"A Visit to Chinatown" Culture Shapes Us PPT download

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"A Visit to Chinatown" Culture Shapes Us PPT download

The first part: independent preview before class

word breakthrough

1. Bowl ________

2. Chopsticks ________

3． Spoon spoon ________

4． fork ________

5. Underground _______________

6.Chinatown ______________

7. decoration ________

8. lantern_______

9. dragon ________

10． temple_______

Phrase translation

1.New Year’s money ____________

2. have no idea ____________

3． PARKING LOT ____________

4． go shopping ____________

5. have a good time ____________

6.temple fair____________

7. all kinds of ____________

8. in the stores ____________

9. watch a wonderful dragon dancing performance

Sentence patterns online

1. I don’t know.

I ________ ________ ________.

2. I know Christmas is coming.

I know Christmas ________ ________.

3． Did you have fun?

Did you ______ ______ ______________________ ________?

4． I ate a bowl of noodles with chopsticks and a spoon instead of a knife and fork.

I had a bowl of noodles, and I used chopsticks and a spoon ________ ________ a fork and a knife.

5. Although parking is an issue, my parents enjoy having lunch and shopping there.

My parents love to have lunch and shop there, ________ parking is a problem.

6． Last Spring Festival, Danny and I watched a wonderful dragon dance performance.

Danny and I ________ a wonderful dragon________ performance during the Spring Festival last year.

7. We have temple fairs and various performances.

We have temple fairs and ________ ________ ________ performances.

8. In China, it is the most important festival.

It's ________ ________ ________ festival in China.

A Visit to ChinatownPPT, Part 2: Classroom Interactive Exploration

Vocabulary highlights

1 chopsticks n. chopsticks

[Observation]I had a bowl of noodles, and I used chopsticks and a spoon instead of a fork and a knife.

I ate a bowl of noodles, and I used chopsticks and a spoon instead of a knife and fork.

[Explore] chopstick is a noun in pairs, usually in the plural. "A pair of chopsticks" is expressed as a pair of chopsticks, and "two pairs of chopsticks" is expressed as two pairs of chopsticks.

[Expansion] Similar nouns include shoes, shorts, pants, gloves, etc.

2 underground adj. underground

[Observation] My dad had to park his car in the underground parking lot.

My dad had to park in the underground parking lot.

[Explore] is a derivative of underground, with the prefix "under".

[Expand] repair, fix and mend

(1)Underground can also be used as an adverb, meaning "underground".

After the earthquake happened, many people were trapped underground.

After the earthquake, many people were trapped underground.

(2)Underground can also be used as a noun, meaning "subway".

I usually go to work by underground. I usually go to work by subway.

Sentence Pattern Perspective

1 I know Christmas is coming.

I know Christmas is coming.

[Explore] This sentence is a compound sentence containing a __________ clause, which uses the present continuous tense to express ________.

[Expansion] In English, some verbs can use the present continuous tense to express actions that are planned or arranged recently. They are usually used with an adverbial indicating future time, but there is no need to point out when there is a clear context. time.

I know he is leaving China in two hours.

I know he leaves China in two hours.

2 My parents love to have lunch and shop there, although parking is a problem.

Although parking is an issue, my parents enjoy having lunch and shopping there.

[Explore] although means "although, although; however, but", which is equivalent to though, it often introduces adverbial clauses of concession, and the sentences introduced are often facts, not assumptions, using a declarative mood, without using the subjunctive Tone.

[Expansion] In the same sentence, although cannot be used with but, but it can be used with still or yet.

Although he worked hard, yet he failed.

Despite his hard work, he failed.

3 Do you believe it's Santa Claus who brings you gifts, Brian?

Brian, do you believe it's Santa Claus who brings you presents?

[Explore] Believe is a verb, meaning "to believe". It mostly refers to believing in what someone says or believing that something is true. It can be directly followed by a noun representing a person or thing, or it can be followed by a that clause.

4 But we do have lots of fun.

But we did have a lot of fun.

[Explore] The do in the sentence expresses emphasis, which means "indeed, indeed" and is used in the simple present tense. If the subject is third person singular, use does.

Jim does collect many concert tickets.

Jim did collect a lot of concert tickets.

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