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Section A (1a-1c) Unit 10 I'd like some noodles. What kind of fruits would you like? What kind of vegetables would you like? What kind of meat would you like? What kind of noodles would you like? I’d like beef and tomato noodles. I’d like chicken and cabbage noodles. I’d like mutton and potato noodles. 单击此处编辑母版文本样式 第二级 第三级 第四级 第五级 I’d like pork and cabbage noodles. I’d like egg and tomato noodles. 1a Match the words with the foods. 1. mutton _ 2. beef _ 3. noodles _ 4. chicken _ 5. cabbage _ 6. potatoes _ 7. tomatoes _ 8. carrots _ b h d a c e f g a b c d e f g h What kinds of noodles does the noodle restaurant have? beef noodles chicken noodles cutton noodles = noodles with beef 当一个名词在另一个名词前面充当定语时,起修饰作用的名词通常用单数形式。e.g. tomato and egg noodles 西红柿鸡蛋面 Listen and check (√) the noodles that the person orders. _ Special 1 _ Special 2 _ Special 3 1b What would you like? I’m not sure yet. Are there any vegetables in the beef noodles? Yes, there are some tomatoes. OK, I’d like the beef noodles, please. would like“(表示意愿)愿意;喜欢”,用于表示请求、建议或发表个人想法,相当于want, 但比want 语气委婉。 固定用法:would like sth./to do sth./sb. to do sth. yet副词,意为“还;仍然”,常用于否定句或疑问句中,谈论尚未发生但可能发生的事。 any 形容词,意为“一些” 辨析 any 与 some 相同点:都可表示“一些”,修饰可数名词复数或不可数名词。 不同点: any 一般用于否定句或疑问句中; some 一般用于肯定句中,但当疑问句表示建议或请求并希望对方给予肯定回答时,也要用some。 Waitress: _ Boy: I’m not sure yet. Are there _ vegetables in the beef _? Waitress: Yes, _ some tomatoes. Boy: OK, I’d like the _, please. Listen again and fill in the blanks. What would you like? any noodles there are beef noodles Practice the conversation in 1a with your partner. Then make your own conversations. 1c What would you like? I’m not sure yet. Are there any _? Yes, there are some _. OK, I’d like _, please. Yes, there are some cabbages. OK, I’d like the chicken noodles, please. I’m not sure yet. Are there any vegetable in the chicken noodles? What would you like? 问题探究 ▲some和any的用法 (1)牛肉面里有一些西红柿。 (2)羊肉面里没有洋白菜。 There are some tomatoes in the beef noodles. There aren't any cabbages in the mut