《Big Plans for the Weekend》After-School Activities

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《Big Plans for the Weekend》After-School Activities

The first part: independent preview before class

word breakthrough

1. Hurry; hurry ['hʌrɪ] n. &v. ________

2. somewhere ['sʌmweə] adv. ________

3. Internet; Internet ['ɪntənet] n. ________

4. Housework ['haʊswɜːk] n. ________

Phrase translation

1. Have lunch ______________

2. Do it in a hurry...______________

3. Internet surfing________________

4. help…with…______________

5. would love…______________

6． stay home______________

Sentence patterns online

1. Are you in a hurry to go somewhere?

________ you in a hurry ________ ________ somewhere?

2. I'm going to learn something new this Saturday.

I'm going to learn ________ ________ this Saturday.

3. Do you want to join me this weekend?

________ you ________ ________ ________ me this weekend?

4. It's going to be a great weekend!

It's going to ________ ________ ________ ________!

Big Plans for the WeekendPPT, Part 2: Classroom Interactive Exploration

Vocabulary highlights

1in a hurry hurry up; rush

[Observation] Are you in a hurry to go somewhere?

Are you in a hurry to go somewhere?

[Explore] in a hurry means "quickly; in a hurry", followed by ____________ (gerund/verb infinitive).

[Expand] (1) be in a hurry to do sth. It means "to be eager to do something", which is equivalent to do sth. in a hurry, and can also be expressed as hurry to do sth..

(2)Common phrases for hurry:

hurry up hurry up

hurry off hurry off

in no hurry not in a hurry, not in a hurry

2 would love to do 2 would love to do

[Observation] I would love to come! I want to come!

[Explore] would love to do is synonymous with would like to do and want to do, both of which mean "want to do".

[Expand] would like to do is often used in questions to express suggestions. When answering in the affirmative, we usually use: Yes, I'd love/like to.; when answering in the negative, we usually use: I'd love/like to, but….

2. —Would you like to go swimming with me this afternoon, Jane?

—________, but I have to do the chores (housework) first.

A． I'd like to

B. Of course not

C. I don't mind

D. It's nothing

Sentence Pattern Perspective

I usually just stay home, read a book, surf the Internet, watch TV and help my mum with the housework.

I usually just stay at home, reading, surfing the Internet, watching TV and helping my mother with housework.

[Explore] (1)surf the Internet means "____________". Surf is used here as a transitive verb meaning "to surf". like:

Can I surf the Internet in your hotel?

Can I access the Internet in your hotel?

(2) Housework is an uncountable noun, and its common collocation is do (the) housework, which means "________".

(3)____________________ means "to help someone do something", equivalent to help sb. do sth.. Therefore, “…help my mum with the housework.” can also be said as “…help my mum do the housework.”

Common phrases for [expand] help:

with the help of… with the help of…

help oneself to… eat/drink whatever you want…

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