"It might snow" the weather PPT courseware

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"It might snow" the weather PPT courseware

Words and expressions

/klaud/ cloud, cloud n. cloud

/'ʃauə/ shower n. shower

/snəu/ snow n. snow v. snow

/stɔ:m/ storm n. storm

/'klaudi/ cloudy adj. cloudy

/reIni/ Rainy; rainy adj. rainy

/'snəui/ snowy; snowy adj. snowy

/'sʌni/ sunny adj. sunny

Say what the weather may or might be like in your town.

tomorrow \next week \next month

It may\might snow tomorrow.

May\might means "maybe". It is a modal verb, and the base form of the verb is added directly after it.

There is not much difference between May and might. Formally, may is the past tense of may, but when speculating about possible situations in the future, the tone is more uncertain and less likely.

Next week

There may be _____ on Monday.

It may be _____ on Monday.

There may be ______ on Tuesday.

It may be ______ on Tuesday.

What’s the temperature?

It’s…

-7℃: minus seven degrees

1℃: one degree

5~ 8℃：between five and eight degrees

-1 ~14℃: minus one to plus fourteen degrees

10~ 21℃: between ten and twenty one degrees

17~20℃: between seventeen and twenty degrees

Check (√) the true sentences.

1. Tony and Daming are going to skate.

2. Winter is colder in Beijing than in England.

3. It sometimes snows in England in winter.

4. It is not hot in the US in Summer.

5. It usually snows in New York in winter.

6. Tony does not like windy weather.

Language points

1. come on, better get going

better get going = had better go

Better to leave/go now

For example: We’d better get going (=we’d better go now), or we’ll be late.

Let's leave now or we'll be late.

Modal verb: must may might

1. You must be joking!

2. It may not even be cold.

3. It might be windy.

Exercise

1.---Look! The man at the gate ___ be our headmaster. He is always standing there every morning.

--- No, it ________ be him. He is holding a meeting in the office now.

A. must, can’t B. must, mustn’t

C. can’t, can’t D. can’t, mustn’t (2009·Lanzhou, Gansu)

2. ---____ I take some photos in the hall?

---No, you ______.

Can; needn't B. Must; mustn't

C. Could; won't D. May; mustn't (2009·Guangzhou)

3.—Whose notebook is this?

—It ____ Jane’s. It has her name on it.

A. must be B. might belong to C. may be (2009·Shandong Zibo)

4.—May I watch TV for a while?

—No, you ___ You have to finish your homework first.

A. shouldn't B. needn't

C. mustn't D. won't (2009·Wuhan, Hubei)

Homework

Listen to the tape and read the dialogue.

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