"Do you have a soccer ball?" PPT courseware 3

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"Do you have a soccer ball?" PPT courseware 3

New words

1. interesting adj. interesting, interesting

2. fun adj. interesting, enjoyable

3. relaxing adj. relaxing

4. difficult adj. difficult

5. boring adj. boring, annoying

6. watch TV watch TV

Listen again. What does Paul say about these activities. Choose a word from 1a to fill in each blank.

play computer games ___________

play volleyball___________

watch TV___________

play basketball ___________

Read the passage and answer the questions.

1. Who has a soccer ball?

Frank Brown:

I don’t have a soccer ball, but my brother Alan does. We go to the same school and we love soccer. We play it at school with our friends. It’s relaxing.

Gina Smith:

Yes, I do. I have two soccer balls, three volleyballs, four basketballs, and five baseballs and bats. I love sports, but I don’t play them -- I only watch them on TV!

Wang Wei:

No, I don’t. Soccer is difficult. I like ping-pong. It’s easy for me. I have three ping-pong balls and two ping-pong bats. After class, I play ping-pong with my classmates.

Reading guide:

1. The three paragraphs are the responses to the survey by Frank Brown, Gina Smith and Wang Wei.

2. In Frank Brown's answer paragraph, from "but my brother Alan does", it can be seen that Frank does not have a football, but his brother Alan has one.

3. In Gina Smith's answer, it is clearly stated that she has, and she has two footballs. In addition, Wang Wei also said that he did not. It can be seen that Alan and Gina Smith have football.

Who do you think says these sentences? Check (√) F for Frank, G for Gina or W for Wang Wei.

1. I play ping-pong with my classmates after class.

2. I have soccer balls, basketballs, volleyballs and baseballs.

3. My brother has a soccer ball but I don’t.

4. I only watch sports on TV.

5. Soccer is not easy for me.

6. My brother and I are in the same school.

Explanation

1. I don’t have a soccer ball, but my brother Alan does.

I didn't have football, but my brother Alan did. "Does" in the sentence is the third person singular form of "do". Do is used here to replace the verb or verb phrase that appeared above to avoid repetition. In this sentence, does replaces have a soccer ball that appears above. like:

Jack doesn’t play volleyball, but his sister does.

Jack doesn't play volleyball, but his sister does.

Linda has a baseball bat, but I don’t.

Linda has a baseball bat, but I don't.

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