Module 11 Way of life Unit 1 In China ,we open a gift later 课件(共42张PPT)

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Module
11
Way
of
life
Birthday
presents
gift(s)
present(s)
Unit
1
In
China,
we
open
a
gift
later.
Lingling’s
birthday
is
coming!
Listen
and
answer
What
present
do
theywant
to
buy
for
Lingling?
dictionary
Self-study
Traditional
life
Group
work
Traditional
life
Watch
and
answer
What
must/can
we
do
when
we
accept
a
present?
What
mustn’t/can’t
we
do
at
Spring
Festival?
/?k’sept/
What
mustn’t/can’t
we
do
at
Spring
Festival?
In
China
In
Britain
We
can
We
must
use
both
hands.
use
one
hand.
We
must
open
it
In
China
In
the
USA
We
must
open
it
later.
immediately.
/I’mi:di?tli/
We
must
use
red
paper
for
Hongbao
.
We
can’t
use
white,
blue
or
black
paper.
On
the
first
day
of
the
Spring
Festival…
We
mustn’t
do
any
cleaning.
We
can’t
have
our
hair
cut.
We
mustn’t
break
anything.
Everyday
English
1.Oh,
you
remembered!
2.What
a
surprise!
3.You
can’t
be
serious!
4.It’s
bad
luck!
5.Perfect!
Happy
birthday,
Lingling.
L:__________________
__________________
T:You
can
open
it!
Oh,
you
remembered!
What
a
surprise!
1.Oh,
you
remembered!
2.What
a
surprise!
3.You
can’t
be
serious!
4.It’s
bad
luck!
5.Perfect!
L:
And
you
mustn’t
break
anything.___________
D:
You
‘d
better
not
have
your
hair
cut.
t:
_________________
You
can’t
be
serious!
You
must
be
joking!
It’s
bad
luck!
It’s
unlucky!
1.Oh,
you
remembered!
2.What
a
surprise!
3.You
can’t
be
serious!
4.It’s
bad
luck!
5.Perfect!
D:
In
the
north
of
China,
people
eat
lots
of
jiaozi!
B:
_________________
Perfect!
Wonderful
!
1.Oh,
you
remembered!
2.What
a
surprise!
3.You
can’t
be
serious!
4.It’s
bad
luck!
5.Perfect!
Find
the
main
points
and
underline
1.真是个大大的惊喜！
2.我认为你不该现在就打开它。
3.双手接受礼物
4.非常在意…
5.走霉运
6.在…的第一天
7.你最好在春节不剪头发
8.你不是认真的吧！
9.在…的北部
10.有兴趣了解…
1.What
a
surprise!
2.I
don’t
think
you
should
open
it
now.
3.accept
a
gift
with
both
hands
4.pay
much
attention
to…
5.It’s
bad
luck.
6.on
the
first
day
of…
7.You’d
better
not
have
your
hair
cut.
8.You
can’t
be
serious!
9.in
the
north
of..
10.be
interested
to
know…
Must
Mustn’t/can’t
1.Open
a
present
when
we
receive
it.
2.Use
both
hands
when
we
accept
a
present.
3.Use
red
paper
for
hongbao.
4.
Use
colorful
paper
for
hongbao.
5.Do(some/any)
cleaning
on
the
first
day
of
the
Spring
Festival.
6.
Have
your
hair
cut
during
the
Spring
Festival
month.
7.Break
something
at
Spring
Festival.
8.Eat
lots
of
dumplings
at
Spring
Festival.
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√
√
We
must/mustn’t/can’t…
Check
what
you
must
and
mustn’t/can’t
do
in
China.
Ask
and
answer
Traditional
life
A:
Must
I
open
a
present
immediately
in
China?
B:
No,
you
mustn’t.
You
mustn’t
open
a
present
immediately
in
China.
open
a
present,
immediately,
in
China
must
A:
Must
I
open
a
present
immediately
in
the
USA?
B:
Yes,
you
must.
You
must
open
a
present
immediately
in
the
USA.
open
a
present,
immediately,
in
the
USA
must
use
both
hands,
to
accept
a
present,
in
China
A:
Must
I
use
both
hands
to
accept
a
present
in
China?
B:
Yes,
you
must.
You
must
use
both
hands
to
accept
a
present
in
China.
must
use
one
hand,
to
accept
a
present,
In
Britain
A:
Can
I
use
one
hand
to
accept
a
present
in
Britain?
B:
Yes,
you
can.
You
can
use
one
hand
to
accept
a
present
in
Britain.
can
use
red
paper,
for
hongbao,
A:
Can
I
use
red
paper
for
hongbao?
B:
Yes,
you
can.
You
can
use
red
paper
for
hongbao.
can
A:
Can
I
have
my
hair
cut
during
the
Spring
Festival
month?
B:
No,
you
can’t.
You
can’t
have
your
hair
cut
during
the
Spring
Festival
month.
.
have
my
hair,
cut,
during
the
Spring
Festival
month
can
do
any
cleaning,
on
the
first
day
of,
the
Spring
Festival
A:
Can
I
do
any
cleaning
on
the
first
day
of
the
Spring
Festival?
B:
No,
you
can’t.
You
can’t
do
any
cleaning
on
the
first
day
of
the
Spring
Festival.
can
You
______drive
on
the
left
side
of
the
road
in
Britain.
In
England,
you_____
say
Mr
and
Mrs
when
you
speak
to
older
people.
You
____________be
late
for
school.
You
____________drive
a
car
at
the
age
of
14.
must
mustn’t/can’t
mustn’t/can’t
must
must,
mustn’t/can’t
Group
work
Traditional
life
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
Talk
about
what
you
must/mustn’t/can’t
do
8
1
At
school
must,
mustn’t/can’t
2
At
home
must,
mustn’t/can’t
In
the
library
3
must,
mustn’t/can’t
Visit
a
foreigner’s
home
4
must,
mustn’t/can’t
In
the
museum
5
must,
mustn’t/can’t
6
must,
mustn’t/can’t
Public
rules
(on
the
street
or
in
the
shop)
Traffic
rules
7
must,
mustn’t/can’t
At
the
dining
table
8
must,
mustn’t/can’t