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1 Chpter 1 嗨 Hi 1 一二 one, two, three (pges 2 3) 1 Here re some useful emergeny numers in Chin. Mth the Chinese numers with the English numers. 1 Amulne servie: 一二 0 f Fire: 一一 Polie: 一一 Trnsport ient: 一二二 British Emssy in Beijing: e 八一 0 五一二四 000 f British Consulte-generl in Shnghi: 00 八二一二七七五 0 2 How mny legs re there in eh piture? Choose the orret Chinese numer to mth the piture 八 十 e 十四 f 十二 g 二十 h 十八 Person Eution Limite 2010 Chpter 1 3

2 2 你多大? How ol re you? (pges 4 5) 1 Fin the orret piture for eh sentene in the gri. 你多大? Age 1 我十二岁 2 我岁 3 我十一岁 4 我十八岁 5 我岁 Person 3 你好 Hello (pges 6 7) 1 Mth the Chinese n English. 1 你好 Goo morning. 2 早上好 Hello. 3 忙不忙 Gooye. 4 老师好 Very usy. 5 很忙 e Not usy. 6 老师早 f Are you usy? 7 不忙 g Goo morning, teher. 8 再见 h Hello, teher. 2 Re the sums n tik ( ) True or Flse. True Flse = = 十七 = 四十 = 十八 4 28 x 3 = 八十 = 十 e Chinese numers up to 99: Rule one (1 to 10): 一, 二, 十 Grmmr Rule two (11 to 19): 十一, 十二, 十 十 Rule three (20, 30, 40, 90): 二十, 十, 四十, 十 Rule four: ny other numers re omintions of the ove, for exmple 25 is 二十五, 36 is 十, 98 is 十八, et. 2 Wor hunt. Cn you fin the phrses from Ativity 1? The first one is one for you. 我老几上八好岁师你好不十不好二我老很忙再老师见师见几你很四忙早上好十我不老师五不早忙见再见你七 3 Look t the pitures elow n re the greetings in Ativity 1 gin. Put the numers of the orret greetings in the speeh ules. You my put more thn one greeting in one speeh ule 四 Person Eution Limite 2010 Chpter 1 Person Eution Limite 2010 Chpter 1 五 5

3 4 我 My nme is (pges 8 9) Writing prtie When you lern to write Chinese hrters, it will e useful to rememer some si rules of stroke orer: from top to ottom s in 二 早 horizontl efore vertil s in 十 七 from left to right s in 好 mening goo left-flling efore right-flling s in 八 人 mening people from outsie to insie s in 月 mening the moon from outsie to insie n finlly to lose the ox s in 四 国 mening ountry mile efore the two sies s in 小 mening smll 1 Mth the Chinese sentenes with the orret piture. e 一 Zhou Jing 16 Deng Wei 32 Wng Xio Jin 1 她王小瑾 她二十一岁 2 他郭飞飞 他四十五岁 3 她邓薇 她十二岁 4 他李雷 他五十七岁 5 她周静 她十岁 21 Guo Fei Fei 45 Li Lei 57 Mening: Mening: Mening: Mening: Mening: Mening: 二 2 Put the hrters in the orret orer to mke sentenes 我 岁 多 她 好 你 大明 十 什么 他 什么 我 你 大 四 五 3 Mth the questions n nswers. 1 她多大? 2 你什么? 3 你多大? 4 她什么? 6 Chpter 1 我十二岁 她丽丽 她二十岁 我大明 Person Eution Limite 2010 Person Eution Limite 2010 Chpter 1 七 7

4 Writing prtie 七 1 Write your nme n ge in Chinese hrters. 我 我 _ 岁 Mening: 2 Trnslte the following telephone numers into Chinese hrters. 八 Mening: Meet Mingming s fmily. Write their ges in Chinese hrters. Mening: 十 Mening: Grnp Grnm 89 八十岁 86 _ 岁 早 (mening erly or morning ) is the time of the y when the sun ( 日 ) hs risen to the height of mn s helmet ( 十 ). 十 is the ol form of 甲, originlly mening helmet. Sine nother mening of 甲 ( 十 ) is first, the hrter 早 n lso men the first ( 十 ) sun ( 日 ), tht is, the erly morning: 早. 早 Unle D Mum Auntie 57 _ 岁 52 _ 岁 45 _ 岁 49 _ 岁 Mening: is ver mening to ll or to e lle or to e nme. 口 looks like n open mouth. Chrters with 口 hve something to o with mouth. It is ple on the left sie of the hrter. Other hrters with 口 inlue: 吃 to et, 喝 to rink, 唱 to sing, n 听 to listen (to someone speking). Eler sister Eler rother Mingming Younger sister 23 _ 岁 21 _ 岁 17 _ 岁 14 _ 岁 Mening: 8 八 Chpter 1 Person Eution Limite 2010 Person Eution Limite 2010 Chpter 1 9

5 Writing prtie Moving on 4 Write these people s ges in Chinese hrters. 1. Reor your level in Listening, Speking, Reing n Writing. 2. Look t wht you nee to o to reh the next level (see pges 63 64). 3. Now fill in your own trgets. 听 I hve now rehe Level in Listening. In Chpter 2 I wnt to reh Level _ I nee to I nee to 说 Mrk 十岁 1 Mry _ 岁 2 明明 岁 3 小丽 岁 5 Look t this nient Chinese mgi squre. The sum of the numers in ny row, in ny olumn, or in ny one of the two igonls is the sme. Cn you fill in the missing numers? 八 二 五 6 Cn you form two hrters from the following four omponents? I hve now rehe Level in Speking. In Chpter 2 I wnt to reh Level I nee to I nee to 读 I hve now rehe Level in Reing. In Chpter 2 I wnt to reh Level _ I nee to I nee to Copy the hrters three times. 写 1 zǎo 2 jiào 10 十 Chpter 1 I hve now rehe Level in Writing. In Chpter 2 I wnt to reh Level I nee to I nee to Person Eution Limite 2010 Person Eution Limite 2010 Chpter 1 十一 11

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