八年级英语下册 Unit 3 Could you please clean your room课件1 (新版)人教新目标版.ppt

1d Listen and fill in the chart. Sandy’s mom Sandy Sandy and Dave What are they going to do? buy drinks and snacks invite my friends, borrow some money, clean her room and use the CD player move the big chairs, clean the living room 1e Ask your partner for help at a party and talk about these things. A: Could you take out the rubbish? B: Yes, sure. go to the store buy drinks and snacks do the dishes clean the living room take out the rubbish A: Could you buy drinks and snacks for the party? B: Yes, no problem. A: Could you do the dishes? I have a lot of things to prepare. B: Of course. But I want to see the football match first. A: Could you go to the store? We have no cups for drinking juice. B: Of course. I’ll be back soon. A: Could you clean the living room? B: Yes. I’ll do it now. 2a Discuss the questions with your partner. 1. What do you often do to help your parents at home? 2. Do you think kids should help out with chores at home? A: What do you often do to help your parents at home? A: Do you think kids should help out with chores at home? B: I often help my mum do the dinner, wash clothes, sweep the floor. B: Yes, I think it’s better for kids to help out with chores at home, because it can help them independent and learn to share. 2b. The Sunday Mail magazine invited parents to write about whether they think young people should do chores at home. Skim the following letters. Which one agrees and which one disagrees? Skimming This means looking quickly through a piece of writing to find the main idea without reading every word. It is still a good idea to read the first sentence in each paragraph a little more carefully. Dear Sir, I do not understand why some parents make their kids help with housework and chores at home. Kids these days already have enough stress from school. They do not have time to study and do housework, too. Housework is a wa