"How many?" PPT (second lesson)

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"How many?" PPT (second lesson)

Part One: Introduce

I have many balls. They’re in that box.

How many balls do you have?

I have twelve balls.

Can you play table tennis?

Yes, I can.

How many···do you have?

I have···

Can you···?

Yes, I can.

How many? PPT, the second part of the content: Words

very /'ver?/

adverb meaning "very, very"

Common phrases: very much very much

very good very good

eg: I like eating fruits very much.

Small exercise: Choose the different types of words below.

( ) A. cool B. very C. cute

sure /ʃɔ:(r)/

adverb meaning "of course"

Synonyms:certainly

eg:--Can I have a book?

--Sure.

Small exercise: Choose the options with different pronunciations of the underlined parts of the following words

( ) A. desk B. stand C. sure

How many? PPT, the third part: Expressions

Can you play the tennis? Can you play table tennis?

Used to ask about the other party's ability, meaning: "Can you (you)...?"

The answer is "Yes, I\ ​​we can." or "No, I\ we can’t."

eg: --Can you open the box, Amy?

--Yes, I can.

Small exercise: ( )--Can you close the window ?

--____________________

A. Yes, I am. B. No, I don’t. C. Yes, I can.

How many? PPT, part 4 content: Expand

Differences in understanding of “four” between China and the West

"Four" is regarded as an unlucky number in China, but in ancient times people had no special taboo about "four". This is mainly because with the development of science and technology, people increasingly use numbers in their lives, such as house numbers, mobile phone numbers, license plate numbers, etc. And because the pronunciation of "4" is homophonic with the word "death", license plate numbers, phone numbers, etc. that end in four are not popular.

In English-speaking countries, people basically have no taboo about the word "four". However, there is a small exception. When choosing a wedding day, people generally avoid Thursday because they believe that "luck is bad on Thursday".

How many? PPT, Part 5: Exercise

English-Chinese translation.

1.How much

2. Some toy cars

3. Many balls

4.Inside that box

5.twelve dolls

6. play table tennis

Single choice.

( )1.—______can you see? —I can see some animals.

A. How many B. What C. How

( )2.—What’s thirteen minus (minus) five? — It’s______.

A. eight B. sixteen C. fifteen

( )3.—How many______can you see? —I can see six.

A. grape B. mangoes C. pear

( )4. —Is this a______?

—No, it’s a banana.

A. pineapple B. banana C. apple

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

1.you, do, what, have, (?)

2.stickers, many, how, you, have, do, (?)

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

4.box, are, that, in, they, (.)

5. balls, have, eighteen, I (.)

How many? PPT, Part 6: Homework

Write a passage about your favorite ball game in no less than 30 words.

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