"How much?" PPT (second lesson)

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"How much?" PPT (second lesson)

Part One: Introduce

--Can I help you?

--Yes. I’d like these shoes.

--How much are they ?

--Five yuan, please.

--How much is ?

--It is four yuan.

--Can I help you?

--Yes. I’d like···

--How much are they ?

--···, please.

--How much is it?

--It is ···

How much? PPT, the second part of the content: Words

umbrella /ʌm'brelə/

Noun meaning "umbrella"; plural form: umbrellas

Common phrases: my umbrella my umbrella

eg: Which umbrella do you like best?

She takes an umbrella.

Quick exercise: ( ) I have _______ red umbrella.

A. \ B. a C. an

only/‘əʊnlɪ/

adverb meaning "only, only"

Common phrases: only one only, only one

only once only once

eg:--How old are you?

--I’m only eight years old.

Small exercise: ( ) A. sock B. clock C. only

How much? PPT, the third part: Expressions

Can I help you? Can I help you?

What can I do for you? or May I help you?, as a greeting to customers.

eg: --Can I help you?

--Thank you. I want some bananas, please.

Small exercise: sort order

( ) I’d like a pair of socks.

( ) How much are they?

( ) Can I help you?

( ) Ten yuan.

Dialogue

Talk about the price of your clothes!

--Can I help you?

--Yes. I’d like···

--How much are they ?

--···, please.

--How much is it?

--It is ···

How much? PPT, part 4 content: Expand

Who invented Arabic numerals?

There are many ways to use numbers in various countries around the world. One of the numbers is internationally accepted, which is the Arabic numerals: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.

In fact, Arabic numerals were not invented by the Arabs, but by the ancient Indians. In ancient times, Indians carved some horizontal lines on stone slabs to represent numbers, one horizontal line represented 1, and two horizontal lines represented 2... Later, they switched to using palm leaves or birch bark as writing materials, and connected some strokes. For example, the two horizontal lines representing 2 are written as Z, the three horizontal lines representing 3 are written as Z, and so on.

Summary

Words: umbrella, only

Sentences: Can I help you?

How much? PPT, Part 5: Exercise

Single choice.

( )1.The shoes____forty yuan.

A. are B. is C. only

( )2. —A fan is three yuan. How much are five fans?

—____yuan.

A. Five B. Fifteen C. Fifty

( )3. — ____? —I’d like this fan.

A. Can I help you B. Can I have a look C. Can you make a fan

( )4. — _____are they? —Thirty yuan.

A. How old B. How much C. How many

( )5. —I’d like these_____ . —How much are they?

A. sock B. shoe C. socks

English-Chinese translation.

1.How much

2.How many fans?

3.My socks

4.My blue shoes

1.how much

2.how many fans

3. my socks

4.my blue shoes

How much? PPT, Part 6: Homework

Write a passage about the price of your clothes in no less than 30 words.

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