牛津深圳版英语七上《Unit8 Collecting things Reading》课件（20PPT无素材）

课件20张PPT。 课题：Unit 8 Collecting things内容：Period 2 —Reading Unit 8Module 4 Fun timeOxford EnglishPeriod 2Collecting thingsReading Checking-up1Vocabulary reviewDo you still remember the new words you learnt in the last period?1. My uncle will visit my family _ _ _ _ (in a short time). 2. Mr. Green lives with his _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (a son of one’s son or daughter). 3. After the snow, it is white _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (in all places). 4. _ _ _ _ _ _ (Go after) me. The teaching building is over there. 5. I don’t like fish and I _ _ _ _ _ _ (almost not) eat fish. 6. Is there _ _ _ _ _ (empty place) for a table in the kitchen? 7. Are you _ _ _ _ (not busy) tomorrow? I want to go shopping with you.s o o ng r a n d s o ne v e r y w h e r eF o l l o wh a r d l ys p a c ef r e eContext study2Unusual collections D2 Helen is talking to her friend Sue. Help Helen answer the questions in complete sentences. We went to our grandparents’ home today.They collect things in their free time.They collect doorbells, newspapers, toys and many other things.Contextual exerciseThe sentences below are from the story. Can you put them back? ① So their house is full of things, from very cheap things to very expensive ones. ② “Do you like our collection of doorbells? I think they’re interesting.” ③ “We have too many newspapers. I don’t know where to put them now,” said Grandpa. ④ “Come to see the toys,” said Grandma. ⑤ We had a lot of toys when we were at your age.To the storySam and Helen’s grandparents collect almost everything. There are eight doorbells on their front door! “This silver doorbell is my favourite,” said Helen. She pushed it and soon Grandpa opened the door. 5“Come in, my dear grandson and granddaughter!” he said. “Who started collecting doorbells, Grandpa?” asked Sam. “Your grandma,” he answered. “She loves doorbells.” “What do you like collecting, Grandpa?” asked Helen. “I like collecting newspapers.” 2Return110They went inside and saw newspapers everywhere. “Hello children!” called Grandma. “Let’s have some tea.” The children followed her into the living room and saw lots of toys there. There was hardly any space for the children to sit down. “Whose toys are these?” asked Helen. 15“They’re ours,” said Grandma. “We both like collecting toys.” “But remember,” said Grandpa, “we have a lot of free time! You have your school work to do, so you shouldn’t spend too much time collecting things!” 3455ReturnLanguage pointsUnusual collections 1. There was hardly any space for the children to sit down.hardly = almost noHe hardly works. 他几乎不工作。 He works hard. 他努力工作。 hardly≠hard+ly 一、hard 1. adj. 困难的;努力的 eg. It’s hard for old people to climb Wutong Mountain. 2. adv. 努力地 eg. Does Tom work hard at his lessons? 二、hardly adv. 几乎没有、几乎不 eg. My father hardly ever watches TV. 考一考1. Lucy _____studies, but her sister studies _____. 2. The work is very _____ for me. 3. He _____ goes to bed b ... ...