内容正文:
Rules in fun places
4B By Nancy
新思维小学英语
Chapter Two
New Words
climb
dive
keep quiet
litter
run
spit
turn off your
mobile phone
Signs
A sign tells us to do something or not to do something.
For example:
No littering
Keep quiet.
Don’t eat in the classroom.
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For example:
Keep quiet Don’t litter.
Signs
We often use imperatives in signs.
We use Don’t to tell people not to do something. After Don’t, we use the base form of the verb.
Don’t pick the flowers.
Don’t walk on the grass.
Don’t feed the ducks.
Signs
We can also use No + ing in signs.
No eating
No littering
No climbing
What kind of signs can you find in the following places? Think of as many as you can and share your ideas with your classmates and teacher.
In the park
In the park
Don’t climb the trees.
Don’t walk on the grass.
Don’t pick the flowers.
Don’t feed the birds.
In the classroom
In the classroom
No eating or drinking.
Don’t draw on the desk.
No running.
Keep quiet.
In the toilet
In the toilet
Flush after use.
Wash your hands after use.
Don’t waste the water.
Must
We use must to say that it is necessary to do something.
must = have to / need to
For example:
Keep quiet.
You must keep quiet.
Don’t run in the classroom.
You must not run in the classroom.
No littering.
You must not litter.
We mustn’t climb the trees in the park.
In the park
Don’t climb the trees.
Example:
We _______________ in the park.
In the park
Don’t ride a bicycle.
Now you try.
mustn’t ride a bicycle
We ________________________ .
Outside the classroom
Line up.
must line up outside the classroom
We _________________________ .
In the classroom
Don’t play football.
mustn’t play football in the classroom
We _______________________ .
No spitting.
mustn’t spit
Introducing the setting
One day Charlie and his family went to Century Park.
They went there
by bus.
What other signs
can you see
on the bus?
On the bus,
Charlie and his family saw some signs.
Which signs can you see on a bus?
Do you know why there are rules
on the