外研版（一年级起点）六年级英语上册Module 6 模块知识点复习课件（20张PPT）

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一、have got/has got 句型：
表示某人有某物
have got =have (1,2,3复)
I （You ，They）have got a car.
has got=has (3单)
She（He）has got a computer.
1.have got句型的一般疑问句：
直接把have / has 提前
Have they / you got a car？
Has he / she got a computer？
2.Have got句型的否定句：
直接在have/has后加not
I （You ，They）haven’t got a car.
She（He）hasn’t got a computer.
I have got a knife . Have you got a knife
Yes . I have.
I have got a knife and a fork.
Have you got a knife and a fork
Yes . I have.
I have got chopsticks. Have you got chopsticks
No. I haven’t.
haven’t =have not
A: I have got chopsticks and knives.
Have you got chopsticks and knives
B: No, I haven’t.
A: Have you got chopsticks or stamps
A: Have you got knives or postcards
B: I have postcards.
请用and/but填空。
1.I’ve got a dog _______ I like it.
2.I haven’t got a football, _____I’ve got a basketball.
3.I’ve got some chopsticks,____they are difficult.
4.Daming has got a Chinese kite______ we fly it in the park.
5.I want to go swimming,____ I’ve got a cold.
6.She’s got an email in French,_____ she can’t read it.
7.I can dance ___ I can play the violin.
8.I have got a book about America, ___ I can’t understand it well.
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Finish the short passage with “and, but, have got, has got”. (用我们所学，完成小文章。）
I _________a pet dog _____ my brother _______a pet cat. My pet dog is tall and strong____ my brother’s cat is small and thin. Sometimes the dog will catch the cat, _____it can’t catch the cat. Do you know why
have got
and
has got
but
but
It starts at eight o'clock.
It finishes at half past three.
When does Lingling's school
start and finish
Do you know the time
What time is it
What's the time
x=0: ...o'clock
0x=30: half past...
x>30: x to...
What's the time
=What time is it
It's six (o'clock)
What's the time
=What time is it
It's ten (o'clock).
What time is it
It's six twenty.
It's twenty past six.
What time is it
It's seven thirty.
It's half past seven.
What's the time
It's one fifty.
It's ten to two.
What's the time
It's seven fifty-one.
It's nine to eight.