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1、Part III,Extended Activities,Book 2-Unit 6,Dictation Read More Grammar and Vocabulary Translation Writing Cultural Information,Extended Activities,Book 2-Unit 6,Return to Menu,Dictation,Book 2-Unit 6,In the 1970s, Pel retired from the national team of Brazil and became a professional player for a te
2、am in New York. Soccer wasnt very popular in the United States at that time. Few North Americans knew about this fast-moving sport. There was no money to pay professional players, and there was little interest in soccer in the high schools and colleges. When Pel and other international stars began p
3、laying in various U.S. cities, people saw how interesting the game was and began to go to the matches. Today there is a professional league called the North American Soccer League. It is common for important games to have 50 to 60 thousand fans.,Read More,Book 2-Unit 6,Read “The World Cup” on page 8
4、5, and try to answer: What, according the writer, has made the football the most popular sport in the world?,In the past half a century the World Cup witnessed a dramatic increase in the number of participating teams and the audience members who watched or listened to the World Cup finals.,Football
5、is called soccer in Britain. The World Cup final is always played in the middle of the night. Britain had objection to the idea of playing football at the World Cup at the beginning. The rules of having elimination matches did not exist until 1934.,Read the story and do the True/False/Not Mentioned
6、(NM) exercise on page 86.,F,F,NM,NM,Book 2-Unit 6,World War II prevented the World Cup from taking place. The cup was seized by the Germans as a trophy during the Second World War. People had little interest in competing for the Cup in 1950. Pel became the greatest soccer player of all time because
7、his team won the cup in 1958.,T,F,T,F,Book 2-Unit 6,Book 2-Unit 6,Try to finish the assigned Reading Exercises about Chinese football.,China PR Ready for Another Long March,The Chinese Football,Grammar and Vocabulary,Error Correction,Word formation,Vocabulary Work,Book 2-Unit 6,The apple trees in ou
8、r new garden look like not more than a branch. They are too young to bear fruit. We met Jane but no Elizabeth. The FA developed football and standardized. You may speak both English and Chinese at the meeting.,Book 2-Unit 6,1. The apple trees in our new garden look like no more than (or nothing more
9、 than a branch. They are too young to bear fruit.,Practice and consolidate grammatical usage of either, or, not and no.,2. We met Jane but not Elizabeth.,3. The FA developed and standardized football.,4. You may speak either English or Chinese at the meeting.,Grammar Work: Error Correction,These boy
10、s not only play football very well, but play rugby. James is not a good player as his father. Either Tom and Jim has your pen.,Book 2-Unit 6,5. These boys not only play football, but play rugby as well/too.,6. James is not as good a player as his father is.,7. Either Tom or Jim has your pen.,Book 2-
11、Unit 6,The suffixes -er or -or,-er is often used for people in sports, e.g., footballer, swimmer, wind-surfer, high-jumper, cricketer, golfer, etc. The word player is often necessary, e.g., tennis-player, basketball player, volleyball player; we can also say football-player and cricket-player. Some
12、words must be learnt separately, e.g., canoeist, cyclist, mountaineer, gymnast, and motorist. Please note that not all words with -or or -er are used for persons.,Word Formation,Book 2-Unit 6,A cooker,A typewriter,A ticket-holder,A recorder player,Word Formation (page 87),a thing (the stove on which
13、 you cook); the person who cooks is a cook/chef a thing; the person who types is a typist a person or a thing; a person who has a ticket, e.g., for a football match; a kind of wallet for holding tickets, such as a 30-day pass for the bus a thing,Book 2-Unit 6,a person or a thing; a person who cleans
14、 in an office or the street; a substance of instrument for cleaning, e.g., This cleaner will get the dirt off your kitchen bench easily. a person or a thing; a person who smokes; a short name for a seat in the smoking area of a public place a person, someone who drinks a lot of alcoholic beverage a
15、person, who is in charge of some work in an office or a department,A cleaner,A smoker,A drinker,A supervisor,Book 2-Unit 6,1. Our team lost _ three points. 2. She broke the Olympic _ last year. 3. He _ the record of 100 meters free-style. 4. The Shanghai club team _ Guangzhou 4-2 yesterday. 5. The t
16、eam has never been _. 6. How may goals did you _ in the match? 7. I think Ill _ tennis in the new year and _ badminton.,take up,Fill in the following blanks with the words and expressions in the box. (page 87),beat,by,record,defeat,defeated,score,give up,hold,holds,Click the word,Vocabulary Work: Pl
17、aying Sports,Book 2-Unit 6,In 1998, France shutout Brazil 3-0. In 1994, Italy was edged by Brazil 3-2 on penalty kicks (after extra time). In 1990, West Germany blanked Argentina 1-0. In 1986, West Germany was narrowly defeated by Argentina 3-2. In 1982, Italy topped West Germany by a score of 3-1.
18、In 1978, Argentina downed Holland 3-1. In 1974, West Germany nipped Holland 2-1. In 1970, Italy was crushed by Brazil 4-1.,France,Brazil,Brazil,West Germany,Argentina,Italy,Argentina,West Germany,Vocabulary Work: Which Team Won?,Book 2-Unit 6,In 1966, West Germany was routed by England 4-2. In 1962,
19、 Brazil bested Czechoslovakia 3-1. In 1958, Sweden was trounced by Brazil 5-2. In 1954, West Germany topped Hungary 3-2. In 1950, Uruguay outpointed Brazil and Sweden in group play. In 1938, Hungary was beaten 4-2 by Italy. In 1934, Italy won 2-1 over Czechoslovakia. In 1930, Argentina lost to Urugu
20、ay 4-2.,Brazil,West Germany,Italy,Italy,Uruguay,Uruguay,Brazil,England,1) Persons team, coach, referee, bench player, substitute linesmen, forwards/strikers, backs, halfbacks, midfielder, fullbacks, goalkeeper supporters, fans, spectator 2) Playing goal, injury, training practice, score, win, lose,
21、beat, draw, record kick, toss, tick off, throw-in, goal kick, corner kick, foul, free kick, penalty kick, kick the ball, score the goal team spirit, take the news easy/hard, take the game away from somebody 3) Places of playing football green, field, stadium, pitch 4) Games and matches knockout , ch
22、ampionship, tournament, elimination matches,Useful Expressions of Football Playing,Book 2-Unit 6,Translation,Book 2-Unit 6,Book 2-Unit 6,He thinks that the marriage between them is no more than a business deal. He used up all the money he had. The young man saved your daughter from drowning. She had
23、 absolutely nowhere to go, so she read some old books at home. “Will I ever be as good a player as Geoff?” “Perhaps, but you still have a long way to go before that day comes.” He is in danger of losing his job. The practice of employing children to work in factories has nearly died out in many coun
24、tries.,Key to Translation (page 88),Writing,Book 2-Unit 6,The Chinese Football Association,Who controls professional football games in China? How many divisions are there for professional games? How many teams are there in each division? What should a team do if it wants to move to a higher division
25、? When will a team be forced to move to a lower division?,For more information: ,Cultural Information,Book 2-Unit 6,Who controls professional football games in Britain? How many divisions are there for professional games? How many teams are there in each division? What do you know about the League Championship and the FA CUP?,Read the “Cultural Information” on page 89 and then answer the following questions.,Wembley Stadium, England,Book 2-Unit 6,Return to Menu,