Unit 3 grade 3: Do you have a milkshake?-Lesson 2
1. Task 1 Lesson 2 Unit 3 Grade 3
Listen to the story and repeat. Act (Listen to the story again and repeat. Role-play the story.)
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Tapescript
first. Do you have a milkshake, Rosy? (Do you drink milk tea, Rosy?)
– Yes, I do. (Yes, there is a mother.)
2. Where’s Billy? (Where’s Billy?)
– He’s behind the tree. (She’s behind the tree.)
3. Does he have a sandwich? (Has she eaten a sandwich yet?)
– No, he doesn’t. And he doesn’t have his salad. (She hasn’t eaten, Mom. And she hasn’t had a salad yet.)
4. Here you are, Billy. (Billy, it’s mine.)
– Thank you. (Thank you.)
5. Billy. Do you like the food? (Billy. Do you like food?)
– Well… they like the food. (Yes yes…they like food.)
– They? (What are they?)
6. Bad birds! (The naughty birds.)
– Sorry, Mom. (Sorry mom)
– It’s OK. We have more food. (It’s okay, baby. We have plenty of food.)
2. Task 2 Lesson 2 Unit 3 Grade 3
Listen and say (Listening and Speaking)
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Do you have a milkshake? Yes, I do.
Do you have noodles? No, I don’t.
Does he have a sandwich? Yes, he does.
Does she have a pizza? No, she doesn’t.
Translation
Do you want milk tea? Yes yes.
Do you want to eat noodles? Yes no.
Did she eat a sandwich? Yes, she ate.
Does she have pizza? No, she doesn’t have pizza.
3. Task 3 Lesson 2 Unit 3 Grade 3
Look and say (Look and speak)
Yes, I do / No, I don’t
Guide to answer
– Do you have a milkshake?
Yes, I do.
– Do you have salad?
No, I don’t.
– Do you have chicken?
No, I don’t.
Translation
– Do you drink milk tea?
Yes.
– Do you eat mixed vegetables?
Are not.
– Do you eat chicken?
Are not.
4. Practice
Complete the sentences (Complete the following sentence)
first. You / do / have / milkshake / a?
2. He / does / have / pizza / a?
3. She / does / have / noodle?
4. You / milkshake / don’t / have.
5. She / has / milkshake / a.
5. Conclusion
Through this lesson, you need to remember the following structure:
Do you have …………?
⇒ Yes, I do.
⇒ No, I don’t.
Does she/he have …………?
⇒ Yes, he/she does.
⇒ No, he/she doesn’t.
Eg
Do you have a sandwich? (Do you have a sandwich?)
⇒ Yes, I do. (Yes.)
Does she have a pizza? (Does she have pizza?)
⇒ No, she doesn’t. (Are not.)
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