内容正文:
Unit 6 Food and lifestyle
Grammar
By the end of the lesson, students should
be able to:
tell the difference between countable
and uncountable nouns;
2. form the plural of countable
nouns, including regular and irregular
forms;
3. use nouns before uncountable nouns
to show their amounts.
Teaching aims and
learning objectives
New words and phrases:
piece, glass, salt, cup, kilo, bottle, plate,
carton, a piece of, a glass of, a packet of,
two bags of, three cups of, four kilos of,
six bottles of
2. New structures:
What do we need to buy?
Teaching contents
Know how to form the plural
of countable nouns;
2. Use nouns before uncountable nouns
to show their amounts.
Focus of the lesson and predicted area of difficulty
Part One
Lead in
Today, We are going to learn about “Nouns”.
Hello, boys and girls.
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Lead in
First, let’s play a game called “Odd One Out”.
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Lead in
Choose one picture different from the other three and then tell the reasons
apple bread lemon pear
Reason 1: Apple, pear and lemon are fruits. Bread is not fruit.
Reason 2: Apple, pear and lemon are countable nouns. Bread
is uncountable nouns.
不可数名词
可数名词
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Lead in
Choose one picture different from the other three and then tell the reasons
Reason 1: Milk, juice and cola are drinks. Carrot is a kind of vegetable.
Reason 2: Milk, juice and cola are uncountable nouns. Carrot is a
countable noun.
milk juice cola carrot
不可数名词
可数名词
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Lead in
Countable nouns
Uncountable nouns
A countable noun refers to something we can count. For example, an apple, two pears and ten lemons.
An uncountable noun refers to something we cannot count. For example, we cannot say a bread.
Types of nouns
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类别 意义 例子
专有n. 人、地方、事物、机构、组织等词 Lucy, the Greens, China, the Great Wall, the United Union
普通n. 可数n. 个体n.
集体n.
不可数n. 物质n.
抽象n.
Lead in
Types of nouns
个体的人或事物的词
一群人或一群事物的词
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