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explanationstodifficultiesinthetextfromthestudents

themselves.OnlyuseChineseifconfirmatorytranslationis

necessary.

7Playthetapeorreadthestoryagain

8Readingaloud

Askoneortwostudentstoreadthetextaloud.

Comprehensionquestions

1Doclothesputintoawashingmachinesometimescontain

money?

（Yes,theydo.）

2Whathappenstobanknotesputintoawashingmachine?

（They

turnwhite.）

3DopeopleinBritaindespairiftheymakethismistake?

（No,

theydon'

t.）

4Whynot?

（BecausetheBankofEnglandhasateamwhichdeals

withclaims.）

5What'

sthisteamcalled?

（‘MutilatedLadies’.）

6Whatdoes‘lady’referto?

（TheQueen'

sheadwhichappears

onBritishbanknotes.）

7WhatkindofbusinessdoesJohnrun?

（Afurniturebusiness.）

8What'

sthenameofhisfiancé

e?

（JaneButlin.）

9WhatdidJohndowithhiswalletcontaining￡3,000?

（He

putitinthemicrowaveovenforsafekeeping.）

10Didhisfiancé

eknowaboutthis?

（No,shedidn'

11WhatdidJohnandJanedoafterJohncamehomefromwork?

（Theywenthorse-riding.）

12WhatdidJanedowhentheyreturnedhome?

（Shecookedtheir

dinnerinthemicrowaveoven.）

13Whatelsedidshecook?

（John'

swallet.）

14Whathappenedtothenotes?

（Theyturnedtoash.）

15Howdidtheybothfeelaboutthis?

（Dismayed.）

16WhodidJohngoandsee?

（Hisbankmanager.）

17Whatdidthebankmanagerdo?

（Hesenttheremainstothe

MutilatedLadiesdepartmentinNewcastle.）

18DidJohngethismoneyback?

（Yes,hedid.）

19WhydidtheMutilatedLadiespaythemoneyback?

（Because

theycouldidentifythenotes.）

20Theydon'

tpayoutmoneyunlesstheycanidentifydamaged

notes,dothey?

（No,theydon'

21Howmuchdidtheypayoutlastyear?

（￡1.5million.）

Askingquestions:

Askmeif⋯

Askmeifclothesputinthewashingmachinesometimes

containbanknotes.

S:

Doclothesputinthewashingmachinesometimescontain

banknotes?

What⋯?

Whatdoclothesputinthewashingmachinesometimes

contain?

1clothesputinthewashingmachinesometimescontainbank

notes.（What）

2theMutilatedLadiesdepartmentdealswithclaimsformoney.

（What）

3Johnrunsafurniturebusiness.（Whatkindofbusiness）

4heputawalletcontaining￡3,000intothemicrowaveoven.

（What）

5hehadtoldhisfianc6e,Jane,aboutthis.（Whyhadn'

t）

6shecookedthedinner.（Where）

7thenotesturnedintoash.（What）

8thebankmanagersenttheremainstoNewcastle.（Where）

9Johngothismoneyback.（What）

10theycouldidentifythenotes.（How）

Tellthestory

1John----successfulfurniturebusiness----￡3,000----

microwaveoven----safekeeping

2Johnandfianc6e,Jane----horse-riding

3Gothome----Janecookeddinner----microwaveoven,

withoutrealizing⋯

4Dismay----cookedwallet----notes----ash!

5John----bankmanager----sentremains----Mutilated

Ladies

6Examinednotes----John----allmoneyback

7‘Solong----somethingtoidentify----moneyback,’

spokeswomansaid

8Lastyear----￡1.5mon21,000claims

Topicsfordiscussion

1Tellusaboutanyexperienceyouhavehadwhereyoulost

money.

2Sharesomeofyourworriesaboutmoney.

3Refertoyourexperienceandtalkaboutsuccessfuland

unsuccessfulwaysofmakingmoney.

KeytoSummarywriting

Points

1JohnButlin----successfulfurniturebusiness

2Afterverygoodday----putwallet----￡3,000into

microwaveoven

3Heandfianc6eJane----horse-riding

4Gothome----Janecookeddinner----microwaveoven

5Dismayed----find----moneydestroyed

6John----bankmanager

7Bankmanager----remainsto----MutilatedLadies

8Identifiedremains----returnedthemoney

Summary

JohnButlinrunsasuccessfulfurniturebusinessandaftera

verygoodday,heputhiswalletcontaining￡3,000intothe

microwaveovenforsafekeeping.Thenheandhisfianc6e,Jane,went

horse-riding,afterwhichJanecookedtheirdinnerinthemicrowave

ovenonlytofindtotheirdismaythatthemoneyhadbeendestroyed.

Johnwenttoseehisbankmanagerwhosenttheremainstothe

MutilatedLadiesdepartmentwhoidentifiedtheremainsand

returnedthemoney.（79words）

KeytoVocabulary

Apossibleanswer

happened（1.1）occurred

remembered（1.2）recalled

fortunately（1.6）luckily

concerns（1.9）isabout

dismay（1.12）sadness

theremains（1.13）whatwasleft

department（1.14）section

KeytoComposition

Janeopenedtheovendoorandsawthathermealwasreadyto

serve.Shetookthefoodoutoftheovenandindoingso,noticed

somethingstrangeinsidetheovenwhichshecouldn'

trecognize.

SoshewenttofindJohnandtoldhimaboutit.Indismay,John

quicklyexplainedthathehadputhiswalletcontainingtheday'

s

takingsintotheovenforsafekeeping.Theybothrushedtotheoven

andsawthatthemoneyhadbeendestroyedAtfirst,theydidn'

t

knowwhattodo.Johnwantedtothrowthemoneyaway,butJane

wouldn'

tlethim.‘It'

sbestnottodisturbthewallet,’Jane

said.‘Youcanseeallthemoneyisthere,evenifithasbeen

destroyed’JanetoldJohntogoandseehisbankmanagerforadvice,

sothenextdayJohntookthewalletandtheashestothebank

（150words）

KeytoLetterwriting

Apossibleanswer（bodyofletteronly）

Thankyouagainforyourwonderfulhospitality!

Itwasarealpleasuretoseeyouagainaftersuchalongtime.

I'

llneverforgetyourkindnessduringmystay.Iparticularly

enjoyedourvisittothelocalmarketandourlongwalksinthe

countryside.Ialsoenjoyedyourcompanyandtheexcellentfood

andwine.You'

reaperfecthost!

Ihopeyouwillbeabletovisitmebeforelongandlookforward

toseeingyousoon.（78words）

Keystructures:

thesimplepast

Weusethesimplepastfornarration,thatistotellastory

thathappenedinthepast.Thesecondparagraphofthetextprovides

agoodexampleofstory-tellingandthepastformsofregularand

irregularverbs.1KS75

KeytoKSExercises

ASeetext.

B1Firemenrescuedthelittleboywhohadclimbedatree

andcouldn'

tgetdown.

2JanewenttofindJohnandtoldhimwhathadhappened.

3Janecookedthenextmealinanordinaryovenafterher

experiencewiththemicrowave.

4ThebankmanagersenttheremainsofJohn'

swalletto

Newcastle.

5Theladiesatthebankexaminedtheremainsandfoundthey

couldbeidentified.

6ThebankpaidJohnallhismoney,sohewasverypleased.

Specialdifficulties:

adjectivesderivedfromnouns

Wecanoftenderiveanadjectivefromanoun:

success

（noun）/successful（adjective）;

fool（noun）/foolish（adjective）;

energy（noun）/energetic（adjective）;

hour（noun）/hourly

（adjective）;

care（noun）/careless（adjective）.

KeytoSDExercises

1painless2beautiful3daily4

childish5athletic

Repetitiondrill

Thecomparisonofadjectives

Chorus,grouporindividualrepetition

Toelicitquestionsinvolvingtheuseofthesuperlative.

T:

Drill7.Listen.Donotspeak.

（1）T:

They'

reallratherold.

S:

Yes,butwhichistheoldest?

（2）T:

reallrathergood.

Yes,butwhichisthebest?

（3）T:

they'

reallratherexpensive.

Yes,butwhichisthemostexpensive?

Nowyouaskquestionsinthesameway.Ready?

1Asin

（1）above.

2Asin

（2）above.

3Asin（3）above.

4T:

reallratherinteresting.

Yes,butwhichisthemostinteresting?

5T:

reallratherbad.

Yes,butwhichistheworst?

6T:

reallratherheavy.

Yes,butwhichistheheaviest?

7T:

reallratherunusual.

Yes,butwhichisthemostunusual?

8T:

reallratherfunny.

Yes,butwhichisthefunniest?

9T:

reallratherbeautiful.

Yes,butwhichisthemostbeautiful?

10T:

reallratherfast.

Yes,butwhichisthefastest?

11T:

reallratherdangerous.

Yes,butwhichisthemostdangerous?

12T:

reallratherpretty.

Yes,butwhichistheprettiest?

13T:

reallratherbig.

Yes,butwhichisthebiggest?

14T:

reallratherhard.

Yes,butwhichisthehardest?

15T:

reallrathervaluable.

Yes,butwhichisthemostvaluable?

KeytoMultiplechoicequestions

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