牛津译林七下U7Grammar can could may 感叹句（21张）.ppt

waiter man Your room is 205 Could you show me the room? What a nice room! Thank you, you can call me any time if you have any problems. Thank you, how nice you are! No thanks,my pleasure. Fire is very dangerous! How dangerous (the fire is)! What dangerous fire (it is)! Lin Tao is a brave young man! How brave (he is)! What a brave young man (he is)! How + adj./adv. (+主语+谓语) ! What +(a/an)+adj.+n.(+主语+谓语) ! frog strange flowers beautiful air fresh Make exclamatory(感叹句) with both “How” and “What”. frog strange air fresh flowers beautiful Help Millie complete the conversation with What and How. Millie: What can Superman do, Simon? Simon: Superman can see through walls. Millie: (1)________amazing! His eyes are just like X-rays. Simon: Yes. He can also burn things with his eyes. Millie: (2)________ special eyes he has! How about his ears? Simon: He can hear things far away. Millie: (3)________ strange! What else can he do? Simon: He can stop a train with his hands. Millie: (4)________ strong he is! Can he fly? Simon: Yes. He can fly as fast as light. Millie: (5)________ a wonderful man! How What How How What Can I help you sir? Could you give me the bill? What’s your room number? Room 205. Could you wait a moment? Of course I can wait. Here it is! Thank you! By the way, may I smoke here? Sorry, I’m afraid you may not. waiter man Well, may I use my camera here? No problem. Using can or could to talk about ability. 1. We use can to talk about present ability. We use could to talk about ability in the past. e.g. Millie can speak good English. Shirley cannot ride a horse. The old man could swim across the Yangtze River. e.g. — Can I borrow your bike, Millie? — Yes, you can. Here you are. — Could I smoke here? — Sorry, I’m afraid you can’t. — May I use your mobile phone? — Of course you may/can. 2. We use can, could or may to ask for permission（许可，允许）. ‘Could’ sounds more polite than ‘can’. ‘May’ is forma