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Unit 6 Home Sweet Home
Lesson 2 Section A 2a-2e
学 科:英语(鲁教版)
学 校:
年 级 :七年级
主讲人 :
use the can/could sentence to politely ask for permission in practical communication.
evaluate the views and behaviors ofthe characters in the listening dialogue, think
critically based on the actual situation, and actively participate in daily housework in the actual life and create a good family relationship.
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learn to understand the theme-related vocabulary, phrases and sentence patterns in 2a
listening text such as arrival, add, biscuit, borrow, plan, lift, add sth. to sth. go shopping, treasure hunt, give sb. a lift, and can skillfully use vocabulary and expressions related to family activities and household chores.
After this class, we will be able to:
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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
The picture fell on the sofa, you should ...
put the picture on the wall
The vase fell to the floor, you should ...
move the vase to the shelf
clean up the study room
take out the rubbish
…
…
The study room is in a mess, you
should …
Could you help me ...?
They are talking about how to get ready
for grandparents’ arrival.
Grandpa and Grandma are
visiting us this weekend!
Yes, ...
Peter or Helen.
Chores
clean up the room
put the clock on the wall
move the chair to room put flowers by window
go to flower shop
Listen. Who will do these chores? Check(√)
Jim,
Helen
Peter
Jim
Dad: Guess what! Grandpa and Grandma are visiting us this weekend!
Jim: Oh, great!
Peter: I can’t wait to show them our new
house!
Mum: Yes, but now we need to
for their arrival. Can you help me
their room?
Peter: But their room is already clean!
Mum: Well, it’s not “grandma clean” yet!
Peter: Oh, OK.
Dad: Jim, can you help me
on the wall? I bought it for Grandpa to see the time.
Jim: Sure, Dad.
Dad: Helen, can you to their room? Grandpa likes reading books in
front of the window.
Helen: No problem, Dad. Can I
by the window?
Dad: Yes, good idea! Grandma loves flowers.
Helen: Mum, could you take me to the
later?
Mum: No problem. Let’s go after lunch.
Dad: Guess what! Grandpa and Grandma are
visiting us this weekend!
Jim: Oh, great!
Peter: I can’t wait to show them our new house!
Mum: Yes, but now we need to get ready for their
arrival. Can you help me clean up their room?
Peter: But their room is already clean!
Mum: Well, it’s not “grandma clean” yet!
Peter: Oh, OK.
Dad: Jim, can you help me put the new clock on
the wall? I bought it for Grandpa to see the time.
Jim: Sure, Dad.
Dad: Helen, can you move this chair to their
room? Grandpa likes reading books in front of the
window.
Helen: No problem, Dad. Can I
put some flowers by the window?
Dad: Yes, good idea! Grandma loves flowers.
Helen: Mum, could you take me to the
flower s hop later?
Mum: No problem. Let’s go after lunch.
1. Did Peter’s grandparents visit his new home
before? Why do you think so?
2. What does “grandma clean” mean?
3. Why does Helen want to go to the flower shop?
4. What do you usually do for your grandparents?
Read the conversation. Answer the questions.
Read the conversation and answer the questions.
Dad: Guess what! Grandpa and Grandma are visiting us this
weekend!
Jim: Oh, great!
Peter: I can’t wait to show them our new house!
Mum: Yes, but now we need to get ready for their arrival. Can
you help me clean up their room?
Peter: But their room is already clean!
Mum: Well, it’s not “grandma clean” yet!
Peter: Oh, OK.
1. Did Peter’s grandparents visit his new home before?
Why do you think so?
2. What does “grandma clean” mean?
Read the conversation and answer the questions.
Dad: Jim, can you help me put the new clock on the wall? I bought it for Grandpa to see the time.
Jim: Sure, Dad.
Dad: Helen, can you move this chair to their room? Grandpa likes reading books in front of the window.
Helen: No problem, Dad. Can I put some flowers by the window?
Dad: Yes, good idea! Grandma loves flowers.
Helen: Mum, could you take me to the flower shop later?
Mum: No problem. Let’s go after lunch.
3. Why does Helen want to go to the flower shop?
4. What do you usually do for your grandparents?
Read again.
Complete the mind map in 2c with the
information from 2a.
Add more things to the “other” section.
put flowers
by window
clean
put the clock on the wall
put a table lamp by bed
take out the
rubbish
Make requests:
1. Can you help me clean up their room?
2. Can you help me put the new clock on the wall?
3. Can you move this chair to their room?
4. Could you take me to the flower shop later?
Ask for permission:
Can I put some flowers by the window?
Find out the sentences used to make requests and those used to ask for permission. (小组共研)
But I need some help. Could you
help me prepare for it?
Could I invite my friends
to our new home?
Of course.
Sure.
Make conversations about the chores in 2e.
Peter: Dad, could you please give me a lift to the shop this afternoon?
Dad: Sorry, but I have to work from home all day.
Peter: Helen, can I borrow your chess set?
Helen: Sure. Here you are.
1. go shopping
2. cook a meal
3. buy drinks and fruit
4. plan a treasure hunt
5. make biscuits
6. borrow a chess set
Can you help your parents
to do chores from now on?
1. Must do:
Simulate an activity and complete the activity division
list.
2. Try to do:
Based on the tips, role play a dialogue and present it in
the next class.
Unit 6 Home Sweet Home
Lesson 2 Section A 2a-2e
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