热身 Warm-up
我每天六点起床 - I get up at six every day. Match pictures with phrases.
起床qǐ chuáng
A. get up
跑步pǎo bù
D. run/jog
吃药chī yào
B. take medicine
生病shēng bìng
E. get sick
休息xiūxi
F. rest
出院chū yuàn
C. leave hospital
课文一:在运动场
Text 1: On the playground
A: 你很少生病,是不是喜欢运动?
Nǐ hěn shǎo shēng bìng, shì bu shì xǐhuan yùndòng? (You seldom get sick, do you like sports?)
B: 是啊,我每天早上都要出去跑步。
Shì a, wǒ měi tiān zǎoshang dōu yào chūqu pǎobù. (Yes, I go out for a jog every morning.)
A: 你每天几点起床?
Nǐ měi tiān jǐ diǎn qǐ chuáng? (What time do you get up?)
B: 我每天六点起床。
Wǒ měi tiān liù diǎn qǐ chuáng. (I get up at six every day.)
生词 New Words
- 生病 (shēng bìng) - v. to fall ill, to be sick
- 每 (měi) - pron. every, each
- 早上 (zǎoshang) - n. morning
- 跑步 (pǎo bù) - v. to run, to jog
- 起床 (qǐ chuáng) - v. to get up, to get out of bed
课文二:在医院
Text 2: In the hospital
A: 吃药了吗?现在身体怎么样?
Chī yào le ma? Xiànzài shēntǐ zěnmeyàng? (Did you take your medicine? How do you feel now?)
B: 吃了。现在好多了。
Chī le. Xiànzài hǎo duō le. (Yes, I did. I feel much better now.)
A: 什么时候能出院?
Shénme shíhou néng chū yuàn? (When can you leave the hospital?)
B: 医生说下个星期。
Yīshēng shuō xià ge xīngqī. (Next week according to the doctor.)
生词 New Words
- 药 (yào) - n. medicine, drug
- 身体 (shēntǐ) - n. body
- 出院 (chū yuàn) - v. to leave hospital
- 出 (chū) - v. to come/go out
课文三:在操场
Text 3: On the playground (focus: age & height)
A: 大卫今年多大?
Dàwèi jīnnián duō dà? (How old is David?)
B: 二十多岁。
Èrshí duō suì. (Over 20 years old.)
A: 他多高?
Tā duō gāo? (How tall is he?)
B: 一米八几。
Yī mǐ bā jǐ. (He is more than 180cm tall.)
A: 你怎么知道这么多啊?
Nǐ zěnme zhīdào zhème duō a? (How come you know so much?)
B: 他是我同学。
Tā shì wǒ tóngxué. (He is my classmate.)
生词 New Words
- 高 (gāo) - adj. tall, high
- 米 (mǐ) - m. meter
- 知道 (zhīdào) - v. to know
语法:用“是不是”的问句
Questions using "是不是" (shì bu shì - literally "yes or no") are used to confirm a guess or assumption.
你很少生病,是不是喜欢运动?
Nǐ hěn shǎo shēngbìng, shì bu shì xǐhuan yùndòng? (You seldom get sick, (is it that) you like sports?)
语法:代词“每”
The pronoun "每" (měi) means "every" or "each". It's used before a measure word.
- 每天 (měitiān) - every day
- 每年 (měinián) - every year
- 每个星期 (měi ge xīngqī) - every week
语法:疑问代词“多”
The interrogative pronoun "多" (duō) is used before an adjective to ask about the degree of something. A specific quantity should be given in the answer.
- 你多大? (Nǐ duō dà?) - How old are you? (lit. you how big?)
- 他多高? (Tā duō gāo?) - How tall is he? (lit. he how tall?)
文化小贴士 Cultural Tip
在中国问年龄 (Asking age in China):
- 对小孩 (For children, typically under 10): 你几岁了? (Nǐ jǐ suì le?) - How old are you?
- 对同龄人或年轻人 (For peers or young people): 你多大了? (Nǐ duō dà le?) - How old are you? (This lesson's focus)
- 对长辈 (For elders, respectfully): 您多大年纪了? (Nín duō dà niánjì le?) or 您高寿?(Nín gāoshòu?) - How old are you? (very respectful)
Choosing the right phrase shows respect and cultural awareness.
本课词汇总览 Vocabulary Summary
起床 (qǐ chuáng) v. get up
跑步 (pǎo bù) v. run/jog
吃药 (chī yào) v. take medicine
生病 (shēng bìng) v. get sick
休息 (xiūxi) v. rest
出院 (chū yuàn) v. leave hospital
每 (měi) pron. every
早上 (zǎoshang) n. morning
药 (yào) n. medicine
身体 (shēntǐ) n. body
出 (chū) v. to go out
高 (gāo) adj. tall
米 (mǐ) m. meter
知道 (zhīdào) v. to know
忙 (máng) adj. busy
时间 (shíjiān) n. time





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