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(共24张PPT)
Module
9
People
and
places
语法:
现在进行时态
Ⅰ.自主尝试:
Read
the
words:
a
good
time,
enjoy,
take
photos,
buy,
call,
postcard,
wait
for,
the
Great
Wall,
really,
anyway,
tell,
shop,
lie,
drive.
Ⅱ.
合作探究:
自学P84
Module
9“现在进行时(1)”,小组内进行讨论交流。
Ⅲ.
精讲点拨:
现在进行时(The
Present
Continuous
Tense)
1.
含义:
①现在进行时态表示现在(说话瞬间)正在进行或发生的动作。如:
The
students
are
listening
to
the
teacher.
He
is
watching
TV
now.
②现在进行时态还可以表示当前一段时间内的活动或现阶段正在进行的动作。如:
We
are
working
on
a
farm
these
days.
I
am
writing
a
book
this
year.
2.
现在进行时的构成:
肯定式结构:主语+
be
+
动词-ing
+
其他
否定式结构:主语+
be
+
not
+
动词-ing
+
其他
一般疑问句式结构:Be
+
主语+动词-ing+其他
3.
动词的现在分词的构成:
①一般情况下,直接加
–ing;
E.g.:
working,
buying,
visiting,
reading,
thinking,
eating,
drinking.
②以不发音的e结尾的,去e加-ing;
E.g.:
taking,
having,
making,
writing.
③以重读闭音节结尾的,双写结尾的辅音字母加-ing.
Eg:
stopping,
shopping,
sitting,
swimming,
putting,
running.

特殊变化的:
E.g.:
lie
lying
I’m
writing
something.
I’m
reading
a
book.
I’m
talking
on
the
phone.
Tom
play
football.
is
ing
Lucy
is
read
a
book.
ing
They
watch
TV
are
ing
Look!
The
twins
think
are
ing.
now.
He
is
doing
his
homework.
He
is
having
lunch.
He
is
cooking.
do
his
homework
have
lunch
cook
I’m
mending
the
car.
I’m
dancing.
He
is
mending
the
car.
She
is
dancing.
She
is
running.
run
He
is
playing
computer
games.
play
computer
games
They
are
drawing.
draw
They
are
swimming.
swim
They
are
playing
basketball.
play
basketball
They
are
skating.
skate
Ⅳ.有效训练:
1.
将下列句子变成现在进行时态:

We
mend
a
clock.

I
look
at
the
blackboard.
We
are
mending
a
clock.
I
am
looking
at
the
blackboard.
He
and
I
are
doing
our
homework.
You
are
making
a
kite
for
me.

He
and
I
do
our
homework.

You
make
a
kite
for
me.
2.
选择题:

Our
teacher
is
a
red
sweater.
A.
put
on
B.
wearing
C.
wear
D.
putting
on
②That
boy
isn’t
the
teacher.
A.
listen
B.
listens
C.
listening
D.
listening
to
B/D
D
③I
this
book
now.
A.
reading
B.
am
reading
C.
read
D.
wear
B
Ⅴ.Homework
1.
Review
the
present
continuous
tense.
2.
Read
the
passage
on
Page2.Afternoon
tea
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )
A
cup
of
tea
Afternoon
tea
is
a
l
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )ight
meal
typically
eaten
between
3
pm
and
5
pm.
The
custom
of
drinking
tea
originated
in
England
when
Catherine
of
Braganza
married
Charles
II
in
1661
and
brought
the
practice
of
drinking
tea
in
the
afternoon
with
her
from
Portugal.[citation
needed]
Various
places
that
belonged
to
the
former
British
Empire
also
have
such
a
meal.
However,
changes
in
social
customs
and
working
hours
mean
that
most
Britons
will
rarely
take
afternoon
tea,
if
at
all.
Traditionally,
loose
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )tea
is
brewed
in
a
teapot
and
served
in
teacups
with
milk
and
sugar.
This
is
accompanied
by
sandwiches
(customarily
cucumber,
egg
and
cress,
fish
paste,
ham,
and
smoked
salmon),
scones
(with
clotted
cream
and
jam,
see
Cream
tea)
and
usually
cakes
and
pastries
(such
as
Battenberg,
fruit
cake
or
Victoria
sponge).
The
food
is
often
served
on
a
tiered
stand:
there
may
be
no
sandwiches,
but
bread
or
scones
with
butter
or
margarine
and
optional
jam
or
other
spread.
A
formal,
proper
afte
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )rnoon
tea
nowadays
is
usually
taken
as
a
treat
in
a
hotel,
café
or
tea
shop.
In
everyday
life,
many
British
take
a
much
simpler
refreshment
consisting
of
tea
and
biscuits
at
teatime.
Anna
Maria
Ru
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )ssell,
Duchess
of
Bedford,
is
credited
as
the
first
person
to
have
transformed
afternoon
tea
in
England
into
a
late
afternoon
meal
rather
than
a
simple
refreshment.
Isabella
Beeton
des
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )cribes
afternoon
teas
of
various
kinds:
the
old-fashioned
tea,
the
at-home
tea,
the
family
tea
and
the
high
tea
and
provides
menus.(共9张PPT)
The
words
of
Module
9
Aims(目标)
Pronounce
the
new
words
and
phrases
(拼读单词和短语)
Remember
the
words,
phrases
and
their
Chinese
meaning
(熟记单词,短语及词义)
Practise
the
new
words
(运用单词和短语
)
Step
1
Pronounce
the
new
words
postcard
call
lie
sun
line
take
take
photos
wait
wait
for
walk
trip
few
a
few
sale
on
sale
enjoy
anyway
back
go
back
drive
off
get
off
hot
dog
leave
明信片
给…打电话
躺,平躺
太阳
行,排,列
拿,取,花费
拍照
等待,等候
等待,等候
行走,步行
旅行
几个,很少
一些,几个
卖,出售
正在出售
享受…的乐趣
尽管如此
向后,回到
回去
驾驶,驾车
下(飞机,火车等)
下(飞机,火车等)
热狗
离开
restaurant
moment
place
thing
most
still
star
run
study
饭店,餐馆
时刻,时候
地点
事情,东西
大部分,大多数
仍然,依旧
明星,星,星状物
跑,奔跑
学习,研究
Step
2
Look
at
the
pictures
and
remember
the
words
(看图记单词)
postcards
call
lie
take
photos
wait
(for)
walk
enjoy
trip
drive
run
hot
dog
restaurant
sun
star
Step
3
Practise
using
the
words
(运用单词)
Let’s
go
to
the
r__________
to
have
dinner
today.
She
has
a
car
and
she
often
d_______
to
work.
There
are
a
lot
of
__________(明信片)
in
the
bag.
My
students
are
from
different
________(地方).
The
player(选手)
is
good
at
________(跑,跑步).
The
s_____
gives
us
sunshine(阳光
).
Zhang
Zhiyi
is
a
famous(著名的)
film
s_____.
She
often
w_____
for
her
son
at
the
school
gate
to
go
home
with
her.
I
usually
w______
to
school.
I
don’t
take
a
bus.
restaurant
/
drives
/
postcards
/
places
/
running
/
sun
/
star
/
waits
/
walkPostcard
A
postcard
or
p
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )ost
card
is
a
rectangular
piece
of
thick
paper
or
thin
cardboard
intended
for
writing
and
mailing
without
an
envelope.
In
some
places,
it
is
possible
to
send
them
for
a
lower
fee
than
for
a
letter.
Stamp
collectors
distinguish
between
postcards
(which
require
a
stamp)
and
postal
cards
(which
have
the
postage
pre-printed
on
them).
While
a
postcard
is
usually
printed
by
a
private
company,
individual
or
organization,
a
postal
card
is
issued
by
the
relevant
postal
authority.
The
United
States
Postal
Service
defines
a
postcard
as:
rectangular,
at
least
3
inches
high
×
5
inches
long
×
0.007
inches
thick
and
no
more
than
4
inches
high
×
6
inches
long
×
0.016
inches
thick;[1]
(in
metric;
12.7
cm
×
8.9
cm).
However,
some
postcards
have
deviated
from
this
(for
example,
shaped
postcards).
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )
British
postal
card,
used
in
1890
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )
Example
of
a
court
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )card,
postmarked
1899,
showing
Robert
Burns
and
his
cottage
and
monument
in
Ayr
The
study
and
collecting
of
postcards
is
termed
deltiology.
Brief
history
of
postcards
in
the
United
States
John
P.
Charlton
of
P
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )hiladelphia
patented
the
postcard
in
1861,
selling
the
rights
to
H.
L.
Lipman,
whose
postcards,
complete
with
a
decorated
border,
were
labeled
"Lipman's
postal
card."
Nine
years
later
European
countries
were
also
producing
postcards.
The
first
country
to
actually
use
the
post
card
was
Turkey,
in
1876.
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )
Message
on
the
front
of
a
1905
'undivided
back'
post
card
Message
on
the
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )
front
of
a
1905
'undivided
back'
post
card.
The
United
States
Post
Office
began
issuing
pre-stamped
postal
cards
in
1873.
The
postcards
were
made
because
people
were
looking
for
an
easier
way
to
send
quick
notes.
The
Post
Office
was
the
only
establishment
allowed
to
print
postcards,
and
it
held
its
monopoly
until
May
19,
1898,
when
Congress
passed
the
Private
Mailing
Card
Act
which
allowed
private
publishers
and
printers
to
produce
postcards.
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )
Back
of
the
above
1905
card
Initially,
the
Unit
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )ed
States
government
prohibited
private
companies
from
calling
their
cards
“postcards,”
so
they
were
known
as
“souvenir
cards.”
Although
this
prohibition
was
rescinded
in
1901,
it
was
not
until
1908
that
people
were
permitted
to
write
on
the
address
side
of
a
postcard.
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )
Postcard
with
1908
cancellation
Back
of
the
above
1
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )905
card.
The
first
postcard
in
the
United
States
was
created
in
1893
to
advertise
the
World's
Columbian
Exposition
in
Chicago.
Shortly
thereafter
the
United
States
government,
via
the
United
States
Post
Office
Department,
allowed
printers
to
publish
a
1-cent
postcard
(the
"Penny
Postcard").
A
correspondent's
writing
was
allowed
only
on
the
front
side
of
these
cards.
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )
American
'divided
back'
postcard,
1916
Postcards,
in
the
fo
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )rm
of
government
postal
cards
and
privately
printed
souvenir
cards,
became
very
popular
as
a
result
of
the
Columbian
Exposition,
held
in
Chicago
in
1893,
after
postcards
featuring
buildings
were
distributed
at
the
fair.
In
1908,
more
than
677
million
postcards
were
mailed.
Postcard
with
1908
can
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )cellation1901
brought
cards
with
the
word
"Post
Card"
printed
on
the
reverse
(the
side
without
the
picture).
Written
messages
were
still
restricted
to
the
front
side,
with
the
entire
back
dedicated
to
the
address.
This
"undivided
back"
is
what
gives
this
postcard
era
its
name.
American
'divided
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )back'
postcard,
1916The
"divided
back"
card,
with
space
for
a
message
on
the
address
side,
came
into
use
in
the
United
States
in
1907.
The
back
is
divided
into
two
sections,
the
left
section
being
used
for
the
message
and
the
right
for
the
address.
Thus
began
the
Golden
Age
of
American
postcards,
which
lasted
until
about
1915,
when
World
War
I
blocked
the
import
of
the
fine
German-printed
cards.
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )
A
tinted
(black
and
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )
white
image
which
has
had
colored
tint
added)
souvenir
card.
Image
of
the
Christopher
Columbus
taken
circa
1896
A
tinted
(black
and
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )white
image
which
has
had
colored
tint
added)
souvenir
card.
Image
of
the
Christopher
Columbus
taken
circa
1896The
"white
border"
era,
named
for
obvious
reasons,
lasted
from
about
1916
to
1930.
The
"linen
card"
era
lasted
from
about
1931
to
the
early
1950s,
when
cards
were
primarily
printed
on
papers
with
a
textured
surface
similar
to
linen
cloth.
The
last
and
current
postcard
era,
which
began
about
1939,
is
the
"chrome"
era,
however
these
types
of
cards
didn't
begin
to
dominate
until
about
1950.
The
images
on
these
cards
are
generally
based
on
colored
photographs,
and
are
readily
identified
by
the
glossy
appearance
given
by
the
paper's
coating.
In
France,
erotic
postcards
appeared
in
1910.[citation
needed]
In
1973
the
Briti
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )sh
Post
Office
introduced
a
new
type
of
card,
PHQ
Cards,
these
have
since
become
a
popular
collecting
area,
especially
when
they
have
the
appropriate
stamp
affixed
and
a
First
day
of
issue
postmark
obtained.
British
seaside
postcards
In
1894,
British
p
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )ublishers
were
given
permission
by
the
Royal
Mail
to
manufacture
and
distribute
picture
postcards,
which
could
be
sent
through
the
post.
The
first
UK
postcards
were
produced
by
printing
firm
Stewarts
of
Edinburgh
and
early
postcards
were
pictures
of
famous
landmarks,
scenic
views,
photographs
or
drawings
of
celebrities
and
so
on.
With
steam
locomotives
providing
fast
and
affordable
travel,
the
seaside
became
a
popular
tourist
destination,
and
generated
its
own
souvenir-industry:
the
picture
postcard
was,
and
is,
an
essential
staple
of
this
industry.
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )
A
typical
"saucy"
postcard
by
Donald
McGill
A
typical
"saucy"
p
( http: / / www.21cnjy.com )ostcard
by
Donald
McGillIn
the
early
1930s,
cartoon-style
saucy
postcards
became
widespread,
and
at
the
peak
of
their
popularity
the
sale
of
saucy
postcards
reached
a
massive
16
million
a
year.
They
were
often
bawdy
in
nature,
making
use
of
innuendo
and
double
entendres
and
traditionally
featured
stereotypical
characters
such
as
vicars,
large
ladies
and
put-upon
husbands,
in
the
same
vein
as
the
Carry
On
films.
In
the
early
1950s,
the
newly
elected
Conservative
government
were
concerned
at
the
apparent
deterioration
of
morals
in
Britain
and
decided
on
a
crackdown
on
these
postcards.
The
main
target
on
their
hit
list
was
the
renowned
postcard
artist
Donald
McGill.
In
the
more
liberal
1960s,
the
saucy
postcard
was
revived
and
became
to
be
considered,
by
some,
as
an
art
form.
This
helped
its
popularity
and
once
again
they
became
an
institution.
However,
during
the
1970s
and
1980s,
the
quality
of
the
artwork
and
humour
started
to
deteriorate
and,
with
changing
attitudes
towards
the
cards'
content,
the
demise
of
the
saucy
postcard
occurred.
Original
postcards
are
now
highly
sought
after,
and
rare
examples
can
command
high
prices
at
auction.
The
best-known
saucy
seaside
postcards
were
created
by
a
publishing
company
called
Bamforths,
based
in
the
town
of
Holmfirth,
West
Yorkshire,
England.
Despite
the
decline
in
popularity
of
postcards
that
are
overtly
'saucy',
postcards
continue
to
be
a
significant
economic
and
cultural
aspect
of
British
seaside
tourism.
Sold
by
newsagents
and
street
vendors,
as
well
as
by
specialist
souvenir
shops,
modern
seaside
postcards
often
feature
multiple
depictions
of
the
resort
in
unusually
favourable
weather
conditions.
The
use
of
saturated
colour,
and
a
general
departure
from
realism,
have
made
the
postcards
of
the
later
twentieth
century
become
collected
and
admired
as
kitsch.
Such
cards
are
also
respected
as
important
documents
of
social
history,
and
have
been
influential
on
the
work
of
Martin
Parr.
Early
Controversy
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Julian
Mandel
erotic
postcard
ca.
1920
The
initial
ap
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of
picture
postcards
(and
the
enthusiasm
with
which
the
new
medium
was
embraced)
raised
some
legal
issues
that
can
be
seen
as
precursors
to
later
controversies
over
the
internet.[citation
needed]
Picture
postcards
allowed
and
encouraged
many
individuals
to
send
images
across
national
borders,
and
the
legal
availability
of
a
postcard
image
in
one
country
did
not
guarantee
that
the
card
would
be
considered
"proper"
in
the
destination
country,
or
in
the
intermediate
countries
that
the
card
would
have
to
pass
through.
Some
countries
might
refuse
to
handle
postcards
containing
sexual
references
(in
seaside
postcards)
or
images
of
full
or
partial
nudity
(for
instance,
in
images
of
classical
statuary
or
paintings).
In
response
t
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this
new
phenomenon,
the
Ottoman
Empire
banned
the
sale
or
importation
of
some
materials
relating
to
the
Islamic
prophet
Muhammad
in
1900.
Affected
postcards
that
were
successfully
sent
through
the
OE
before
this
date
(and
are
postmarked
accordingly)
have
a
high
rarity
value
and
are
considered
valuable
by
collectors.Module
9
People
and
places
重难点详解
We’re
on
a
school
trip.
我们正在参加学校的郊游而且我们玩得很开心。
trip
n.
表示短途的旅游;旅行。例如:
We’ll
take
a
trip
to
Spain
this
summer.
今年夏天我们将去西班牙旅游。
On
a
school
trip
正参加学校的郊游
on
表示“在……情况下;处于……状态”。例如:
These
officers
are
on
leave.
这些军官在休假。
We’re
enjoying
the
school
trip
a
lot.
我们非常喜欢学校旅游。
(1)
enjoy
vt.
To
be
pleased
with
,
to
like
欣赏,喜爱
例如:
He
often
enjoys
music
on
the
radio.
他常常欣赏收音机的音乐。
(2)
lot
n.
许多
a
lot
=
very
much
许多;很多;大量。
例如:
Thanks
a
lot.
多谢。
Anyway,
it’s
time
to
go
back
to
school
now.
Anyway
adv.
无论如何,常用于加强语气。例如:
How
old
are
you
anyway
你到底多大岁数?
Some
people
are
seeing
friends,
calling
home
or
shopping.
(1)shop
vi.
买东西;购物。例如:
We
shopped
all
morning
for
new
coats.
整个上午我们都在买新衣服。
(2)shop
n.
商店,店铺
(美=store)
。例如:
Set
up
shop
开业,开始营业
Shut
up
shop
停业
At
this
momen
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in
different
places
of
the
world,
people
are
doing
different
things.
此时,人们在世界各地正做着不同的事情。
(1)At
this
moment
=
now;
at
the
present
time
此刻;目前。例如:
It
seems
that
he
has
nothing
to
do
at
this
moment.
好象他此刻没有什么事情可做。
(2)In
different
places
of
the
world
在世界各地
in
prep.
[表示地点、场所、部位]
在……里;在……内
I’m
taking
lots
of
photos.
我照了许多相片。
lots
of
=
a
lot
of
=
many=
a
large
number
or
amount
of
people
or
things
许多,大量,其后可以修饰可数名词,也可以修饰不可数名词。例如:
There
is
a
lot
of
/lots
of/plenty
of/
ink
in
the
bottle.
瓶子里有许多墨水。
take
photos
=
take
pictures
照相
语法:现在进行时
(1)现在进行时表示现在进行的动作。其
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。其中be根据人称的变化而变化。注意现在分词即be
+v.-ing
的变化形式。
规则
示例
一般情况下,动词后直接加-ing
working,
buying,
visiting,
talking,
saying
以不发音的e
结尾的动词,去掉e,然后加-ing
taking,
having,
leaving,
driving,
writing,
making
以辅音字母+元音字母+辅音字母结尾的重读闭音节,双写末尾辅音字母,然后加-ing
stopping,
shopping,
sitting,
getting
特殊变化
lie--lying
(2)
现在进行时的肯定句,否定句和疑问句形式构成:
肯定句
否定句
疑问句
I
am
looking
for
my
dog.
I
am
not
looking
for
my
dog.
Am
I
looking
for
my
dog
He's
looking
for
his
dog.
He
is
not
looking
for
his
dog.
Is
he
looking
for
his
dog
We’re
enjoying
the
school
trip
We’re
not
enjoying
the
school
trip.
Are
we
enjoying
the
school
trip
They
are
waiting
for
buses
They
are
not
waiting
for
buses
Are
they
waiting
for
buses 语言语法知识精讲
Module
9
people
and
places
call
v.呼唤,喊叫,称为,打电话给
打给话给某人:
call
sb
call
sb.
up
give
sb.
a
call
n.喊声,通话声,短暂拜访
拜访某人:pay
a
call
on
sb
stand
站立,忍受,位于,坐落于
请起立:stand
up,please!
get
up
起床,站起来=stand
up
lie
1)v.躺下,位于
lie—lay—lain
2)v.说谎
lie—lied—lied
trip
旅游(短途)
be
/
go
on
the
trip
参加……旅游
have
a
trip
旅行
in
the
sun
在阳光下
under
the
sun
世界上,天底下
look,see,watch
look:看,望(强调动作)
see:看见,看到(强调动作的结果)
watch:观看,注视,一般用于看戏,电视,比赛,实验以及各种表演等
wait:等待,等候
wait
for
sb./sth.
Wait
sth.
for
sb.
等某人干某事
Wait
to
do
sth.
某人等着干某事
8.
at
the
moment
此刻,目前
at
that
moment
就在那时
at
this
moment
在此时,此刻,目前
at
any
moment
在任何时候,随时
at
the
last
moment
在紧要关头,在最后关头
9.
leave离开,停止
leave
work//job/停止工作,下班;辞职
leave
school
离开学校,放学;毕业,辍学
send
sb.
sth.
=send
sth.
to
sb.
寄给某人某物
现在进行时的用法
“am/is/are+现在分词”构成
表示在现在相对较长一段时间内正在进行的动作,但是说话一刻不一定在做的动作。
表示说话时正在发生或者进行的动作
表示最近的确定的安排
注意:表示感觉,愿望和状态的某些动词,如have,
be,
hear,
see,
like等词一般不用进行时
动词的现在分词的变化规则:
1)
一般情况下直接加ing.
如:
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watching,
cleaning.
2)
以不发音的e结尾的词,去掉e再加ing.
如:
take---taking,
make---making
3)
重读闭音节的情况,先双写一个辅音字母然后加ing.
如:put---putting.
(我的理解是"1+1",当最后一个音节是重读音节且以一个元音字母加一个辅音字)
现在进行时的否定,一般疑问句,特殊疑问句的结构:
区别一般现在时
一般现在时
表示经常发生的动作或
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是以动词的原形表示的,当主语为第三人称单数时,做谓语的动词原形后要加上词尾-s
/–es,
其构成方式列表如下:
a一般情况
词尾加-s
Reads,
writes
b以ch,
sh,
s,
x,
o结尾的词
词尾加-es
Teaches,
washes,
guesses,
fixes,
goes
c以辅音字母+Y
结尾的词
变Y为I,再加-es
Tries,
carries现在进行时练习
一.写出下列动词的现在分词
play_______
read________
sweep________
stand________
sit______
make_________
go_______
sleep_______
jump_________
walk_________
clean______
wash_________
ski________
sing_______
do_________
like__________
write________
have_________
dance______
come_______
skate________
ride
________
love_________
put_________
live_______
swim_______
run________
eat__________
buy
_________
be_________
work______
study________
take________
shop________
lie________
二.用所给的动词的正确形式填空:
1.
The
boy
__________
(draw)
a
picture
now.
2.
Listen
.Some
girls
___________
(sing)
in
the
classroom.
3.
My
mother
____________
(cook)
some
nice
food
at
the
moment.
4.
What
_____
you
______
(do)
now
5.
Look,
they
__________
(have)
an
English
lesson.
6.
They
____________(not,
water)
the
flowers
at
the
moment
7.
Look,
the
girls
__________
(dance)
in
the
classroom.
8.
What
is
our
granddaughter
doing
She
_______
(listen)
to
music.
9.
It’s
5
o’clock
now.
We
_____________(have)supper
now
10.______Helen____________(wash
)clothes
Yes,
she
is.
11.
What
______you
_________(do)
now
I
________(eat)
bread.
12.
I
_________
(sing)
an
English
song
now
13.
Look!
What
_____
he
_______
(mend)
He
_______
(mend)
a
car.
14.
____
you
_______
(fly)
a
kite
now
Yes,
_____________.
15.
Look!
_____
she
_______
(sit)
in
the
boat
16.
_____
you
________
(ask)
questions
now
17.
We
_______________
(play)
games
at
the
moment.
18.
It’s
nine
o’clock.
My
father_______________(work)
in
the
office.
19. Look,
the
boy_________(put)
the
rubbish
into
the
bin.
20. ______he________(clean)
the
classroom
No,
he
isn’t.
He________(play).
21.
Where
is
Max
He___________(run)
on
the
grass.
22. Listen,
who____________(sing)
in
the
music
room
Oh,
Mary_____________(sing)
there
23.Be
quiet!
My
grandpa______________
(sleep).
24.Please
turn
d
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the
TV,
because
my
sister__________
(do)
the
homework
.
三.句型转换:
1.They
are
doing
housework..
一般问句:__________________________________________
肯、否回答:
__________________________________________
否定句:__________________________________________
2.
The
students
are
cleaning
the
classroom.
一般问句:__________________________________________
肯、否回答:
__________________________________________
对画线部分提问:______________________________________
3.
I’m
playing
football
in
the
playground.
否定句:______________________________________________
对划线部分提问:______________________________________
4.
Tom
is
reading
books
in
his
study.
一般问句:_____________________________________________
肯、否回答:
__________________________________________
对划线部分进行提问:_________________________________________
5.
The
boy
is
playing
basketball.
否定句:____________________________
一般疑问句:_________________________
肯定回答:____________否定回答:___________
对划线部分进行提问:__________________________
四.选择题
  1.
Who
_____
over
there
now
A.
singing
B.
ar
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sing
C.
is
singing
D.
sing
  2.
It’s
eight
o’clock.
The
students
_____
an
English
class.
A.
have
B
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having
C.
is
having
D.
are
having
  3.
Listen!
The
baby
_____
in
the
next
room.
A.
cry
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B.
cried
C.
is
crying
D.
cries
  4.
Look!
The
twins
_____
new
sweaters.
A.
are
wearing
B
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wearing
C.
are
wear
D.
is
wearing
  5.
Don’t
talk
here.
Grandparents
_____.
A.
is
sleeping
B.
are
sleeping
C.
sleeping
D.
sleep
  6.
Tom
is
a
worker.
He
____
in
a
factory.
His
sisters
_____
in
a
hospital.
A.
work/
work
B.
works/
work
C.
work/
works
  7.
Who
_____
English
best
in
your
class
A.
speak
B.
speak
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C.
speaking
  8.
Mrs.
Read
_____
the
windows
every
day.
A.
is
cleaning
B.
cl
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C.
cleans
  9.
We
_____
music
and
often
_____
to
music.
A.
like/
liste
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B.
likes/
listens
C.
like/
are
listening
  10.
She
_____
up
at
six
in
the
morning.
A.
get
B.
gets
C.
getting
五. 根据中文提示完成句子:
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1. 小花不是在写作业,她在画画。

Xiao Hua ______ ______ homework. She ______ ______ pictures.

2. 今天李老师穿着一件红色的连衣裙。

Miss Li ______ ______ a red dress today.

3. 你爷爷正在看报纸吗?

______ your grandpa ______ the newspaper

4. 他们是在打篮
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______ they ______ basketball ______ volleyball

5. 孩子们在干什么?他们在唱歌、跳舞。

______ ______ the children ______ They ______ ______ and ______.
六.将下列句子变成现在进行时:
(1).
I
work
in
a
factory.
_____________________________________________
(2).
He
studies
in
a
school.
_____________________________________________
(3).They
don’t
watch
TV
every
day.
_____________________________________________
(4).
Do
you
often
read
English
in
the
morning
_____________________________________________
(5).What
does
the
child
always
learn
on
Sunday
_____________________________________________Postcard
design
Hello
everyone
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I
am
Tan
Tanmian.
I
am
doing
work
related
with
graphic
design.
Recently,
I
have
designed
some
postcards
and
have
them
sold
in
Houhai
sofa
cafe
.
Welcome
to
buy
them!
Why
would
I
think
of
designing
the
postcards
Because
the
traditional
mail
contact
way
is
losing
its
position
gradually
in
the
web
society,
so
I
want
to
recollect
the
good
memories
of
the
past
and
I
believe
that
some
people
who
also
like
the
new
things
but
are
still
nostalgic
just
like
me.
Therefore,
I
hope
everyone
can
send
their
love
and
care
to
the
friends
who
are
faraway
or
who
haven’t
kept
in
touch
with
for
a
long
time.
We
can
imagine
that
how
will
they
feel
and
respond
when
they
get
the
postcards
sent
by
you