《大学英语读写》课程教学资源（B）Ⅱ_大学英语读写（B）Ⅱ_课件与讲义-2020_Unit 4 Crime Watch-Stolen Identity_B2U4 language in use-带雅思写作辅导D1

Language in use 1 Complete the sentences so that they are true for you 2 Decide what have something done means 3 Decide the meaning of the sentences 4 Answer the questions about the words 5 Translate the paragraph into Chinese 6 Translate the paragraph into English

Language in use 1 Complete the sentences so that they are true for you 2 Decide what have something done means 3 Decide the meaning of the sentences 4 Answer the questions about the words 5 Translate the paragraph into Chinese 6 Translate the paragraph into English

Language in use There is no escaping the fact that. We use this pattern to say that something is definitely true or important,even though you may prefer to think that it is not. 1 Look at the sentence from the passage Stolen identity. There is no escaping the fact that right now fraudsters are finding identity crime all too easy. More

There is no escaping the fact that . We use this pattern to say that something is definitely true or important, even though you may prefer to think that it is not. 1 Look at the sentence from the passage Stolen identity. There is no escaping the fact that right now fraudsters are finding identity crime all too easy. Language in use

Language in use Now complete the sentences so that they're true for you, even if you prefer to think they're not. There is no escaping the fact that when I. 1 speak English,I make a lot of mistakes. 2 go online,I waste a lot of time chatting to people about nothing. 3 do an assignment,I always start it too late. 4 go back home to see my parents,_I spend too much time on the phone instead of talking to them. 5 stay up late,I am useless in class the next day. 6 go shopping,I spend far too much money. END

Now complete the sentences so that they’re true for you, even if you prefer to think they’re not. There is no escaping the fact that when I . 1 speak English, _. 2 go online, _. 3 do an assignment, _. 4 go back home to see my parents,_ _. 5 stay up late, _. 6 go shopping, _. Language in use I make a lot of mistakes I waste a lot of time chatting to people about nothing I always start it too late I spend too much time on the phone instead of talking to them I am useless in class the next day I spend far too much money

Language in use have something done 2 Look at the sentence from the passage Stolen identity. If you haven't had your identity stolen,it's only because they haven't got to you yet. Now decide what have something done means in this context. (a)arrange for something to be done,or for someone to do something for you (b)have something unfortunate happen to you by someone you don't know end

have something done 2 Look at the sentence from the passage Stolen identity. If you haven’t had your identity stolen, it’s only because they haven’t got to you yet. Now decide what have something done means in this context. (a) arrange for something to be done, or for someone to do something for you (b) have something unfortunate happen to you by someone you don’t know Language in use

Language in use 3 Look at the sentences with have something done. Decide which meaning in Activity 2 they have. (a)arrange for something to be done,or for someone to do something for you (b)have something unfortunate happen to you by someone you don't know 1 If you had my computer hacked into,you would be able to get my bank details.(b) 2 You can arrange to have your new checkbook delivered to you personally.(a) more

3 Look at the sentences with have something done. Decide which meaning in Activity 2 they have. (a) arrange for something to be done, or for someone to do something for you (b) have something unfortunate happen to you by someone you don’t know 1 If you had my computer hacked into, you would be able to get my bank details. 2 You can arrange to have your new checkbook delivered to you personally. Language in use (b) (a)

Language in use (a)arrange for something to be done,or for someone to do something for you (b)have something unfortunate happen to you by someone you don't know 3 If you have your pocket picked,make sure you cancel your credit cards.(b) 4 You can have money removed from your bank account without your knowledge.(b) 5 You can have your personal details searched and used to steal your identity.(b) 6 You can have your mail collected from a mailbox by a neighbour if you're away for more than a day.(a) end

(a) arrange for something to be done, or for someone to do something for you (b) have something unfortunate happen to you by someone you don’t know 3 If you have your pocket picked, make sure you cancel your credit cards. 4 You can have money removed from your bank account without your knowledge. 5 You can have your personal details searched and used to steal your identity. 6 You can have your mail collected from a mailbox by a neighbour if you’re away for more than a day. Language in use (b) (a) (b) (b)

Language in use Collocations 4 Answer the questions about the words. regular 1.the ink can be removed with the help of a regular household chemical.Is this likely to mean (a)frequent, or(b)ordinary? 2 It looked like a regular dollar bill,but actually it was a fake.Does this mean the dollar bill was (a)damaged,or (b)normal? more

Collocations 4 Answer the questions about the words. regular 1 . the ink can be removed with the help of a regular household chemical . Is this likely to mean (a) frequent, or (b) ordinary? 2 It looked like a regular dollar bill, but actually it was a fake. Does this mean the dollar bill was (a) damaged, or (b) normal? Language in use Collocations 4 Answer the questions about the words. regular 1 . the ink can be removed with the help of a regular household chemical . Is this likely to mean (a) frequent, or (b) ordinary? 2 It looked like a regular dollar bill, but actually it was a fake. Does this mean the dollar bill was (a) damaged, or (b) normal?

Language in use bad 3 More than 1.2 million bad checks are issued every day . Is a bad check one which (a)doesn't pay the money it offers to pay,or(b)is likely to cause problems? 4.they have also got a lot of bad publicity.Is this publicity (a)of very low quality,or(b)likely to cause problems? More

bad 3 More than 1.2 million bad checks are issued every day . Is a bad check one which (a) doesn’t pay the money it offers to pay, or (b) is likely to cause problems? 4 . they have also got a lot of bad publicity. Is this publicity (a) of very low quality, or (b) likely to cause problems? Language in use bad 3 More than 1.2 million bad checks are issued every day . Is a bad check one which (a) doesn’t pay the money it offers to pay, or (b) is likely to cause problems? 4 . they have also got a lot of bad publicity. Is this publicity (a) of very low quality, or (b) likely to cause problems?

Language in use stuff 5 So it's not a problem if they're trying to sell me stuff.Is this likely to mean (a)a variety of objects and things,or (b)a basic material used for making something? 6 Banks keep all this personal stuff about you on computer. Is this likely to mean (a)your property,or(b)information about you? more

stuff 5 So it’s not a problem if they’re trying to sell me stuff. Is this likely to mean (a) a variety of objects and things, or (b) a basic material used for making something? 6 Banks keep all this personal stuff about you on computer. Is this likely to mean (a) your property, or (b) information about you? Language in use stuff 5 So it’s not a problem if they’re trying to sell me stuff. Is this likely to mean (a) a variety of objects and things, or (b) a basic material used for making something? 6 Banks keep all this personal stuff about you on computer. Is this likely to mean (a) your property, or (b) information about you?

Language in use false 7.to create a false identity.Is this likely to be an identity (a)based on a mistake,or (b)not real and intended to trick people? 8 Pierre gave me the false impression that he was rich.Does this mean (a)he didn't tell the truth,or (b)his documents contained wrong information? More

false 7 . to create a false identity. Is this likely to be an identity (a) based on a mistake, or (b) not real and intended to trick people? 8 Pierre gave me the false impression that he was rich. Does this mean (a) he didn’t tell the truth, or (b) his documents contained wrong information? Language in use false 7 . to create a false identity. Is this likely to be an identity (a) based on a mistake, or (b) not real and intended to trick people? 8 Pierre gave me the false impression that he was rich. Does this mean (a) he didn’t tell the truth, or (b) his documents contained wrong information?