"A new student" PPT (second lesson)

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"A new student" PPT (second lesson)

Part One: Introduce

Is there a music room?

Yes, there is./ No, there isn’t.

Are there any art rooms?

Yes, there are. /No, there aren’t.

How many classrooms are there in our school?

There are 24 classrooms.

It’s on the first/second/third floor.

"Is/are there...?"

“How many···are there···?”

“It’s/They’re on the...floor”

A new studentPPT, the second part of the content: Words

how many, how many, modifies countable nouns

eg: How many people died in the war?

How many people died in this war?

How many flowers in the garden?

How many flowers are there in the garden?

Quick exercise: _____classrooms are there in our school?

A. How many B. How much

how much, modifies uncountable nouns

eg: How much do I need to pay?

How much do I need to pay?

How much fuel does it sweal per a hundred kilometres.

How much fuel does this car consume per 100 kilometers?

Quick exercise: So ______do we know?

A. how many B. how much

A new studentPPT, the third part: Expressions

Is there a music room? Is there a music room?

Questions about There be:

(1) There be In general interrogative sentences, be is placed before there.

Answer with yes or no, followed by a simple answer.

eg: --Is there a cake on the table? --Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t.

--Will there be a party tonight? --Yes, there will./ No, there won’t

(2) There are special interrogative sentences with the sentence pattern "There be". There are two main situations in which how many and how much are used as introductory words:

eg: How many students are there in your school?

How much money is there in your pocket?

(3) The rhetorical question of There be sentence pattern:

eg: There is a cup on the table, isn’t there?

There is some orange in the glass, isn’t there?

There are a lot of letters in the mailbox, aren’t there?

There will be a new hospital nearby, won’t there?

A new studentPPT, Part 4: Exercise

1.This is music room in Tom’s new school.

This is the music room at Tom's new school.

2.How many pictures and basketball in the classroom?

How many pictures and basketballs are there in the classroom?

3.Are there any flowers?

Are there any flowers here?

4.They’re on the third floor.

They are on the third floor.

A new studentPPT, Part 5: Homework

Write a passage about your house in no less than 30 words.

using:

"Is/are there...?"

“How many···are there···?”

“It’s/They’re on the...floor”

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