剑桥国际英语教程Unit1Please_call_meBethPPT课件

• David: Hello, I’m David Garza. I’m a new club member.
• Beth: Hi. My name is Elizabeth Silva, but please call me Beth.
• David: OK. Where are you from, Beth? • Beth: Brazil. How about you? • David: I’m from Mexico. • Beth: Oh, I love Mexico! It’s reallybeautiful. • David: Thanks. So is Brazil!
Close your book. Listen and answer the questions:
1. Where is Beth from?
Beth is from Brazil.
2. Where is David from? David is from Mexico.
3. What is Mexico like? It’s really beautiful.
Close your book. Listen and answer the questions:
1. What’s the name of Beth’s classmate?
It’s Sun Hee Park. 2. Where is she from?
She is from Korea.
Subjects
My name is …, but please call me …
I am …, but my friends call me…
e.g. Her name is Nicole Mary Kidman, but her friends always call her Nikki.
First name（名） Elizabeth
Mal es:
Mr.
Fe Ms. √
√
mal Miss √
√
es: Mrs. √
√
Names and nicknames
A Write M for male names and F for female names.
1.__M___ Joseph 2.__M___ James 3.__F___ Catherine 4.__F___ Elizabeth
Last/family/sur name（姓）
Silva
David
Garza
Practice these names: first names, last names and their spelling.
• Sam Lee Kyle Green Shirley Franklin James Lim Erin Parker
5. __M___ Robert 6. __F___ Susan 7. __M___ William 8. ___F__ Jennifer
B Match each of these nicknames with a name above. a. __5__ Bob c. __8__ Jenny e. _4___ Liz d. __6__ Sue b. __3__ Kate d. __2__ Jim f. __1__ Joe h. __7__ Bill
English Chinese
Math Physics History Geography
英语 中文 数学 物理 历史 地理
Art Music P.E. Politics Chemistry Biology
艺术 音乐 体育 政治 化学 生物
Listen and check the answer:
1. I‘m sorry. What’s your name again? _b__
2. What do people call
you?
__c _
3. How do you spell your last name? _a__
a. S-I-L-V-A.
b. It’s Elizabeth Silva.
c. Everyone calls me Beth.
How to address people: Names
Unit 1
Look at the picture on page 2, and guess:
1. Where are the people? They are in a club.
Look at the picture on page 2, and guess:
2. Who are they? They are on a club members.
Oral pratice
Now practice the conversation with your partner: use your own information.
Sentence Structures
1. Where are you from? 2. How about you?
What about you? And you? 3. Who is …? 4. What’s your last/first name again? 5. How do you spell that?
and Titles:
Use a title with a last name to address someone formally.
Title Singl Marrie se d
Use a first name or nickBiblioteka Baiduame without a title to address someone informally.
2. Linda can play the piano very well. Leo can play the piano very well, too. So can Leo.
3. Tom goes to school by bus. Tina goes to school by bus, too. So does Tina.
• Karl Newton Ellen Bush Kevin Williams Steven Baker
※ So is Brazil!
So + be/can/do + sb./sth.!
e.g. 1. My sister likes watermelon very much. I like watermelon, too. So do I.