Unit8 I’’d like some noodles. Section A 2a-3a[下学期]

课件29张PPT。Unit 8I’d like some noodles. Noodle Jazz
What would you like? What would you like?
Noodles,noodles. I’d like noodles.
What kind of noodles? What kind of noodles?
Beef and potato, beef and potato.
A medium bowl of beef and potato noodles.Please make your own food jazz.ricenoodlesdumplingsporridgebeefmuttonchickenfishtomatoespotatoescabbageonionsouporange juicemilkgreen teaA:What kind of vegetables/meat/food/drinks would you like?
B:I’d like …meatvegetablesfooddrinksA: What kind of noodles would you like? B: I’d like …and …noodles. beeftomatoA:What size bowl of noodles would you like?B: I’d like a large bowl of noodles/large.A: What kind of noodles would you like? B: I’d like …and …noodles. chickencabbageA:What size bowl of noodles would you like?B: I’d like a medium bowl of noodles/medium.A: What kind of noodles would you like? B: I’d like …and …noodles. muttonpotatoA:What size bowl of noodles would you like?B: I’d like a small bowl of noodles/small.Make a surveyI’d like …. He’d/She’d like…Give a report like this: （始终围绕主话题开展活动， 既“巩固新知”，使学生通过
这种交互活动的方式进一步熟悉新的单词，又增进了相互间的了解。）Task: Role- play
Order food in a noodle house
(分别扮演顾客和服务员，编排对话)Welcome to our noodle house!
Can I help you? This way, please. Here’s the menu. What kind of … would you like? What size would you like? Is that all? Wait a minute, please… I’d like … I’d like a table for two. How much is it, please? Useful expressionsTask: Discuss and learnWhat do you like ?
I like … ,… and …green teadumplingssoupfishriceporridgeorange
juiceI don’t like …,…or….×××He likes … ,… and …
He doesn’t like …,…or….Task: There are all kinds of food and drink pictures. Let’s divide them into two groups:(1) Countable nouns (可数名词）(2) Uncountable nouns (不可数名词）Grammar Focus (1) Countable nouns (可数名词）:
noodles, dumplings, cakes, eggs, hamburgers,, French fries, sandwiches, hot dogs, apples,pears,bananas,grapes, strawberries,, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, oranges, …
(2) Uncountable nouns (不可数名词）：
rice, meat,beef, pork, chicken,fish,green tea, salad, mutton,broccoli,porridge,soup,juice, …
(3) Countable and uncountable nouns
salad ,cabbage ,chicken ,ice cream…Grammar FocusTask: Listen again and fill in the
order form on page 82. 15 Peace Road3982845Chicken, fish and cabbage. 16 mutton and carrol dumplings. Tomato soup. One large green tea.One small orange juice.cabbageOrange juicesoup dumplingshavespecialsbananaappleice creammediumorange juice green teaP49 4
A: What kind of noodles would you like?
B: I’d like chicken and cabbage noodles.
a small bowl of noodlesa medium bowl of noodlesa large bowl of noodles A: What size bowl of noodles would you like?
B: I’d like a small bowl of noodles. small medium large PAIRWORK
A: What kind of noodles would you like?
B: I’d like…
A: What size bowl of noodles would you like?
B: I’d like…Noodle HouseA: Can I help you,sir/madam?
B: I’d like mutton, cabbages and
orange juice.MENU
fish
mutton
Beef
cabbages
potatoes
onion
soup
green tea
orange juice
rice
noodles dumplings porridgeA: Can I help you,sir/madam?
B: What kind of food do you have?
A: Here’s the menu. We have fish,
mutton and beef.MENU
fish
mutton
beef
cabbages
potatoes
onion
soup
green tea
orange juice
rice
noodles dumplings porridgeP49. 3a
--- Can I help you?
--- I’d like some noodles, please.
--- What kind of noodles would you like?
--- What kind of noodles do you have?
--- We have chicken, mutton, potato, tomato…
--- OK, I’d like mutton and potato noodles, please.P49. 3a
--- Sure. And what size would you like?
--- What sizes do you have?
--- We have large, medium and small bowls.
--- Oh, a medium bowl, please.P 96. Section A
What size bowl of …
large
chicken, potato and cabbage
And how about you?Task4: Discuss and learnWhere can we eat noodles?
Would you like to eat here? Why? Where else?Welcome to … Can I help you? This way, please. Here’s the menu. What kind of … would you like? What size would you like? Is that all? Wait a minute, please… I’d like … I’d like a table for two. How much is it, please? Useful expressionsMENU
fish
mutton
Beef
Cabbages
potatoes
Onion
Soup
Green tea
Orange juice
rice
noodles dumplings porridge