"Where did you go on vacation?" PPT courseware 15

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"Where did you go on vacation?" PPT courseware 15

Where did you go on vacation?

went to the mountains

went to the beach

visited the museums

visited my uncle

Role-play the conversation.

Rick: Hi, Helen. Long time no see.

Helen: Hi, Rick. Yes, I was on vacation last month.

Rick: Oh, did you go anywhere interesting?

Helen: Yes, I went to Guizhou with my family.

Rick: Wow! Did you see Huangguoshu Waterfall?

1.Did you buy anything special?

2.Did you meet anything/anyone interesting?

In English, anything, something, nothing and everything are compound indefinite pronouns used to refer to things, and the corresponding compound indefinite pronouns anyone, someone, no one and everyone (anybody, somebody, nobody and everyone) are used to refer to things. people. When used with an adjective, the adjective must be placed after the compound infinitive, which is called "postposition" in grammar.

For example: I can see someone new in your group.

There’s nothing interesting in the news today.

2. Did you go anywhere interesting?

Anywhere means "anywhere" and is often used in general questions or negative sentences instead of somewhere. For example:

I can’t find my keys anywhere.

I can't find my keys anywhere.

3. We took quite a few photos there.

a few means "some, several (=some)", followed by the plural form of a countable noun.

Quite a few means "quite a lot; quite a few (= many)" followed by the plural form of a countable noun. For example:

A few girls are playing volleyball.

Several girls are playing volleyball.

There are quite a few birds in the forest.

There are a lot of birds in that forest.

Exercise

Complete the sentences according to the Chinese prompts.

1. Did he go out with _________ (anyone)?

2. They didn’t buy _______ _______ (something special) there yesterday.

3. Tell us __________ __________ (interesting things) about your vacation, Jenny.

4. They caught _______ ___ _____ (quite a lot) insects in the forest.

5. _____ __ ___ (most) students can get to school early.

taste taste+adj

Everything tasted really delicious.

Everything tasted really good.

be excellent in sth. means excellent in...

I am excellent in English.

I am excellent in English.

have a good time=enjoy oneself=have fun + v.ing

Have fun and have a good time

Reinforcement practice: fill in the blanks with indefinite pronouns or indefinite adverbs

1. I can’t hear anything = I can hear ________.

2. There is _______ on the floor. Please pick it up.

3. Did _____ go to play basketball with you?

4. I phoned you last night, but _______ answered it.

5. I don’t think _________ telephoned.

9. Don’t worry. There’s _____ wrong with your ears.

10. There’s ________ in the box. It’s empty.

11. Maybe ________ put my pencil ________.

I can’t find it _________.

1. go with someone

2. go out with someone

3. go to New York City

4. buy something special

5. meet someone interesting

6. study for… study for

7. do something interesting

8. go to Central Park go to Central Park

9. long time no see long time no see

10. be on vacation

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