"Whose dress is this?" PPT (second lesson)

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"Whose dress is this?" PPT (second lesson)

Part One: Introduce

too

trouser

It’s too short.

Whose dress is this? PPT, the second part of the content: Words

sweater [ˈswetə]

Noun, meaning "sweater, fleece".

Fixed match: red sweater red sweater

in sweater wearing a sweater

eg: This woolen sweater may keep you warm in winter.

This cardigan will keep you warm in the winter.

Small exercise: ( ) —Look at my ______. —It’s cool!

A. sweater B. dress C. shirt

wrong [rɔŋ]

Adjective meaning "wrong, wrong".

Common phrases: wrong data wrong data

get it wrong misunderstanding

eg: Pain is the body's way of telling us that something is wrong

Pain is our body’s way of telling us that something is wrong.

Small exercise: Choose the option in which the underlined part of the word has a different pronunciation than the rest.

( ) A. so B. wrong C. hot

Whose dress is this? PPT, the third part: Expressions

Whose...is this/are these? Whose...is this/are these?

whose means "whose". Usually questions are asked about possessive pronouns or possessive nouns.

eg: Whose pen is this? Whose pen does this pen belong to?

Quick exercise: Choose.

( ) When you want to ask whose gloves belong to you, you can say:

A. Whose shorts are these?

B. Whose gloves are these?

C. Whose glove is it?

Whose dress is this? PPT, part 4: Dialogue

Whose sweater is this? Guess!

Whose sweater is this? Take a guess!

Is it Dan’s?

Is it Dan's?

No. You’re wrong.

No. you guessed wrong.

Is it Joe’s.

Is it Joe's?

Yes. You’re right.

Yes. you guessed right.

Oh, Chris! Oh, Chris!

Oh, Chris! Oh, Chris!

Whose cake is this?

Whose cake is this?

It’s my cake.

This is my cake.

Let’s eat it by the lake.

Let's eat it by the lake.

Whose dress is this? PPT, Part 5: Expand

The origin of jeans

The origin of jeans, the English name of jeans is "Jeans", which was first recorded in 1567. It is the name of the trousers worn by merchant sailors from the Italian port city of Genoa, which means "Genoese Genes". The famous name "Jeans" was only officially adopted by Levi's company in the 1860s. Before that, people called it "Waist High Over all" and "Pantaloons".

Summary

sweater

wrong

Whose...is this/are these?

Whose dress is this? PPT, Part 6: Exercise

Connect words to form sentences, paying attention to capitalization and punctuation.

1. are, those, your, gloves, sister’s, (.)

Those gloves are your sister’s.

2. black, shorts, whose, these, are, (?)

Whose black shorts are these?

3. at, look, my, coat, is, it, short, so, (, .)

Look at my coat, it is so short.

4. a, beautiful, what, dress, (!)

What a beautiful dress!

Whose dress is this? PPT, Part 7: Homework

Ask whose dress it is.

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