牛津译林版八年级上册 Unit 4 Do it yourself 第4课时 课件 (共20张PPT)

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Unit 4 Do it yourself
Grammar
Task 1
Andrew isn’t good at DIY! What instructions can you give
He wanted to put up a picture on the wall, but he hit the pipe.
Instructions:
Stop it!
Put up a picture on the wall.
Don’t hit the pipe.
Paint the walls blue.
Don’t paint the cat.
Warming-up
Give instructions
Give
instructions
Presentation
Let’s learn
Stop it!
Put up a picture on the wall.
We start a sentence with the base form if a verb when want to tell people what to do.
Give
instructions
Presentation
Don’t hit the pipe.
Don’t paint the cat.
We add do not/don’t in front of a verb when we want to tell people not to do something.
Give
instructions
Presentation
Please fix the shelf for me.
Don’t touch the wet paint, please.
We often add please in a sentence to make an instruction more polite.
Don’t turn left.
Don’t turn right.
Don’t go straight.
Practice
Can you guess what these signs mean
Turn left.
Go straight.
Turn right.
Look and guess
Look at the pictures and complete the instructions
Cut
Write
Practice
Practice
Draw
Look
try
don’t give
Keep
Give up making cards.
Seldom try to think of another way to make it.
Just do it without remembering to have all the materials you need nearby.
Please don’t give up making cards.
Keep trying it in another way.
Don’t forget to have all the materials you need nearby before you do it.
If you find difficulties in making cards, how will you solve them
Production
Read and think
Task 2
How to Give Instructions in a Polite Way
We can change the strong word “must” into
“should” or “had better”.
Presentation
Sometimes ordering others is not a wise choice but giving advice in a polite way is the best!
Let’s learn
I think DIY is not easy. What should I do
ask others for help.
work harder.
join a DIY club.
You should/had better
Presentation
Rule 1 Both of should and had better follow a do.
Read and learn
Rule 2 The tone of had better is stronger than should.
Rule 3 The modal verbs should and had better do not change their forms.
a begin your work without reading them
b join a DIY club to learn more about it
c be patient
d buy some to learn more about it
e play with them when you do DIY jobs
Practice
Make sentences with should (not) or had better (not)
1. There are many useful books about DIY.
You should/had better buy some books to
learn more about DIY.
Practice
2. DIY is not easy.
You should/had better join a DIY club to learn more about it.
3. Instructions are important.
You shouldn’t/had better not begin your work without reading them.
Practice
4. Scissors can be dangerous.
You shouldn’t/had better not play with them when you do DIY jobs.
5. Sometimes it’ll take time to do a DIY job.
You should/had better be patient enough in order to succeed in the end.
Practice
Try to give advice
Can you give advice on how to sleep well at night
Sample:
You should / had better drink a glass of milk
before going to bed.
…
Summary
Giving instructions
Do …
Don’t do …
Please do …
Do …, please.
Giving advice
You should do …
You shouldn’t do
You’d better do
You’d better not do
1. Practice talking about your DIY with a new partner by using what
we’ve learnt today.
2. Preview Integrated skills.
Homework
Thank you!