Unit8Howdoyoumakeabananamilkshake.doc

Unit 8 How do you make a banana milk shake?
1. More phrases about put:
put away: Please put away your math books and get ready for English class.
put up: If you have any questions, please put up your hands. (put down)
put off: Because it is still raining hard, we have to put off the match.
put out: Before you get on the bus, please put out your cigar.
put A into B: ★ Please put your books into your schoolbag.
☆ Please put the Chinese into English.
2. More points about turn:
1) n. It’s your turn, Lily. I did mine just now.
2) v. turn on / off; turn up / down
Please turn down the TV, the baby is sleeping.
Please turn up the radio. I want to listen to the weather report clearly.
3) turn A into B: Please turn this sentence into Chinese.
4) turn to / back / over
Please open your books and turn to page 58. This time, please turn back the page, at page 57. Turn over the page, at page 59.
5) link-verb: When she knew her answer was wrong, her face turned red.
You mustn’t cross the street until the light turns green.
3. first; second; next; then; next; … finally (at last)
4. another adj : Do you want another chance?
I need another two days to finish the work.
5. half adj. Good beginning, half success.
half an hour; one and (a) half hours
Grammar focus
1. How to describe a process: Usually, we can use first, next, then, finally, etc. to describe a process. And among of them, next and then can be used in their turns.
2. Countable nouns and uncountable nouns
1) Countable nouns: There are forms of countable nouns, the plural form and the single form. The article a or an can be used before the single form of countable nouns, also, we can use some, any, few, a few, many, a lot of before the plural form of countable nouns. How many can be used to question about the amount of countable nouns.
2) Uncountable nouns: There is no plural form of uncountable nouns. And we NEVER use a or an before uncountable nouns. We can use some, any, little, a little, much, a lot of before uncountable nouns. How much can be used to question about the amount of uncountable nouns.
More examples: a lot of water, two bottles of water, many cups of water
a piece of bread, two pieces of bread, three boxes of pencils, etc.
Model essay ( writing ):
How to make a chicken hamburger
Hello, friends! Are you interested in cooking dinner? Well, here’s a recipe for a chicken hamburger.
First, put some tomato sauce on a slice of bread. Next, cut up some lettuce. Add the lettuce to the bread. Then, put some slices of chicken on the bread. Oh, don’t forget to put some relish on the chicken slices. Finally, put another slice of bread on the top. Well, your chicken hamburger in ready.

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