"Asking the way" PPT (second lesson)

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"Asking the way" PPT (second lesson)

Part One: Introduce

-- How do I get to the...?

-- Go along this street. Turn left / right at...Get on / off at the...

You can see...on your left / right.

Asking the wayPPT, part 2 content: Words

shoe [ʃu:]

As a noun, meaning "shoes"

eg: magic shoes magic shoes

Small exercise: fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the given words:

There____ (be) a pair of shoes behind the door.

Expansion: Shoes always appear in plural form and can be paired with a pair of.

a pair of shorts shorts shorts

a pair of jeans jeans jeans

many [ˈmeni]

As an adjective, it means "many".

eg: There are many birds in the tree. There are many birds in the tree.

Small exercise: Choose the appropriate word to fill in the blanks:

There are so______(many, much) boys in the music room.

Expansion: many is followed by a plural noun.

Much is followed by an uncountable noun.

a lot of ( lots of ) can be followed by a countable noun or an uncountable noun

which [wɪtʃ]

As an interrogative pronoun, it means "which one". Questions about the characteristics of people and things.

eg: Which season do you like? Which season do you like?

Small exercise: The boy in the white shirt is my brother. (Ask questions about the underlined part)

Which boy is your sister?

Expansion: which + indefinite verb is an attributive clause, meaning: which to do

Such as: which to buy which one to buy?

The same usage as which is how, when, where, what

Such as: How to do? How to do it? When to do? When to do it?

Asking the wayPPT, the third part: Expression

She doesn’t know which to choose!

She didn't know which one to choose.

The form of negative sentences in the present tense:

(1) When the subject is the third person singular, the structure of the negative sentence is:

Subject + doesn’t + verb base + other.

(2) When the subject is non-third person singular, the structure of the negative sentence is:

Subject+don’t+verb base form+others

eg: I don’t know how to do. I don’t know how to do.

He doesn’t go to school at the weekends. He doesn’t go to school at the weekends.

Small exercise: sentence pattern conversion:

Linda goes shopping at the weekends(change to negative sentence)

Linda doesn’t go shopping at the weekends.

Asking the wayPPT, Part 4: Dialogue

Sharon is in the shoe shop.

Sharon is in the shoe store.

She likes shiny shoes.

She likes shiny shoes.

But there are so many.

But there are many.

She doesn’t know which to choose!

She didn't know which one to choose.

In the UK, we ask “Where’s the toilet? ”

In the UK we ask where are the toilets?

In the US, we ask “Where’s the restroom?”

In America we ask where is the break room?

Asking the wayPPT, Part 5: Expand

classic story

The lecturer on evolution had been going on for nearly two hours. Then he started again, and said he: "Let me ask the evolutionist a question --- if we had tails like a baboon, where are they?"

"I'll venture an answer, "said an old lady." We have worn them off sitting here so long."

The teacher teaching the theory of evolution had been talking for almost two hours, and his topic came up again: "Let me ask the evolutionists a question - if we once had tails like baboons, where are the tails now? ?”

"Let me give it a try," said an old lady.

"We must have worn them away from sitting here so long."

Asking the wayPPT, Part 6: Exercise

A: Mike, _____do you go to bed?

B: I_______ to bed at_______.

A:_____you watch TV?

B: No, I___________.

A: What do you do?

B:I_____my sister with her homework.

A:What about your__________?

B:They read newspapers.

A:You ______all busy (busy).

Asking the wayPPT, Part 7: Homework

Make up a conversation about locations.

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