人教版七年級英語上冊 （Do you have a soccer ball）新課件(第2課時)

Unit5

Do

you

have

a

soccer

ball?

（第2課時）

Bytheendofthis

lesson,

you

will

be

able

totalkaboutpersonalfeelingson

certainactivities.extract

(提取)

information

about

ownership

(所屬關(guān)系)

from

the

text.Learning

Objectives

Now

you

and

Paul

are

best

friends,

and

you

know

his

feelings

on

some

activities

well.

What

does

Paulprobably

think

of

theactivity?What

does

Paulprobably

think

of

theactivity?He

thinks

going

to

the

beach

is

relaxing.

What

does

Paulprobably

think

of

theactivity?What

does

Paulprobably

think

of

theactivity?He

thinks

learning

to

juggle

is

difficult.

What

does

Paulprobably

think

of

theactivity?What

does

Paulprobably

think

of

theactivity?He

thinks

enjoying

art

is

interesting.

What

does

Paulprobably

think

of

theactivity?What

does

Paulprobably

think

of

theactivity?He

thinks

listening

to

speeches

is

boring.

What

does

Paulprobably

think

of

theactivity?What

does

Paulprobably

think

of

theactivity?He

thinks

skateboarding

is

fun.

relaxing

difficult

interesting

boring

fun

relaxing

difficult

interesting

boring

fun

relaxing

difficult

interesting

boring

fun

He

thinks

going

to

the

beach

is

relaxing.

He

thinks

enjoying

art

is

interesting.

He

thinks

listening

to

speeches

is

boring.

Another

classmate

Jenny

invites

Paul

to

play

together.

Can

you

guess

what

they

are

going

to

play?What

activities

does

Jenny

mention?play

computer

games

play

volleyballwatch

TVplay

soccerplay

basketballWhat

activities

does

Jenny

mention?play

computer

games

play

volleyballwatch

TVplay

soccerplay

basketballplay

computer

gamesplay

volleyballwatch

TVplay

basketballWhat

does

Paul

think

of

these

activities?play

computer

gamesinterestingplay

volleyballwatch

TVplay

basketballWhat

does

Paul

think

of

these

activities?play

computer

gamesinterestingplay

volleyballdifficultwatch

TVplay

basketballWhat

does

Paul

think

of

these

activities?play

computer

gamesinterestingplay

volleyballdifficultwatch

TVboringplay

basketballWhat

does

Paul

think

of

these

activities?play

computer

gamesinterestingplay

volleyballdifficultwatch

TVboringplay

basketballfunWhat

does

Paul

think

of

these

activities?play

computer

gamesinterestingplay

volleyballdifficultwatch

TVboringplay

basketballfunWhat

does

Paul

and

Jenny

decide

to

do?play

computer

gamesinterestingplay

volleyballdifficultwatch

TVboringplay

basketballfunWhat

does

Paul

and

Jenny

decide

to

do?They

decide

to

play

basketball.What

does

Paul

and

Jenny

decide

to

do?

Paul

thinks

playing

computer

games

is

,

but

he

a

computer.

Although

he

has

a

volleyball,

he

thinks

playing

volleyball

is

.

He

also

thinks

watching

TV

is

.

He

wants

to

play

soccer,

but

Jenny

doesn’t

have

a

soccer

ball.

She

a

basketball.

Paul

thinks

playing

basketball

is

,

so

they

decide

to

play

basketball

together.What

does

Paul

and

Jenny

decide

to

do?

Paul

thinks

playing

computer

games

is

,

but

he

a

computer.

Although

he

has

a

volleyball,

he

thinks

playing

volleyball

is

.

He

also

thinks

watching

TV

is

.

He

wants

to

play

soccer,

but

Jenny

doesn’t

have

a

soccer

ball.

She

a

basketball.

Paul

thinks

playing

basketball

is

,

so

they

decide

to

play

basketball

together.interestingWhat

does

Paul

and

Jenny

decide

to

do?

Paul

thinks

playing

computer

games

is

,

but

he

a

computer.

Although

he

has

a

volleyball,

he

thinks

playing

volleyball

is

.

He

also

thinks

watching

TV

is

.

He

wants

to

play

soccer,

but

Jenny

doesn’t

have

a

soccer

ball.

She

a

basketball.

Paul

thinks

playing

basketball

is

,

so

they

decide

to

play

basketball

together.interestingdoesn’t

haveWhat

does

Paul

and

Jenny

decide

to

do?

Paul

thinks

playing

computer

games

is

,

but

he

a

computer.

Although

he

has

a

volleyball,

he

thinks

playing

volleyball

is

.

He

also

thinks

watching

TV

is

.

He

wants

to

play

soccer,

but

Jenny

doesn’t

have

a

soccer

ball.

She

a

basketball.

Paul

thinks

playing

basketball

is

,

so

they

decide

to

play

basketball

together.interestingdoesn’t

havedifficultWhat

does

Paul

and

Jenny

decide

to

do?

Paul

thinks

playing

computer

games

is

,

but

he

a

computer.

Although

he

has

a

volleyball,

he

thinks

playing

volleyball

is

.

He

also

thinks

watching

TV

is

.

He

wants

to

play

soccer,

but

Jenny

doesn’t

have

a

soccer

ball.

She

a

basketball.

Paul

thinks

playing

basketball

is

,

so

they

decide

to

play

basketball

together.interestingdoesn’t

havedifficultboringWhat

does

Paul

and

Jenny

decide

to

do?

Paul

thinks

playing

computer

games

is

,

but

he

a

computer.

Although

he

has

a

volleyball,

he

thinks

playing

volleyball

is

.

He

also

thinks

watching

TV

is

.

He

wants

to

play

soccer,

but

Jenny

doesn’t

have

a

soccer

ball.

She

a

basketball.

Paul

thinks

playing

basketball

is

,

so

they

decide

to

play

basketball

together.interestingdoesn’t

havedifficultboringhasWhat

does

Paul

and

Jenny

decide

to

do?

Paul

thinks

playing

computer

games

is

,

but

he

a

computer.

Although

he

has

a

volleyball,

he

thinks

playing

volleyball

is

.

He

also

thinks

watching

TV

is

.

He

wants

to

play

soccer,

but

Jenny

doesn’t

have

a

soccer

ball.

She

a

basketball.

Paul

thinks

playing

basketball

is

,

so

they

decide

to

play

basketball

together.interestingdoesn’t

havedifficultboringhasfun

Paul’sschoolmagazinedidasurveyaboutactivitiesstudentsdowithfriendsafterschool.Hereistheresult.Who

has

a

soccer

ball?

I

don’t

have

a

soccer

ball,

but

my

brother

Alan

does.

We

go

to

the

same

school

and

we

love

soccer.

We

play

it

at

school

with

our

friends.

It’s

relaxing.Frank

BrownWho

has

a

soccer

ball?

I

don’t

have

a

soccer

ball,

but

my

brother

Alan

does.

We

go

to

the

same

school

and

we

love

soccer.

We

play

it

at

school

with

our

friends.

It’s

relaxing.Frank

BrownWho

has

a

soccer

ball?

I

don’t

have

a

soccer

ball,

but

my

brother

Alan

does.

We

go

to

the

same

school

and

we

love

soccer.

We

play

it

at

school

with

our

friends.

It’s

relaxing.Frank

BrownFrank

Brown

doesn’t

have

a

soccer

ball,

but

his

brother

Alan

does.Who

has

a

soccer

ball?

Yes,

I

do.

I

have

two

soccer

balls,

three

volleyballs,

four

basketballs

and

five

baseballs

and

bats.

I

love

sports,

but

I

don’t

play

them—I

only

watch

them

on

TV!Gina

SmithWho

has

a

soccer

ball?

Yes,

I

do.

I

have

two

soccer

balls,

three

volleyballs,

four

basketballs

and

five

baseballs

and

bats.

I

love

sports,

but

I

don’t

play

them—I

only

watch

them

on

TV!Gina

SmithWho

has

a

soccer

ball?

Yes,

I

do.

I

have

two

soccer

balls,

three

volleyballs,

four

basketballs

and

five

baseballs

and

bats.

I

love

sports,

but

I

don’t

play

them—I

only

watch

them

on

TV!Gina

SmithGina

Smith

does,

and

she

has

two

soccer

balls.Who

has

a

soccer

ball?

No,

I

don’t.

Soccer

is

difficult.

I

like

ping-pong.

It’s

easy

for

me.

I

have

three

ping-pong

balls

and

two

ping-pong

bats.

After

class,

I

play

ping-pong

with

my

classmates.Wang

WeiWho

has

a

soccer

ball?

No,

I

don’t.

Soccer

is

difficult.

I

like

ping-pong.

It’s

easy

for

me.

I

have

three

ping-pong

balls

and

two

ping-pong

bats.

After

class,

I

play

ping-pong

with

my

classmates.Wang

WeiWho

has

a

soccer

ball?

No,

I

don’t.

Soccer

is

difficult.

I

like

ping-pong.

It’s

easy

for

me.

I

have

three

ping-pong

balls

and

two

ping-pong

bats.

After

class,

I

play

ping-pong

with

my

classmates.Wang

WeiWang

Wei

doesn’t

have

a

soccer

ball.1.

I

play

ping-pong

with

my

classmates

after

class.Who

might

say

these

sentences?1.

I

play

ping-pong

with

my

classmates

after

class.

No,

I

don’t.

Soccer

is

difficult.

I

like

ping-pong.

It’s

easy

for

me.

I

have

three

ping-pong

balls

and

two

ping-pong

bats.

After

class,

I

play

ping-pong

with

my

classmates.Wang

WeiWho

might

say

these

sentences?1.

I

play

ping-pong

with

my

classmates

after

class.

No,

I

don’t.

Soccer

is

difficult.

I

like

ping-pong.

It’s

easy

for

me.

I

have

three

ping-pong

balls

and

two

ping-pong

bats.

After

class,

I

play

ping-pong

with

my

classmates.Wang

WeiWWho

might

say

these

sentences?2.

I

have

soccer

balls,

basketballs,

volleyballs

and

baseballs.Who

might

say

these

sentences?2.

I

have

soccer

balls,

basketballs,

volleyballs

and

baseballs.

Yes,

I

do.

I

have

two

soccer

balls,

three

volleyballs,

four

basketballs

and

five

baseballs

and

bats.

I

love

sports,

but

I

don’t

play

them—I

only

watch

them

on

TV!Gina

SmithWho

might

say

these

sentences?2.

I

have

soccer

balls,

basketballs,

volleyballs

and

baseballs.

Yes,

I

do.

I

have

two

soccer

balls,

three

volleyballs,

four

basketballs

and

five

baseballs

and

bats.

I

love

sports,

but

I

don’t

play

them—I

only

watch

them

on

TV!Gina

SmithGWho

might

say

these

sentences?3.

My

brother

has

a

soccer

ball

but

I

don’t.Who

might

say

these

sentences?3.

My

brother

has

a

soccer

ball

but

I

don’t.

I

don’t

have

a

soccer

ball,

but

my

brother

Alan

does.

We

go

to

the

same

school

and

we

love

soccer.

We

play

it

at

school

with

our

friends.

It’s

relaxing.Frank

BrownWho

might

say

these

sentences?3.

My

brother

has

a

soccer

ball

but

I

don’t.

I

don’t

have

a

soccer

ball,

but

my

brother

Alan

does.

We

go

to

the

same

school

and

we

love

soccer.

We

play

it

at

school

with

our

friends.

It’s

relaxing.Frank

BrownFWho

might

say

these

sentences?4.

I

only

watch

sports

on

TV.Who

might

say

these

sentences?4.

I

only

watch

sports

on

TV.

Yes,

I

do.

I

have

two

soccer

balls,

three

volleyballs,

four

basketballs

and

five

baseballs

and

bats.

I

love

sports,

but

I

don’t

play

them—I

only

watch

them

on

TV!Gina

SmithWho

might

say

these

sentences?4.

I

only

watch

sports

on

TV.

Yes,

I

do.

I

have

two

soccer

balls,

three

volleyballs,

four

basketballs

and

five

baseballs

and

bats.

I

love

sports,

but

I

don’t

play

them—I

only

watch

them

on

TV!Gina

SmithGWho

might

say

these

sentences?5.

Soccer

is

not

easy

for

me.Who

might

say

these

sentences?5.

Soccer

is

not

easy

for

me.

No,

I

don’t.

Soccer

is

difficult.

I

like

ping-pong.

It’s

easy

for

me.

I

have

three

ping-pong

balls

and

two

ping-pong

bats.

After

class,

I

play

ping-pong

with

my

classmates.Wang

WeiWho

might

say

these

sentences?5.

Soccer

is

not

easy

for

me.

No,

I

don’t.

Soccer

is

difficult.

I

like

ping-pong.

It’s

easy

for

me.

I

have

three

ping-pong

balls

and

two

ping-pong

bats.

After

class,

I

play

ping-pong

with

my

classmates.Wang

WeiWWho

might

say

these

sentences?6.

My

brother

and

I

are

in

the

same

school.Who

might

say

these

sentences?6.

My

brother

and

I

are

in

the

same

school.

I

don’t

have

a

soccer

ball,

but

my

brother

Alan

does.

We

go

to

the

same

school

and

we

love

soccer.

We

play

it

at

school

with

our

friends.

It’s

relaxing.Frank

BrownWho

might

say

these

sentences?6.

My

brother

and

I

are

in

the

same

school.

I

don’t

have

a

soccer

ball,

but

my

brother

Alan

does.

We

go

to

the

same

school

and

we

love

soccer.

We

play

it

at

school

with

our

friends.

It’s

relaxing.Frank

BrownFWho

might

say

these

sentences?Figureoutthesurveyquestions.Frank

Brown:

I

don’t

have

a

soccer

ball,

but

my

brother

Alan

does.

Gina

Smith:

Yes,

I

do.

I

have

two

soccer

balls,

three

volleyballs,

four

basketballs

and

five

baseballs

and

bats.Wang

Wei:

No,

I

don’t.

Soccer

is

difficult.Figureoutthesurveyquestions.Frank

Brown:

I

don’t

have

a

soccer

ball,

but

my

brother

Alan

does.

Gina

Smith:

Yes,

I

do.

I

have

two

soccer

balls,

three

volleyballs,

four

basketballs

and

five

baseballs

and

bats.Wang

Wei:

No,

I

don’t.

Soccer

is

difficult.Do

you

have

a

soccer

ball?Figureoutthesurveyquestions.Frank

Brown:

We

go

to

the

same

school

and

we

love

soccer.Gina

Smith:

I

love

sports,

but

I

don’t

play

them…Wang

Wei:

I

like

ping-pong.

It’s

easy

for

me.

I

have

three

ping-pong

balls

and

two

ping-pong

bats.Figureoutthesurveyquestions.Frank

Brown:

We

go

to

the

same

school

and

we

love

soccer.Gina

Smith:

I

love

sports,

but

I

don’t

play

them…Wang

W