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s.Daniellikesactionfilmsbecausetheyarereallyexciting.3.WhatdoesDanielthinkofhorrorfilms?Danieldoesn’tlikehorrorfilmsbecausetheyseemtobefullofmysteries,butinfact,theyarequitestupid.Read the conversation. Work in pairs. Talk about films with your partner. Use the conversation as a model.Ilike/don’tlike…Ilove/hate……makesmelaugh/cry.…isveryclever.…ismy favouritefilm.…aremy favouritekind(s)offilms.Ilike/don’tlike…filmsbecause…I’mnotinterestedin…Ifind…veryboring/interesting.…isdull/exciting.1.Daniel,thisSaturday’stalkonfilmshasbeencancelled.丹尼爾 ,本周六關(guān)于電影的講座取消了。cancelvt.取消 。終止句中的 hasbeencancelled是現(xiàn)在完成時(shí)的被動(dòng)語(yǔ)態(tài)。.Thegamehasbeencancelledbecauseoftheheavyrain.比賽因?yàn)榇笥瓯蝗∠恕?.NeitherdoI .我也不。neither adv.也不句中的 neither用作副詞 ,放在句首 ,表示 前面否定的內(nèi)容也適用于另一個(gè)人或物,后面部分倒裝 ,即主謂顛倒 ,此時(shí)neither可用 nor替換。Ifyoudonotgo,neithershall/willI.你不去我也不去。Saturday’stalkonfilmstothecinemainsteaddoyouthinkabout/ofhorrorfilms?=Howdoyoulike?doI.我也不tobefullofmysteriesfactstupidabadeffectonteenagers對(duì)青少年產(chǎn)生壞的影響1.Rememberthenewwordsandexpressionsinthislesson. 2.Recitetheconversationonpage102.3.Finishtheexercisesintheworkbook