"At the snack bar" PPT (first lesson)

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"At the snack bar" PPT (first lesson)

Part One: Introduce

What would you like?

I’d like a hamburger and a glass of milk.

What about you, Dad?

I’d like a sandwich and a cup of coffee.

What would you like?

I’d like···

What about you, ···?

I’d like···

At the snack barPPT, part 2: Words

at/æt/

Preposition meaning "at (somewhere)"

Common phrases: at home; at school

at the door

eg: She is at home.

My sister is at school.

Small exercise: ( ) My schoolbag is _____ school.

A. on B. at C. in

hamburger / ˈhæmbɜ:gə /

Noun meaning "hamburger"; plural form: hamburgers

Common phrases: have a hamburger eat a hamburger

Chinese hamburger Roujiamo

eg: Let’s have hamburgers.

Small exercise: Would you like a hamburger?

Do you want a burger?

At the snack barPPT, part 3: Expressions

What would you like ?What would you like?

Would like means "think, want", and its tone is more tactful than like

Affirmative sentence: subject + would like ···

General questions: Would + subject + like···?

Special questions: What + would + subject + like···?

eg: Would you like to go shopping with me?

Small exercise: connect words to form sentences: like, I, two, would, apples (.)

At the snack barPPT, Part 4: Expand

American fast food culture

In the United States, where the pace of life is very fast, fast food has always been the most popular food. It can be said that wherever there are people, there will be fast food restaurants, and there is more than one. McDonald's, KFC, Pizza Hut and other flavors are all available.

Now let’s introduce some American fast food, such as sandwiches, hamburgers, hot dogs, and TV meals:

1. A sandwich is made of two pieces of bread spread with butter or mayonnaise, mustard, or ketchup, and then sandwiched with a layer of cheese or various cooked meats. Tomatoes and pickles are often included in or eaten with sandwiches.

2. Hot dog is a way of eating sausage. A whole bread sandwich filled with a hot dog can also just be called a hot dog. There are many kinds of toppings that can be served with hot dogs.

Summary

Words: at, hamburger

Sentences: What would··· like?

At the snack barPPT, Part 5: Exercise

Single choice.

( )1.—_____would you like?--I’d like a hamburger.

A. What B. Where C. How

( )2.—What about you? — I’d like_____noodles.

A. a B. any C. some

( )3.— _____else? —A cup of tea.

A. Something B. Any C. Anything

( )4. Would you like a _____?

A. noodles B. milk C. hamburger

( )5. I’d like a sandwich and_____coffee.

A. a B. a cup of C. any

Complete the sentences using the appropriate content in the box.

What about I’d Would

Here What a glass of

1.____________you are.

2.____________would you like?

3._________Liu Tao?

4.____________you like a sandwich?

5._______like_________milk.

Find the answer to the following sentences.

( ) 1.What’s this?

( ) 2.What are those?

( ) 3.Anything else?

( ) 4.Some noodles, please.

( ) 5.Would you like a sandwich?

At the snack barPPT, Part 6: Homework

Write a passage about the snacks you like to eat in no less than 30 words.

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"At the snack bar" PPT (second lesson):

"At the snack bar" PPT (Lesson 2) Part 1: Introduce What would you like? Id like a sandwich. Anything else? Yes, Id like some noodles, please. What would you like..

"At the snack bar" basic knowledge PPT:

"At the snack bar" basic knowledge PPT Part 1 content: Key words coffee tea tea juice milk milk hamburger hamburger sandwich noodles noodles rice fish fish ... ... ...

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