Unit8SectionA3a-3c課件上學期人教版九年級英語全冊

Unit8

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Carla.Section

A3a-3cMind-maptheremust...+be+v-ingnoisen.噪音[n??z]Let'slearnsomenewwordsnoisyadj.：嘈雜的;喧鬧的[?n??zi]policemann.男警察復數(shù)：policemen[p?'li?sm?n]wolfn.狼pl.wolves[w?lf]happeningn.事件（不尋常的事情）原形：v.happen發(fā)生

ReadyGoSpeakouttheEnglishwordswhenyouseethepicture看圖片說單詞Let'splaygamesWhatmightitbe?Coulditbeadog?awolf?abear?Itmight/could/mustbea________.oranyotherthings?Free

talkscareduneasyworriednervousafraidWhatisthewomandoing?Whyisshedoingthat?Shelooksnervousandworried,evenuneasy(不安的).Howdoesshelook?Sheiswatchingatthewindow.Maybebecausethereissomethinghappeningoutsidethewindow.Whatexactlyhappened?Newwords3aWhile-readingReadthearticleanddecidewhichmightbethebesttitle.ASmallandQuietTownStrangeHappeningsinMyTownAnimalsinOurNeighborhoodFast-readingn.事件；發(fā)生的事情3bReadthearticleagainandfindwordstomatchthemeanings.nervousorworried________youngpeople___________personinthenexthouse__________

areawherepeoplelive______________animallikeaverylargedog________personwhomakesnoise__________uneasyteenagersneighborneighborhoodwolfnoise-makerIfyoureadsomethingforthefirsttime,don’tworryaboutthewordsyoudon’tknow.Usethecontexttohelpyouguessthemeanings.Careful-reading3cWitnessesWhataretheopinions?Victor’swifeVictorandhisfriends

ThepolicemenHelenOnewomanintheareaThewriterhimselfShethinksitcould

beananimal.Hethinksitmustbeteenagershavingfun.Theythinkitmightbethewind.Shethinksitcan’tbeadog.Shethinksitmaybeabearorawolf.Hethinksthenoise-makerishavingtoomuchfuncreatingfear.3cReadthearticlecarefullyandwritewhatpeoplethinkaboutthestrangenoises.Whoisthenoise-maker?Victor'swifeVictorandhisfriendspolicementhewriterwomanHelenItcouldbe_________Itmustbe______________Itmightbe_______Itcan'tbe_____Maybeitwas_____________Theremustbe__________________________________

teenagershavingfunananimal.thewind

somethingvisitingthehomesinourneighborhood

abearorawolfadogcouldn'tseeadogoranythingelse.toobigtobeadog.couldn'tfindanythingstrange.ishavingtoomuchfuncreatingfear.Tips：1.Theremight/could/mustbesb/sthdoingsth.2.Itmight/could/mustbesb/sthdoingsth.辨析noise，voice與sound(1)noise通常指噪音，指人們所聽到的不悅耳、不和諧的嘈雜聲。(2)voice一般指人的嗓音、說話聲或歌唱聲。(3)sound泛指聽到的任何聲音或響聲。There+(情態(tài)動詞)+be＋名詞＋v.-ing形式意為"(一定有/可能有)有……正在做……”。eg：Therearealotofpeopleswimmingintheriver.其復數(shù)形式為wolves?！就卣埂恳詅(e)結尾的名詞，變復數(shù)時，要先將f(e)改為v，再加-es。如leaf—leaves，wife—wives，knife—knives，thief—thievesfear此處用作不可數(shù)名詞，意為“恐懼，懼怕”。LanguagePointshavefun意為“開心地...”,后跟v-ing形式。"Wethinkitmustbeteenagershavingfun"(calm;sure故作鎮(zhèn)定，確信的)

"Teenagersarenotallowedtostayoutlateinthenight.Ithinkitcouldbeananimal."(sure;confused反駁強烈，猜疑的)"Atfirst,Ithoughtitmightbeadog,butIcouldn’tseeadogoranythingelse,either.SoIguessitcan'tbeadog.Butthen,whatcoulditbe?"(contradictory困惑矛盾的)

"Ithinkitwastoobigtobeadog.Maybeitwasabearorawolf."(emotional;scared情緒激動的，害怕的)Victor

and

his

friendsVictor's

wifeHelenOne

woman

in

the

areaReadingtimeReadwith

fullfeelings(帶感情朗讀)ReadingaloudSummary:retellthearticle_________________inmytownStrangehappeningsUsedtobequietStrangeeventsthesedaysPeoplefeel______uneasyVictor’swifeVictorandhisfriendspoliceHelenWriterWomanthinkfeelConclusion:__________________somethingvisitingRoleplaytheinterview.

Hello,everyone.I’mareporterforthetownnewspaper.Iheardthatsomethingunusualishappeningintheneighborhoodanditmakespeoplenervous.What’syouropinionaboutthenoise?After-reading1.過去一直很安靜2.沒什么事情3.不同尋常的事4.被……采訪5.報警————————————————————————_______________________________________________________________________________used

to

be

quietnothingmuchsomething

unusualbe

interviewed

by

…

call

the

policeman1.隔壁鄰居next-door

neighbor2.逃走run

away3.看見某人正在做某事see

sb.

doing

sth

.4.太……而不能……too

…

to5.狼的復數(shù)形式wolvesReadandfillintheblanks.Careful-readingasmalltownSometingunuauslstrangenoisesAtnightuneasyImagineandWriteWhat'sthetruth?Onenight...hangout....suddenly...HomeworkIt'seveningagain,everyoneissleeping.It'swindyoutsideandthestraightnoisescomeagain.Everyonebecameuneasyagain.However,thestraightnoisesdisappearedthenextnight.Now,wenowknowwhatwashappeningintheneighbourhood.Lastweekwewereinstallinggasequipment.Buttheworkerleftthetownwithhalfofthepipelines