"Good morning!" StarterUnit1PPT courseware 8

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"Good morning!" StarterUnit1PPT courseware 8

1. How are you? Are you OK?

(1)How are you? It is a common greeting when meeting in Western countries such as Britain and the United States. This sentence is used between acquaintances to ask about each other's physical condition. The answer is: Fine./I'm fine./I'm OK./I'm well. Sometimes out of politeness, you have to use the same greeting to ask the other party. You can also simply say And you? (And you)

(2) are means "is" and is a form of the verb be. It is used with plural nouns, personal pronouns, demonstrative pronouns or the second person as the subject.

(3) You means "you, you".

a) It can be the nominative form of a personal pronoun and serve as the subject in the sentence;

b) It can be the object form of a personal pronoun and serve as the object in the sentence.

2. I'm fine, thanks. I'm fine, thank you.

thanks means "thank you". Equivalent to thank you, when others help, care, greet, and wish us well, we should respond with thank you to express our gratitude; when we receive praise or praise from the other party, we should also respond with thank you or thanks to show politeness.

3. I'm OK. I'm fine.

(1) OK means "good"; it means agreeing with the other party's opinions or suggestions: I'm OK. It means "(the body is) very good" and is used to answer How are you? I'm OK. Equivalent to I'm fine.

(2)I'm is the abbreviation of I am, and I is the nominative case of the first person singular "I". am is a form of the verb to be.

1. Correctly classify the following letters according to the phonemes they contain.

1.(/eI/)___________

2.(/e/)______

3.(/iː/)____________

2. Fill in the missing letters in the blank spaces to form the words prompted earlier.

3. Single choice.

9. When you go to a party, how do you greet people?

A. Good morning! B． I'm Alice.

C. Good evening! D． I'm fine.

10． Which of the following has the same meaning as fine in "I'm fine, thanks."?

A. good B． OK

C. hello D. hi

4. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the words given in the box.

14. —Good ___________, Class.

—Good afternoon, Miss Green.

15． —How are you, Lisa?

—I'm fine,____________.

16． —How are you?

—I'm ______．

17． ________ you Peter?

18. —Hello, Tom.

—______, Bob.

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