外研版九下Module 2 Unit 1 They don't sit in rows.课件

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Education
campus
homework
classroom
subject
teacher
friend
exam
club
What words can you think of to describe “school”
school
classroom
playground
library
teaching building
honest
happy
large
buildings
many trees
lovingly
kind
serious
too much
boring
school
campus
homework
classroom
subject
teacher
friend
exam
club
interesting
Work in pairs, and talk about your school.
—What do you like best about our school
— I like...
Listening and vocabulary
01
I like the reading room best, because I can read a lot of books there.
What do you like best about our school
What do you like best about our school
I like laboratory best. Because I can do physics experiments in it.
Listen about Tony’s trip to London and pay attention to what he did when he was there. Then finish the tasks.
The weather was ______when Tony was in London.
2.Tony played football with _______________.
3. Daming is surprised to hear that Tony
___________________________.
4. Tony didn’t go to lessons. He was
____________.
Listen and complete the sentences.
nice
Susie’s classmates
went to school on his holiday
just visiting
Listen and read.
Betty: Hey, Tony! Did you enjoy yourself in London
Tony: Yes! I went to see my friend Susie. And I visited
her school.
Betty: What are English schools like
Tony: Here are a few photos. I took them myself.
Daming: Let’s have a look.
Tony: So this is Susie’s school. It’s got about 700 pupils, like
most schools in England.
Betty: How many pupils are there in a class in England
Tony: About thirty.
Daming: We have forty in our class. So ours is a bit bigger.
Look, everyone is wearing a jacket and tie!
Tony: Yes, every student wears school clothes in England.
Daming: And everyone is sitting around tables in the classroom.
Tony: That’s right. They don’t sit in rows. Look at the
swimming pool and the huge sports ground. Most
English schools have sports grounds. Kids there
really enjoy playing football.
Daming: We like playing football too. And we also have
an excellent swimming team.
Betty: I hope I can visit Susie’s school one day. It looks
really great.
Tony: Our school is great too, and we have more students here. This means more people to play with.
Betty: And more friends too.
Everyday English
Did you enjoy yourself
Let’s have a look.
It looks really great.
1. Where did Tony visit
A. Susie’s home. B. Susie’s school C.We don’t know.
2. Who took the photos of the school to Tony
A. Susie took the photos for him.
B. Tony took the photos himself.
C. Betty took the photos for him.
3. What were they talking about
A. They were talking about Susie’s school, and their own school.
B. They were talking about the students in the school.
C. They were talking about their own school.
Now complete Susie’s column in the table.
Susie’s school Your school
Number of pupils in the school
Number of pupils in a class
Arrangement of seats in the classroom
Sports areas
about 700
about 30
Pupils sit around tables
swimming pool, huge sports ground
Now, complete the column about your school.
Answer the questions.
1. Who did Tony visit in London
2. How did Tony get the photos of Susie’s school
He visited his friend Susie in London.
He took the photos of Susie’s school.
3. Which class is a bit bigger, Susie’s or Daming’s
4. What does Betty hope to do one day
Daming’s class is a bit bigger.
She hopes she can visit Susie’s school one day.
Complete the passage with the correct form of the words in the box.
enjoy pool row tie wear
Pupils in England do not sit in (1)_____ in the classroom. They sit around tables. Everyone (2)_______ a jacket and (3)____. Most schools have sports grounds, and English children (4)______ playing football, just as pupils in China do. Some English schools have swimming (5)______, but not all of them do.
rows
wears
tie
enjoy
pools
Did you enjoy yourself in London
你在伦敦玩得开心吗？
enjoy oneself “玩的开心、玩得高兴”
= have fun = have a good time
e.g. We had a good time at Disneyland.
我们在迪士尼乐园玩得开心极了。
enjoy (doing) sth. “喜欢(做)某事”
Language points
2. What are English schools like
英国的学校怎么样？
What is …like （询问情况）……怎么样？
主要用法如下：
① 要求对方对特定事物进行描述。
e.g. —What was the exam like 这次考试怎么样
—It was very difficult. 难极了。
—What’s the food like in your school canteen
你们学校食堂的伙食怎么样
—It’s quite good. 还不错。
② 询问天气情况。
e.g. — What was the weather like
天气怎么样
— It was very windy. 风很大。
③ 用于人时，既可指人的外表，也可指人
的性格、品质。
e.g. —What is she like 她长得如何
—Very beautiful. 长得很漂亮。
—What is he like 他是怎样一个人
—He is very kind. 他很友好。
3. Let’s have a look.
让我们看一看。
have a look “看一看”，不能接表示“看什么”的宾语；若表示“看什么”, 要用have a look at或look at。
e.g. Come and have a look.
快来看一看吧。
May I have a look at your new skirt
我瞧一眼你的新裙子好吗？
4. So ours is a bit bigger.
所以我们的班级大一点。
a bit 和 a little都作“稍微；一点儿”
二者的主要用法如下：
① a bit 和 a little 在肯定句中修饰动词、形容词、副词及其比较级, 可以换用, 表示“一点儿”。
e.g. The speaker spoke up a bit/a little loudlyso as to make
himself heard more clearly.
演讲者把嗓音提高一点，以便使别人听 得清楚。
② a bit 和 a little 在否定句中, 意思正好相反。
not a bit = not at all 一点儿都不
not a little = very (much) 很、非常
e.g. I’m not a bit tired.
= I’m not tired at all. 我一点也不累。
I’m not a little tired.
= I’m very tired. 我非常累。
③ a little可以直接作定语修饰名词, 而a bit则要在后面加of 构成短语才能作定语, 两者都只能修饰不可数名词。
e.g. There’s only a little / a bit of food left for lunch.
午餐只剩一点儿食品了。
5. Look, everyone is wearing a jacket and tie!
看，每个人都穿西装打领带！ wear, put on , dress, be in 都有“穿戴”的意思:
① wear表示状态，意思是:穿着(衣物) ；戴着(眼镜、帽子、手表等饰品); 留着(胡须,头发等); 呈现, 流露出（…表情）。
e.g. All delegates must wear a badge. 所有代表都要佩戴徽章。
He wears long hair. 他留着长发。
He wore a puzzled look on his face.
他脸上流露出迷惑不解的神情。
在表示“穿着”时, wear和put on可以互换。
② put on 穿上, 戴上 ; 强调“穿”、“戴”的动作, 后接衣服、鞋帽等。
其反义词：take off (脱去) ，指脱去衣物鞋帽。
e.g. She put on her coat and went out.她穿上大衣出去了。
③ be in 穿着, 表示状态, in表示衣服或衣
服颜色的词, 着重于服装的款式或颜色。
e.g. Do you know the woman in red
你认识那个穿红衣服的女人吗？
The man in uniform is a policeman.
那个穿着制服的人是警察。
④ dress 既可表示动作, 也可表示状态。
e.g. I saw a man dressed in black.
我看见了一个穿着黑色衣服的人。
dressed是过去分词作定语,作“穿着”(wearing) 讲, 表示状态, 常用结构be dressed in。
e.g. The man who is dressed in a black jacket is a detective from Australia. 那个穿黑衣服的男人是一名来自澳大利亚的侦探。
Summary
Key words: our, tie, row, pool
Key phrases: enjoy oneself, a bit bigger, play with, sit in rows/ in a row, sit around tables
Key sentences:
What are English school like
So ours is a bit bigger.
This means more people to play with.
Susie’s school Your school
Number of pupils in the school about 700 pupils
Number of pupils in a class about 30 pupils
Arrangement of seats in the classroom Pupils sit around tables.
Sports areas Sports grounds
have more
students
40
sit in rows
swimming pool and the sports ground
what both schools have
Both schools have the sports ground.
what one school has but the other does not
Our school sits in row,
but Susie’s school sit around tables.
Work in pairs. Read the conversation in Activity 6 aloud.
Complete the Your school column in Activity 3.
Now work in pairs and compare your school with Susie’s school. Say:
what both schools have
what one school has but the other does not
07
08
Both schools are very nice. Both schools have a few science laboratories, a music room, a swimming pool and a huge sports ground.
Our school has a big library, but Susie’s school doesn’t. Susie’s school has a hall for concerts, but our school doesn’t. There are 64 pupils in a class in our school, but there are only 30 pupils in a class in Susie’s school.
More samples:
— Does your mother often wash clothes for you
— No. I always wash them _____ (I /myself).
2. Your room is as big as ______ (me / mine).
3. Only ________ (few / a few) of the children can work out the problem.
4. There are three foreign students in the group and _______ (both / all) of them come from Canada.
课堂训练
1. 那本书虽然有趣，但这本更有趣。
_________________________________________________
2. 没有人教他画画。他是自学的。
__________________________________________________
3. 将来有一天我们能去火星旅行。
___________________________________
That book is interesting, but this one is more interesting.
Nobody taught him to draw. He learned it by himself.
We’ll be able to travel to Mars one day.
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