高一英语《Amazing people》课件8.ppt

1. How old are you? 2. Which floor are you on at school? 3. What is the date today? 4. How old is your father? 注意：When we talk about the date or when we want to talk about something in order, we use ordinal numbers. 当我们谈论日期或当我们按顺序谈论事情时，我们使用序数词。 in 1803, in 1985, in 1949, in 2000, in 2008, in 2009, 134 1,949 23,876 2,234,567 1,234,567,890 Modifier of numbers Figures can refer to age Susan will be 16 next month. date Tom was born on 17 December 1988. percentage Anna scored 90 per cent in her English test. price Susan bought a T-shirt for $ 20. street number Ye Ping lives at 798 Jiangsu Road. time Ivy is playing tennis at six o’clock this evening. Step 1: finding a speaker for your school A Your headmaster has asked you to help find a person to speak to your schoolmates. Listen to his requirements and fill in the note below. 1. Must be older than 18 but younger than ____. 2. Experience as a speaker would be ________. 3. Must be able to speak _______ and Chinese. 4. Must live in or near ________. Identification: name, address, contact information Objective: the job you want to get Education: the most recent school comes first, the names of the schools and graduation dates Experience: your past jobs, company names, location and position held for past jobs References: names of the persons who once worked or studied together with you and their contact information Other: honours you have got, hobbies and interests Step 2: introducing a speaker Tell the Ss: Western people usually use Mandarin instead of Putonghua when referring to the Chinese language. Take notes from the CV individually, and then check the answers with the whole class. Ask Ss: Do you think the person is fit for the principal’s requirements? Why? introducing a speaker 1. Name: _________ 2. Home: _________________________ ______________ 3. Male/Female: _______ 4. Age:_____ 5. Language spoken: _______________ ______________ Detail