"Teenage problems" GrammarPPT courseware

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"Teenage problems" GrammarPPT courseware

Part One: Attention

Why not…? is the abbreviated form of Why don’t you…?, followed by the base form of the verb.

What/How about…? followed by a noun, pronoun or gerund.

Let’s….followed by the base form of the verb.

Shall we…? followed by the base form of the verb.

Perhaps you should…. followed by the base form of the verb.

"Teenage problems" PPT, part 2: Exercises

Choose the right answers.

1. ---____ go shopping this Sunday?

---That’s a good idea.

A. Why don’t B. Why not

C. Let’s D. How about

2. _______ give up smoking.

A. Shall we B. Why don’t you

C. What about D. Perhaps you should

3. Why don’t you _____ climbing with us tomorrow?

A. to go B. going C. go D. goes

4. How interesting the game is! Why _____ join us?

A. won’t B. no C. don’t D. not

5. It’s too hot. How about______ swimming this afternoon?

A. go B. to go C. going D. goes

"Teenage problems" PPT, the third part: Practice

Millie feels tired these days. Amy and Sandy are trying to help her. Use the correct structures to help the girls give suggestions to Millie.

Millie: I’m always feeling tired these days.

There’s so much homework and I’ve spend all my time on it.

Sandy: (1)____________ do something fun?

Amy: I agree. (2)________ go to the cinema?

Sandy: Good idea. But I don’t know what films are on now.

Millie: I don’t want to see any films.

Amy: (3)_________ going to the new museum?

My dad tells me that it’s big and modern.

I know where it is, but I’m not sure when it closes.

Sandy: (4)_______ go and see? It’s still early.

Millie: OK. But we may get home late. (5)_____ tell our parents first.

"Teenage problems" PPT, the fourth part: Pair work

One of the youth workers comes to your class to help with teenage problems.

Use object clauses introduced by question words to talk about your problems.

Use what we’ve learned in this class to give suggestions.

Sample conversation

A: Hello, can I help you?

B: Hello, I have a problem.

A: What is it?

B: Well, I spend much time playing computer games. I don’t know why I’m so crazy about computer games. I wonder what I should do.

A: I’m sorry to hear that. Why not …? I hope that will help.

B: Thank you. I feel much better now.

A: You are welcome.

"Teenage problems" PPT, the fifth part: Homework

Remember the ways to give suggestions.

Finish the relevant exercises.

Preview Integrated skills.

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