初级课程第15单元第02课时
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1 Parts of the Body — Classroom Practice 
Ms. Marquez: Okay, let's practice.
Everybody, show me your head.
Put your hand on your mouth.
Touch your neck
and now your shoulders.
Touch your arm.
Put your hand on your leg.
Fantastic.
2 Parts of the Body — Watch and Answer
Watch and listen to Ms. Marquez. Answer the questions.
3 Parts of the Body — A Study Date
Miguel: I don't want to study. My head hurts.
Jane: Head. Head.
Miguel: Where is the ear?
Jane: Where is the stomach?
Miguel: Where is the eye?
Jane: Where is the nose?
Miguel: Where is the mouth?
4 Grammar: Questions and Answers with Have — Classroom
Ms. Marquez: Does she have a headache? Yes, she does. She has a headache. Repeat: Yes, she does.
Class:Yes, she does.
Ms. Marquez: She has a headache.
Class: She has a headache.
Ms. Marquez: Does he have a stomachache? No, he doesn't. He has a sore throat. Repeat: No, he doesn't.
Class: No, he doesn't.
Ms. Marquez: He has a sore throat.
Class: He has a sore throat.
Ms. Marquez: Now, Shun-Jun, tell me, what's the matter with her? Does she have a headache?
Shin-Jun: Yes, she does. She has a headache.
Ms. Marquez: Right. Yes, she does. She has a headache. Carmen, does she have a stomachache?
Carmen: No, she doesn't. She has a headache.
Ms. Marquez: No, she doesn't. She has a headache. Luis, what's the matter with him?
Luis: He has a sore throat.
Ms. Marquez: Right. He has a sore throat. Jane, does he have a headache?
Jane: No, he doesn't. He has a sore throat.
Ms. Marquez: Good. No, he doesn't. He has a sore throat. He has an earache. What's the matter with him?
Class: He has an earache.
Ms. Marquez: Right. He has an earache. She has a backache. What's the matter with her?
Class: She has a backache.
Ms. Marquez: Good. She has a backache. She has a stomachache. What's the matter with her?
Class: She has a stomachache.
Ms. Marquez: Yes. She has a stomachache. Good.
5 What's the Matter? — Conversations
Eric: That was fun. Are you feeling okay?
Linda: No. I'm not.
Eric: What's the matter?
Linda: I have a stomachache.
Eric: I'm sorry to hear that.
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Ingrid: nose
ears
shoulders
legs
hands
Ingrid: All right.
Ingrid: Hi, Richard.
Richard: Hi, Ingrid.
Ingrid: Are you feeling okay?
Richard: No. I'm not.
Ingrid: What's the matter?
Richard: I have a sore throat.
Ingrid: Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
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Natasha: Hi, Eric.
Eric: Hi. What are you listening to?
Natasha: Some great music. Here, listen.
Eric: Ow!
Natasha: Are you feeling okay?
Eric: No. I'm not.
Natasha: What's the matter?
Eric: I have an earache.
Natasha: I'm sorry to hear that.
6 What's the Matter? — Lana's Problem
Samantha: Hey, Lana. What's the matter?
Lana: My ear.
Samantha: Oh, you have an earache.
Lana: A what?
Samantha: An earache. It means your ear hurts.
Lana: I have an earache.
Samantha: I'm sorry you don't feel well. Take the day off, go home, and rest.
Lana: I have work.
Samantha: It's okay. Go home.
Lana: Thank you, Samantha.
Samantha: No problem.
7 What's the Matter? — Lana's Story 1 of 3
Lana is at work. She doesn't feel well. She has an earache. Her ear hurts.
8 What's the Matter? — Lana's Story 2 of 3
Samantha tells Lana to go home and rest.
Lana leaves work. She goes home and goes to bed.
9 What's the Matter? — Lana's Story 3 of 3
The next day, Lana feels fine. She goes to English class. She learns how to talk about aches and pains.
10 Life Skills: Emergency Calls — Classroom Lesson
Ms. Marquez: Okay, everyone, now I want to talk about emergencies. Can anybody tell me what an
emergency is?
Lana: Somebody is hurt.
Jagraj: A big problem.
Ms. Marquez: Right. An emergency is a big, important, serious problem. Is a headache an emergency?
Class: No.
Ms. Marquez: No, it isn't. An emergency is something really important. What number do you call when there's
an emergency?
Class: 911.
Ms. Marquez: Good. If you need the police, the fire department, or an ambulance you call 911. Now let's
watch and listen.
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Bob: Are you okay?
Michael: I hurt my back. I can't stand up.
Bob: This is an emergency. I'm calling 911.
Woman on Phone: 911. What's the emergency?
Bob: There was an accident at work. My friend hurt his back, and he can't get up.
Woman on Phone: What's the address?
Bob: We're at 1263 Olympia Avenue. We need an ambulance right away.
Woman on Phone: And what's your name?
Bob: My name is Bob. Bob Parnell.
Woman on Phone: Okay, Mr. Parnell, an ambulance is on the way. Stay on the phone until the ambulance
arrives.
Bob: Yes, thank you. Okay. There's an ambulance on the way. Don't move.
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Ms. Marquez: Class, who is hurt - Michael or Bob?
Class: Michael.
Ms. Marquez: Right. Michael is hurt. What happened?
Shin-Jun: An accident.
Ms. Marquez: Yes, Shin-Jun. He had an accident. Did he hurt his arm or his back?
Shin-Jun: His back.
Ms. Marquez: Right. He hurt his back. Who called 911?
Class: Bob.
Ms. Marquez: Right. Bob called 911. Very good. Michael had an accident. He hurt his back. Bob called 911.
An ambulance is on its way.
11 Life Skills: Emergency Calls — Watch and Listen
Debbie: 911. What's the emergency?
Ingrid: There was a car accident in front of my house.
Debbie: What's the address?
Ingrid: 236 Maple Street.
Debbie: What's your name?
Ingrid: My name is Ingrid Lewis.
Debbie: An ambulance is on the way. Please stay on the line until it arrives.
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Debbie: 911. What's the emergency?
Richard: My neighbor's house is on fire.
Debbie: What's the address?
Richard: 1497 Lemmon Avenue.
Debbie: What's your name?
Richard: My name is Richard Jordan.
Debbie: A fire truck is on the way. Please stay on the line until it arrives.
--------------- Natasha: Are you okay?
Linda: Call an ambulance. I think I broke my leg.
Debbie: 911 emergency.
Natasha: A woman has a broken leg.
Debbie: Where is she?
Natasha: At the corner of Cherry Avenue and Green Street.
Debbie: Okay. An ambulance is coming now.
12 Life Skills: Emergency Calls — Watch and Repeat
Watch the conversation again. Repeat each sentence.
