"Asking the way" PPT (first lesson)

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"Asking the way" PPT (first lesson)

Part One: Introduce

-- How do I get to the supermarket?

-- Go along Mango Street.

Turn left at the first traffic light.

Then go along Apple Street.

Asking the wayPPT, part 2 content: Words

find [faɪnd]

As a verb, it means "to find".

eg: Linda can’t find his new dress. Yang Ling can’t find her new dress.

Small exercise: Chinese to English: find my home

Expand: look for emphasizes the process of searching,

find emphasizes the result of finding.

eg: I am looking for my little dog, but I can not find it.

I'm looking for my puppy but I can't find him.

turn [tɜ:n]

As a verb, it means to turn.

eg: turn left turn left

Small exercise: Chinese to English: Turn right. Turn right.

Expansion: (1) turn to sb./sth. means "turn to someone or something".

(2) Turn is used as a verb, meaning "to become".

(3) Turn is a noun, meaning "opportunity".

Asking the wayPPT, part three: Expressions

Yang Ling comes out from City Library Station. Yang Ling comes out from City Library Station.

Come out is a fixed phrase, meaning to come out. come out from... means "come out of".

eg: Come out from the plane. Come out from the plane.

Small exercise: Translation from Chinese to English: Get out of the train

come out from the train

She asks a policeman for help. She asks a policeman for help.

ask sb. for help is a fixed phrase, meaning "to ask someone for help."

Small exercise: Choose the appropriate preposition to fill in the blank: I ask my mum____(for, on)help.

Expansion: (1) ask sb about sth. Ask someone about something

For example: ask him about his health.

(2) ask sb. to do sth. Ask someone to do something.

For example: My mun asks me to finish my homework first.

My mother asked me to finish my homework first

Asking the wayPPT, Part 4: Dialogue

Yang Ling comes out from City Library Station.

Yang Ling walked out of the city library platform.

She is on Sun Street.

She's on Sunshine Street.

She cannot find the bookshop.

She couldn't find the bookstore.

She asks a policeman for help.

She asked a police officer for help.

Yang Ling: Excuse me, how do I get to the bookshop on Moon Street?

Yang Ling: Excuse me, how can I get to the bookstore on Moon Street?

Policeman: Go along this street. Turn right at the traffic lights. Then, go along Moon Street. You can see the bookshop on your right.

Police: Go down this street and turn right at the traffic lights. Then, walk along Moon Street and you can see the bookstore on your right.

Yang Ling:Thank you.

Yang Ling: Thank you.

Asking the wayPPT, Part 5: Expand

Asking for directions abroad

In a foreign country, if you are unfamiliar with the place, you will inevitably have to ask for directions. Asking for directions is not difficult. Sometimes asking for directions can help you experience different cultures of different countries and the different personalities of different races. Asking for directions in English-speaking countries is more convenient than in non-English-speaking countries, but people in English-speaking countries speak English faster, so the requirements for English are higher. Don't be embarrassed when you don't understand, just ask the other person to speak slower. In fact, don’t worry too much when asking for directions abroad. As long as you grasp the most important place names when asking for directions, the other party will be able to guess what you mean even if you only use Chinese when asking for directions.

Asking the wayPPT, Part 6: Exercise

Once there lived a wolf in the forest. Everyday he went up to look for food. There were many sheep and deer in the forest. They were all afraid of him.

One day the wolf saw a group of sheep. He tried to catch them to eat. The father sheep and mother sheep stood together to fight him. So the wolf could do nothing.

Later the sheep had a quarrel. They went away each. When the wolf saw this, he was happy.

He caught them to eat one by one. At last he ate all the sheep.

( ) 1. The wolf looked for food everyday.

( ) 2. The elephants were afraid of the wolf.

( ) 3. All the sheep fought with the wolf.

( ) 4. The wolf was sad when the sheep had a quarrel.

( ) 5. The moral is that unity is strength.

Asking the wayPPT, Part 7: Homework

Make up a conversation about locations.

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"Asking the way" PPT (second lesson):

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