仁愛(ài)英語(yǔ)八年級(jí)上冊(cè)Unit 2 Topic 1 課文原文填空練習(xí)

1、.仁愛(ài)英語(yǔ)八年級(jí)上冊(cè)UNIT 2 Topic 1 課文原文填空練習(xí)Section A 1a Listen, read and say Betty: 怎么with you? Do you have a 感冒? Kangkang: No, I don't. I have a 牙疼 . Betty: I'm sorry to 聽(tīng)到that. You should see a 牙醫(yī). Kangkang: I think I will. Betty: I hope you'll be well 盡快. Kangkang: Thank you. Section B 1a Liste

2、n, read and say Steve: Hey, Bruce. You look 蒼白. What's the 問(wèn)題? Bruce: Well, I have a 頭疼and a 咳嗽. I'm feeling 糟糕的! Steve: I'm 難過(guò)to hear that. 多久have you been 像this? Bruce: Two days. Steve: 也許you have the 流感.You'd 最好go to see a 醫(yī)生. Bruce: That's a good idea. I think I will. Steve:

3、Shall I take you to the 醫(yī)院? Bruce: No, thank you.I'll take some 藥先and see how it goes. Section C 1a Listen, read and say Dr. Jiang: Hello, Michael. How are you 感覺(jué)today? Michael: Not too 糟糕, thanks. But my left leg still 疼when I move it. Dr. Jiang: Oh, don't擔(dān)憂! Your X片 show it's 沒(méi)什么 嚴(yán)重的.L

4、et me 檢查it over again. Michael:Ouch! Dr. Jiang: Sorry, Michael. Here, take these 藥.Two each time, and three 次a day. Michael: Thanks, Dr. Jiang. Dr. Jiang: 待in bed and don't 挪動(dòng)your leg too much. Michael: 好的, Dr. Jiang. Maria, Jane and Kangkang come to the hospital to 看望Michael. M, J&K: Hey, M

5、ichael. 怎么are you feeling today? Michael: 好多了, thanks. Oh, thank you for your 花and 水果. Jane: You should stay in bed and 好好休息. Maria: You'd better not move your leg too much. Michael: Yes, I know, thank you. Section D 2a Grammar focus Modals for giving 建議You 應(yīng)該see a dentist. You 不應(yīng)該drink 咖啡or 茶in

6、 the evening. 你最好go to see a doctor. You 最好別 go to school today. 2b Useful expressions with you?/ the ? I have a cold/a 發(fā)燒/a toothache/a 疼throat/a headache/the flu. You look pale. I'm feeling terrible! I'm sorry to hear that. How long have you been like this? I don't 想eating. How are you

7、 feeling 今天? 但是my left leg 仍然hurts when I move it. Two pills 每time,three times a day. 參考答案仁愛(ài)英語(yǔ)八年級(jí)上冊(cè)UNIT 2 Topic 1 課文原文Section A 1a Listen, read and say Betty: What's wrong with you? Do you have a cold? Kangkang: No, I don't. I have a toothache. Betty: I'm sorry to hear that. You should s

8、ee a dentist. Kangkang: I think I will. Betty: I hope you'll be well soon. Kangkang: Thank you. Section B 1a Listen, read and say Steve: Hey, Bruce. You look pale. What's the matter? Bruce: Well, I have a headache and a cough. I'm feeling terrible! Steve: I'm sorry to hear that. How

9、long have you been like this? Bruce: Two days. Steve: Maybe you have the flu.You'd better go to see a doctor. Bruce: That's a good idea. I think I will. Steve: Shall I take you to the hospital? Bruce: No, thank you.I'll take some medicine first and see how it goes. Section C 1a Listen, r

10、ead and say Dr. Jiang: Hello, Michael. How are you feeling today? Michael: Not too bad, thanks. But my left leg still hurts when I move it. Dr. Jiang: Oh, don't worry! Your X-rays show it's nothing serious.Let me check it over again. Michael:Ouch! Dr. Jiang: Sorry, Michael. Here, take these

11、pills.Two pills each time, and three times a day. Michael: Thanks, Dr. Jiang. Dr. Jiang: Stay in bed and don't move your leg too much. Michael: All right, Dr. Jiang. Maria, Jane and Kangkang come to the hospital to visit Michael. M, J&K: Hey, Michael. How are you feeling today? Michael: Much

12、 better, thanks. Oh, thank you for your flowers and fruit. Jane: You should stay in bed and have a good rest. Maria: You'd better not move your leg too much. Michael: Yes, I know, thank you. Section D 2a Grammar focus Modals for giving advice You should see a dentist. You shouldn't drink coffee or tea in the evening. You'd better go to see a doctor. You had better not go to school today. 2b Useful expressions What's wrong with you?/What's the matter? I have a cold/a fever/a toothache/a score throat/a headache/the flu. You look pale. I'm feeling terrible!