上海《新世纪英语》第一册第一单元第一课练习.doc

Revision and Exercises of Unit One Personal Information Language highlights and sentence patterns: Hello / Hi, Linda! How do you do? Hows your school?/ father/ sister? How are you doing? How are you? How is it going? Hello / Hi, Jack! How do you do? Fine, thanks. And you? Im very/ pretty well, thanks. Im fine, thanks you. How / What about you? OK, thanks. And you? Great, thanks. And you? Fine/ OK/ Great/ Not(too) bad, thanks. Pretty well, thank you. Mr /Mrs / Miss/ Ms Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too. Nice to see you. Nice to see you, again. Nice meeting /seeing you. Nice meeting / seeing you, too. Nice to meet you here. / Nice to see you again./ Hello! Havent seen you for a long time. Nice to have met you. Nice to have seen you. Is Li your given / first / family / surname / last name? Could you help me with my Chinese? May I have your telephone number / e-mail address / name ...? What do they look like? What does your father do? Who do they work for? This is / Let me introduce you to / Id like you to meet . Let me introduce myself. My name is Which class are you in? Im in Class Two. Its time for the opening ceremony/ school/ class. Its time to do morning exercises. Tasks: To greet people To introduce yourself and other people To find out about peoples names, nationalities, hometowns, address, telephone numbers, appearance, and jobs To write an introduction to yourself To make a request To talk and write about your families Useful language points: For the first time: They are seeing each other for the first time. He is playing this game for the first time. Say to: = talk to = speak to He is saying to me about his school? He is talking to me about his school. Each other: They are greeting each other. Lets help each other. The new students are introducing At the gate/door (of) : They are going to meet at the gate of Peoples Park. Julias father is waiting for her at the school gate. How are you doing? = How are you these days? What about yo