Unit 4 Having fun Topic 2 Would you like to cook with us? Section C 课件 16张PPT 无音视频

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Would you like to …
How/What about …
Yes, I’d love/like to.
Yes, I’d like that.
Good idea./ All right.
I’m sorry I can’t. I have to…
I’d like that, but …
Make Sentences.
Would you like to go
shopping with me
Yes, I’d love to.
What/How about flying a kite
Good idea!
家庭作业(不可数名词）
homework
做家庭作业
do one’s homework
Reading English stories will
help you learn new words and
improve your reading.
A story about Mr. Cooper
Look at the pictures and discuss the questions at Page 93 before reading.
How does the old man feel at the
beginning of the story
2. What would he like to do
3. What do the old man’s friends take
with them
4. Are they happy in the end
Read 1a and answer the following questions.
I'm not happy. I'd like to have
a picnic with my friends.
Would you like to have a
picnic with Mr. Cooper
Yes, I'd love to.
Thanks. That
would be very nice.
What about having a
picnic with Mr. Cooper
I'd like that, thanks.
I'd like to take some
hamburgers and bananas.
My favorite
food is fish.
I want to take some bread.
We are very happy!
1. He doesn’t feel happy.
2. He would like to have a picnic with his friends.
3. Some hamburgers, bananas, bread and fish with them.
4. Yes, they are.
Mr. Cooper is ___________. He wants to ____________ with his friends. His friends are very _______ and have a picnic with him. They take some ___________, _______, _______ and ________. They have a ________ picnic.
Read 1a again and complete the passage.
not happy
have a picnic
nice
hamburgers
bread
bananas
fish
happy
Work in groups
and
act out 1a.
Write a passage about your picnic.
The following questions may help you.
Where do you want to go for a picnic
Who do you want to go with
What would you like to take with you
What do you want to do there
1. Useful expressions:
have a picnic, go shopping
2. Talk about invitation:
(1)—Would you like to have a picnic with your friend
—Yes, I’d love to.
—Thanks. That would be very nice.
(2)—What about having a picnic with your friend
—I’d like that, thanks.