七年级英语 Module 2 Better future Unit 6 Hard work for a better life Period 2 上海牛津版知识精讲.docVIP

初一英语Module 2 Better future Unit 6 Hard work for a better life Period 2上海牛津版 【本讲教育信息】 一. 教学内容： Module 2 Better future Unit 6 Hard work for a better life Period 2 （） （） （） 二. 知识总结与归纳 （） 1. grasshopper 2. ant 3. lazy 4. silly 5. everywhere 6. nothing 7. disappointed 8. sadly （） 1. make somebody do 2. in the sun 3. all the time 4. take…into 5. plenty of 6. stay in 7. come out of 8. come into 9. work hard 10. think of （）ake your bag. 2）吃；喝；服用；添加 e.g.: Take the medicine, twice a day. Take some cakes if you are hungry. 3）乘（车、船、飞机等） e.g.: She usually takes a bus to school every day. We are going to take planes during our trip. 4）花费（时间），通常以it为形式主语引导句子 e.g.: It takes me about 3 hours to finish homework. How long will it take him to do the washing? 5）做……事情。常和名词连用 e.g.: take a walk take a rest take a look 由take构成的常用短语有 1）take away 拿走 e.g.: Sam took away his cards when he left. 2）take (good) care of 照顾，照料 e.g.: I take care of my cat very carefully. 3）take a photo/ photos 拍照 e.g.: I like taking photos. My father took a photo of me. 4）take out 拿出 e.g: Please take out your ticket. 5）take down 取下来 e.g.: Don’t take that picture down. 6）take one’s temperature 量某人的体温 e.g.: I feel sick. I’m going to take my temperature. 2. look for和find的区别 look for强调找寻的过程，可以使用正在进行时的形式 e.g.: They are looking for their coats. find强调找的结果，不可用正在进行时的形式。 e.g.: Finally, I found my watch. Charlie was looking for his shoes all the morning. 2 hours ago, he found it. Sarah can’t find her cell phone. She is looking for it in the closet now. 同样形式的词语还有look at - see和listen to - hear e.g.: —Look at that balloon in the sky! —Where? I can’t see it. I try to listen to his voice. But I don’t hear anything. 3. out of的用法归纳 1）表示地点（从里向外） e.g.: Fish can’t live out of water. 2）表示动作的方向 e.g.: The fish swam out of the small pond. It’s in the big pond now. 3）表示“在……范围之外” e.g.: The car is out of sight. 4）表示缺乏 e.g.: We are out of coffee. 4. What’s the matter? 此句为英语交际用语中常用的句型，表示“怎么了？” “有什么问题？” “出什么事了？” e.g.: —What’s t