"Clothes for a Cold Day" Colors and Clothes PPT teaching courseware

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"Clothes for a Cold Day" Colors and Clothes PPT teaching courseware

Part One Content: Text Analysis

1.You may catch a cold.

Danny is ready for school. He says goodbye to his mum.

Mrs. Dinosaur:Wait, Danny! It’s cold today. You can’t wear T-shirt and shorts.

Danny: Mum, I look nice in this green T-shirt. And I like shorts.

Mrs. Dinosaur:Look! It’s raining. You may catch a cold.

Danny: OK, Mum.

(Danny goes back and puts on a jacket.)

Mrs. Dinosaur:Danny! Your jacket doesn’t go well with your shorts.

Danny: Well, I don’t like to wear pants.

Mrs. Dinosaur: OK. Don’t forget your umbella.

Danny: It’s in my schoolbag. Bye, Mom.

2. Colorful clothes

Skirt, sweater, dress and hat.

These, those, this and that!

Pants, shoes, skirts and socks.

Take them all out of the box!

Red, yellow, blue and white.

Colorful clothes are so bright!

Clothes for a Cold DayPPT, Part 2: Knowledge Points

1.be ready to do sth.

be ready for doing sth.

In the former, add a verb after to,

In the latter, adding a noun or gerund after for means the same thing.

Eg:He was ready to go on the evening train.

He was going to take the evening train.

The table is ready for dinner.

The table is set and it's time to eat.

2.You may catch a cold. You may catch a cold.

catch is a transitive verb in this sentence; cold is a noun here, meaning "cold, cold", and it also has an adjective nature, meaning "cold, cold"; catch a cold is a fixed collocation, meaning " get cold". For example:

Today is cold. Don’t catch a cold.

It's cold today, don't catch a cold.

2) catch a cold cannot be used with adverbials expressing a period of time, but have a cold of can.

3) The a in catch a cold can be omitted, but it cannot be omitted when cold is preceded by an adjective modification; the a in have a cold cannot be omitted, in spoken language it is equivalent to have got a cold.

She has had a cold for two weeks.

She has had a cold for two weeks.

catch a cold,have a cold

Both of these verb phrases can be interpreted as "cold", but there are differences in their specific applications.

l) catch a cold emphasizes the behavior of "cold", and have a cold indicates the continuous state of "cold".

Yesterday he caught a cold.

He had a cold yesterday.

3.Your jacket doesn’t go well with your shorts. Your jacket doesn’t go well with your shorts.

In the sentence, go well with is a fixed phrase, which means "match with...". It can also be translated as "a good match for someone".

For example:

It goes well with your coat.

It matches your coat.

Your mum goes well with your dad.

Your mom and your dad are a perfect match.

Clothes for a Cold DayPPT, Part 3: Homework

Write these words.

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