Way of life教学课件1.pptVIP

In some countries you (7) cannot / can go into someone’s house with your shoes on. You (8) need not / must not take them off. But in some countries you (9) might / must not wear shoes in the house. 4. Listen to a teenager talking about his life. Check (√) the things he must or mustn’t do. must mustn’t 1 clean up bedroom once a week 2 wash up after dinner 3 stay out after 9 pm 4 do homework before going out 5 wash hands before dinner 6 play music loudly after 10 pm √ √ √ √ √ √ 5. Listen again. What two things does he say he can do? _________________________ _________________________. 2. _________________________ _________________________. He can go out with his friends at weekends. He can play music loudly before ten o’clock at night. 7. Write some things you can, must and must not do at home. I can… I must… I must not… I can watch TV when I come home from school. I must help around the house, for example, do the washing up. I must not go to bed late. Now work in pairs. Tell each other three things you must do at home and three things you mustn’t do. Are your home rules different or the same? — I must visit my grandparents once a week. I mustn’t stay up late in the evening. — … 7. Complete the sentences with the words or expressions in the box. baseball cap chess set chopsticks dictionary present 1. Use your __________ to look up any words you do not understand. 2. Most Chinese people eat noodles with __________. 3. Jenny could not wait to open her birthday __________. dictionary chopsticks presents 4. He thinks it’s cool to wear his ____________ back-to-front. 5. Where’s my __________? Let’s play a game. baseball cap chess set 8. Play a game. Choose a word or an expression from the box and describe it to the class. The class guesses what it is. baseball cap bike chess set chocolate chopsticks dictionary fish and chips litter photo video game A: Many people have one. B