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1、rubbishtakeouttherubbishfoldsweepfloorn.垃圾；废弃物倒垃圾v.折叠；对折v.扫；打扫n.地板Wordsmessthrow（threw）allthetimeneithershirtassoonasn.杂乱；不整洁v.扔；掷频繁；反复adv.也不n.衬衫一……就……；尽快Wordscleanthelivingroomdo/washthedishes洗餐具makethe/one’sbed整理床铺打扫客厅/起居室takeouttherubbishfoldtheclothes叠衣服倒垃圾sweepthef
2、loor扫地bed，bed，makethebedFloor,floor,sweepthefloorDishes,dishes,dothedishesClothes,clothes,foldtheclothesRubbish,rubbish,takeouttherubbishChores（杂物）,chores,Ilikedoingthechores.Guess:Whatishe/shedoing?Sheisdoingthedishes.Sheissweepingthefloor.Heismakingthebed.Heisfoldingt
3、heclothes.Doyoudothesechoresathome?Discussthemwithyourpartner.1ado/washthedishestakeouttherubbishfoldyourclothes洗餐具叠衣服倒垃圾sweepthefloormakeyourbedcleanthelivingroom打扫客厅/起居室整理你的床铺扫地Checktheanswer整理床铺洗餐具倒垃圾叠衣服扫地makethebeddothedishestakeouttherubbishfoldtheclothessweepthefl
4、oorIthinkitisalittlebithotinourclassroomandIwanttoasksomeonetoopenthewindow.WhatcanIsay?Icansay1.Openthewindow!2.Canyouopenthewindow?3.Couldyoupleaseopenthewindow?Canyoufindthedifference?Differentwaysofsaying.Whichisthemostpoliteexpression?could与can的用法区别could与can都是情态动词，
5、二者都可用于表示请求的句子中，但是用法稍有不同。can表示一般性的请求，常用于熟人之间或长辈对晚辈、上级对下级的场合。could表示有礼貌的请求，语气委婉,常用于非熟人之间或晚辈对长辈、下级对上级的场合。Couldyoupleasetakeouttherubbish?Yes,Ican/Sure./Ofcourse./Allright./OK.A:Couldyoupleasemakethebed?B:Sorry,Ican’t.Ihavetodomyhomework.(havetodomyhomework)肯定回答(Yes,Ican.)S
6、ure./Allright./Noproblem./Certainly./OK./Ofcourse.否定回答Sorry,Ican’t./I’mafraidnotCouldyouplease(not)dosth.?请你(不要)做……好吗？Makepoliterequests礼貌提出请求Mom:Peter,couldyouplease……?Peter:Yes,sure./Allright./Noproblem./Certainly./Sorry,Ican't.Ihavetodo...Listen.Whowilldothesechores?
7、Check(√)Peter’smotherorPeter.√√√√√√1bListeningMakeconversationsaboutthechoresin1a.1cPairworkYes,sure.Canyoudothedishes?Couldyoupleasesweepthefloor?Well,couldyoupleasedothem?I’mgoingtocleanthelivingroom.Noproblem.Listen.Peteraskshisfatherifhecandofourthings.Whatdoeshisfa
8、thersay?Check(√)“yes”or“no”.√√√√2a搭便车出去吃晚饭在外呆到很晚givesbaride让某人搭便车Listenagain.WhydoesPeter’sfathersay“no”?Drawl
