Chapter 7 Family lives

3. david says that his parents only buy him simple clothes.
4. david says that they only have one tv for the whole family.

a2
1. she says she seldom does housework.
2. she says no one disturbs her.
3. he says his parents give him presents sometimes.
4. she says sometimes her mother asks her to clean her room..
5. he says his parents often say ‘no’ when he asks for things.
6. she says her parents want her to have a happy childhood.
7. she says her parents never pay him for doing housework.

b1
1. --- will the flower show start on the fifth of march?
 ---- no. the advert says it will start on the eighth of march.
2. --- will the lady of iron be on at 9.20?
---- no. the paper says it will be on at 7.25.
3. ---- is sunshine apartments near the underground station?
----yes. the advert says it is just a short walk away.
4. ---- is the woman in the picture doing a fashion show?
--- no. the picture shows she is showing the customers some new cars.
5. ---- will it be fine all day today?
  ---- no. the forecast says it will become cloudy with rain later.
6. ---- can children go to see the film at the shenzhen film studio?
---- no. the advert says it is not suitable for children.
step 4 today’s homework
  finish workbook at page 79-81.
the eighth period  
speaking
main points: learn to give yourself time to think
teaching procedures:
step 1 greetings and revision
   1.teacher greets the class in the usual way.
2.check the assignment for the last lesson.
step 2 lead-in
  answer the following questions:
1. how many people are there in your family?
2. are you an only child?
3. have you ever done housework?
4. do you wash clothes by yourself of by washing machine?
step 3 teach the students to use some of the expressions to give yourself time to think.
well:  1) to express doubt and hesitation;
      well, i’m not so sure about it.
      2) to continue a story;
       well, the next day he bought a new car.
      3) to express surprise;
        well, that’s good news.
oh well, if i must leave , i will.( oh well is used to express acceptance of something rather unwelcome)
oh, i didn’t realize that.( oh expresses slight surprise.)
er, i don’t really know.(er expresses hesitation.)
um, i don’t know what to say.(um means the speaker is thinking.)