"Would you like to go for a picnic?" SectionD PPT

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"Would you like to go for a picnic?" SectionD PPT

Part One: Introduction of New Course

Would you like to see a movie with me?

What about a glass of apple juice?

How about having dinner with me?

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"Would you like to go for a picnic?" PPT, part 2: Work alone

Listen to the conversation and write down what they want to do on Sunday.

Billy look after his grandmother

Peter fly a kite

Sally go shopping with her mother and fly a kite

"Would you like to go for a picnic?" PPT, part 3: Classroom exercises

Multiple choice questions

① Would you like _____ with me? Yes, I’d love to.

A. go shopping B. to go shopping C. to go shop D. going shopping

② What about ____? I’d like that, thanks.

A. have a picnic with old Tom

B. to have a picnic with old Tom

C. has a picnic with old Tom

D. having a picnic with old Tom

③ Would you like to go shopping with us? _____.

A. Yes, I would. B. No, I wouldn’t. C. Yes, I’d like to. D. No, no.

④ Could you ask her ____ the guitar tomorrow?

A. to bring B. brings C. bringing D. bring

⑤ The teacher ____ on Sunday.

A. free B. are free C. is free D. am free

"Would you like to go for a picnic?" PPT, part 4: Grammar focus

Would you like to go to West Hill for a picnic?

Oh, I’d love to/like to.

Thanks. That would be very nice.

Would you like to sing some songs with me?

I’m sorry I can’t.

How about flying a kite with me?

I’d like that, but I’m afraid I have no time.

What about having a picnic with old McDonald?

I’d like that, thanks.

"Would you like to go for a picnic?" PPT, Part 5: Summary

1. Phonetic symbols

/aː/, /uː/, /ʊ/, /aʊ/

2. Invitation

(1)—Would you like to go to West Hill for a picnic?

—Oh, I’d love to.

(2)—Steve, how about flying a kite with me?

—I’d like that, but I’m afraid I have no time.

(3)—What about having a picnic with old Mcdonald?

—I’d like that, thanks.

3. Make a phone call

(1)—Hello!

—Hello, Jane! This is Kangkang.

(2)—May I speak to Maria?

—Oh, sorry. She isn’t in now.

(3)—Could you ask her to call me back this evening?

—Sure.

4. Agreement

—Are you free this Sunday?

—Yes. What’s up?

"Would you like to go for a picnic?" PPT, Part 6: Homework

This Sunday morning our class is organizing a picnic at West Hill. Call your friends to invite them to join us!

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