"Could you please tell me where the restrooms are?" PPT courseware 18

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"Could you please tell me where the restrooms are?" PPT courseware 18

Free Talk

Look at the following pictures.

What qualities are important for each place?

Match the adjectives with their opposites.

(Ⅰ) (Ⅱ)

1. crowded A. safe

2. dangerous B. inexpensive

3. dirty C. big

4. expensive D. beautiful

5. small E. clean

6. ugly F. uncrossed

Pairwork

Talk about the places in your city, using the words above.

A: The Fine Arts Museum is really interesting.

B: Yes, and it’s beautiful, too.

A: The People’s Park in the middle of our city is really beautiful.

B: Yes, and it’s interesting, too.

A: The food of the restaurant near our school is really delicious.

B: Yes, and it’s inexpensive, too.

1c Listen to the conversations and complete the sentences.

Conversation 1

The boy asks about _____________ , and the clerk tells him to go to Green Land.

Conversation 2

The girl asks about _____________ , and the clerk tells her to go to the corner of Market and Middle Streets.

Conversation 3

The mother asks about ___________. The father wants to go to a ______museum. The younger girl wants to go to a ______museum. The boy wants to go to a ________museum. The older girl wants to go to an____ museum.

The clerk suggests they go to the ________ museum.

Language Points

1. Inexpensive, cheap

The adjective "inexpensive" means "inexpensive". Its synonym is cheap and its antonym is expensive/dear.

Inexpensive is formed by expensive plus the negative prefix in-.

► The sweater is inexpensive. The sweater is inexpensive.

Common negative prefixes in English:

① dis- means "no; non; opposite", such as:

like - dislike dislike;

agree to agree—disagree to disagree.

② in-(im-, ir-) means "no; not", such as:

expensive expensive - inexpensive cheap;

polite - impolite; impolite;

regular - irregular.

③un- means "no, not", such as:

able - unable

like - unlike;

crowded — uncrowded;

2. convenient; convenient

Convenient adjective, meaning "convenient; convenient",

The subject cannot be a word that represents a person, and is often used in sentence patterns

It’s convenient for sb. to do sth., meaning “for

It is convenient for someone to do something.”

It’s convenient for us to start working right now.

It is convenient for us to start working immediately.

Convenience is the noun form of convenient. It can be used as a countable noun, meaning "convenient facilities", or as an uncountable noun, meaning "convenience, convenience".

►The house has all the modern convenience.

The house is equipped with all modern conveniences.

► I keep my books near my desk for convenience.

For convenience, I put the book next to the desk.

expand:

Request is used as a transitive verb, meaning "request; request". Common usage is as follows:

①request sth. (from/of sb.) means "to request something (from someone)".

He requested some hot water from me.

He asked me for some hot water.

②request sb. to do sth. means "to ask someone to do something".

►They requested him to leave at once.

They asked him to leave immediately.

③request + that clause (the clause uses the subjunctive mood, and the predicate verb uses "should + the original form of the verb should can be omitted) meaning "request/requirement..."

► I requested that she (should come an hour earlier.

I asked her to come an hour early.

2d Read the requests below. In the second column, write A if you would say it to someone you know and B if you would say it to a stranger. In the last column, write where you think these people are.

Request

1. Will you pass the salt?

2. Do you know where I can change some money, please?

3. Could you tell me what just happened?

4. Could you please tell me where the nearest station is?

5. Excuse me, do you know when it begins, please?

6. Let me know when you’re ready, OK?

7. Could you possibly tell me the way to the village school?

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【2011•Yancheng】14. — Excuse me. Could you tell me ______?

— It will leave at 4:00 p.m.

A. how will you go to Shanghai

B. how you will go to Shanghai

C. when will the bus leave for Shanghai

D. when the bus will leave for Shanghai

[Analysis] From the answer sentence, the question should be time, excluding A and B. And because the object clause must be in declarative word order, D is chosen.

【2011 Wuhu, Anhui】48. --- Could you tell me _______?

---You can take No. 16 bus.

A. how can we get to the Olympic Park

B. how we can get to the Olympic Park

C. how did we get to the Olympic Park

D. how we got to the Olympic Park

[Analysis] When special interrogative sentences are used as object clauses, use declarative word order; A and C can be excluded; according to the answer, it can be seen that the question uses the present tense, which can exclude D; therefore, B is the correct answer.

【2013 Tongren】— I wonder ______ at 8:00 last night?

— I was watching NBA.

A. what were you doing

B. what did you do

C. what you were doing

D. what are you doing

Homework

1. Find the direct questions and polite requests from 2b.

2. Finish writing the letter in 3b.

3. Master the words and expressions in this unit.

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