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Unit3
Could you please clean your room?
Section A(1a-1c)
Let’s review the new words.
垃圾 n.
倒垃圾
折叠 v.
打扫 v.
地板 n.
rubbish
[ʌ]
take out the rubbish
fold
[əʊ]
sweep
[i:]
floor
[ɔː]
过去式:swept
clean the living room
wash the car
make the bed
do the dishes
What other chores do you know?
Let’s read
do the dishes
take out the rubbish
fold the clothes
sweep the floor
make the bed
clean the living room
What are they doing?
What chore is he doing?
He’s making the bed.
What chore are they doing?
They‘re doing the dishes.
What chore are they doing?
They’re cleaning the living room.
What chore is she doing?
She is taking out the rubbish.
What chore is he doing?
He is sweeping the floor.
What chore is she doing?
She’s folding the clothes.
If we have too many chores to do , what should we do ?
We should ask for help.
Do you do these chores at home?
Please write down these phrases.
倒垃圾
干家务
洗餐具
扫地
整理床铺
叠衣服
打扫客厅
1a
take out the rubbish
do chores
do the dishes
sweep the floor
make the bed
fold the clothes
clean the living room
I think it is a little bit hot in our classroom and I want to ask someone to open the window. What should I say?
Different ways of saying.
Which is the most polite expression?
I can say
1. Open the window!
2. Can you open the window?
3. Could you please open the window?
Listen. Who will do these chores?
Check Peter’s mother or Peter.
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Chores Peter’s mother Peter
do the dishes
sweep the floor
take out the rubbish
make your bed
fold your clothes
clean the living room
chores Peter’s mother Peter
do the dishes
sweep the floor
take out the rubbish
make your bed
fold your clothes
clean the living room
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Listen again and fill in the blanks.
Mom:Peter, we need to clean the house. Your grandma is coming over at seven.
Peter:Sure, but I need to