八年级英语Western music教案

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Betty： It‘s Romance of the Three Kingdoms (1330).
Lingling： You like classical Chinese novels， don‘t you？
Betty： Yes， I do. But I also like western novels. You read classical Chinese novels， don‘t you?
Lingling： Yes， of course I do. I love them. And I also read western classical novels now and then. It‘s brilliant.
Betty： Me too. I like western classical novels.
Lingling： Who‘s your favourite classical novelist?
Betty： Shakespeare. His plays are beautiful and dramatic. 4 Match the words with their meanings.
On page 35 in the box there are four words and four sentences. Match the words with their meanings.
Austrian is someone who was born in Austria. (2)
Composer is someone who writes music. (3)
Fan is someone who likes something a lot. (1)
Musician is someone who plays music. (4) 5 Check（√）the true sentences.
You read eight sentences. Some of them are false， and some of them are true. Now in pairs read them and check（√）the true sentences.
1 They‘re listening to Western classical music. （√）
2 Lingling has heard of Johann Strauss. （√）
3 Betty doesn‘t like classical music.
4 Lingling doesn‘t listen to Chinese pop music.
5 Beethoven didn‘t live in Vienna.
6 Tony likes classical music.
7 Daming has never liked pop music.
8 Daming hasn‘t become a fan of techno. Now correct the false：
Number 3 is wrong. According to the conversation， Betty likes classical music.
Number 4 is also wrong. According to the conversation， Lingling listens to Chinese pop music and she loves it.
Number 5 is wrong， too. Beethoven lived in Vienna.
Number 6 is wrong. Tony doesn‘t like classical music.
Number 7 is not correct. Daming has never liked classical， but he likes pop music.
Number 8 isn‘t correct either. Daming has become a fan of techno.
■Pronunciation and speaking
6 Listen to the speaker asking a real question．

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www.yf1234.com Sometimes we have a real question in mind. And we ask someone this question for an answer. Listen to the speaker asking a real question．
He likes pop， doesn‘t he? Sometimes we ask someone a question not for an answer， but for checking information.
Now listen to the speaker checking information.
He likes pop， doesn‘t he? Listen and write * if the speaker is asking a real question or * * if he is checking information.
1 He‘s never liked classical music， has he?
2 You listen to Chinese pop music， don‘t you? Now say the sentences aloud. Use the speaker‘s intonation.
7 Work in pairs： Ask and say what music you like or don‘t like.
Talk just as they do！ (仿说) ---What music do you like?
---I like classical music. It‘s sad and serious. But it‘s not good to dance to. I don‘t like blues. It‘s too sad. What about you? ---What music do you like?
---I like jazz. It‘s exciting and moving and good to dance to. I don‘t like pop. It‘s noisy. What about you? ---What music do you like?

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