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名称 Speak this way:oral English from a new perspective Ⅱ:新视角大学英语口语突破.下
索引号 H319.9-42/86-2
分类号 H319.9-42
H319.9(会话)
H319(语文教学)
H31(英语)
H3(常用外国语)
H(语言、文字)
作者 何烨、何江胜、刘长江、
出版社 北京:科学出版社,2011
ISBN 978-7-03-030897-9
页数 182页
价格 CNY32.00 (含光盘)
标签 英语、口语教学参考资料、
简介
注解 本书包括15个文化话题,涉及英语学习、兴趣爱好、友谊、父母与子女、宠物、食品、能源、广告、妇女、旅游、艺术、社会问题、经济、信息技术、文化等。
书籍简介

《这样说:新视角大学英语口语突破(下)》内容简介:早期的结构主义教学理论提倡学习者学习语言规则,尤其语法规则,认为学习者学会了语言规则,就可以生成无限的句子。英语口语中的句型教学就是一个典型体现。后来的功能语言学教学理论则强调人际功能和语篇功能的作用,教学重点由语言规则和理想的话语转向语境和情景。英语口语中的情景教学、功能意念教学是其集中表现。以上两种教学理论和实践有其合理性,能取得一定的教学效果,但各有其不足。结构主义理论中的口语教学易忽略语言的实际交际,难以完成理想的交际任务;功能语言学理论中的口语教学涉及的语境和情景,大多与人们最基本的生活需求,诸如谈天气、打电话、去机场、上邮局、下餐馆等有关。两者对语言所载的文化知识的教学都不够,学生所掌握的谈话内容显得不足。学生只能学会一些固定的句型和简单场景下的生存会话,而在超越一些简单的生活场景,进入文化话题交流时,他们往往话语不多、甚至无话可说。这才是真正意义上的言时少物、甚至无物的“哑巴英语”。

书籍目录

前言Topic One English StudyPart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 Paper Dictionary vs Electronic Dictionary Dialogue 2 Making a SpeechPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Reading Is the Most Important Way to Learn English Picture Two How to Read and What to Read? Picture Three Active Listening and Note-takingPart Four: Related PassagesTopic Two Hobbies..Part One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 What Is Your Hobby? Dialogue 2 So Many HobbiesPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Hobby Picture Two Yoga Picture Three Skin DivingPart Four: Related PassagesTopic Three Friendship.Part One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 Help Needed Dialogue 2 Bumping into an Old PalPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One A True Friend Picture Two Friendship Forever Picture Three On Making FriendsPart Four: Related PassagesTopic Four Relations Between the Young and Their ParentsPart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 Different Ages Have Different Tastes Dialogue 2 Saving for the Rainy DayPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One China's Population Picture Two Not All Younger Generation Problems Are Negative Picture Three China's One-child Policy Burdens Younger GenerationPart Four: Related PassagesTopic Five Animals and PetsPart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 Pets Are Great Dialogue 2 Pandas Are CutePart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Pets Are Good for You Picture Two Do Animals Communicate? Picture Three Animal Rights vs Human HealthPart Four: Related PassagesTopic Six FoodPart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 What Do You Have for Breakfast and Lunch? Dialogue 2 Western-style FoodPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Food and Health Picture Two Men and Women Differ in Their Eating Habits Picture Three Western Fast Food Is Popular in ChinaPart Four: Related PassagesTopic Seven EnergyPart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 Solar Energy Dialogue 2 Energy CrisisPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Geothermal Energy Picture Two Nuclear Energy Picture Three Wind EnergyPart Four: Related PassagesTopic Eight AdvertisementPart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 I Want to Play Like Yao Ming Dialogue 2 CouponsPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Advertising Media Picture Two rll Get a Camera Picture Three Coca-ColaPart Four: Related PassagesTopic Nine Women.Part One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 What Is In? Dialogue 2 Losing WeightPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions, Picture One Gender Roles Picture Two Betty Friedan Picture Three Virginia WoolfPart Four: Related PassagesTopic Ten TourismPart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 Planning a Vacation Dialogue 2 A Wonderful VacationPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Advantages and Disadvantages of Package Tours Picture Two The Means of Traveling Picture Three TravelingPart Four: Related PassagesToDic Eleven: ArtsPart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 Chinese Traditional Painting and Western Oil Painting Dialogue 2 Audrey HepburnPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Peking Opera Picture Two Pop Music Picture Three Chinese PaintingPart Four: Related PassagesTooic Twelve Social ProblemsPart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 Granny Is a Problem Dialogue 2 I Got MuggedPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Abortion Picture Two Teenagers' Problems Picture Three AddictionsPart Four: Related PassagesTopic Thirteen EconomyPart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 Stock Exchange Dialogue 2 What Do You Think of the Economy of Our Country?Part Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Motivators for Working Picture Two Disparity Between the Rich and the Poor Picture Three WTO: The Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get PoorerPart Four: Related PassagesTopic Fourteen: Information TechnologyPart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 Learn English via the Internet Dialogue 2 Writing on Paper or Writing with ComputerPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Newspaper and Information Technology Picture Two Internet Today Picture Three Internet and Online CommercePart Four: Related PassagesTopic Fifteen CulturePart One: Dialogues Dialogue 1 Establishment of New Holidays Dialogue 2 Culture ShockPart Two: Related Questions with Suggested AnswersPart Three: Related Pictures with Suggested Descriptions Picture One Chinese Knots Picture Two Christianity and Western Culture Picture Three Intercultural CommunicationPart Four: Related PassagesAcknowledgement