers dream the next best thing to actually being there.“The photos in this book are so good that you can soak up the atmosphere of each place without leaving your own armchair!”Sylvia Feinctein. World Traveler News“There are a lot of wonderful sites in the world and these photos show the beauty of the landseape so perfectly.This book is hypnotic I couldnt put it down!”M. Perrettl, travelxyz. com Dazzling DestinationsVocabulary FocusLA_VF_A4Lesson B Destination ChileLesson A On the roadLA_VF_BPair work. ask and answer these questions with a partner. Use a dictionary for words you dont know.Are you a restless person or are you easily satisfied?How would you answer the questions in the first paragraph of the blurb on page 14?In your opinion, what travel destination would be guaranteed to be fun?Have you had firsthand experience traveling somewhere exciting? What things did you take in when you were there?What travel destinations are household names in your country?What two or three words would you use to describe the atmosphere of your city?What kind of photos do you prefer in a travel book: local handicrafts, people, or landscapes?The book in A is described as hypnotic. What do you think that word means? 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.Dazzling DestinationsVocabulary FocusLesson B Destination ChileLesson A On the roadLA_VF_C1Pair work. These people are looking for their own “dazzling destinations”. What destination would you suggest for each person? Compare your ideas with a partner. Real English up for (something)=willing or capable of doing somethingDazzling DestinationsVocabulary FocusLesson B Destination ChileLesson A On the road Sean Sean Vera Monique“Im not single anymore, so it should be a place thats appropriate for the entire family but interesting for us adults too.”“Im up for going anywhere that has a lot of eating or dancing the two things I love to do most!”“It should be physically challenging or even dangerous. Im a real thrill-seeker.” Sean Sean Vera MoniqueDazzling DestinationsVocabulary FocusLA_VF_C2Lesson B Destination ChileLesson A On the roadThese words all end in less. Write them in the chart. Then complete the sentences. Not all words are used.LA_VF_D1ageless countless meaningless pricelesschildless effortless powerless timeless -less = lacking something -less = exceeding a category childless agelessKeysmeaningless, powerlessExceeding a category: countless, effortless, priceless, timelessDazzling DestinationsVocabulary FocusLesson B Destination ChileLesson A On the roadWere _ to do anything about the situation. We should give up.She may be almost 60 years old, but theres a kind of _beauty about her.The time I spent with my grandmother before she died was _.The government is worried about the increasing number of _ couples. Hes such an accomplished mountain climber. He makes it look_.1.2.3.4.5.powerlessagelesspricelesschildlesseffortlessKeysDazzling Destinationsageless countless meaningless pricelesschildless effortless powerless timeless Vocabulary FocusLA_VF_D。