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Unit 3 Keep Fit
Section A 2a-2e
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How do you keep fit?
Let’s talk
Keep Fit
Get enough sleep.
Eat well.
Do sport.
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Let’s review
What sports items do you know?
___________
football
basketball
volleyball
baseball glove
baseball
jump rope
ping-pong bat
tennis racket
badminton racket
running shoes
___________
___________
___________
_____________
____________
____________
___________
____________
_________________
/ˈvɒlibɔːl/
/ˈbædmɪntən/
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Let’s match
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Match the sports with the right verbs.
baseball jogging volleyball swimming badminton
tennis running pull-ups sit-ups …
jogging
baseball
volleyball
badminton
tennis
pull-ups
sit-ups
swimming
running
play
do
go
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Let’s talk
How often do you do sport?
I ... once / twice / three times a ...
I never / hardly ever / seldom / sometimes / often / always ...
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Listen and answer
(1) What sports do they talk about?
(2) Whose racket is this?
(3) Where is Tom’s racket?
Badminton and volleyball.
It is Mary’s.
His is in the classroom .
Li Ming
Li Ming is talking to his classmates at the school’s sports centre.
Li Ming: Hi, Mary! Is this your racket?
Mary: Oh, yes! It’s mine.
=my racket
=His racket
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Listen and complete
How often do the students do each sport?
Name Badminton Volleyball
Li Ming hardly ever _______________
Jenny ________________ twice a week
Mary ________________ _______________
seldom
five times a week
twice a week
sometimes
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Read and choose
-Is it Tom’s?
-Is this your racket?
I really like it.
Stressed (content words)
verbs (e.g. keep, play)
nouns (e.g. sport, week)
adjectives (e.g. fit)
adverbs (e.g. once)
question words (e.g. what, where)
Unstressed (function words)
prepositions (e.g. with, in)
helping verbs (e.g. is, can)
articles (e.g. a, the)
conjunctions (e.g. and, but )
pronouns (e.g. her, you)
-No, his is in the classroom.
-Yes, five times a week.
-Yes, it’s mine.
-Do you play often?
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
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Li Ming:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Jenny:
Hey, Jenny. Look! A badminton racket. Is it yours?
No, it isn’t mine. Is it Tom’s?
No, his is in the classroom.
Maybe it’s Mary’s. She often plays badminton here.
Hi, Mary! Is this your racket?
Oh, yes! It’s mine. Thanks a lot.
You're welcome. It looks well-used. Do you play often?
Yes, five times a week. I really like it. And you?
Hardy ever. I’m not very good at it!
Don’t worry. Practice helps. How often do you play, Jenny?
I seldom do, but I play volleyball twice a week.
Oh, me too. I usually play at weekends.
Cool! I sometimes play volleyball with my friends.
Great! Let’s all play volleyball together this Saturday.
What do you think of Li Ming and Jenny?
Read and think
kind
helpful
warm-hearted(热心的)
They actively look for the owner of the racket.
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Li Ming:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Hey, Jenny. Look! A badminton racket. Is it yours?
No, it isn’t mine. Is it Tom’s?
No, his is in the classroom.
Maybe it’s Mary’s. She often plays badminton here.
Hi, Mary! Is this your racket?
Oh, yes! It’s mine. Thanks a lot.
Let’s think
ask and answer about ownership
(谈论归属)
-Is it / this … ?
-Yes, it’s … No, it isn’t…
-Whose … is it / this?
-It’s …’s.
mine, yours, his, hers …
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Li Ming:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Li Ming:
Hey, Jenny. Look! Is this badminton racket yours?
No, it isn’t mine. Is it Tom’s?
No, his is in the classroom.
Maybe it’s Mary’s. She often plays badminton here.
Hi, Mary! Is this your racket?
Oh, yes! It’s mine. Thanks a lot.
You’re welcome.
What are other replies(回答) to ‘thank you’?
Let’s think
Thanks a lot
You’re welcome.
After someone says thanks or thank you, you can also say: not at all, no problem, no worries or my pleasure.
Learning Tip
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Li Ming:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Jenny:
Hey, Jenny. Look! A badminton racket. Is it yours?
No, it isn’t mine. Is it Tom’s?
No, his is in the classroom.
Maybe it’s Mary’s. She often plays badminton here.
Hi, Mary! Is this your racket?
Oh, yes! It’s mine. Thanks a lot.
You're welcome. It looks well-used. Do you play often?
Yes, five times a week. I really like it. And you?
Hardy ever. I’m not very good at it!
Don’t worry. Practice helps. How often do you play, Jenny?
I seldom do, but I play volleyball twice a week.
Oh, me too. I usually play at weekends.
Cool! I sometimes play volleyball with my friends.
Great! Let’s all play volleyball together this Saturday.
Let’s think
They talk about how often they do the sports.
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Li Ming:
Mary:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Mary:
You're welcome. It looks well-used. Do you play often?
Yes, five times a week. I really like it. And you?
Hardy ever. I’m not very good at it!
Don’t worry. Practice helps. How often do you play, Jenny?
I seldom do, but I play volleyball twice a week.
Oh, me too. I usually play at weekends.
Cool! I sometimes play volleyball with my friends.
Let’s think
ask and answer about frequency
(谈论频率)
-Do you often play …?
-Yes, I play once / twice / three times a week.
-How often do you play …?
-I never / hardly ever / seldom / sometimes / often …
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Li Ming:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Jenny:
Li Ming:
Mary:
Jenny:
Hey, Jenny. Look! A badminton racket. Is it yours?
No, it isn’t mine. Is it Tom’s?
No, his is in the classroom.
Maybe it’s Mary’s. She often plays badminton here.
Hi, Mary! Is this your racket?
Oh, yes! It’s mine. Thanks a lot.
You're welcome. It looks well-used. Do you play often?
Yes, five times a week. I really like it. And you?
Hardy ever. I’m not very good at it!
Don’t worry. Practice helps. How often do you play, Jenny?
I seldom do, but I play volleyball twice a week.
Oh, me too. I usually play at weekends.
Cool! I sometimes play volleyball with my friends.
Great! Let’s all play volleyball together this Saturday.
Let’s think
Make an invitation
(发出邀请)
Let’s play…
We can …
We should …
Why not …?
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Make up a conversation
Imagine you have found a sports item at the school’s sports centre.
Make up a conversation with one of your classmates and role play it.
Checklist
Items Stars
Content Talk about the ownership.
Talk about how often you do the sports.
Make an invitation to do the sports.
Pronunciation Read stress patterns correctly.
Performance Ask and answer politely.
A: Hey, …! Is this your … ?
B: No, that’s not mine. Is it …’s ?
A: …
B: … How often do you play… ?
A: …
B: Let’s …
A: …
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Must-do:
Finish the first three tasks on the homework sheet (作业练习单).
Choose-to-do:
Do a survey on your classmates’ exercise habits and report in your English class.
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