【正文】 : You’d better do it now, or this pla will be occupied by creatures from outer space and you won’t be allowed to leave even footprints or fingerprints there. ? A: If that should happen, we would live in space and harmony with outer space creatures. Anyway, Venus is not so far away from the earth and it has no moon. I thins it would be strange to see no moon in the sky at night. ? B: But you do not see the moon every day from the earth anyway, do you? In my case, I would travel to Jupiter after my trip to the moon. You know Jupiter has eleven moons. Can you imagine seeing eleven moons in the sky at the same time? What a strange sight it would be! ? A: Oh, I would go farther than you. Saturn has nine moons and beautiful rings around it, too. Would not that be a rarer sight to see than a mere cluster of eleven moons? ? B: Both plas are worth seeing, actually. Let’s count in both Jupiter and Saturn on our itinerary. But I will definitely spare Uranus, Neptune and Pluto in my schedule. They are too far away from the earth. Besides, too little is known about them. ? A: We’d certainly go to Mars, wouldn’t we? It’s closer to the earth and better known. I’d go there and explore its canals。 When we speak of these plants, no article is used. However, if we use the word pla before the proper names, the define article is placed before the word pla, ., the pla Jupiter, the pla Neptune. ? Roleplay I’d Make a Trip to Mars ? Situation: ? Zeng and Duan have just read the dialogue between two students who wish to travel in space. Duan bees interested in the canals on Mars and the supposed Martians living there. As she knows hardly anything about the plas in the solar system, she asks Zeng, a classmate of hers, who has wide interests and reads quite extensively about the pla Mars. A few facts and surmises about Mars ? Mars shines with a red luster. ? Polar snowcaps grow in winter and disappear in summer. ? The seasons resemble those on the Earth, but are nearly twice as long. ? There is a work of straight dark lines on the surface Mars. Some observes think they are canals. ? If there are canals, there may be intelligent beings, Martians, living in the pla. Roles: ? Zeng interested in making a trip to Mars ? Duan curious about Mars. She goes to Zeng for more information about it. Some sentence frames you might use: ? If I had a chance to go to Mars, I would… ? If I were lucky enough, I might be to… ? If I met any Martians, I would… ? If I went to Mars with you, I would… ? If we took a camera with us, we would… ? If we took many pictures of Mars, people would… ? If people had more information about Mars, more and more people would… Dialogue II Future plans and intentions Phrases, sentences and expressions: 1. How to inquire about a person’s future plans What are you hoping to planning to going to do (when you are leave college)? What do you hope to plan to intend to do (when you are leave school)? Why do you think you will do (when you are leave college)? 2. How to state definite plans I’m definitely going to I’m certain going to I’m going to I plan to go to I intend to go to ( university). 3. How to state things you are thinking about or tentative plans I’m hoping to I think I will I thought I might going to university I have not made up my mind whether to… or… to state conditional plans Well, If providing as long as ( I pass my exam), I’ll (go to college). to speculate about possible events I’ll probably ( celebrate with friends). What will you do if you win? Oh, I suppose I expect I imagine I’ll go out and celebrate. Dialogue: ? A: Hello, bob. ? B: Hello, Richard. How are you? ? A: Fine, thanks, and you? ? B: Not too bad. I’m thinking of going on holiday somewhere next month. I don’t know if you’ve made you holiday plans yet, but if not, perhaps you’d like to e with me. ? A: thanks, that’s very of you. Where are planning to go? ? B: I thought I might go camping in Scotland. What do you think of that? ? A: Fine. Sounds like a good idea. And for how long a fortnight? ? B: Yes. I’m hoping to have two weeks holiday next month. ? A: Good. Well, providing I finish all any my work on time, I’ll be able to have two weeks’ holiday, too. ? B: Will Joyce be ing with us? ? A: I’m not sure. Maybe. The problem is that she always gets one week’s holiday, and of course she can’t really afford a holiday this year. ? B: Oh, dear! That’s a pity! Well, the holiday shouldn’t cost very much. ? A: Supposing you had a lot of money, Bob, where would like to go for a holiday? ? B: Oh, I don’t know. I think I would probably go to America or Japan. ? A: If I had a lot of money, and 4 weeks’ holiday I would go to Asia, I think, and travel. ? B: Yes, that would be fantastic. Anyway, stop dreaming. We are going Scotland and I hope it doesn’t rain. Practise ? Work in pairs and take it in turns to ask and give answers about future plans or intentions: ? what to do after class ? what to do at weekend ? where to go during the Spring Festival ? when to go to Suzhou with you classmates ? Work in pairs, A and B, using the situation below. B statse his/ her conditional plans. Try to ask and answer in as many different ways as possible. ? B is on holiday next week. If he/she afford it, he/she will g to Suzhou for the weekend. ? B has seen a dress/ coat that he/ she would like to buy. But he/she can’t buy it without borrowing some money from a friend // his/her parents // his/her elder brother. ? At the moment B is at college. He/She wants to go to England to study, but he/she has to pass his/her exams first. ? B needs a guest s