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冀教版
八年级下册
英语
2024
Unit 5
Buying and Selling
Lesson 25
Cookies, Please!
What do you do with your pocket money?
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Lead in
Can you think of any invention that would make your life easier?
cheap [tʃiːp] adj.便宜的;廉价的
反义词:expensive adj.昂贵的
The things are so cheap today that I want to buy some.
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pocket [ˈpɒkɪt] n.口袋;袋子
I like clothes with pockets because they can hold useful things.
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tie [taɪ] v.(用线、绳等)系;拴;绑;捆;束 n.领带
tying是tie的现在分词tie…to… 把……系到……上
If you walk a dog, you’d better tie it.
I was reading while my sister was drawing.
while [waɪl] conj.当……的时候;在……期间
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cent [sent] n.分
Is 50 cents enough for the T-shirt?
New words
cheap
pocket
desk-cycle
tie
while
afford
cent
adj. 便宜的;廉价的
n. 口袋;袋子
n. 自行车桌
v. (用线,绳等)系;栓;绑;捆;束
conj. 当……时候;在……期间
v. 买得起;(有时间)做,能做
n. 分
New words
(为攀谈而)走到跟前;走近
付款;支付
待售;供出售
从一处到另一处
它是干什么用的?
我恐怕买不起。
come up to
pay for
for sale
go/walk over to
What is it for?
I’m afraid I can’t afford it.
Expressions
1. What are they doing?
Selling something.
2. Who are talking with Brian?
A girl in his class.
3. How much are Brian’s cookies?
One for 25 cents.
4. Has Danny sold his product?
No, he hasn’t.
Listening
Listen and answer the following question.
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It’s Thursday. Brian and Danny are selling things to raise money for the school basketball team. A girl comes up to Brian’s table.
Girl: How much are the cookies?
Brian: They’re cheap! You can buy four
for only one dollar.
Girl: Great. I’ll take four, please.
Text
Brian: Sure! One dollar, please.
(The girl takes a one-dollar coin from her pocket and pays for her cookies.)
Girl: Do you have any other things for sale?
Brian: Sorry, I only have cookies. But I guess my friend Danny is selling something different.
(The girl goes over to Danny’s table. She sees a piece of wood with a red flag.)
Text
Girl: What’s that?
Danny: It’s a Danny Desk-Cycle!
Do you want to buy one?
Girl: What is it for?
Danny: It’s a desk. You tie it onto your bike.