牛津译林版英语-七下U5 Task 课件.pptVIP

Unit 5 Amazing things Task There are no bones in the back of elephants’ feet— only fat. Fish sleep with their eyes open. Revision: Fun facts about animals Revision: Fun facts about animals A giraffe has a long neck, but there are only seven bones in its long neck. A snake eats little or nothing for months in cold winter. Camels live in very dry places. They can live without water for a long time. Ants can smell things well. Free talk 1. Do you like eating sandwiches? 2. Do you know how to make a sandwich? 3. Would you please say something about sandwiches? sandwiches The Introduction of Sandwiches The Fourth Earl of Sandwich, John Montagu, was an English man. He loved playing cards very much. He often played all day and night. He did not want to stop for meals. He put meat between two pieces of bread. Others wanted to eat the same food. Then the food became popular. People named the food after the man. 1. What did John Montagu like doing? He liked playing cards very much. 2. Why did he put meat between two pieces of bread? Because he didn’t want to stop for meals. 3. Did others like this kind of food? Yes, they did. 4. Who did the food get its name from? John Montagu. Simon’s notes Simon’s article The structure of the article Introduction Body Conclusion Paragraphs 1-2: Give the theme Paragraph 3: Facts about sandwiches Paragraph 4: Feelings The tenses of the article Paragraphs 1-2: Simple present tense Paragraph 3:Simple past tense Paragraph 4:Simple present tense and past tense  We live in a wonderful world with a lot of amazing things. Many people like …, but do you know … ? … … (Facts) … Isn’t that amazing? 1…2… 3…  Notes (Facts) Amazing things Have a try 1. Do you like watching TV? 2. Do you know something about TVs? Simon’s notes Time Event The development of TV 1926 1935 1987 now the first TV show in the UK about 2,000 TVs in use in China, about 29 TVs per 100 families most f