八年級(jí)英語上冊(cè),課件

Unit

2In

England,

you

usuallydrinktea

with

milk.You

must

inBritain.drive

on

the

left

of

the

roadYou

mus

ride

your

bicycle

on

thepavement(人行道)._

make

noise

in

the

library.You

mussandwichshoulderexperiencestaygentlemanfishandchipsWhen

do

people

have

afternoon

tea

in

Britain?At

around

4

p.m.What

is

the

traditional

food

in

England?Fish

and

chips.When

you

are

talking

to

your

friends,

youmaycallthem

a

.bytheir

names b)

Mr

or

MsWhen

you

are

invited

for

afternoon

tea,youwillhave

b

.tea b)

alightmealTeainEnglandusuallyhas

a

k b)

sugar

b

istraditionalfoodinEngland.Steak

andpotatoesFishandchipsAt

the

bus

stop,

it

is

important

that

you

a

.wait

in

lines

poli

yfor

the

time

meal

meetsomething

interesting stand

in

a

linetake

away1.

What

did

Wang

Hui

notice

when

hewas

in

England?He

noticed

something

interestingwith

the

English

way

of

life.What

isoneexample

oftheEnglishway

of

life?You

must

say

Mr

or

Mrs

when

youmeet

someone

for

the

time.What

do

you

eatfor

afternoontea?Afternoon

tea

is

a

light

meal

and

youeat

sandwiches

or

a

large

fruit

cake,and

drink

tea

with

milk.How

canyou

eatfish

andchips?You

can

eat

fish

and

chips

in

shopsortake

it

away

and

eat

it

with

yourfingers.What

do

people

do

when

they

wait

forthe

bus?When

people

wait

for

the

bus,

theyneed

to

stand

in

a

line

and

wait

fortheir

turn.1.

For

example,you

must

say

Mr

andMrswhen

you

meet

someone

for

thetime.someone

pron.

；有人e.g.

I

seem

to

hear

someone

knocking

atthe

door.我好像聽到有人在敲門。for

the time表示“初次，第一次”。e.g.

I

met

him

atthe

cinema

for

thetime.我第一次碰到他是在

院里。2.

Afternoon

tea

is

not

just

a

drink

but

alight

meal

at

around

4

pm.notjust…but…表示“不僅僅……而且……”e.g.

Heis

not

just

ateacher

but

aninventor.他不僅是位老師，而且還是個(gè)發(fā)明家。3.…or

youcantakeitaway

andeatitwith

your

fingers!takeaway在這里特指將餐館的食品帶走，而不是在餐館食用。e.g.

—

Would

you

eat

it

here

or

take

itaway?I’ll

take

itaway.你是想在這里吃，還是帶走？我要帶走。因此在英國(guó)，外賣食品被稱為“takeaway”e.g.

The

restaurant

provides

takeawayservice.這個(gè)飯店提供外賣服務(wù)。4.

Once

I

noticed

a

gentleman

touch

ayoung

man

on

the

shoulder…touch

sb.on

the

should

表示“拍的肩膀”，是英語的慣用表達(dá)，其他類似的表達(dá)例子如：pat

sb.on

the

head拍kick

sb.in

the

leg

踢的頭的腿1.

What

do

you

do

when

you

meet

peoplefor

the

time?We

may

shake

hands

with

or

seach

other

when

we

meet

for

thetime.at2.

What

must

you

say

when

you

talk

toolder

people?We

must

use

“nin”

to

show

our

respect.What

food

and

drink

do

you

give

tovisitors

when

they

come

to

your

home?We

will

serve

the

visitors

with

tea,fruits

andsnacks.What

do

you

eat

during

the

SpringFestival?We

will

have

a

big

meal

with

ourfamily

during

the

Spring

Festival.People

may

have

lots

of

meat

at

themeal.People

in

my

home

town

are

friendly

toeach

other.

They

may

shake

hands

withor

stheat

each

other

when

they

meetfortime.

When

they’re

introducedto

someone

older,

they

usually

use

“nin”to

show

their

respect,

when

therearevistors

at

home,

the

host

will

serve

themwith

tea,

fruits

andsnacks.The

Spring

Festival

is

the

biggestoccasion

in

my

home

town.

Peopleusually

celebrateit

by

having

a

big

mealwith

their

families.

They’ll

have

lots

ofmeat.

Children

will

enjoy

the

fireworksandsnacks.need的用法need作為情態(tài)動(dòng)詞表示“需要”，可用于肯定句、否定句和疑問句。否定形式needn’t比較常用，表示“不需要”，或“不必要”。例如：You

needn’t

wait.你不需要等待。請(qǐng)注意：need也可以作為行為動(dòng)詞，表示“需要”，常用need

to

do

sth.結(jié)構(gòu)。例如：I

need

to

clean

my

room

immedia

y.我需要立即打掃

屋子。had

better的用法hadbetter表示勸告或建議，意為“最好……”。例如：You’d

better

speak

in

a

low

voice.你最好低點(diǎn)說話。hadbetter一般不用于疑問句中，但可用于否定句中，其否定形式為：hadbetter

not.例如：You’d

better

not

go

out

before

youfinish

your

.在完成你的家庭作業(yè)之前，最好不要出去。It

rained

heavily,

so

we

B

stay

athome

watchin allday.could B.

had

to C.must—

May

I

takethebook

out

ofthereading

room?—

No,

you

can’t.

You

A

read

it

here.It’s

the

rule.A.

must B.would C.

may3.

—

Dad,

may

I

watch

TV?—

No.

You

A

finish

your

.A.

must B.can C.

may—

Bob,

shall

we

go

and

meet

our

newclassmate?Sorry.

I'm

busy

now.

But

you

B

askDavid

to

go

with

you.

He

is

free．need

B．may

C．mustA.

must;

canC.

need;

canB.

must;

mayD.

can;maySusan’s

parents

have

bought

a

largehouse

with

a

swimming

pool.

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)A.

must B.can C.

mus D.can’tYou

D

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