"How can I get there?" PPT courseware 11

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"How can I get there?" PPT courseware 11

WordsWords:

science museum post office

bookstore cinema hospital

in front of behind near next to

Sentences:

A: Excuse me. Where is the museum shop?

B: It’s near the post office.

What is this?

It’s a science museum

science [‘s aɪəns] science, nature

museum [mju‘zɪ:əm]Museum

Go to the science museum, have a look.

What is this?

It’s a bookstore.

bookstore ['bʊkstɔ:(r)] bookstore

Go to the bookstore, buy a book.

preposition of location

in front of behind near next to

in front [frʌnt] of: in front of...

behind[bɪhaɪnd]: behind...

near[nɪə(r)] ：near...

next to[nekst tu:]: adjacent to...

Knowledge points explained:

1. How to ask for the location of a place

When you want to know the location of a certain place, you can ask using special questions guided by where.

Where is + place noun

Meaning: ...there

Interpretation: where adverb, meaning "where, where"

Answer: It is + preposition indicating location + place

Example:

Where is your school?

It is near the museum.

2.excuse me politely

Excuse me is widely used in spoken English and is commonly used in the following situations:

Excuse me

Used to attract the attention of others (especially strangers), meaning "Excuse me, please forgive me"

Used to politely ask others to give way, meaning "Sorry, please"

Used to express apology for disturbing others or being rude, meaning "I'm sorry, please forgive me"

3. How to use exclamatory sentences

Exclamatory sentences are used to express strong emotions such as joy, anger, sorrow, and joy. It is usually guided by what or how. The structure is as follows:

(1) What a/an + adjective + countable noun singular (+ subject + predicate)

(2) What + adjective + plural countable noun/uncountable noun (+ subject + predicate)

(3) How+adjective/adverb (+other)

Practice exercises:

1. If you want to see a doctor, you can go to the ______.

A. hospital B. library C. cinema

( )2. When you want to know where the cinema is, you can ask:

A. Excuse me. Where is the cinema, please?

B. Excuse me. Where is the school, please?

C. Excuse me. Where is the post office, please?

1. How can I/we get (to) + location? Come and ask for directions

Meaning: How do I/we get to...?

How means "how" and is used to ask about the way to do things and guide special questions. can is a modal verb, meaning "can", "get to + location noun/get + location adverb" means "reach a certain place"

Answer:

(1) Indicate the route, such as "Turn left/right at..."

(2) Explain the mode of transportation, such as "You can go on foot /by + transportation" you / you can go on foot / by...)

Example:

(1)How can I get to the bookstore?

How do I get to the bookstore?

You can go by bus.

you can go by bus

(2)How can we get there?

How do we get there?

Turn left at the school.

Turn left at the school.

2. How to express turning left/right at a certain place

Turn left/right at +location

Turn is used as a verb, meaning "turn", indicating a change of direction, left and right are used as adverbs, left - left, right - right.

Turn left at the cinema. Turn left at the cinema.

Turn right at the museum. Turn right at the museum.

3. How to use help to "help"

(1) help sb (to) do sth, help someone do something

For example: Let me help you (to) clean the room.

Let me help you clean your room.

(2) help sb with sth, help someone in some way

For example: Can you help me with my English?

Can you help me learn English?

Answer according to the prompts:

1.Where is the library? (On the left side of the cinema)

The library is left of the cinema.

2.Is there a science museum east of the park? (yes answer)

Yes, there is.

3.Are there any pictures on the wall? (negative answer)

No, there aren’t.

4.How can I get to the hospital?(Bus No. 13)

You can go by the No. 13 bus.

5.Where are your crayons?(Inside the pencil case)

My crayons are in the pencil case.

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