"He's the boy who won the photo competition last year!" Photos PPT courseware 3

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"He's the boy who won the photo competition last year!" Photos PPT courseware 3

Words review

bet v. bet; place a bet

you bet indeed; of course; certainly

the thing is The answer is; the question is

general adj. overall; universal

standard n. standard; level

feeling n. feeling; intuitive opinion

difficulty n. difficulty; dilemma

subject n. subject

add v. add

recently adv. recently; recently

menu n. menu

be in with chance possible; have a chance

Objectives

1. To listen and understand the conversation including attributive clause with whom

2. To learn some key words and useful expressions

3. To be able to talk about one’s competition experiences

Focus on

Words:

general standard feeling difficulty subject add recent menu

Phrases:

be in with a chance

the general standard of…

Patterns:

He’s the boy who won the photo competition last year!

The one who took photos at the school dance?

Listen and complete the sentences.

1. The boy ____________ is the guitar player.

2. The boy _____________ is the singer.

3. The boy _____________ is the drummer.

Listen and answer the questions.

1.He won the photo competition.

2.Home and Away.

3.Cambridge.

4.Take some photos of Beijing and add some photos of Cambridge taken recently.

5.It’s a good idea.

Language points

1. You bet! Of course!

You bet! means "certainly; of course; certainly". For example:

— Are you coming to the party?

— You bet!

— Are you coming to the party?

— Of course.

2. I’m sure you’re in with a chance!

I'm sure you have a chance to win!

Be in with a chance is informal British English meaning "it is possible; there is a chance".

I think I’m in with a chance of getting the job.

I thought it was possible for me to get the job.

I think we’re in with a good chance of beating them.

I think we have a good chance of beating them.

Pronunciation and speaking

English continuous reading rules:

1. "Consonant + Vowel" type (that is, the first word among two adjacent words ends with a consonant, and the latter word starts with a vowel)

eg: Please pick it up.

Not at all.

2. "Consonant + semi-vowel" type (that is, the previous word starts with a vowel, and the next word starts with /j/, /w/)

eg: Thank you.

Did you get there late again?

3. "Vowel + vowel" type (that is, the previous word ends with a vowel and the latter word starts with a vowel. These two words are often read together naturally and without interruption)

eg: It will take you three hours to walk there.

I am Chinese.

Note: If the end of the previous word and the beginning of the next word are the same, the two words must be read together.

eg: nice song

Summary review

Main phrases and sentence patterns in this lesson

1. be in with a chance

2. solve the difficulty

3. The thing is

4. You bet!

5. He’s the boy who won the photo competition last year!

6. — There is a basketball player who’s scoring point.

—Is it in Module 8?

Spelling Bee

Now 2 mins to test your spelling.

1. English-Chinese

standard general recent menu difficulty feeling subject

2. Chinese-English

Bet; place a bet Add possible; have a chance

Ⅰ. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the words given in the box.

subject recently added

be in with a chance

1. I think he is _________ to win the table tennis competition.

2. If the tea is too strong, ________ some more water.

3. What did she say on the _______ of money?

4. In ______ years there have been many changes.

Ⅱ. Translate the following sentences.

1. The boy who is writing is my brother.

The boy who is writing is my younger brother.

2. I love these books that my mother bought me.

I like the books which my mother bought for me.

3. Mike is one of many boys from England.

Mike is one of the boys who are from England.

Homework

1. Preview the new words and expressions in Unit 2.

2. Search for some world-famous awards on photography.

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