Section A Period One

Now 2 mins to test your spelling. 1. English-Chinese rubbish, floor, mess 2. Chinese-English 倒垃圾；折叠；打扫

do housework

Do you often help your parents do chores? do chores = do housework

clean the living room do the dishes make the bed wash the dishes

take out the rubbish fold the clothes sweep the floor

Try to remember the pictures in order. 5 do the dishes fold the clothes clean the living room take out the rubbish sweep the floor make the bed

I think it is a little bit hot in our classroom and I want to ask someone to open the window. What can I say?

I can say 1. Open the window! 2. Can you open the window? 3. Could you please open the window? Can you find the difference? Different ways of saying. Which is the most polite expression?

sweep the floor get up early cook for us Could you please...? Look and say

play the computer games Could you please not...? look out of the window play soccer here

有礼貌地提出请求句型： Could you please do sth. ？ 请你 ( 做 ) …… 好吗？ Could you please not do sth.? 请你不要 ( 做 ) …… 好吗？

Could you please clean your room? a dirty room I’m sorry. I’ll do it right away. 不好意思，我马上做。 What will you response if somebody says “Could you please …”?

Could you please take out the rubbish? Yes, sure./ Of course. / All right. / OK.

play football on the road Could you please not play football on the road? I’m sorry. I won’t do it again. What will you response if somebody says “Could you please not…”?

A: Could you please make the bed? B: Sorry, I can’t. I have to do my homework. (have to do my homework)

-- Could you please do the dishes? -- Yes, Sure./ Of course. / All right. / OK.

-- Sorry, I can’t. I am studying for my test. (am studying for my test) -- Could you please fold the clothes?

wash your hands clean the yard

smoke in public Could you please not smoke here? I’m sorry. I’ll go out.

fight with others argue with each other

sweep the floor do the dishes make the bed take out the rubbish fold the clothes clean the living room (study for my test) (clean the living room ) (babysit my sister)(Yes, sure.) (do my homework)(Yes, sure.) A: Could you please take out the rubbish? B: Yes, sure./ Of course./ All right. /OK. Sorry, I can’t. I have to do my homework. Sorry, I can’t. I am doing the dishes.

Which group can ask and answer more questions with the verb phrases? Chain drills A: Tom, could you please do the dishes? B: Yes, sure. Ann, Could you … ? C: Sorry, I can ’ t. Jim, … D: …

A: Could you please sweep the floor? B: Yes, sure. Can you do the dishes? A: Well, could you please do them? I’m going to clean the living room. B: No problem. Example: Make conversations about the chores in 1a. 1c