Book2Lesson 1 Think about it!1. How are you? Did you have a good holiday?2. Where did you go during the Spring festival?3. Where do you want to go?I want to go on a trip to Listen and catch the answers: 1. Where does Li Ming want to go? 2. Does Li Mings mother go to Beijing with him?To Beijing.Yes, she does. Read and find the answers:1. Why does Li Ming want to go to Beijing?2. How far is it from Beijing to Shijiazhuang?Only two hundred seventy-eight kilometers. go on(have) a trip to “去旅行去旅行”They are going on a trip to Mount Emei. 2. Youre too young to go. too to “太太以致于不能以致于不能” He is too young to ride the bicycle.Language notes: 3. Beijing is far from our city. 1. Mom, may I go on a trip to Beijing? far from “遠(yuǎn)離遠(yuǎn)離”My home is far from our school. 4. You work hard in/at school. work hard “努力學(xué)習(xí)努力學(xué)習(xí)/工作工作” too to twoA: May I/we ? B: Yes, you may./Yes, please./Yes, of course. /Sure. /No, you may not. /No, you may not. /No, you cant./No, please dont. / No, you mustnt./No, youd better not. A polite way of asking for something: Read and find the answers: 1. Can Li Ming go to Tiananmen Square? 2. Can he go shopping? 3. Can he eat in restaurants? 4. Can he go to a hotel? 5. Can he live in Beijing?read a book walk to schooltalk on the phone with my friend watch TVdo my homework listen to the radiospeak English have breakfastgo to the restaurant to eat fly kitesgo home by bike play computer gamesopen the window write with pencilshave a birthday party tonight play basketballBrainstorm possible(可能的可能的) phrases:Practise in pairs:A: May I/we ?B: Yes, you may./Yes, please./Yes, of course. /Sure./No, you may not. /No, you may not./No, you cant. /No, please dont./ No, you mustnt. /No, youd better not. 漢譯英：漢譯英： 1) 我想去加拿大旅行。我想去加拿大旅行。 2) 他太小不能上學(xué)。他太小不能上學(xué)。 3) 她家離學(xué)校很遠(yuǎn)。她家離學(xué)校很遠(yuǎn)。 4) 我們應(yīng)該在學(xué)校努力學(xué)習(xí)。我們應(yīng)該在學(xué)校努力學(xué)習(xí)。I want to go on a trip to Canada.He is too young to go to school.Is her home far from school?We should work hard in/at school. A task: Use “May I ” to ask for something politely. Practice using this phrase with a partner.