英语三年级上广东版(开心)版《Unit 12 Review 3》课件1
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| 名称 | 英语三年级上广东版(开心)版《Unit 12 Review 3》课件1 |  | |
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课件11张PPT。Unit 12 Review 3RevisionWhere did Danny buy last Saturday?
What Did Danny buy there?
3. What does he do with these?
He went to the mall. Some pieces of wood.
A bottle of glue.
Some red paper. He uses these to make a new product.Guess What is Danny’s invention like?It’s a Danny desk-cycle.What is it used for?When you glue it on your bike, it is a desk. You can do your homework as you ride.Talk aboutDo you think it is useful?
Can it sell well? Why?These are Brain’s cakes on sale.
What do you want to know about the cakes?On Thursday, Brian and Danny are selling their products.
A classmate comes up to Brian’s table. “What are you selling?” she asks.
“Cookies,” says Brian. “I baked them myself.”
“Are they expensive?” she asks. “I don’t have very much money.”
“You can buy four for only one dollar,” says Brian.They’re cheap!That’s fine. I’ll take four, please.“Great!” says Brian. “One dollar, please.”
The girl takes a one-dollar bill from her purse and pays for her cookies. “Do you have any other things for sale?” she asks.
“No, I’m afraid not,” says Brian. “I’m only selling cookies. But my friend Danny is selling something, too.”
“What’s he selling?” she asks.
“I don’t know,” says Brian, “but his table is over there.”
She goes over to Danny’s table. She sees five pieces of wood. Each one has a bag and a big red flag. “What is this thing?” she asks.It’s a Danny Desk-cycle! Do you want to buy one?“Great!” says Brian. “One dollar, please.”
The girl takes a one-dollar bill from her purse and pays for her cookies. “Do you have any other things for sale?” she asks.
“No, I’m afraid not,” says Brian. “I’m only selling cookies. But my friend Danny is selling something, too.”
“What’s he selling?” she asks.
“I don’t know,” says Brian, “but his table is over there.”
She goes over to Danny’s table. She sees five pieces of wood. Each one has a bag and a big red flag. “What is this thing?” she asks.It’s a Danny Desk-cycle! Do you want to buy one?“What is it for?” asks the girl.
“Well, you glue it onto your bike,” says Danny. “It’s a desk, so you can do your homework as you ride.”
She says, “I don’t think it would be safe to do my homework on a bicycle.”
“Try it for one week,” says Danny. “If you don’t like it, I will give back your money.”
“Well,” she says, “how much does it cost?”
“It’s only five dollars,” says Danny. “That’s a very low price for such a great product!”
“No, that’s too expensive. I’m afraid I can’t afford it. I only have some coins. I gave my other money to Brianj for some cookies.
“You bought cookies?” says Danny. “May I have one, please? I’m hungry!” Some useful phrases:Can I help you?
I want /I’d like…
How many /much would you like?
What is the price?
What about this one?
Sorry, I’ll think about it.
That’s fine, I’ll take it. Ⅰ
( )1.What are you selling?
( )2.What is it for?
( )3.What is this thing?
( )4.How much does it cost?
( )5.May I have a cookie? Ⅱ
A. It's a desk. You can
do your homework.
B. Cookies.
C. It’s a Danny-cycle.
D. It’s only five dollars.
E. Yes, here you are. BACDEPractice
What Did Danny buy there?
3. What does he do with these?
He went to the mall. Some pieces of wood.
A bottle of glue.
Some red paper. He uses these to make a new product.Guess What is Danny’s invention like?It’s a Danny desk-cycle.What is it used for?When you glue it on your bike, it is a desk. You can do your homework as you ride.Talk aboutDo you think it is useful?
Can it sell well? Why?These are Brain’s cakes on sale.
What do you want to know about the cakes?On Thursday, Brian and Danny are selling their products.
A classmate comes up to Brian’s table. “What are you selling?” she asks.
“Cookies,” says Brian. “I baked them myself.”
“Are they expensive?” she asks. “I don’t have very much money.”
“You can buy four for only one dollar,” says Brian.They’re cheap!That’s fine. I’ll take four, please.“Great!” says Brian. “One dollar, please.”
The girl takes a one-dollar bill from her purse and pays for her cookies. “Do you have any other things for sale?” she asks.
“No, I’m afraid not,” says Brian. “I’m only selling cookies. But my friend Danny is selling something, too.”
“What’s he selling?” she asks.
“I don’t know,” says Brian, “but his table is over there.”
She goes over to Danny’s table. She sees five pieces of wood. Each one has a bag and a big red flag. “What is this thing?” she asks.It’s a Danny Desk-cycle! Do you want to buy one?“Great!” says Brian. “One dollar, please.”
The girl takes a one-dollar bill from her purse and pays for her cookies. “Do you have any other things for sale?” she asks.
“No, I’m afraid not,” says Brian. “I’m only selling cookies. But my friend Danny is selling something, too.”
“What’s he selling?” she asks.
“I don’t know,” says Brian, “but his table is over there.”
She goes over to Danny’s table. She sees five pieces of wood. Each one has a bag and a big red flag. “What is this thing?” she asks.It’s a Danny Desk-cycle! Do you want to buy one?“What is it for?” asks the girl.
“Well, you glue it onto your bike,” says Danny. “It’s a desk, so you can do your homework as you ride.”
She says, “I don’t think it would be safe to do my homework on a bicycle.”
“Try it for one week,” says Danny. “If you don’t like it, I will give back your money.”
“Well,” she says, “how much does it cost?”
“It’s only five dollars,” says Danny. “That’s a very low price for such a great product!”
“No, that’s too expensive. I’m afraid I can’t afford it. I only have some coins. I gave my other money to Brianj for some cookies.
“You bought cookies?” says Danny. “May I have one, please? I’m hungry!” Some useful phrases:Can I help you?
I want /I’d like…
How many /much would you like?
What is the price?
What about this one?
Sorry, I’ll think about it.
That’s fine, I’ll take it. Ⅰ
( )1.What are you selling?
( )2.What is it for?
( )3.What is this thing?
( )4.How much does it cost?
( )5.May I have a cookie? Ⅱ
A. It's a desk. You can
do your homework.
B. Cookies.
C. It’s a Danny-cycle.
D. It’s only five dollars.
E. Yes, here you are. BACDEPractice