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课件网) In the 1700s, many scientists worked on _____. steam engines In 1760s, a scientist put_____ and _____ together. Steam engine wheel steam engines wheels in the 1760s意思是在18世纪60年代，也就是1760-1769年 在20世纪90年代 在19世纪30年代 In 1804, the first _____was born in England. train engine train engine be born“出生” be常用was/were, 后面可跟介词on/in/at等。 ①.be born on August18. ②.be born in 1981/China ③ be born at 7:40 am In 1825, the first _____opened. passenger railway passenger railway People built many _____to help passengers _____and _____ the trains easily. train station train stations get on off Today’s can travel at about 300 kilometres per hour. high-speed trains high-speed train ①at high speed 意思是_____ ②at low speed 意思是_____ ③at a speed of意思是_____ 以高速 以低速 以……的速度 UNIT 6 Lesson 32 Trains Go Faster! Listen and fill in the blanks: Let's Do It ! Listening The Rocket had a top speed of only_____ kilometres per hour. Today’s high-speed trains can travel at about ____kilometres per hour. The fastest trains can go about _____kilometres per hour. 45 300 500 Read and match Para.1-3 the future train Para.4 the history of trains Para.5 Reading the speeds of the early train and today`s train Time What happened in the 1700s in the 1760s in 1804 in 1825 during the 1830s after 50 years Read Para.1-3 and find the answers to the questions: Many scientists worked on steam engine. A scientist in England put steam engines and wheels together. 1. What happened at that time The first train engine was born in England. The first passenger railway opened. Countries all over the world started build railways. Many countries had railways and many train stations. 2. How fast do trains go Kinds of Trains Speed Early trains about 15 kilometres in two hours Rocket Today’s high speed trains The fastest trains The future trains 500 kilometres per hour about 300 kilometres per hour have no wheels, ride on air 45 kilometres per hour Read the passage again and complete the passage In the 1700s, many scientists _____ steam engines. In the 1760s, people had a new type of transportation:_____. In 1804, the first train engine _____in England. In 1825, the first_____ opened. During the 1830s, countries _____started to build railways. Early trains were slow by today’s standards. The Rocket had _____only 45 kilometres per hour. But the Rocket was slower than our trains today. Maybe trains will have no wheels _____. Maybe they will_____. That would be amazing. worked on the steam train was born passengers railway all over the world a top speed of in the future ride on air Retell the text Read the lesson and retell it like this: In the 1700s, …steam engines… In the 1760, … steam engines and wheels… a new type of ... the steam train. In 1804, the first train engine … In 1825, the first passenger railway … During the 1830s, …build railways. Fifty years later many countries ... Ear ... ...
