Lesson39RingUporCall？上課課件2021-2022學(xué)年冀教版八年級(jí)英語下冊(cè)

1、Unit 7 Know Our WorldLesson 39 Ring Up or Call?Learning Objectives:Key words & phrases: British, washroom, bathroom, spell, pronunciation, grammar, translate, American, Australian, pronounce, ring up, go up, in different ways, in publicKey sentences:1. We have been asked to write a report on Asia. 2

2、. Maybe Ill ring him up tonight.New wordsBritish/brt/washroom /wrm/bathroom /brm/spell /spel/pronunciation/prnnsie()n/grammar/rm(r)/translate/trnslet/American/merkn/Australian /strelin/pronounce /prnans/adj.不列顛的；英國的；英國人的；英國英語的 n.(總稱)英國人；英國英語n.盥洗室n.浴室，盥洗室v.拼寫n.發(fā)音；讀法n.語法v.翻譯adj.美國的 n.美國人adj.澳大利亞(人)的 n

3、.澳大利亞人v.發(fā)音；讀法spelled/speltphrasesring up go upin different ways用不同的方式或方法上升；提高；增長給打電話What are some of the differences in spoken Chinese in different parts of China? What are some of the differences in spoken English? Its evening. Brian is chatting online with David, a new friend from New York.David:

4、Hi Brian! How are you doing?Brian: Good, thanks! We have been asked to write a report on Asia. I would like to ask my Chinese friend some questions about colours in China. Maybe Ill ring him up tonight.David: Ring up？ What do you mean? Phones dont go up when they ring. They cant fly!Brian: “To ring

5、up someone” is the British way of saying to call someone on the phone.網(wǎng)上聊天現(xiàn)在完成時(shí)的被動(dòng)語態(tài)關(guān)于給打電話上升David：Thats different. There are quite a few differences between your English and my English.Brian: Thats true. Sometimes we describe the same thing in different ways or use different words. We say “in a team

6、”， while you say “on a team”. And you use “washroom” or “bathroom” instead of “toilet”David: You have “autumn” instead of “fall”， and you spell color “colour”相當(dāng)多，不少在之間Brian: There are also some differences in pronunciation and even in grammar. I remember asking my cousin to translate things for me w

7、hen I first came to Canada. “Are we speaking the same language？” I asked myself.David: Ha ha! Did you know that there is American English, British English, Australian English and even African English？They are different, but they are all English. By the way, some Canadians use the word “eh” at the en

8、d of their sentences. Its pronounced like the letter “A”. What does it mean?Brian: It is a friendly way of saying “Do you understand？”or “Do you agree？”David: Oh, I see. Thats interesting, eh？remember doing記得做過某事在結(jié)尾remember to do記得去做某事Language points1. Maybe Ill ring him up tonight. 也許今晚我會(huì)給他打電話。e.g.

9、他們經(jīng)常給父母打電話。They often ring up their parents.ring sb. up = call sb.ring up是“動(dòng)詞副詞”型短語，意為“給打電話” 若賓語為代詞，必須放在二者之間； 若賓語為名詞，放在ring和up之間或者up之后均可。= They often call their parents.2. There are quite a few differences between your English and my English. 你的英語和我的英語有很多不同之處。e.g.他有相當(dāng)多的書。He has quite a few books.e.g

10、.跟他交談給我?guī)砹撕芏鄻啡?。Talking to him bring me quite a little pleasure.quite a few + 可數(shù)名詞復(fù)數(shù)quite a little + 不可數(shù)名詞 “相當(dāng)多”3. There are quite a few differences between your English and my English. 你的英語和我的英語有很多不同之處。e.g.我們學(xué)校在超市和電影院之間。Our school is between the supermarket and the cinema.e.g.那張桌子在你和我之間。The desk is between you and me.betweenand “在和之間”表示兩