《Are they yours?》Lost and found PPT课件2

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《Are they yours?》Lost and foundPPT课件2

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Whose cat is this?

It’s her cat.

It’s hers.

Whose baby is this?

It’s his baby.

It’s his.

Whose schoolbags are these?

They are our schoolbags.

They are ours.

Complete the sentences

Camera computer mobile phone

A man is talking to a woman at the lost and found office. He’s looking for his_________.

A man is getting on the bus. His _______ is lost.

Watch and read

Learning to learn

Reading passages with interesting facts can help you understand and remember English. Try to find passages with facts to read.

Listen again and answer the questions.

1. When do people often lose things?

2. Why are these lost and found offices at airports and stations?

3. What do people do at the lost and found office ?

4. What strange things are there at the New York City Lost and Found Office?

Check your answers!

1.When do people often lose things?

When they are travelling or when they’re in a hurry.

2.Why are these lost and found offices at airports and stations?

Because people often leave things on planes,

on trains, on buses and in taxis.

Language points

1. People often lose things when they’re travelling or when they’re in a huarry.

In a hurry means "in a hurry" and is a prepositional phrase. The verb phrase hurry uses "hurry up" to express "hurry up", and there is also "(there's) no hurry", which means "no hurry, no need to rush, there's plenty of time..."

e.g.:

We must hurry up if we want to be there on time.

We have to hurry if we want to get there on time.

There is no hurry, so do it slowly and carefully.

There is no need to rush, but to complete the task slowly and carefully.

2. Hundreds of people come here every day.

Many people come here every day.

Hundreds of means "many hundreds, many", which is equivalent to lots of. It is an approximate number. The noun and hundred that follow it should be plural. The word hundred itself is a definite number, meaning "one hundred". When hundred is preceded by an exact cardinal number, it should be in the singular.

e.g.:

two hundred students two hundred students

Hundreds of teachers

Distinguish between every day and everyday

Every day is an adverbial phrase, which acts as an adverbial modifier in the middle of a sentence, meaning "every day."

e.g.: We speak English everyday.

Everyday is an adjective and only serves as an attributive in a sentence, meaning "daily, every day."

e.g.: Let’s learn some everyday English.

Distinguishing between everyone and every one

1. Everyone means "everyone", which refers only to people, not things, and is not used with the phrase of. When "Everyone" is the subject in a sentence, the predicate verb should be in the third person singular form.

Is everyone here today? Is everyone here today?

2. Every one can refer to both people and things, and can be used with the preposition of.

Every one of us has a chance to speak at the meeting.

Each of us had the opportunity to speak at the meeting.

Summary

1. Most possessive adjective pronouns are followed by "s" to form possessive noun pronouns. There are three special cases:

my—mine, his— his, its—its。

2. The difference between possessive adjective pronouns and possessive noun pronouns:

The former has the meaning of a noun and must be followed by a noun; the latter can be used alone, which is equivalent to the corresponding possessive adjective plus a noun.

3. When a possessive pronoun is the subject, if the meaning is singular, the following be verb is is; if the meaning is plural, then the following be verb is are.

Homework

1) Each person makes a “Possessive Pronoun Card” as required.

Require:

①Specifications: 10cm×5cm.

②The front side is in Chinese, and the back side is in English with the corresponding possessive pronouns of nouns and possessive pronouns of adjectives.

③ Two people look at each other's cards in a group and say (or read) the corresponding Chinese or English.

2) Work in groups of three to write and act out a dialogue using possessive pronouns.

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