《Does it eat meat?》PPT课件4

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《Does it eat meat?》PPT课件4

Look at the pictures. What can you see?

bear elephant giraffe lion monkey

panda tiger zebra zoo

Work in pairs and say what you can see.

--- There are three giraffes.

--- Yes, and there are some zebras.

Where are the panda from?

They’re from China.

Where do pandas come from?

They come from China.

Do pandas eat bamboo?

Yes, they do.

Listen and answer some questions.

1. What animals are there in Beijing Zoo?

The zoo has many kinds of animals, such as bears, zebras, giraffes and pandas.

2. Does the lion eat meat?

Yes, it does.

3. Is the panda Lingling’s favourite animals?

Yes, it is.

Read and check the true sentences.

1. The lion eats meat and plants.

2. The lion eats other animals.

3. The bear eats meat, but it also eats plant.

4. The elephant eats meat and plants.

5. The elephant is very tall.

6. The panda eats plants and leaves.

7. The panda is Tony’s favourite animal.

8. The panda doesn’t eat bamboo.

9. Lingling is the black and white panda.

Language points

1. The zoo has many kinds of animals, such as bears, …

kinds of various, indicating types

There are many kinds of cheese.

There are many kinds of cheese.

I like all kinds of fruit.

I like all kinds of fruits.

Such as indicates giving an example, meaning "for example, something like this, like that", which is equivalent to like or for example.

I know many of them, such as John, Peter, and Tom.

I know many of them, like John, Peter and Tom.

We have different pies, such as apple, cherry, and strawberry pies.

We have different pies like apple, cherry and strawberry.

The usage and difference between such as and for example

for example and such as can both be interpreted as "for example". However, such as is used to list things and is inserted between the things listed and the preceding noun. For example:

The farm grows various kinds of crops, such as wheat, corn, cotton and rice.

The farm grows a variety of crops such as wheat, corn, cotton and rice.

2. Here are the lions.

Here are ... is an inverted sentence with a plural subject.

Here is at the beginning of the sentence. If the subject is a noun, it should be inverted; if the subject is a personal pronoun, the "subject and predicate" should use normal word order. This advance is mainly for emphasis. For example:

— Where's my watch?

— Is it in your bag?

— No, it isn’t. Oh, here it is. (— It is here. )If the subject is a general noun, when restoring the normal word order, the sentence pattern “There be + subject + here” should be used.

Here is an English book. (＝There is an English book here. /An English book is here. )

3. They’re dangerous!

dangerous adj. dangerous; unsafe

It is dangerous to walk on thin ice in a lake.

Walking on the thin ice in the lake is very dangerous.

His dog looks dangerous.

His dog looked dangerous.

It is dangerous for you to stay here.

It's not safe for you to stay here.

Guess the animal

Selection:

A. Panda, tiger, monkey, polar bear, pig, dog

B. Kangaroo, elephant, cat, snake, mouse, zebra

C. Lion, giraffe, camel, wolf, hen, frog

D. Deer, bird, fish, panda, giraffe, penguin

Question Type:

Does it have ______?

Does it like ______?

Does it eat ______?

Does it live ______?

Suggestion

1. We should protect the animals. We shouldn’t kill the animals.

2. We should plant more trees.

We shouldn’t cut down the trees.

Exercises

Sentence conversion

1. The elephant comes from Africa. (Change to a synonymous sentence)

The elephant ______ ______ Africa.

2. The polar bear likes to swim. (Change to a general question)

_______ the polar bear ______ to swim?

3. The panda likes to eat bamboo. (ask about the underlined part)

______ _____ the panda _____ to _______？

4. The zoo has many kinds of animals. (Change into a synonymous sentence)

_______ _______ many kinds of animals _______ ______ ______.

Homework

Make a poster about your favorite animal.

1. Draw some pictures.

2. Write a short paragraph.

3. Find an idiom about your favorite animal.

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