八上U4T1SA.pptVIP

Unit 4 Our WorldTopic 1 Plants and animals are important to us. Section A  What can we see in the countryside? sheep goose mouse small big thin 单音节及部分双音节形容词比较级（- er）和最高级（- est）的规则变化。 单音节及部分双音节形容词比较级（- er）和最高级（- est）的规则变化。 1 一般在词尾直接加er/est: tall—taller—tallest 2 以e 结尾的单词去e加er/est: wide—wider—widest 3 以辅音字母加y结尾的单词，把y改成i, 再加er/est: busy—busier—busiest 4 以重读闭音节结尾，且末尾只有一个辅音字母的单 词，双写末尾的辅音字母，再加er/est : big—bigger—biggest (fat, thin, red, hot) 单音节及部分双音节形容词比较级（- er）和最高级（- est）的规则变化。 countryside The air is dirty. The river is dirty. clearer Listen and fill in the blanks with the correct words according to 1a. How does Wang Wei think of the countryside? What about Michael? Wang Wei goes there for his summer vacation every year. Make a survey in groups. Find out how many students like countrysides and how many students like cities. Summary 1. The comparative and superlative degrees of adjective. 形容词比较级，最高级的规则变化及用法。（-er/-est） 2. Talking about animals and describing nature. Homework Draw a picture of your hometown and write a passage about it, using adjectives and their comparative and superlative degrees. Thanks for listening! Goodbye! * cow countryside n. 农村，乡下 horse hen some sheep What can we see in the countryside? some geese What can we see in the countryside? some mice What can we see in the countryside? Look, listen and say (影片1) The mice are smaller than the hens. The hens are smaller than the geese. The mice are the smallest of all. The hens are bigger than the mice. The geese are bigger than the hens. The geese are the biggest of all. small big The ducks are a little thinner than the geese. The ducks are much thinner than the pigs. thin adj. 瘦的；薄的；稀的 nicest strongest Superlative nicer stronger Comparative brave nice tall strong Adjective Superlative Comparative Adjective fat thin ugly laziest biggest lazier bigger