"Hello!" School and Friends PPT teaching courseware

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"Hello!" School and Friends PPT teaching courseware

Part One: Introduction of New Knowledge

Do you know these?

Hello!

Hello!

How are you?

Are you OK?

Thank you.

Thank you.

Good bye!

goodbye!

Hello! PPT, part 2 content: text analysis

1. Hello!

I’m from China. = I am from China. I am from China.

1) I is the nominative personal pronoun;

2) be from means "from", indicating "where it comes from" and can be replaced with "come from".

e.g.

John and Tom are / come from America.

2. How are you?

Li Ming: Hello, I’m Li Ming! What’s your name?

Wang Mei: Hi! My name is Wang Mei.

Li Ming: How are you?

Wang Mei: I’m fine. And you?

Li Ming: I’m good, thanks. Nice to meet you.

Wang Mei: Nice to meet you, too.

What is (What’s) your name?

What’s your name? is a special question used to ask the other person’s name.

What’s is the abbreviation of What is.

Answer this sentence with: My name is…= I’m…

E.g. —What is your name?

—My name’s Ben. / I’m Ben.

How are you? How are you?

This sentence is a greeting to ask about the other person's physical condition.

The answer is:

I’m fine/ good / OK . / Fine, Thank you. / Thanks.

Usage analysis

How are you?

It is a greeting used when acquaintances meet.

Nice to meet you.

It is a greeting used when strangers meet and get to know each other for the first time. It is no longer used after the second meeting.

Hello! PPT, the third part: Practice

1. Complete the sentences.

1. —What’s your _______?

— My name is Linda.

— _____ are you?

— Fine, thanks.

2. — Nice to ______ you,

— ______ to meet you, _____.

3. It’s ______ to go to school.

2. Single choice.

1. —Hello! I _____ Li Ming.

— Hello! Li Ming. My name _____ Danny.

A. am; is B. is; am C. is; is D. am; am

2. —_____ is your name?

—My name is Li Hua.

A. Where B. What C. How D. Hi

3. Choose appropriate terms

1. When you meet an acquaintance and greet him, you should say: _____

A. How are you? B. I’m OK. C. Good bye.

2. When someone says to you: How are you? You should say: _____

A. How are you? B. Thank you. C. Fine.

3. When you meet someone for the first time, you should say: _____

A. How are you? B. You’re OK.

C. Nice to meet you.

Hello! PPT, Part 4: Let’s learn more.

Good morning.

This is the greeting used by people in British and American countries when they meet in the morning. It means "good morning" and the reply is also Good morning.

Good afternoon.

This is a greeting used by people in British and American countries when they meet at noon. It means "good afternoon" and the reply is also "Good afternoon".

Good evening.

This is a greeting used by people in British and American countries when they meet in the evening. It means "good evening" and the reply is also Good evening.

Hello! PPT, Part 5: Homework

How can you introduce yourself to a new friend? Make a short dialogue.

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