"Whose bag is this?" Lost and found PPT courseware 2

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"Whose bag is this?" Lost and foundPPT courseware 2

phrase

first of all first

lost and found box

Lost and found box

a lot of/lots of a lot, many

a lot very, very

Monkeys like eating bananas a lot.

watch "Watch" watch TV, watch football games, etc.

Look The intransitive verb is used alone to attract the other person's attention.

Look! That’s a car.

When looking at something, use the preposition at to emphasize the action

Come and look at my new clothes.

See transitive verb, "see, see",

Emphasis on results

What can you see in the picture?

1. Welcome back to school, everyone.

Welcome everyone back to school. welcome sb. to sp. welcome someone to a place

everyone indefinite pronoun, meaning "everyone"

Indefinite pronouns are pronouns that do not replace any specific noun or adjective.

Common compound indefinite pronouns

some some, some, any some, any

every every, every no no

somebody / someone someone something something

anybody /anyone anyone anything anything

everybody/everyone everything everything

nobody /no one nobody nothing nothing nothing

2. Whose bag is this?

Whose is the possessive case of who, "whose". Who’s is the abbreviation of who is

Whose pen is that? Whose pen is that?

Those books are mine. (The underlined part asks the question)

3.Here’s a purple wallet.

This sentence is an inversion sentence. In sentences starting with adverbs indicating location such as here, there, out, in, down, etc., if the subject is a noun, it must be fully inverted, and if the subject is a pronoun, it must be half inverted.

Here comes the bus.

There they are.

Classroom reinforcement exercises

1. Complete the words according to the meaning of the sentence and the first letter prompts.

1. Show me your red c______.

2. Pass me your e_______ to make the paper clean.

3. I am looking for my w_______.

4. Look at this baseball g_______.

5. I like the p____ dress.

2. Single choice.

1.— ________ science books are these?

—Uncle Wang's.

A. Who's B. Who C. What D. Whose

2. —Whose shirt is this? Is it ____, Mike?

—No, it isn't. I think it's _____.

A. yours; Jack's B. yours; Jack

C. your; Jack's D. you; Jack

3. —Dongdong, _____ car is that?

—It's _______.

A. who's; her B. whose; mine

C. whose; her D. who's; my

4. When you cross the road, you should be ______ and walk _______.

A. carefully; careful B. careful; carefully

C. careful; careful D. carefully; carefully

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