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人教新目标Go For It八年级英语下册
Unit3 Could you please clean your room SectionA 1a-1c
what can we do?
Do you do these chores at home?
Discuss them with your partner.
1a
do the dishes
take out the rubbish
fold your clothes
A: Do you do the dishes/……?
B: Yes, I sometimes /often/always
do it.
No, I never/ hardly ever do it.
do the dishes
take out the rubbish
/'rʌbɪʃ/
Task1 Can you describe the chores?
clean the living room
['lɪvɪŋ'rum]
Living room
do chores: do housework
take out the rubbish
do the dishes
make the/my bed
fold the clothes
sweep the floor
clean the floor
Task1 Can you describe the chores?
wash the clothes
[wɒʃ]
make your bed
clean the living room
fold the clothes
sweep the floor
/fəʊld/
/flɔːr/
Task1 Can you describe the chores?
fold your clothes
[fəʊld]
Task1 Can you describe the chores?
make your bed
[meɪk]
Let's have a review
sweep the floor
take out the rubbish
cook the meal
do the dishes
clean the living room
wash the clothes
fold your clothes
make your bed
1b
A: Could you please fold the clothes?
B: Sorry, I can’t.
I am studying for my test.
study for my test
Cinderella wants to ask her stepsister(继姐妹) to help to sweep the floor. What can she say?
Task2:How to ask others for help politely?
A: Could you please… ?
B: Yes ,I can /Sure /All right /No problem
/certainly
B: No, I can’t. I have to…
Sorry, I can’t. I have to…
(do my homework)
A: Could you please take out the rubbish?
B: Yes, Sure./ Of course. / All right. / OK.
A: Could you please make the bed?
B: Sorry, I can’t.
I have to do my homework.
(have to do my homework)
pairwork
A: Could you please take out the rubbish?
B: Yes, sure./ Of course./ All right. /Certainly.
Sorry, I can’t. I have to do my homework.
Sorry, I can’t. I am doing the dishes.
do the dishes
(Yes, sure.)
take out the rubbish
(do my homework)
clean the living room
(study for my test)
make the bed
(Yes, sure.)
fold the clothes
(sweep the floor)
1c
She can say:
1. Sweep the floor!
2. Can you sweep the floor?
3. Could you please sweep the floor?
Can you find the differences?
Different ways of saying.
Which is the most polite expression?
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