Lesson 22 Big Plans for the Weekend Lesson 22 Major Plans for the Weekend
1 It's lunch time on Friday.
Lunch time on Friday.
1.1on Friday. On Friday, on before the week.
1.2It's time to do sth.Sentence pattern
① It's time (for sb.) to do sth. It's time (someone) to do something.
Now, it's time to enjoy the rice noodles! Now it's time to enjoy the rice noodles!
②It's time for (doing) sth. It's time for (doing) sth. It's time for (doing) sth. It's time for (doing) sth. It's time for (doing) sth. It's time for (doing) sth.
③It's the/one's + ordinal number + time + to do sth.How many times does someone do something?
It's Tom's second time to travel alone.
2 Danny and Jenny are having lunch together.
Danny and Jenny have lunch together.
2.1have lunch/breakfast/supper.Lunch/breakfast/supper.Have lunch/breakfast/super
2.2 means that nouns for three meals generally do not add articles before, but when there are modifiers, an indefinite article should be added. have a big supper. Have a great dinner.
3You can't stay still today.
You can't stay there all the time today.
3.1stay still keep calm. stay here is a linking verb, meaning "keep...", which is equivalent to keep. Still adjective, quiet, immobile, still.
4 And you never eat your lunch so fast. And you never eat lunch so fast.
4.1eat Lunch=have lunch.
4.2so fast so fast.
5Are you in a hurry to go somewhere?
Are you in a hurry to go somewhere?
5.1in a hurry, hurry up
in a hurry to do sth. urge to do something
5.2hurry verb, hurry up
hurry up hurry, hurry up
hurry up hurry, hurry up
hurry to do sth. hurry=do sth. in a hurry=in a hurry to do sth.
5.3go somewhere to go to a certain place. somewhere adverb, somewhere. The usage is the same as home , here , there, and the preposition to is omitted before.
6 No. Actually Jenny, I have big plans for the weekend! No, Jenny, I actually have major plans for the weekend!
6.1actually adverb, indeed, true.
6.2have a plan to do sth. There is a plan to do something.
7 It's going to be a good weekend!
It's going to be a good weekend!
7.1be going to do something.
8 What are you going to do this weekend?What are you going to do this weekend?
I'm going to learn something new this Saturday.
This Saturday I plan to learn something new.
8.1What is a question about the object of do, that is, something in the next sentence.
8.2learn something new learns something new. The new adjective modifies the indefinite pronoun something, but requires a post-set.
9Cooking! Cooking!
9.1cook①Intransitive verbs, cook. ②Transparent verbs, cooking, cooking. cook sb. sth. =cook sth. for sb.cook for someone. ③ Chef and cook, don’t make any mistakes. Write it as cooker (kitchen stove, stove)
9.2do some cooking. Cook.
10 So I am going to make donuts.
I want to make donuts.
Wow! How excited! Wow! Really good!
10.1make donuts. Make donut countable nouns.
10.2How excited!
11 I don't have any big plans for this weekend. Some in the positive sentence generally changes to any in the negative sentence.
12 I usually just stay home, read a book,surf the Internet, watch TV and help my mum with the housework.
I usually just stay home, read, surf the Internet, watch TV and help my mother do housework.
12.1stay home. Stay at home.
12.2surf the Internet. Surf the Internet,
go surfing. Go surfing.
12.3watch TV watch TV.
12.4help sb. with sth.Help someone to do something = help sb. (to) do sth.
12.5help related phrases:
help oneself (to) use it yourself; get it yourself to get it yourself
with the help of...
help sb with sth Help someone to do something
help with sth Help someone to do something
help with Help someone do it...
help each other help each other
need help need help
can't help Can't help, have to
ask for help Seek help; ask for help; ask for help
help yourself
help out Help... Get rid of difficulties
help on Encourage; promote
help sb.(to)do sth. Help someone do something
be of some/no/much help to sb. It is very helpful for someone some/no/.
12.6housework is uncountable noun, housework. do some housework. Do some housework.
13Would you like to join me this weekend?
Hmm, do you want to join my plan this weekend?
Really? I would love to come!
Really? I'm willing to go!
13.1like to do sth. Want.
13.2 would love to do sth. = would like to do sth.=want to do sth.
Want to do something.
I would love to give up smoking.
I would love to quit smoking.
13.3 would love sb. to do sth. = would like sb. to do sth.=want sb. to do sth. Want someone to do something.
13.4 would you love sb. to do sth.? = would you like sb. to do sth.?
Do you want to do...?
The affirmative answer is often Yes,I'd love/like to.
Negative answer:Sorry,I can't./I'm afraid I can't.
I always love learning new things.I always like to learn new things.
Wonderful! Great!
Now it's going to be a great weekend!
14.1love doing sth.5love to do sth. Difference:
14.1.1 Different meanings
①love to do sth means: love to do something; like to do something; love to do something;
I love to get up early in the summer.
②love doing sth means: like to do something, often do something, and be used to doing something
I love doing things that make me happy.
14.1.2 uses differently
①love to do sth: In addition to representing frequent actions, it can also represent the actions to be performed in a specific occasion, which is used in general current time.
②love doing sth: represents regular, habitual movements, ongoing movements or past movements, used for general present-time voice.
14.1.3 emphasizes different contents
①love to do sth: emphasizes a specific action.
②love doing sth: emphasizes regular and habitual actions.
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