"The London Eye is on your right" around town PPT courseware

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"The London Eye is on your right" around town PPT courseware

Warming up

Read and find Paul and Nancy in the picture.

Paul: Excuse me. Is there a hotel in the neighborhood?

Nancy: Yes, there is. Just go straight and turn left. It’s down Bridge Street on the right. It’s next to a supermarket.

Paul: Thank you very much.

Nancy: You’re welcome.

1. Is there a pay phone in the neighborhood?

Yes, there is. Go straight down New Street and turn right.

There is a pay phone on the right.

2.Where is the bank?

Go straight down New Street and turn right.

Turn left at Bridge Street. The bank is across from the street.

Teaching aims

1. Key vocabulary and phrases:

take, famous, painting, from, above, river, clear, bridge, past, finish

2.Key structure:

take the boat back…

get off the boat at…

on your right…

3. Reading and writing skills:

Ability to read descriptions of maps or places and to give directions and describe the location of a place clearly in written language.

1. Match the places with the pictures.

National Gallery

London Eye

Tower of London

Houses of Parliament

Buckingham Palace

2.Watch and read

Learning to learn

When you read English, there may be new words or phrases.

Some of them may be names which you often can’t translate.

Look at words which begin with capital letters and decide if they are names.

Language points

1. clear adj.�clear, clear�

For example: It’s a clear day today.�

1) Derived word: clearly adv. clearly

For example: An actor has to enunciate clearly. �

2) used as an adjective,

Such as: The river has clear water.�

3) Used as a verb, meaning "to clean up",

Such as: clear the table (clear the table).

2. famous

be famous for "famous or famous for"

France is famous for its wine.

France is famous for its wine

be famous as "be famous or famous as..."

He is famous as a football player.

3. get off �

Get off the bus on Oak Street.

1) Antonym group: get on; on/off here are prepositions, and the object must follow and cannot be placed in the middle.�

2) Phrases formed by v.+off:�

take off take off, take off;

turn off close;

keep off don't let... enter;�

fall off fall off;

have...off rest...;

set off set off, set off.

Summary of usage of locative prepositions

1: Usage of over, above and on

1) Over refers to directly above..., meaning vertically above.

For example: There is a lamp over the desk.

2) Above means above, diagonally above.

Such as: Raise your arms above your head.

3) On means above, indicating that two objects are in contact.

For example: There is a cup on the table.

2: Usage of under/below:

1) under is below/right below.

Such as: What's under your desk?

2) below diagonally below.

Such as: Her skirt came below her knees.

choose

1. Now York is famous_____ its high buildings.

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

2. Lu Xun was famous ______a writer.

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

3. Jim is from England and he speaks English very ______.

A. good B. well C. bad D. badly

4. He won't go to bed _____ he finishes his homework.

A. when B. before C. until D. after

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