Module 3 unit 1 Have you got the Harry Potter DVDs课件（共19张PPT）

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Module 3 Unit 1
Have you got
the Harry Potter DVDs
Questions
1. Where did Amy and Lingling go
They went to the library.
2. What did they do there
They wanted to borrow videos.
3. What is the name of the video
Harry Potter.
4. What did they borrow at last
They borrowed some books.
library
shelf
librarian
library card
Paragraph 1
Amy: Excuse me. Have you got the
Harry Potter videos
Librarian: I’ll look on the computer.
Sorry, we haven’t got the videos.
But we have got the books.
Paragraph 2
Amy: Where are they
Librarian: They’re on Shelf C.
Paragraph3
Librarian: Ahh. You’ve got lots of Harry
Potter books here!
Amy: Yes, we have. Harry Potter’s our
favourite.
Lingling: We like Harry Potter in China,
too.
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Librarian: Your library card, please .
Amy: Here you are.
Librarian: Please return the books in two
weeks.
Amy and Lingling: Thank you.
“have got….”在英语当中用来表示“有…..”。
其单数第三人称形式为“has got….”
Examples:
1.我有一个漂亮的连衣裙，我十分喜欢它。
I have got a beautiful dress, and I like it very much.
2. Amy 有一封来自于美国的电子邮件。
Amy has got an email from America.
句型 Have you got …. 是一般疑问句，意为“你有….吗 ”肯定回答为：Yes, I/we have. 否定回答为：No, I/we haven’t.
Examples:
--你有《哈利波特》系列的录像吗？
--是的，我有。
--Have you got Harry Potter videos
--Yes, I have.
--你们这有一本关于美国历史的书吗？
--对不起，我们没有。
--Have you got a book about America history
--Sorry, We haven’t.
have got haven’t got has got hasn’t got
He ________a beautiful dress. He loves it
She wants some new books, but she _______ any.
They ________the Harry Potter videos, but they have got the books.
Certainly, we ________the CDs.
has got
hasn’t got
haven’t got
have got
.
Play a guessing game.
Have you got ….
Yes,I have./No ,I haven’t .
Snow White
Cinderella
The Ugly Duckling
Little Red Riding Hood
The Frog Prince
The Emperor’s New Clothes
The Little Mermaid
The Fisher man and His Wife
Books
Home Alone
The Bug’s Life
Tom and Jerry
Find Nemo
Hua Mulan
Lotus Lanterns
Mickey Mouse
The Lion King
Videos
Homework
Remember words we learnt today
Make conversation using “ Have you got… ” “Yes, I have./No, I haven’t.”