"I can look after myself,although it won't be easy for me" Home alone PPT courseware

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"I can look after myself,although it won't be easy for me" Home alone PPT courseware

Free Talk

Have you had the experience of being at home alone for a few days?

How did you spend the time?

Could you look after yourself?

Discussion

What are the advantages and disadvantages of being at home alone?

Listen and answer the questions.

1. Where Betty and her parents?

They are at the station.

2. Is Betty traveling with her parents?

No, she isn’t.

3. What things does her mother ask her to do at home?

Take care of everything at home and keep the flat tidy.

Listen again and complete the sentences.

1.Will you be OK at home ___________?

2.I’ll _________ you too, and I’ll call you every day.

3.I’ll keep it tidy so that you’ll __________ me when you get home.

Listen, read and answer the questions.

1. Why do Betty’s parents go to Lhasa?

Because they are going to an important meeting there.

2. Why can’t Betty go to Lhasa with them?

Because she can’t miss two weeks of school.

3. Can Betty cook?

Yes. She can cook simple meals.

4. Does Betty know her parents’ address in Lhasa?

No, she doesn’t.

Pair Work

Imagine you are accompanying a friend to the station or airport at the start of a holiday. Using the expressions below.

Now,…

I’m sorry…

So am I.

Have a good trip!

Pronunciation and speaking

The phenomenon of continuous reading is extremely common in English test listening.

Continuous reading means reading together, that is, two or more

Phonemes belonging to different words are due to proximity or speaking speed

The phenomenon of reading together due to reasons such as faster speed.

(1) In the same meaning group, if the first word of two adjacent words ends with a consonant and the second word starts with a vowel, then the consonants and vowels must be spelled together to read together.

Let me have a look at it.

Ms Black worked in an office then.

I saw you half an hour ago.

Put it on, please.

Not at all.

Please pick it up.

(2) For two adjacent words, the former ends with r or re, and the latter begins with a vowel phoneme, then r or re is pronounced /r/, and is read together with the following word.

a pair of shoes here and there

(3) Two adjacent words, the former ending in a consonant phoneme and the latter a semi-vowel, especially starting with /j/, require continuous reading.

Thank you Would you…

(4) For two adjacent words, the former ends with a vowel phoneme and the latter also starts with a vowel phoneme, which requires continuous reading.

too easy

Language points

1.It’s leaving from Platform 2.

be leaving in this present continuous tense means future tense.

In English, verbs that can use the present continuous tense to express the future are generally momentary verbs: leave, arrive, get, come, go, finish, start, stay, etc. The present continuous tense refers to actions in the future that are planned and arranged in the near future.

They are getting married next month.

They are staying in Beijing for a week.

Annie is coming for supper this evening.

2. So am I, but I can’t miss two weeks of school.

So am I is a sentence pattern of "so+be/auxiliary verb+subject", which means that the situation described above is also suitable for the latter.

Louise can dance beautifully, and so can her sister.

Louise danced beautifully, and so did her sister.

“I’ve lost the address.” “So have I.”

---I lost my address. ---Me too

Miss here means "not present; not present"

He's missed school three days this week.

He missed three days of school this week.

He never missed attending the lectures.

He never missed these lectures.

miss also means "miss; miss; miss"

6. a couple of weeks

a couple of two, several

I've only been here for a couple of weeks.

I've only been here two weeks.

I'll be back in a couple of days.

I'll be back in a few days.

couple n. a pair; two; couple

The young couple fell in love at first sight.

It was love at first sight for the young couple.

The couple celebrated their golden wedding in January.

The couple celebrated their golden wedding in January.

Three foreign couples live on the third floor.

There are three foreign couples living on the third floor.

Knowledge link

Couple and pair both mean "a pair, a pair".

Couple mostly refers to two people or two same things who are together or related to each other.

Pair has a broad meaning and can refer to people or things. When used in things, it refers to two things that belong to each other. Without one or the other, the use value will be lost, or it refers to a thing composed of two relatively symmetrical parts.

I found a couple of socks in the room but they do not make a pair.

I found two socks in the room, but not a pair.

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