"Would you like a pie?" PPT (first lesson)

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"Would you like a pie?" PPT (first lesson)

Part One: Introduce

Would you like an egg?

No, thank you.

What about a cake?

Yes, please.

Have a pie, please.

Would you like...?

No,···

What about···?

Yes,···

Have a ···

Would you like a pie? PPT, part 2: Words

egg [eg]

Noun meaning "egg".

Common phrases: duck egg; egg white

eg: I like eggs. I like eggs.

Would you like an egg? Would you like an egg?

Quick exercise: The black hen lays an ____a day.

A. eggs B. egg

B. The black hen lays an egg every day.

Would you like a pie? PPT, part three: Expressions

How about a cake? How about a cake?

A common expression used to ask for another person's opinion or to suggest someone do something.

When you agree, say "Yes, please." When you disagree, say "No, thank you."

eg: --I’m hungry, Mum.

I'm hungry, Mom.

--What about a pie?

How about a piece of pie?

-- Yes, please.

OK, thank you very much.

Would you like a pie? PPT, Part 4: Expand

There is an old saying in England: “Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a pauper.”

(Breakfast like a King, Lunch like a Prince, Dine like a Pauper.) It is more accurate to use it to summarize the British attitude towards breakfast.

What does an English breakfast usually include?

A complete English breakfast must include bacon, eggs, tomatoes, mushrooms, toast, sausages and beans. And most of these ingredients are fried in heavy oil. If you are a senior foodie and have the courage to exceed your food intake and challenge more heavy-flavored foods, you can also add kidneys, fish fillets, potato waffles and potato chips to your plate, or the Scottish favorite—— "Black pudding," a giant sausage made from cooked pig's blood.

Would you like a pie? PPT, Part 5: Exercise

Choose one of the different categories of the following words.

( ) 1. A. hot dog B. cake C. green

( ) 2. A. hot dog B. yellow C. brown

( ) 3. A. skirt B. ice cream C. T-shirt

( ) 4. A. brother B. ice cream C. sister

( ) 5. A. grandmother B. cap C. jacket

( ) 6. A. he B. she C. my

According to the picture, put "√" in the brackets of the appropriate sentences.

1. ( ) A. Would you like an ice cream?

( ) B. Would you like an ice cream?

2. ( ) A. What about a cake?

( ) B. What about an cake

Would you like a pie? PPT, Part 6: Homework

Make a conversation with your friends about “Would you like...”.

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"Would you like a pie?" PPT (second lesson):

"Would you like a pie?" PPT (Lesson 2) Part 1: Introduce Do you like an ice cream? Would you like an pie? No, thank you. Yes, I do. Whats this? Would you like? Ye ..

"Would you like a pie?" Classroom Exercise PPT:

"Would you like a pie?" Classroom Practice PPT Part One: Vocabulary Practice 1. Write the corresponding lowercase forms of the following words and their Chinese meanings. 1.EGG_________ ( ) 2.CAKE_________( ) 3.PIE_________ ( ) 4.SW..

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