Unit 7 International charities Study skills课件(共25张PPT，内嵌音频)- 2023-2024学年牛津译林版八年级英语下册

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Unit7 International charities Study skills
What did Dr Ma say about helping people see again
He felt proud to help people see again.
Dr Ma said，“I’m proud to help people see again. ”
It’s great!
8BUnit 7
International Charities
Study skills
A1: Read and help Daniel find the information.
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why
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A2: Listen and put the sentences into the correct order.
Listening tips：
1. Read quickly to get the main idea.
2. Underline the possible key words.
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Punctuation Usage Example
Full stop (.) at the end of a sentence that is not a question or an exclamation The 12th Special Olympics World Games were held in Shanghai in 2007.
Question mark ( ) at the end of a direct question How does UNICEF help
Exclamation mark (!) to express surprise, joy, anger, shock or other strong feelings He was the same size as my little finger!
Quotation marks (“ ”) to enclose words and punctuation marks in direct speech “I'm proud to help people see again,” says Dr Ma.
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Practice
给下面几段话加上正确的标点符号。
◆ How can we help homeless people
◆ It's fantastic to work as a volunteer he says
◆ I like many sports such as basketball football running and swimming
◆ Great I have never been to Beijing
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Most of the punctuation marks in English are similar to those in Chinese with only a few exceptions.
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Discussion:What are the differences between Chinese and English
in punctuation marks
Do you know any punctuation marks only used in English
Do you know any punctuation marks only used in Chinese？
Do you know any punctuation marks used both in English and Chinese but in different forms
Activity 4
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An English professor wrote the words, “woman without her man is nothing" on the blackboard and directed the students to punctuate it correctly.
The boys wrote: "Woman, without her man, is nothing."
The girls wrote: "Woman! Without her, man is nothing."
We can use different punctuation marks to show different meanings.
Discussion
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Why do we punctuate sentences
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A2: Listen and put the sentences into the correct order.
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1. When was UNICEF set up
It was set up in 1946, after World War II.
2. Why was UNICEF set up
Many children’s lives were changed because of the war, and UNICEF wanted to help them.
3. Where does UNICEF work
It works in over 190 countries and areas.
4. What does UNICEF do to help
It provides clean water and food and basic education for poor children in many countries.
5. How does UNICEF raise money
By selling Christmas cards and organizing other activities.
A3: Answer the questions with the information in Parts A1 and A2.
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Pair work
A: Hello! …, could you tell me something about UNICEF
B: Of course.
A: When was UNICEF set up B:……
A: Why was UNICEF set up B:……
A: Where does UNICEF work B:……
A: What does UNICEF do to help B:……
A: How does UNICEF raise money B:……
A: Thank you for your time.
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逗号用于分隔并列的词汇和短语，在主句和从句之间也可以使用逗号；句号用于陈述句尾； 问号用于疑问句尾；感叹句用于表达惊讶、快乐、生气、震惊或其他强烈情感的句尾；引号用于直接引述别人所说的话。
Conclusion
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The big day come very quickly and suddenly it was the night before the charity show I could not sleep at all that night because I was so excited Will it be a success I kept asking myself
Twenty minutes before the big event the doors opened and many people came into the theatre No time to be nervous any more
This is it I told myself A lot of people came to watch the show They were making a lot of noise so I had to speak loudly
Millie has written about her experience as a host of a charity show. Help her add the correct punctuation marks.
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You are generous , kind , and thoughtful people。
Hamlet / Hamlet
《哈姆雷特》
“Ode to the West Wind”
《西风颂》
Punctuation marks only in Chinese
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Punctuation marks only in English
Apostrophe(’) You’re my best friend.
Hyphen（-） a two-year-old boy
Slash（/） It could be for staff and / or students.
Phonetic bed /bed/
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in Chinese in English
Apostrophe (省略号)
Full mark （句号）
Dash （破折号）
Punctuation marks in different forms
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Although they are small, they are .
Although they are common, they .
play different roles
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1. Look at the sign ( )It says ( )No smoking ( )
2. Which is the biggest animal on land ( )
3.If you want to keep the book longer( ) you must renew it( )
4. Excuse me( )could you tell me how to get the nearest post office( )
5. In China( )you must never give a clock to a person( )because the sound of ( )clock( )is similar to the sound of the word( )death( )
6.How terrible the weather is( )
Add proper punctuation marks.
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Exercises
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Details determine your success or failure.
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In our Chinese culture, nodding our head up and down means “yes” and shaking our head from side to side means no . However in parts of India, Greece and Turkey, it means just the opposite. In England or the USA, when you raise your hand and make a circle with the thumb and the second finger it means You’re all right or Everything is OK .
Can you find out the mistakes
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Exercises
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