四年级上册英语课件- One you admire Unit2 Grammar 香港牛津版 (共25张PPT)

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名称 四年级上册英语课件- One you admire Unit2 Grammar 香港牛津版 (共25张PPT)
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(共25张PPT)
One you admire
4A Unit 2 Grammar
Simple present tense
When do we use the simple present tense
We use the simple present tense to talk about things that are still true.
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
My mother goes shopping on Sunday.
What is the FORM of
They/We/You/I
+
verbs in the basic form
i.e., go, do not go
do, do not do
play, do not play
the simple present tense?
What is the FORM of
He/She/It
+
the simple present tense?
verbs added ‘s’, ‘es’ or ‘ies’
i.e., goes, does not go
cries, does not cry
plays, does not play
Where do you live, Toby
I live in Rainbow City.
For example:
May I speak to Sally
Sorry, she isn’t at home.
More examples:
How do you go to school, Tim
I go to school on foot.
My Sunday timetable 9:00 a.m. go to a restaurant with my family
11:00 a.m. have my piano lesson
12:30 p.m. go to Grandma’s home
4:00 p.m. go to the library
7:00 p.m. have dinner
9:30 p.m. go to bed
This is Betty’s timetable. Study it. Then tell your classmates and teacher what she does on Sunday.
Quiz time!
When does he get up in the morning
He _____ up at nine in the morning.
gets
My father _____ (read) the newspaper in the morning.
reads
Sally and Cathy often ___ (go) to the park together.
go
I ____ (go) roller skating in my free time.
She _______ (wash) the dishes after dinner.
washes
go
Superlatives with ‘the + ~est’
Hello! I’m Witchy. Let me tell you how to use ‘the + ~est’ to compare three or more people or things.
Whales are the biggest.
Dolphins are bigger.
Seals are big.
My mouth is smaller.
My mouth is the smallest.
My mouth is small.
My neck is long.
My neck is longer than yours.
My neck is the longest.
My tail is the shortest.
My tail is shorter than yours.
My tail is short.
Quiz time!
Have fun!
Dolphins are .
the biggest
The mouse is .
the smallest
short shorter the shortest
long longer the longest
big bigger the biggest
small smaller the smallest
See you!