"How much are they?" Food and Restaurants PPT courseware

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"How much are they?" Food and Restaurants PPT courseware

Part 1: Review

Work in pairs

A: What would you like? B: I’d like …

A: How much …? B: … yuan.

A: I’ll take …, please. B: Ok. Here you are.

A: Thanks. B: You’re welcome.

How much are they? PPT, part 2: New sentence

shopping shopping

Everyone goes shopping by themselves

(shopping) ever?

Tell me what is most important?

money money

price

think about it

How did you inquire about the price?

how much money

how much money

How much for…?

How much is/are…?

……How much?

Think about it: Why are there two uses of is and are?

The difference between is and are:

is + uncountable noun/countable noun singular;

How much is the milk?

How much for the milk?

How much is the book?

are + plural form of countable noun;

How much are /(for) the two books?

How much are they? PPT, part 3: Practice

Translate the following sentences.

1. How much does this pencil cost?

How much is this pencil?

2. How much do these two pencils cost?

How much are the two pencils?

3. How much do these oranges cost?

How much are the oranges?

How much are they? PPT, Part 4: Dialogue

Liming: Hello, do you have any apples?

Waiter (salesperson): Yes, I do.

Liming: How much are they?

W: Two yuan.

Liming: I will take two, please.

Jenny: How much are the oranges?

W: One dollar.

Jenny: I will take three, please.

Liming: Thank you./ Thanks.

W: You are welcome.

How much are they? PPT, Part 5: Letters and sounds

The letter c generally has two pronunciations: /s/ and /k/

1. The first sound /s/: the sound that appears before the vowels e, i, y.

Example: e before: center center, nice beautiful

Before i: circle circle, city city

y before: cycle bicycle, adequacy enough

Pronunciation essentials: Lift the front of the tongue, close to the gums, but do not stick it. During pronunciation, the airflow escapes from the narrow gap between the tongue and the gums, accompanied by a hissing sound.

2. The second pronunciation /k/

(1) The pronunciation that appears before the vowels a, o, u.

Example: a before: cake cake, car car

o before: come, cold

u before: cube, Cuba

(2) Appears before consonants.

Examples: club, crab crab

(3) Appears at the end of a word.

Examples: atmotic, acadamic

Pronunciation essentials: The back of the tongue is raised, close to the soft palate, hold the breath, and then the back of the tongue is quickly lowered to allow the air to rush out of the mouth. When pronouncing, the vocal cords do not vibrate.

How much are they? PPT, Part 6: Let’s do it!

Fill in the blanks with “is” or “are”.

1. How much ____ a hot dog?

2. How much _____ the eggs?

3. How much _____ the oranges?

4. How much _____ an ice cream?

5. How much ______ a hamburger?

6. How much _____ the grapes?

How much are they? PPT, Part 7: Homework

1. Memorize the sentence patterns and words learned in this lesson, and you must be able to listen, speak, read and write.

2. Use the sentence patterns learned in this lesson, imitate the scene of going to the supermarket to buy things with your friends, and record it.

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