Презентация по английскому языку на тему have got/has got

Grade: 5

Title of the lesson: Have got/ has got. Иметь, обладатьв простом настоящем времени.

Болу, осы шақта қолданылады

Skills to be emphasized:

• listening

• speaking

Objectives:

• to talk about family

• to enrich the students vocabulary

• to develop pupils skills in speaking, listening

• to educate to learn and respect foreign languages

Vocabulary: mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, sister, brother, aunt, uncle, niece,

nephew

Review: bag, black, box, car, clown, four, orange, radio, six, small, two, umbrella, watch, white, yellow

Grammar: I/you/ we/ they have got/'ve got, he/she/ it has got/'s got

Materials: Interactive board

Procedure of the lesson

The Outline of the lesson.

I. Organization moment:

Good morning dears!

How are you?

I'm fine, thank you. And you?

speech drill:

Who is on duty today?

I'm on duty today.

Who is absent?

…are (is) absent.

Checking up the home task:

T: What was your home task?

P: Our home task was …

Warm up:

Let's repeat words concerning "My Family". Say in English and translate

mother, father, grandmother, grandfather,

sister, brother, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew

сурет қою

Presentation of new materials

Grammar

Today I will teach you how to use "have got / has got". You should learn to make sentences and say about your family. Let's look at the board. I will explain you the new grammar.

• Глагол have got / has got используется, когда мы говорим о том, что у нас что - то или кто - то есть.

• Глагол have / has и выражение have got / has got переводится одинаково - иметь, обладать.

Have go've got

(болу / иметь)

I

You

We

They

Has got/

's got

She

He

It

• If you make negative sentences you should add not after have or has

Have not got (haven't)

I

You

We

They

Has not got (hasn't)

She

He

It

Example: I haven't got a sister.

She hasn't got a brother

• If you make question sentences you should put have or has the first

HaveI

You

We ?

They

Has

She

He ?

It

Example: Have you got a brother?

No, I haven't got a brother

I have got a sister

Now give your own examples. Put questions to each other and answer for them.

Reading and listening

Listen and read the text. Then try to say about your family (play the CD)

My name is Minnie. I am 9. I have got a family. I have got a mother. Her name is Helen. She is a teacher. I have got a father. His name is Peter. He is a doctor. I have got two brothers. Their names are Alec and Tim. They are ten. They are pupils. They go to school. I have got a sister. Her name is Diana. She is three. She is not a pupil. I have got a grandmother and a grandfather. We have got a cat. Her name is Pussy. We have got a dog. His name is Bobby. They are funny! We are a happy family. I love my family very much!

Practice:

Activity 1

Click on the right answer.

1. Bobby

2. Two

3. Three

4. Yes, She has got

5. Diana

6. Pupils

7. Peter

8. Nine

9. Teacher

10. Alec and Tim

Activity 2

Fill in missing words. Come to the black board and do the exercise.

1. Minni 7. two

2. family 8. ten

3. name 9. sister

4. teacher 10. not

5. got 11. grandfather

6. doctor

Speaking

Activity 1

Answer the question. One by one.

1. What is your name?

2. Have you got a family?

3. Have you got a mother?

4. What is her name?

5. What is she?

6. Have you got a father?

7. What is his name?

8. What is he?

9. Have you got a grandmother or a grandfather?

10. Have you got sisters or brothers?

11. Have you got a dog or a cat?

12. Do you love your family?

Writing

Fill in the gaps.

Activity 2

Make the sentences to help to finish the wall

Answers

1. I have got a brother.

2. I go to school.

3. Have you got a cat?

4. We are a happy family.

5. My mother is a teacher.

6. My father is a doctor.

7. Have you got a brother?

8. Her name is Diana.

9. I have got a family.

Conclusion

Check your progress

Make a dialogue. Using words at the board.

• Hello!

• Hi! What's your name?

• My name is Pete and What's your name?

• My name is Pooh. How old are you?

• I'm eight. And you.

• I'm seven. Where are you from?

• I'm from Australia. And you?

• I'm from Britain. How are you?

• Fine, thanks. And you?

• I'm OK. Thank you.

• Glad to meet you.

• Nice to meet you too. Bye.

• Good - bye, Pooh.

Homework

At home make 10 sentences

Marks