"May I Go to Beijing?" A Travel Plan PPT

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"May I Go to Beijing?" A Travel Plan PPT

Part 1: Warm up before class

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Beijing is great.

What do you know about Beijing?

Is Li Ming going on a trip?

Where is he going?

New word display

1.young/jʌŋ /(adjective) young; young

2.may/meɪ/(verb)can

3.come/kʌm/(verb) come

4.great/greɪt/(adjective) excellent; great; huge

May I Go to Beijing? PPT, Part 2: Exploration of key and difficult points

Difficult vocabulary

may (verb) can

Example May I have some water? May I have some water?

synonyms can

Easy to mix words May May

afraid (adjective) afraid; worried

Example I am afraid of dogs. I am afraid of dogs.

The short word be afraid of is afraid of...

young (adjective) young; young

Example She is very young. She is very young.

antonyms old

Key sentence patterns

Mum, may I travel to Beijing?

Mom, can I travel to Beijing?

Detailed explanation

This sentence is a common sentence pattern for asking others for their opinions or suggestions. When you agree to the other party, you can use "Yes, you may.", but because you use "may" to answer in the affirmative, the tone seems stiff and serious, so you usually often use "Yes, please./Certainly./Of course./Of course you" can." etc. These affirmative responses appear warm and polite.

— May I play games, Mum? Mom, can I play games?

— Sorry, you can’t. Sorry, you can’t.

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Common sentences that express soliciting opinions or suggestions from others include:

What/How about+ verb -ing form + other?...How?

Let’s+ verb base form + other. Let’s go together...

Why not+ verb base form + other? Why not...?

Can I+ verb base form + other? Can I...?

May I Go to Beijing?PPT, Part 3: Consolidation Practice

1. Choose the correct answer.

()1. You are _____ young.

A. two B. toC. too

()2.— May I go fishing? Yes, _____..

A. you may B. you may not C. you do

()3. You can _____ with me, too.

A. come B. comes C. coming

()4. May I _____ at your new car?

A. look B. looks C. looking

()5.— May I eat ice cream? — _____.

A. Yes, you may not. B. No, you may not.

C. No, you may.

2. Complete the dialogue.

A: Hi, Danny.

B:1.________, Jenny!

A:2.________

B: Of course you can. Which one?

A:3.________

B: Here you are.

A:4.________

B: One dollar.

A:5.________

A.Hi

B. I will take three.

C. May I see this postcard?

D. How much is this postcard?

E. The post card has a monkey on it.

May I Go to Beijing?PPT, part 4: review summary

1. The key vocabulary learned in this class is as follows:

young (young, young), may (can),

come (come), great (excellent, great, huge)

2. The key sentences to be studied in this lesson are as follows:

Mum, may I travel to Beijing? Mum, may I travel to Beijing?

May I Go to Beijing?PPT, Part 5: Homework

Homework

Use the sentence pattern May I…?Yes, you may. / No, you may not to create sentences.

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