江苏省中学八级英语上册《Unit 2 School life School life Integrated skills》课件 牛津版.pptVIP

Unit 2 Integrated skills 牛津版 八年级 (8A) * Comparing schools * Name Daniel John Nancy School name BJSSS Woodland Rocky Mountain Number of students 550 Number of teachers Number of classrooms 45 28 35 Length of summer holiday 7weeks Time spent 1 day on homework 3hours 2hours 1hour Do students wear uniforms? yes yes no Do students go to morning assembly? yes yes no 1,800 1,200 90 46 85 6weeks 12weeks * Number of students Number of teachers Number of classrooms Length of summer holiday (how long) Time spent 1 day on homework Do students wear uniforms? Do students go to morning assembly? * Daniel is finishing his article. There are _____ teachers and _____ students in Woodland School than in Beijing Sunshine Secondary School. Chinese students have ____ weeks off in the summertime than British students. fewer more fewer * British students spend ___ time doing their home work than Chinese students. American students spend ___ time doing their homework than British students. Rocky Mountain High School is ____________ Woodland School. less less different from * Students at Rocky Mountain High School do not wear uniforms and do not have morning assembly. Students in the USA have _____ weeks off in summertime than British students, and they spend ____ time doing their homework. more less * I spend the most time doing my homework. Daniel: John: The morning assembly at my school is like the morning at Daniel’s school. 2. Daniel 3. Nancy 4. Daniel 5. John 6. Nancy * The length of the table is 1.15 meters. 1.15 M * summertime = the season of summer * have 8 weeks off = to be away from work or school for 8 weeks * J: How many Grade 8 classes are there in your school? D: There are six. J: In my school, there are only three Grade 8 classes. Your school has more Grade 8 classes than our Speak up * school. How many classmates do you have? D: I have 48. And you? J: 25. I have fewer classmates than you. How many computer lessons do you have each week? * D: I have thr