高一下英语外研版必修3Module1SpeakingPronunciationandeverydayEnglish教案.doc

高一下英语外研版 必修3 Module1 Speaking—Pronunciation and everyday English教案 Period 5 Speaking—Pronunciation and everyday English ■Goals To learn about tag questions To role-play a conversation ■Procedures Step 1: Learning about Tag Questions A tag question is a special construction in English. It is a statement followed by a mini-question. The whole sentence is a tag question, and the mini-question at the end is called a question tag. We use tag questions at the end of statements to ask for confirmation. They mean something like: Am I right? or Do you agree? They are very common in English. The basic structure is: +Positive statement,-negative tag?-Negative statement,+positive tag?Look at these examples with positive statements: positive statement [+]negative tag [-]notes:subjectauxiliarymain verbauxiliarynotpersonalpronoun(same as subject)Youarecoming,arentyou?Wehavefinished,haventwe?Youdolikecoffee,dontyou?You?likecoffee,dontyou?You (do) like...Theywillhelp,wontthey?wont = will notIcancome,cantI?Wemustgo,mustntwe?Heshouldtryharder,shouldnthe?YouareEnglish,arentyou?no auxiliary for main verb be present pastJohnwasthere,wasnthe?Look at these examples with negative statements: negative statement [-]positive tag [+]subjectauxiliarymain verbauxiliarypersonalpronoun(same as subject)Itisntraining,isit?Wehaveneverseenthat,havewe?Youdontlikecoffee,doyou?Theywillnothelp,willthey?Theywontreportus,willthey?Icanneverdoit right,canI?Wemustnttellher,mustwe?Heshouldntdriveso fast,shouldhe?YouarentEnglish,areyou?Johnwasnotthere,washe?Some special cases: I am right, arent I?arent I (not amnt I)You have to go, dont you?you (do) have to go...I have been answering, havent I?use first auxiliaryNothing came in the post, did it?treat statements with nothing, nob