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Unit 3 Could you please clean your room? Section A 1a-2d Look at the pictures. Suppose the house is yours. Do you like it? How to make it clean and comfortable? There is some rubbish on the floor, you should ... sweep the floor and mop the floor The bed is so messy, you should … make your bed The rubbish bag is full, you should … take out the rubbish The clothes are lying around, you should … fold your clothes The kitchen is untidy, you should … do the dishes and clean the counters The living room is in a mess, you should … put things away and clean the living room Guess the chores Guess the chores sweep the floor Guess the chores do the dishes Guess the chores take out the rubbish British English: rubbish American English: trash, garbage Guess the chores fold the clothes Guess the chores make the bed How often do you do these chores at home? Discuss with your partner. 1. do the dishes 2. take out the rubbish 3. fold your clothes 4. sweep the floor 5. make your bed 6. clean the living room often very often less often hardly ever never Everyone is on duty at school. Why don’t you do it better at home? Guess who will do these chores, Peter or his mother? How did you know? 1. do the dishes 2. take out the rubbish 3. fold your clothes 4. sweep the floor 5. make your bed 6. clean the living room Listen. Who will do these chores? Check(√) Peter’s mother or Peter. 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 Listen again. Write down the request sentences. Listen again. Write down the request sentences. Could you please take out the rubbish? Could you please make your bed and fold your clothes? A: Could you please sweep the floor? B: Yes, sure. Can you do the dishes? A: Well, could you please do them? I’m going to clean the living room. B: No problem. Read the conversation. Find out the request sentences. Could you please take out the rubbish? Could you please make your bed and fold you