Module 3 Unit 7 Poems (Grammar III)
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课件13张PPT。Grammar (III):
Using one and ones3Leisure timePoems7CONTENTS PAGEIntroductionPracticeIntroduction2-112Read the dialogue:I’d like a melon, please.Green or yellow?A yellow one, please.And I’d like some bananas too.Big or small?Big ones, please.2-212TipsWe use one and ones when we know that we are talking about and we do not want to repeat it.
We can use one instead of singular countable nouns, and ones instead of plural nouns.Practice7-112345A Ann is buying some things for the Li family barbecue. Work in pairs to do the shopping. S1 is Ann. S2 is the shopkeeper. Use one or ones and the words given.67Example:S1 I’d like some pork chops, please.
S2 Fresh or frozen?
S1 Fresh ones, please.pork (fresh/frozen)sausages (chicken/pork)chicken wings (fresh/frozen)a loaf of bread (brown/white)cups (plastic/paper)a bottle of cola (small/big)7-21234567B Choose the correct answer.7-31234567Amy I love New Year’s Eve. I hope it’s a nice party.
Todd I’m sure it will be. The (1) one/ones last year was a lot of fun. (2) Which/Who shirt should I wear?
Amy The blue (3) one/ones. Blue is a great colour for you. These shoes are really uncomfortable.
Todd Wear the other (4) one/ones. It’s more important to be comfortable. Is this right tie for this suit?
Amy Hmmm. Let’s look at some other (5) one/ones. That (6) one/ones on the left will look better with your blue shirt.
Todd It’s almost 8.00. Let’s go. We were late for the party last year. I don’t want to be late for this (7) one/ones too.
Amy I’m almost ready. I found my grey gloves, but I can’t find my black (8) one/ones.
Todd Why don’t you wear your grey (9) one/ones? They look fine.C Find six mistakes of using one and ones and then correct these mistakes.7-41234567oneonesThe onesWhichonesone*C Read this telephone conversation between Ann and her friend Penny, and complete it with words from the box. You can use the words more than once.7-51234567 yours Paul’s
one mine
our their
his your
we ones
us hers
it myPenny Hello, Ann, this is Penny. How was your weekend?
Ann Fine. We had a family dinner.
Penny (1)_______ whole family?
Ann Yes, all of (2)_______. We went to (3)_______ favourite restaurant, the Golden Crab.
Penny I didn’t know that was your favourite. It’s (4)_______ too.
Ann The food was good as usual, but we started dinner late. My brother (5)_______ car broke down, and he and Jennifer arrived after nine. (6)_______ were all starving by then.7-61234567Yourusmy/ourminePaul’sWePenny I thought (7)_______ car was a new (8)_______. How did (9)_______ break down?
Ann It wasn’t a new car. Paul and Jennifer often say that new cars are not as good as old (10)_______. So they prefer to use (11)_______ old car.
Penny I see. By the way, Ann, can you do me a favour? (12)_______ camera is broken. Can I borrow (13)_______ for a couple of days?
Ann Sorry, Penny, but I’ve lent (14)_______ to Nancy. Why don’t you ask Emily? I’m sure she’ll lend you (15)_______.7-71234567hisoneitonestheirMyyoursminehersConsolidationWorkbook 8B, pages 56 and 57.
Using one and ones3Leisure timePoems7CONTENTS PAGEIntroductionPracticeIntroduction2-112Read the dialogue:I’d like a melon, please.Green or yellow?A yellow one, please.And I’d like some bananas too.Big or small?Big ones, please.2-212TipsWe use one and ones when we know that we are talking about and we do not want to repeat it.
We can use one instead of singular countable nouns, and ones instead of plural nouns.Practice7-112345A Ann is buying some things for the Li family barbecue. Work in pairs to do the shopping. S1 is Ann. S2 is the shopkeeper. Use one or ones and the words given.67Example:S1 I’d like some pork chops, please.
S2 Fresh or frozen?
S1 Fresh ones, please.pork (fresh/frozen)sausages (chicken/pork)chicken wings (fresh/frozen)a loaf of bread (brown/white)cups (plastic/paper)a bottle of cola (small/big)7-21234567B Choose the correct answer.7-31234567Amy I love New Year’s Eve. I hope it’s a nice party.
Todd I’m sure it will be. The (1) one/ones last year was a lot of fun. (2) Which/Who shirt should I wear?
Amy The blue (3) one/ones. Blue is a great colour for you. These shoes are really uncomfortable.
Todd Wear the other (4) one/ones. It’s more important to be comfortable. Is this right tie for this suit?
Amy Hmmm. Let’s look at some other (5) one/ones. That (6) one/ones on the left will look better with your blue shirt.
Todd It’s almost 8.00. Let’s go. We were late for the party last year. I don’t want to be late for this (7) one/ones too.
Amy I’m almost ready. I found my grey gloves, but I can’t find my black (8) one/ones.
Todd Why don’t you wear your grey (9) one/ones? They look fine.C Find six mistakes of using one and ones and then correct these mistakes.7-41234567oneonesThe onesWhichonesone*C Read this telephone conversation between Ann and her friend Penny, and complete it with words from the box. You can use the words more than once.7-51234567 yours Paul’s
one mine
our their
his your
we ones
us hers
it myPenny Hello, Ann, this is Penny. How was your weekend?
Ann Fine. We had a family dinner.
Penny (1)_______ whole family?
Ann Yes, all of (2)_______. We went to (3)_______ favourite restaurant, the Golden Crab.
Penny I didn’t know that was your favourite. It’s (4)_______ too.
Ann The food was good as usual, but we started dinner late. My brother (5)_______ car broke down, and he and Jennifer arrived after nine. (6)_______ were all starving by then.7-61234567Yourusmy/ourminePaul’sWePenny I thought (7)_______ car was a new (8)_______. How did (9)_______ break down?
Ann It wasn’t a new car. Paul and Jennifer often say that new cars are not as good as old (10)_______. So they prefer to use (11)_______ old car.
Penny I see. By the way, Ann, can you do me a favour? (12)_______ camera is broken. Can I borrow (13)_______ for a couple of days?
Ann Sorry, Penny, but I’ve lent (14)_______ to Nancy. Why don’t you ask Emily? I’m sure she’ll lend you (15)_______.7-71234567hisoneitonestheirMyyoursminehersConsolidationWorkbook 8B, pages 56 and 57.