"Where's my schoolbag?" PPT courseware 3

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"Where's my schoolbag?" PPT courseware 3

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My room is tidy.

My room is very tidy.

But my brother’s room isn’t tidy. His things are always everywhere.

However, my brother's room is not tidy and his things are always thrown everywhere.

Match the words with the things in the picture.

1. radio __ 3. tape player __ 5. tape __

2. clock __ 4. model plane __ 6. hat __

Listen and circle the things Tom wants from his room.

English books tape player clock ruler

notebook tape model plane radio

I'm Kate, and my sister is Gina. I'm tidy, but Gina is not. In our room, my books and tapes are in the bookcase. My keys are in my schoolbag. I have a clock. It's on the desk .

Gina’s books are everywhere – on her bed, on the sofa and under the chair. The white model plane is hers. It’s under the desk. “Where are my keys? Where’s my ruler? Where’s my schoolbag?” Gina always asks.

Reading guide:

1. From reading the first two sentences of the passage, we can see that "I" in the passage refers to Kate, and Gina is her sister.

2. The answer can be known from the key sentence “I’m tidy, but Gina is not.” Questions are general questions, so pay attention to the way you answer them.

1. tape player recorder

player noun, player CD player record player [expansion] player noun, meaning "athlete"

e.g. Her brother is a good player. Her brother is a good athlete.

2. I’m Kate, and my sister is Gina. I’m tidy, but Gina is not.

And and but are conjunctions that join two independent short sentences into one longer sentence. In English, this kind of sentence composed of and or but is called a "parallel sentence". But their usage is different. See table below:

and is used to express parallel relationships, meaning "...and..." "...and..." is used to connect parallel words with words, phrases with phrases, clauses with clauses. When and connects two nouns as the subject of a sentence, it is treated as plural.

but expresses a turning relationship, meaning "but, however" and connects two sentences with opposite or opposite meanings in a sentence.

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