"May I Have a Book?" School and Friends PPT teaching courseware

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"May I Have a Book?" School and Friends PPT teaching courseware

Part One: Objectives

1. Master key words: (mastered in preview) may, exclude, OK, borrow, two, three, store, later,.

2. Borrow something in English. Keep in mind the key sentence patterns: (master in preview)

(1)May I...

(2) Here you are.

(3) I don't have any...

【Teaching Focus】Learn to borrow things in English.

[Teaching Difficulties] Learn to express your willingness to borrow things in English and answer yes or no.

May I Have a Book?PPT, Part 2: Presentation

Words and expressions

may v. aux. can; may

excuse v. forgive

OK adj. & adv. & int. OK; OK

borrow v. borrow

two num. two

three num. three

store n. store

later adv. later; later

new sentences

1. Here you are.

2. May I borrow/have...

3. I don't have any...

4. That's OK.

Read and fill in the blanks.

Danny: Excuse me. May I have a _____, Jenny?

Jenny: OK! ____________.

Danny: Thank you.

Jenny: _______________.

May I Have a Book?PPT, the third part: Language points

1. May I have a book, Jenny?

Can I have a book, Jenny?

When you borrow something from someone else you can say:

May I have...? For example:

May I have some tea, please?

Could you please give me some tea?

2. May I borrow two pencils, Jenny?

Can I borrow two pencils, Jenny?

One, two, and tree are numerals, indicating quantity.

one book two books three books

One book Two books Three books

Book is a countable noun. If there are more than two books, use the plural form, that is, add -s to the end of the word.

Another example: two shoes two shoes

three trees three trees

May I Have a Book?PPT, Part 4: Consolidation

Work with a partner. Look and say the name of each thing. Make a dialogue.

A: May I have ______?

B: Yes, you may.

A: May I have ______?

B: Sorry, I don’t have any ____.

Chain Game

A: May I have…?

B: Sure. Here you are. May I have…?

C: Sorry, I don’t have any… May I have…?

D: Sure. Here you are.

May I Have a Book?PPT, Part 5: Practice

1. Choose to fill in the blanks.

1.—May I have three books?

—OK! _________

A. You’re welcome.

B. Thanks!

C. Here you are.

2. —May I have two erasers?

—Sorry. _________

A. Here you are.

B. I don’t have any erasers.

C. You’re welcome.

3. —May I borrow a pencil?

—___________

A. Yes, you are.

B. Yes, you may.

C. Yes, you’re welcome.

May I Have a Book?PPT, Part 6: Homework

Complete Let’s Do It! No.2.

Draw a picture of the things you keep in your schoolbag. Label those things.

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