"A Dinner Date" After-School Activities PPT free courseware

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"A Dinner Date" After-School Activities PPT free courseware

Part One: Learning Targets

Key words:

activity, volleyball, practice, chess, club, volunteer,

bingo, both, nothing

Key phrases:

come over, how about, be (not) good for...,

be going to, lots of, tell stories, do well in...,

plant trees, take care of, borrow sth. from...,

go on a trip, next week, in the future, enjoy sth. so much

Key sentences:

1. What day is it today?

2. Would you like to come over for dinner tomorrow?

3. I have volleyball practice tomorrow.

4. Wednesday is not good for me.

5. I usually volunteer at the Old Age Home on Thursdays.

6. I'm not doing well in math this year.

7. We're both busy all week.

8. Nothing!

A Dinner DatePPT, Part 2: Objectives

1. To learn to make an invitation and talk about after-school activities

2. To learn the new words and expressions

Lead in

Let’s talk about some after-school activities.

volleyball practice

volleyball training

What are/is …going to do this weekend?

He is going to play computer games this weekend.

He is going to clean the floor this weekend.

A Dinner DatePPT, Part 3: Words and expressions

activity n. activity

volleyball n. volleyball; volleyball

practice n.&v. practice

chess n. chess

club n. club; society

volunteer v. voluntary help; n. volunteer

bingo n. bingo game

A Dinner DatePPT, Part 4: Presentation

Listen and fill in the blanks.

J: Would you like to ___________ for dinner tomorrow?

S: Sorry, Jim. I can’t. I have ___________ _________ tomorrow. How about Wednesday?

J: Hmm, Wednesday is not ________ for me.

I’m _________ to the ___________ after school.

How about Thursday?

S: I usually _________ at the ______________on Thursdays. They often tell me lots of ______________. And sometimes we play ______.

J: Maybe Friday?

S: I have ______ classes on Fridays. I’m not _____ well in math this year. What are you _______ to do this weekend?

J: I’m ______ to the countryside with my dad.

We are going to ______ trees.

A Dinner DatePPT, Part 5: Language points

1. What day is it today?

This sentence is mainly used to ask the day of the week. When answering, use "It is... today." or "Today is..."

[Note] The first letter of the word "day of the week" must be capitalized. Example: -What day is it today? What day is it today?

—It's Friday. Friday.

2. Would you like to come over for dinner tomorrow?

(1) Like in "Would you like...?" is often followed by a noun, pronoun and verb infinitive, which means "Do you want...?" It has a similar meaning to "Do you want...?" But the former has a more euphemistic tone and is used to politely make requests, solicit the other party's opinions, or make tactful suggestions.

Example: -Would you like to meet Emily and Carol?

"Would you like to meet Emily and Carol?"

—Of course.I hear they are twins and play the piano well.

"Of course. I heard they are twins and they can play the piano very well."

[Expansion] ① The affirmative answer to "Would you want...?" is often Yes, please. or Yes, I would love/like to.. The most commonly used negative answers are No, thanks. ② The affirmative answers to "Do you want...?" are: Yes, I do. The negative answers are: No, I don't.

(2) Come over is a verb phrase, meaning "come over, drop by for a visit". It can be followed by for sth. to mean "come here to do something"; followed by "to + location

"Noun" means "to come to a certain place". Example: Please come over to my house and have a nice dinner with us tonight. Please come over to my house and have a nice dinner with us tonight.

3. I have volleyball practice tomorrow.

(1)volleyball is a noun, meaning "volleyball". When used with the verb play, the definite article the cannot be added before volleyball. Note: When all ball sports nouns are used with play, the definite article the is not added. Example: It is fun to play volleyball. Playing volleyball is fun.

(2) Practice is an uncountable noun, meaning "practice", emphasizing regular or systematic repeated practice.

Example: How much piano practice do you have this week? How much piano practice have you had this week?

4. How about Wednesday?

"How about...?" This sentence pattern is often used to ask for information, opinions or suggestions, followed by a noun, pronoun or gerund.

It is equivalent to: What about...?

Example: How/What about this red scarf? How about this red scarf?

[Expansion] Sentence patterns used to ask for opinions/suggestions include: ① What do you think of… ② What's your opinion\suggestion?

③ Shall we...? ④ Let's do sth.

A Dinner DatePPT, Part 6: Exercises

1. Single choice.

1. —Would you like to join me in making cakes tomorrow?

— ________. (2017·Shanghai)

A． It doesn't matter. B. Don't worry.

C． You're welcome. D. I'd love to.

2. She often practices ________ on weekends.

A． singB. sings C. singing D. to sing

3. There are many tall trees on ________ sides of the river. (2017·Chenzhou, Hunan)

A． both B. all C． either

4. He lives happily with his three dogs. ________of them are part of his family.

A． Both

B. All

C． None

D. Neither

5. —Doctor, what's wrong with me?

— ________serious.You have just got a cold. (2017·Suqian, Jiangsu)

A． SomethingB． Nothing

C． Everything D. Anything

6. —Which of the two subjects do you like, P.E. or music?

— ________. They are really interesting.

A． NeitherB. BothC. None

2. Complete the sentences according to the Chinese prompts, with one empty word and one word empty.

1. I'm going to put this picture on my desk.

I ____ ______ ____ ____ this picture on my desk.

2. Will Li Ting ride a bicycle to the bookstore tomorrow?

_____ Li Ting ______ ____ ____ a bike to the bookshop tomorrow?

3. There’s nothing interesting in the city, so why not have a picnic in the countryside?

There's ________ __________ in the city. Why not have a picnic in the countryside?

A Dinner DatePPT, Part 7: Summary

1. We learned some useful words and phrases such as: activity, volleyball, practice, club, volunteer, bingo, both, nothing, be (not) good for..., be going to, lots of,

tell stories, do well in..., take care of, borrow sth. from...

2. We learned “be going to” structure.

Homework

1. Review the words, phrases and important sentences of Lesson 19.

2.Write a short passage to describe your after-school activities.

3.What are you going to do after school this week?

Make up a dialogue with your classmates.

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