"They have seen the Pyramids" Experiences PPT courseware

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"They have seen the Pyramids" Experiences PPT courseware

Work in pairs.

Have you….?

Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.

Has he/she…?

Yes, he/she has.

No, he/she hasn’t.

Have you….?

Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.

wash your teeth

washed your teeth

Ask and answer the questions.

1.Which interesting places in China have you visited?

2.Have you ever seen the Great Wall?

3.Have you ever visited another country?

Read and answer the questions.

1. How long have the Robinsons been in Egypt?

They have been in Egypt for two years.

2. Why do they live in Cairo?

Because Mike’s father’s company sent him to work there and his family went with him.

3. What have they seen and done in Egypt?

They have seen the Pyramids, traveled on a boat on the Nile River, and visited the palaces and towers of ancient kings and queens.

4. What do Mike and Clare find difficult about Arabic?

This language is different from English in many ways, and they find it hard to spell and pronounce the words.

Read the paragraph one by one.

Read Paragraph 1 and fill in the blanks

Hello, I’m Mike Robinson. I’m ____ years old. I come from ______. Clare is my sister. She is fourteen. We are in _____ in Egypt now. ______ is one of the _____ and _______ cities in Africa.

Read Paragraph 2, 3 and check the sentences.

1. Mike lives in Cairo for two years.

2. Peter’s company has sent him to work in Germany, France, English and China.

3. The Robinsons have visited the ancient palaces of the queens and kings of Egypt.

Read Paragraph 4 and fill in the blanks.

Mike and Clare have learned a little ________. This language is _______ from English in many ways. ______ and ______ the words is difficult for them, but they still enjoy learning it. They have learned __________, ________, _______ and ______. They often _____ the languages.

Language points

1. They have been to many interesting places.

When we want to express "have been to a certain place", we can use the sentence pattern have/has been to. like:

He has been to America and England.

He has been to the United States and England.

—Have you ever been to Shanghai?

Have you been to Shanghai?

—No, I’ve never been there before.

No, never been there.

[Discrimination]

The difference between have been to and have gone to:

have been to means "been to a certain place", the person has returned; have gone to means "went to a certain place", the person may have arrived there, or may still be on the way, but not where he is talking. like:

My teacher has gone to the library.

My teacher went to the library.

I have ever been to Beijing.

I have been to Beijing.

Phrases about count

count against: unfavorable to; unfavorable to

count on count on; rely on

count for has value and importance

count in count in

count as regarded as; counted as; regarded as

count down countdown, countdown

count by interval number

count up total; add up...

count off count off

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