"I can play basketball" PPT (second lesson)

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"I can play basketball" PPT (second lesson)

Part One: Introduce

Can you skate and can you jump?

Oh, yes, I can.

I can skate and jump well.

Can you···?

Oh, yes, I can.

I can ···well.

I can play basketballPPT, part 2 content: Words

football /'fʊtbɔːl/

Noun meaning "football"; plural form: footballs

Common phrases: play football play football

football game football game

eg: Let’s play football.

Small exercise: football, where, my, is (?)

Where is my football?

jump /dʒʌmp/

Verb meaning "to jump"; third person singular: jumps

Common phrases: jump into

jump up jump up

eg: --What can you do?

--I can jump.

Small exercise: Choose one item with a different pronunciation of the underlined part.

( ) A. but B. jump C. blue

I can play basketballPPT, part 3: Expressions

He can play basketball very well. He can play basketball very well.

well means "well"

As an adjective, well can mean that the body is "disease-free" or "healthy"

eg: You look very well, Jack.

Well serves as an adverb, modifying a verb, for example:

eg: Jane plays the piano very well.

Small exercise: ( )--Can you swim _______ ?

--Yes, I can.

A. well B. good

I can play basketballPPT, Part 4: Expand

The origin of football

FIFA has publicly confirmed that football originated in China. The origin of ancient Chinese football can be traced back to the Warring States Period 2,500 years ago. "Warring States Policy Qi Ce" recorded that Su Qin mentioned when he met King Xuan of Qi that People live and work in peace and contentment and like "Taju". The so-called "Cuju" or "Taju" refers to a football game; "Ta" or "Cu" both refer to kicking, and "Ju" refers to the ball.

Summary

Words: football, jump

Sentences: He/She/I can do··· Well.

I can play basketballPPT, Part 5: Exercise

Single choice.

( )1.—Can Mike swim, Yang Ling?

—No, ______.

A.I can’t B. he, can’t C. he can

( )2.I can’t fly______.

A. to B. too C. either

( )3.Sam can skate______.

A. too B. to C. either

( )4. Sun Hai______play football either.

A. can B. can’t C. isn’t

( )5.My father can swim______.

A. good B. nice. C. well

Connect words to form sentences, paying attention to capitalization and punctuation.

1.Tom, football, can, play (?)

2.can’t, I, either, swim, (.)

3.play, tennis, can, table, you, well (.)

4.sad, be, don’t (.)

5. can, Mike, play, basketball (.)

Determine whether the pronunciation of the underlined parts of the following groups of words is the same, same (S) and different (D).

1.skate basketball

2.jump run

3.father fast

4.five fish

5.for fifteen

6.has cap

I can play basketballPPT, Part 6: Homework

Write a passage about a game you play well in no less than 30 words.

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