Module 3 Unit 7 Poems (Workbook)
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课件32张PPT。Workbook3Leisure timePoems7CONTENTS PAGEVocabularyGrammarListeningReadingWritingAABAACBDB*BVocabulary3-1123ASome students are talking about their teachers and classmates in the classroom. Complete the sentences using the words in the box. Use each word once only.fair generous honest patient crossI often ask Miss Li questions. She is always (1)__________ with me and explains the answers clearly.3-2123patientSue is a(n) (2)__________ girl. She never tells a lie.Tim is often late for school. Miss Chen is (4)__________ with him.Mr Yu, the P.E. teacher, is always (3)__________ to both the players or teams when he is the judge of a match.Mike is (5)__________ to his friends. He is always happy to help them and share interesting things with them.honestfaircrossgenerousBMatch the words in the box with the words or phrases in italics below. Then rewrite the sentences.pleased alone chatted narrow rejected3-3123I cannot sit comfortably because the seat is not wide. _________________________________________________________
We were all happy to hear the good news. _________________________________________________________
He went on a trip to Europe without any other people. _________________________________________________________
Alice felt sad because the manager refused to consider her suggestions. _________________________________________________________
I talked with an old classmate on the Internet for an hour yesterday. _________________________________________________________I cannot sit comfortably because the seat is narrow.We were all pleased to hear the good news.He went on a trip to Europe alone.Alice felt sad because the manager rejected her suggestions. I chatted with an old classmate on the Internet for an hour yesterday.Grammar8-1AUsing who and whoseCommon errors??Whose dog is it?It’s Su Mei’s dog.123456781 A Who is coming to the party?
B Ruth sister is.
2 A Who are Mr and Mrs Wo?
B They’re Peter neighbours.Correct the answers to these questions. Add an apostrophe + s (’s) or only an apostrophe (’) where necessary. The first one has been done for you.A18-212345678<3 A Who is John’s tennis partner today?
B He is Alex brother, Andy.
4 A Who is that nice lday?
B She is my parents friend.’s<’s<’s<’8-312345678Common errors??Who is Mrs Ye?Mrs Ye is Lin’s mother.Use the underlined words in the answers with whose to complete the questions. Add apostrophes where necessary in the answers. The first one has been done for you.A28-4123456781 A _________________________ are these?
B They’re my schools computers.
2 A _________________________ is that?
B She’s Lins mother.
3 A _________________________ are those?
B They’re the childrens books.<’Whose computers<’Whose mother<’Whose books4 A ____________ is the boy in the photograph?
B He’s my brothers penfriend.
5 A _________________________ are they?
B They’re Mr and Mrs Chens children.
6 A _________________________ are these?
B They’re the girls bedrooms.
7 A _________________________ is that?
B It’s Peter and Susans dog.
8 A _______________________ are those in the playground?
B They’re Mr Tangs students.8-512345678<’Whose penfriend<’Whose children<’Whose bedrooms<’Whose dog<’Whose studentsUse the pictures to ask and answer questions. Write each question in both the + noun and – noun forms. Add an apostrophe + s (’s) or an apostrophe (’) to the answers where necessary. The first one has been done for you.A38-6123456781
John2
Li HuaA ______________________________________ ______________________________________
B ______________________________________A ______________________________________ ______________________________________
B ______________________________________Whose bicycle is that?/Whose is that bicycle?It’s John’s.Whose glasses are those?/Whose are those glasses?They’re Li Hua’s.8-7123456783
Mandy4
Andrew5
Ms Hou6
Yang Ping7
RichardWhose watch is that?/
Whose is that watch?It’s Mandy’s.Whose books are those?/Whose are those books?They’re Andrew’s.Whose chair is that?/Whose is that chair?It’s Ms Hou’s.Whose camera is that?/Whose is that camera?It’s Yang Ping’s.Whose shoes are those?/Whose are those shoes?They’re Richard’s.Complete the questions with who’s or whose.A48-812345678_______ jumper is that?
_______ Sally’s best friend?
_______ the tallest student in Grade Eight?
_______ is this book?
_______ penfriend is she?
_______ your English teacher?
_______ telephone should I use?
_______ going to Eva’s party?WhoseWho’sWho’sWhoseWhoseWho’sWhoseWho’s3-1BUsing mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs123Common errors??That book is mine.Which is your ice cream?Complete the passage with the words from the box. You can use the words more than once.3-2123my your our their hers
mine yours ours theirsI was having lunch with a friend in a restaurant. Suddenly, a woman shouted at us, ‘That table is (1)_____________! You can’t sit there.’ I said, ‘It’s not (2)___________! We came first, so it’s not (3)____________ table.’ My friend said, ‘It’s (4)_____________ today because we are already eating our food here.’mineyoursyouroursThen (5)____________ waiter came and said to the woman, ‘It’s (6)__________ table today. They arrived before you.’ The woman was very angry and said, ‘Well, which table can I have?’ The waiter showed her a table. Then he said to us, ‘She usually sits at this table, so she thinks it’s (7)__________!’ Later, the woman shouted again, ‘Waiter, I have two bills! which is (8)___________ bill?’ Pointing at us, she added, ‘And which bill is (9)____________?’ We looked at the two bills, and the second one was (10)____________.
I hope such a thing will never happen again! I think we should always be kind and friendly to others.my your our their hers
mine yours ours theirs3-3123ourtheirhers mytheirshers/ours2-1CUsing one and ones12Common errors??Bring me a pair of chopsticks. I’d like plastic ones.Pass me a pen, please. I need a blue one.Complete the conversations. Write questions for B beginning with Would you like. Use the adjectives in brackets and one/ones. The first one has been done for you.2-2121 A I need a new bookshelf. (wooden/metal)
B _________________________________________________
2 A Could I have a drink, please? (hot/cold)
B _________________________________________________
3 A I’d like some beans, please. (fresh/frozen)
B _________________________________________________
4 A Can I have a shirt, please? (cotton/silk)
B _________________________________________________Would you like a wooden one or a metal one?Would you like a hot one or a cold one?Would you like (some) fresh ones or (some) frozen ones?Would you like a cotton one or a silk one?4-1DReview exercises1234Complete the questions with who or whose.D1__________ can swim two kilometres? (Jenny can.)
__________ table tennis racket is green? (It’s Daniel’s.)
__________ are these shorts? (They are Ye Kang’s.)
__________ television receives satellite TV? (Mine does.)
__________ are Jane and Fang? (They are my friends.)
__________ speaks four languages? (Charlie does.)
__________ brother passed his driving test? (Charlie’s did.)
__________ parents live on Hainan Island? (Ours do.)WhoWhoseWhoseWhoseWhoWhoWhoseWhoseComplete B’s answers. Begin each one with correct possessive pronoun. Use the correct form of be + the + the adjective in brackets + one/ones. The first one has been done for you.D24-21 A Which are your trousers? (blue)
B _________________________________________________
2 A Which drawing is his? (best)
B _________________________________________________
3 A Which office is Maggie and Kelly’s? (small)
B _________________________________________________Mine are the blue ones.His is the best one.Theirs is the small one.12344-34 A Which tennis racket is May’s? (metal)
B _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________
5 A Which are our umbrellas? (black)
B _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________
6 A Which are my shoes? (dirty)
B _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________Hers is the metal one.Ours are the black ones.Yours are the dirty ones.1234Complete the passage with the words from the box. You can use the words more than once. Add an apostrophe + s (’s) or only an apostrophe (’) to the words where necessary.D34-4one
ones
my
mine
our
theirs
parents
VincentWe moved from (1)______ old flat to our new (2)______ last weekend. In some ways, I liked the old (3)_______ better. For example, it had big windows, but our new flat only has small (4)______. In other ways, I like our new home. It’s in a nice neighbourhood, and a quiet (5)______ too. My (6)_______ bedroom has a good view of the harbour. (7)_______ brother (8)_________ room is very small. (9)_______ is small too, but I know I’m lucky to have my own room. May and June, my twin sisters, share a larger (10)______, and (11)______ also has a nice view.ouroneoneonesoneparents’MyVincent’sMineonetheirs1234ListeningListen and choose the best response to each sentence you hear.2-1121 a ? I’m happy.
b ? I’m bored.
c ? Big ones, please.
2 a ? May I have a drink?
b ? No, thanks. I don’t feel like it.
c ? Yes, he can.3 a ? That’s a good idea.
b ? No, it isn’t.
c ? Who is it?
4 a ? Red ones or green ones?
b ? No, thanks. I don’t feel like it.
c ? Whose are they?????2-2125 a ? They’re mine.
b ? Who are you?
c ? It is theirs.
6 a ? She is fine, thanks.
b ? She is old.
c ? She is my grandmother.
7 a ? We’re all right.
b ? Why don’t you play tennis?
c ? I’m very dull today.8 a ? Yes, it’s hers.
b ? Yes, let’s listen to it.
c ? Yes, give me the old one.
9 a ? What’s the matter?
b ? Yes, it’s bored.
c ? No. It’s not ours.
10 a ? It’s theirs.
b ? That’s a good idea.
c ? She’s very lively.??????ReadingARead the poem below and answer the questions.4-1123There was a young man in a cartoon,
Who wanted to go to the Moon.
He jumped in the air,
But he didn’t get there,
So instead he went up by balloon.
There was a young boy called Martin,
Who loved playing his new violin.
But the neighbours all said,
‘Please send him to bed!
How can we sleep with that din①?’① din n. （持续的）嘈杂声44-2123There was a young man in a cartoon,
Who wanted to go to the Moon.
He jumped in the air,
But he didn’t get there,
So instead he went up by balloon.
There was a young boy called Martin,
Who loved playing his new violin.
But the neighbours all said,
‘Please send him to bed!
How can we sleep with that din?’How many verses are there in this poem? __________________
How many lines are there in each verse? __________________What are the rhyming words in this poem? __________________________________________________Two.Five.The rhyming words are: cartoon, Moon, balloon; air, their; Martin, violin, din; said, bed.4BRead another poem and decide whether the following statements are true of false. Circle T or F.4-312344-4123The old newspaper seller’s stall is near the South Point ferry. T / F
The old newspaper seller doesn’t care about the heat and smoke. T / F
People are nice to the old newspaper seller. T / F
The poet wants us to smile often. T / F4WritingAWilliam wrote this poem about his birthday but it is not very good. He used one word lots of times in this poem. What is that word?3-1123① solution n. 解决办法A Nice Day
I woke up at six. It was my birthday!
A nice day! I felt very nice.
I opened the curtains, and looked at the sky.
The sun was shining. It was a nice day.
The postman brought me fifteen nice cards.
Jenny sent a nice card. I laughed!
Uncle drove us to Ocean Park in his nice car.
We watched a nice water show,
with nice dolphins and nice seals.
We walked in a nice aviary.
We went on a nice boat ride.
Later, we had dinner in a nice restaurant,
with nice food and nice presents, all for me.
Birthdays are so nice!Nice.Now, work with a partner. Underline the words that need rewriting in the poem above. Then use a dictionary to help you find some better words for them. Do not use the same word twice. 3-2123*BA ______________________ Day
I woke up at six. It was my birthday!
A(n) _______________ day! I felt very _______________.
I opened the curtains, and looked at the sky.
The sun was shining. It was a _____________________day.
The postman brought me fifteen ___________________ cards.
Jenny sent a ____________________ card. I laughed!Fantastic/Wonderful/Superexciting/specialexcited/happyfine/sunny/clearcolourful/amusingfunny/silly3-3123Uncle drove us to Ocean Park in his __________________ car.
We watched a(n) __________________ water show,
with ____________ dolphins and __________________ seals.
We walked in a __________________ aviary.
We went on a __________________ boat ride.
Later, we had dinner in a(n) __________________ restaurant,
with ____________ food and ___________ presents, all for me.
Birthdays are so __________________!new/expensivegreat/amazingclever/beautifulintelligent/well-trainedpeaceful/fascinatingcomfortable/excitingexpensive/excellentdelicious/tastywonderful/lovelyenjoyable/good
We were all happy to hear the good news. _________________________________________________________
He went on a trip to Europe without any other people. _________________________________________________________
Alice felt sad because the manager refused to consider her suggestions. _________________________________________________________
I talked with an old classmate on the Internet for an hour yesterday. _________________________________________________________I cannot sit comfortably because the seat is narrow.We were all pleased to hear the good news.He went on a trip to Europe alone.Alice felt sad because the manager rejected her suggestions. I chatted with an old classmate on the Internet for an hour yesterday.Grammar8-1AUsing who and whoseCommon errors??Whose dog is it?It’s Su Mei’s dog.123456781 A Who is coming to the party?
B Ruth sister is.
2 A Who are Mr and Mrs Wo?
B They’re Peter neighbours.Correct the answers to these questions. Add an apostrophe + s (’s) or only an apostrophe (’) where necessary. The first one has been done for you.A18-212345678<3 A Who is John’s tennis partner today?
B He is Alex brother, Andy.
4 A Who is that nice lday?
B She is my parents friend.’s<’s<’s<’8-312345678Common errors??Who is Mrs Ye?Mrs Ye is Lin’s mother.Use the underlined words in the answers with whose to complete the questions. Add apostrophes where necessary in the answers. The first one has been done for you.A28-4123456781 A _________________________ are these?
B They’re my schools computers.
2 A _________________________ is that?
B She’s Lins mother.
3 A _________________________ are those?
B They’re the childrens books.<’Whose computers<’Whose mother<’Whose books4 A ____________ is the boy in the photograph?
B He’s my brothers penfriend.
5 A _________________________ are they?
B They’re Mr and Mrs Chens children.
6 A _________________________ are these?
B They’re the girls bedrooms.
7 A _________________________ is that?
B It’s Peter and Susans dog.
8 A _______________________ are those in the playground?
B They’re Mr Tangs students.8-512345678<’Whose penfriend<’Whose children<’Whose bedrooms<’Whose dog<’Whose studentsUse the pictures to ask and answer questions. Write each question in both the + noun and – noun forms. Add an apostrophe + s (’s) or an apostrophe (’) to the answers where necessary. The first one has been done for you.A38-6123456781
John2
Li HuaA ______________________________________ ______________________________________
B ______________________________________A ______________________________________ ______________________________________
B ______________________________________Whose bicycle is that?/Whose is that bicycle?It’s John’s.Whose glasses are those?/Whose are those glasses?They’re Li Hua’s.8-7123456783
Mandy4
Andrew5
Ms Hou6
Yang Ping7
RichardWhose watch is that?/
Whose is that watch?It’s Mandy’s.Whose books are those?/Whose are those books?They’re Andrew’s.Whose chair is that?/Whose is that chair?It’s Ms Hou’s.Whose camera is that?/Whose is that camera?It’s Yang Ping’s.Whose shoes are those?/Whose are those shoes?They’re Richard’s.Complete the questions with who’s or whose.A48-812345678_______ jumper is that?
_______ Sally’s best friend?
_______ the tallest student in Grade Eight?
_______ is this book?
_______ penfriend is she?
_______ your English teacher?
_______ telephone should I use?
_______ going to Eva’s party?WhoseWho’sWho’sWhoseWhoseWho’sWhoseWho’s3-1BUsing mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs123Common errors??That book is mine.Which is your ice cream?Complete the passage with the words from the box. You can use the words more than once.3-2123my your our their hers
mine yours ours theirsI was having lunch with a friend in a restaurant. Suddenly, a woman shouted at us, ‘That table is (1)_____________! You can’t sit there.’ I said, ‘It’s not (2)___________! We came first, so it’s not (3)____________ table.’ My friend said, ‘It’s (4)_____________ today because we are already eating our food here.’mineyoursyouroursThen (5)____________ waiter came and said to the woman, ‘It’s (6)__________ table today. They arrived before you.’ The woman was very angry and said, ‘Well, which table can I have?’ The waiter showed her a table. Then he said to us, ‘She usually sits at this table, so she thinks it’s (7)__________!’ Later, the woman shouted again, ‘Waiter, I have two bills! which is (8)___________ bill?’ Pointing at us, she added, ‘And which bill is (9)____________?’ We looked at the two bills, and the second one was (10)____________.
I hope such a thing will never happen again! I think we should always be kind and friendly to others.my your our their hers
mine yours ours theirs3-3123ourtheirhers mytheirshers/ours2-1CUsing one and ones12Common errors??Bring me a pair of chopsticks. I’d like plastic ones.Pass me a pen, please. I need a blue one.Complete the conversations. Write questions for B beginning with Would you like. Use the adjectives in brackets and one/ones. The first one has been done for you.2-2121 A I need a new bookshelf. (wooden/metal)
B _________________________________________________
2 A Could I have a drink, please? (hot/cold)
B _________________________________________________
3 A I’d like some beans, please. (fresh/frozen)
B _________________________________________________
4 A Can I have a shirt, please? (cotton/silk)
B _________________________________________________Would you like a wooden one or a metal one?Would you like a hot one or a cold one?Would you like (some) fresh ones or (some) frozen ones?Would you like a cotton one or a silk one?4-1DReview exercises1234Complete the questions with who or whose.D1__________ can swim two kilometres? (Jenny can.)
__________ table tennis racket is green? (It’s Daniel’s.)
__________ are these shorts? (They are Ye Kang’s.)
__________ television receives satellite TV? (Mine does.)
__________ are Jane and Fang? (They are my friends.)
__________ speaks four languages? (Charlie does.)
__________ brother passed his driving test? (Charlie’s did.)
__________ parents live on Hainan Island? (Ours do.)WhoWhoseWhoseWhoseWhoWhoWhoseWhoseComplete B’s answers. Begin each one with correct possessive pronoun. Use the correct form of be + the + the adjective in brackets + one/ones. The first one has been done for you.D24-21 A Which are your trousers? (blue)
B _________________________________________________
2 A Which drawing is his? (best)
B _________________________________________________
3 A Which office is Maggie and Kelly’s? (small)
B _________________________________________________Mine are the blue ones.His is the best one.Theirs is the small one.12344-34 A Which tennis racket is May’s? (metal)
B _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________
5 A Which are our umbrellas? (black)
B _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________
6 A Which are my shoes? (dirty)
B _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________Hers is the metal one.Ours are the black ones.Yours are the dirty ones.1234Complete the passage with the words from the box. You can use the words more than once. Add an apostrophe + s (’s) or only an apostrophe (’) to the words where necessary.D34-4one
ones
my
mine
our
theirs
parents
VincentWe moved from (1)______ old flat to our new (2)______ last weekend. In some ways, I liked the old (3)_______ better. For example, it had big windows, but our new flat only has small (4)______. In other ways, I like our new home. It’s in a nice neighbourhood, and a quiet (5)______ too. My (6)_______ bedroom has a good view of the harbour. (7)_______ brother (8)_________ room is very small. (9)_______ is small too, but I know I’m lucky to have my own room. May and June, my twin sisters, share a larger (10)______, and (11)______ also has a nice view.ouroneoneonesoneparents’MyVincent’sMineonetheirs1234ListeningListen and choose the best response to each sentence you hear.2-1121 a ? I’m happy.
b ? I’m bored.
c ? Big ones, please.
2 a ? May I have a drink?
b ? No, thanks. I don’t feel like it.
c ? Yes, he can.3 a ? That’s a good idea.
b ? No, it isn’t.
c ? Who is it?
4 a ? Red ones or green ones?
b ? No, thanks. I don’t feel like it.
c ? Whose are they?????2-2125 a ? They’re mine.
b ? Who are you?
c ? It is theirs.
6 a ? She is fine, thanks.
b ? She is old.
c ? She is my grandmother.
7 a ? We’re all right.
b ? Why don’t you play tennis?
c ? I’m very dull today.8 a ? Yes, it’s hers.
b ? Yes, let’s listen to it.
c ? Yes, give me the old one.
9 a ? What’s the matter?
b ? Yes, it’s bored.
c ? No. It’s not ours.
10 a ? It’s theirs.
b ? That’s a good idea.
c ? She’s very lively.??????ReadingARead the poem below and answer the questions.4-1123There was a young man in a cartoon,
Who wanted to go to the Moon.
He jumped in the air,
But he didn’t get there,
So instead he went up by balloon.
There was a young boy called Martin,
Who loved playing his new violin.
But the neighbours all said,
‘Please send him to bed!
How can we sleep with that din①?’① din n. （持续的）嘈杂声44-2123There was a young man in a cartoon,
Who wanted to go to the Moon.
He jumped in the air,
But he didn’t get there,
So instead he went up by balloon.
There was a young boy called Martin,
Who loved playing his new violin.
But the neighbours all said,
‘Please send him to bed!
How can we sleep with that din?’How many verses are there in this poem? __________________
How many lines are there in each verse? __________________What are the rhyming words in this poem? __________________________________________________Two.Five.The rhyming words are: cartoon, Moon, balloon; air, their; Martin, violin, din; said, bed.4BRead another poem and decide whether the following statements are true of false. Circle T or F.4-312344-4123The old newspaper seller’s stall is near the South Point ferry. T / F
The old newspaper seller doesn’t care about the heat and smoke. T / F
People are nice to the old newspaper seller. T / F
The poet wants us to smile often. T / F4WritingAWilliam wrote this poem about his birthday but it is not very good. He used one word lots of times in this poem. What is that word?3-1123① solution n. 解决办法A Nice Day
I woke up at six. It was my birthday!
A nice day! I felt very nice.
I opened the curtains, and looked at the sky.
The sun was shining. It was a nice day.
The postman brought me fifteen nice cards.
Jenny sent a nice card. I laughed!
Uncle drove us to Ocean Park in his nice car.
We watched a nice water show,
with nice dolphins and nice seals.
We walked in a nice aviary.
We went on a nice boat ride.
Later, we had dinner in a nice restaurant,
with nice food and nice presents, all for me.
Birthdays are so nice!Nice.Now, work with a partner. Underline the words that need rewriting in the poem above. Then use a dictionary to help you find some better words for them. Do not use the same word twice. 3-2123*BA ______________________ Day
I woke up at six. It was my birthday!
A(n) _______________ day! I felt very _______________.
I opened the curtains, and looked at the sky.
The sun was shining. It was a _____________________day.
The postman brought me fifteen ___________________ cards.
Jenny sent a ____________________ card. I laughed!Fantastic/Wonderful/Superexciting/specialexcited/happyfine/sunny/clearcolourful/amusingfunny/silly3-3123Uncle drove us to Ocean Park in his __________________ car.
We watched a(n) __________________ water show,
with ____________ dolphins and __________________ seals.
We walked in a __________________ aviary.
We went on a __________________ boat ride.
Later, we had dinner in a(n) __________________ restaurant,
with ____________ food and ___________ presents, all for me.
Birthdays are so __________________!new/expensivegreat/amazingclever/beautifulintelligent/well-trainedpeaceful/fascinatingcomfortable/excitingexpensive/excellentdelicious/tastywonderful/lovelyenjoyable/good