tailieunhanh - New English File Upper Intermediate SB_2

The courses are student said. Key Features: 100% new material, clear grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation purpose of each lesson, revised Grammar Bank, with additional rules and exercises. Modify & Check section for each file. Photocopiable materials for teachers, including vocabulary, grammar, communication, and pronunciation activities. | G gerunds and infinitives V music p ch and y The psychology of music 1 LISTENING SPEAKING a Listen to some short pieces of music. How do they make you feel Would you like to carry on listening Taking notes We often need to take notes when we are listening for example to somebody giving a lecture. If you need to take notes when you are listening to someone speaking in English try to write down key words or phrases because you won t have time to write complete sentences. After the lecture you may want to expand your notes into full sentences. b Listen to John Sloboda a music psychologist talking about why we listen to music. Try to complete the notes below by writing key words or phrases. Then with a partner try to remember as much as you can of what he said. Why do we listen to music 1 to make US. . 2 to help us. . 3 to intensify. c Now listen to John explaining how music can affect the way we feel. Complete the notes below. Then compare with a partner and try to remember what he said. How does music affect our emotions Three important human emotions 1 happiness 2 3 How we feel affects the way we speak . 1 happy speak faster higher 2 3 Music copies this eg. 1 fast high music sounds happy 2 3 Examples Music that sounds 1 happy . 2 angry . 3 sad . This is especially exploited in. . d 2 GRAMMAR gerunds and infinitives a Check what you know. Put the verbs in brackets in the infinitive with or without io or the gerund -mg form . Talk to a partner. 1 On a typical day when and where do you listen to music 2 Do you listen to different kinds of music at different times of day 3 What music would you play. if you were feeling sad and you wanted to feel more cheerful if you were feeling depressed and you wanted to feel even worse if you were feeling furious about something and you wanted to feel even angrier if you were feeling nervous or stressed and wanted to calm down if you wanted to create a romantic atmosphere for a special dinner 1 to .

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