"Get off the sofa!"Look after yourself PPT courseware 2

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"Get off the sofa!"Look after yourself PPT courseware 2

Warming up

Do you like sitting on the sofa and watching TV?

Do you like doing exercise every day?

Do you often eat fast food?

Do you often eat fruit and vegetables?

Do you have eight hours’ sleep a night?

New words

thanks to thanks; attribute to

health care medical care (service)

expect v. anticipate; anticipate

require v. require

physical adj. physical; physical

effort n. strength; energy

once in a while occasionally; sometimes; occasionally

harm v. damage; harm

Listen to the passage and answer the questions.

1. Do people live longer than before?

Yes, they did.

2. Is eating fruit and vegetables good for your health?

Yes, it is.

Read the passage again and answer the questions.

1. What are the five rules for a healthy life according to the writer?

Get off the sofa!

Eat healthy food!

Rest while you can!

Do not worry. Be happy!

Say no to smoking!

2. Are people today getting the same amount of exercise as they did in the past? Why?

No, they aren’t. Because in the past, people’s jobs required more physical effort.

3. Why is it sometimes difficult to be a teenager?

Because of the difficulties of school, exams or friendships.

4. Who do you think the passage is written for?

It is written for teenagers.

language points

1. Thanks to better health care, most people are living healthier and longer lives.

Thanks to better medical care, most people can now live healthier and longer lives.

thanks to + noun/verb ing means "thank you, give credit to".

e.g. I made much progress thanks to his help.

Thanks to his help, I have made such great progress.

health care means "medical services".

e.g. Old people can get good health care in our neighborhood.

The elderly in our community can receive good medical services.

2. Someone who is born today can expect to live about thirty-five years longer than someone who was born in the nineteenth century.

Someone born today can expect to live approximately 35 years longer than someone born in the 19th century.

expect to do sth. means "expect to do something, expect to do something".

e.g. We expect to get more gold medals in the coming Olympic Games.

We expect to win more gold medals in the next Olympics.

3. To keep fit, you have to walk at least 10,000 steps every day.

To stay healthy, you must walk at least 10,000 steps every day.

keep fit means "keep healthy".

e.g. She tries to keep fit by jogging everyday.

She jogs every day to stay fit.

Exercises

1. His life was saved ___ better medical technology.

A. thank to B. thanks to

C. thank for D. thanks for

2. Our parents _____ us to get higher education.

A. worry B. believe C. expect D. harm

3. We face the same difficulty ____ everyone does in the beginning of the business.

A. for B. to C. as D. with

4. Everyone should ______ drinking when driving.

A. say no to B. say yes to

C. say hello to D. say thanks to

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