Lesson 2 What are you going to do tomorrow 课件 2.ppt

Mr. Going-to-do Mr. Smith usually says, “Are you, John?” John isn’t going to clean his house or wash his car. Mr. Smith knows that. be going to 的否定形式： be not going to Mr. Going-to-do Then he says, “Excuse me, John. I’m going to do some work now.” And he goes into his house. Mr. Going-to-do Mr. Smith often says to his son, “If you say you are going to do something, then do it. Don’t be another ‘Mr. Going-to-do’.” another … 另一个 对话练习Dialogue Practice --What are you going to do this Saturday? --I’m going to see a film. --What are you going to tomorrow? --I’m going to visit my friends. --What are you going to do next month? --I’m going to learn to swim. --What are you going to do this evening? --I’m going to watch TV at home. --What are you going to do tomorrow morning? --I’m going to play football with my friends. --What are you going to today afternoon? --I’m going to listen to music. Thank you! Look and say Tell me your plan: After school, I’m going to do my homework. This evening, I’m going to wash my clothes. Look and say Tell me your plan: Tomorrow, I’m going to play football with my friends. This Sunday, I’m going to plant trees with my classmates. Look and say Tell me your plan: Next week, I’m going to see a film. Next weekend, I’m going to cook a meal for my parents. Look and say Tell me your plan: Today, I’m going to fly a kite. After school, I’m going to have a picnic with my friends. Mr. Going-to-do John lives in a village. But people often call him “Mr. Going-to-do”. Do you want to know why? John always says, “I’m going to do …” But he never does it. often, never … 常用来表示频率。 Mr. Going-to-do Every Saturday, John goes to Mr. Smith’s house and talks with him. “I’m going to clean my house tomorrow,” he says, or “I’m going to wash my clothes next week.”