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They need three peaches and take three bottles of orange juice from the fridge. Mr. Brown loves orange juice. Mrs. Brown can rest this afternoon. Peter cannot buy banana cakes because he does not have enough money. The dialogue is about a family discussing what groceries they need to buy and their plans for the afternoon.
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- 1. Teacher Fortuna http://blog.roodo.com/jenwenwu Kungshen English Book 2 Lesson 8 Dialogue 2 Class: 114 No:_____ Date:________ Part One 請聽 CD 中此對話, 將對話中提到的可數名詞與不可數名詞寫下來。 CD 將會播放此對話兩次。 Please write down the countable nouns and uncountable nouns you hear. Countable Nouns(cn) Uncountable Nouns(un) Part Two Answer the following questions after listening to Dialogue 2. ______ 1. How many peaches do t1. How many peaches do t1. How many peaches do t1. How many peaches do they need?hey need?hey need?hey need? (A) Zero. (B) Three. (C) Five. ______ 2. How many bottles of orange juice do they take?2. How many bottles of orange juice do they take?2. How many bottles of orange juice do they take?2. How many bottles of orange juice do they take? (A) Zero. (B) Three. (C) Five. ______ 3. Who loves orange juice3. Who loves orange juice3. Who loves orange juice3. Who loves orange juice???? (A) Mr. Brown (B) Mrs. Brown. (C) Bill. 4. What can Mrs. Brown do4. What can Mrs. Brown do4. What can Mrs. Brown do4. What can Mrs. Brown do this afternoon?this afternoon?this afternoon?this afternoon? A: ___________________________ 5. Can Peter buy some banana cakes?5. Can Peter buy some banana cakes?5. Can Peter buy some banana cakes?5. Can Peter buy some banana cakes? A: ___________________________ Part Three Please summarize Dialogue 2 with at least five sentences. Writing Rubrics 5 4 3 CONTENTCONTENTCONTENTCONTENT □ Full details of Dialogue 2. □ Most details of Dialogue 2. □ Some details of Dialogue 2. ACCURACYACCURACYACCURACYACCURACY □ No grammatical errors. □ Few grammatical errors. □ Some grammatical errors. COMMENTSCOMMENTSCOMMENTSCOMMENTS TOTAL ______=_____/100 Teacher FortunaTeacher FortunaTeacher FortunaTeacher Fortuna