九年级英语Unit8_Reading课件.pptVIP

carry * Go for it J9 残疾的 组织 装满 愉快 盲的 聋的 不能的 不能 想象 关上 (门,窗等) disabled adj. organization n. fill v. pleasure n. blind adj. deaf adj. unable adj. cannot =can’t imagine v. shut v. 搬运 特别地 specially adv. (去)拿来,请来 fetch v. 支持,帮助 support v. 感激 appreciate v. 捐赠物,捐款 donation n. 捐赠 donate v. 帮助(某人)解决困难 help (sb.) out 马上 at once How is a letter different from an article? List three differences. 1. 2. 3. Letters need addresses. Letters need greetings at beginning and end. Letters use informal language. 1b Using parts of speech If you don’t understand a word or a phrase in English, ask yourself what part of speech it is. It might be a noun, a verb or a preposition, for example. Knowing what it is can help you understand better. And it allows you to use the new English word or phrase correctly in the future. What’s wrong with Liz Smith? 2. What is “Animal Helpers”? 3. What does Miss Li do for “Animal Helpers”? 4. What does Lucky usually help Liz to do? 5. Why does Liz think “Lucky” is the good name for her dog? Because she feels very lucky to have him. She can’t use her arms or legs well. “Animal Helpers” is an organization set up to help disabled people. She donates some money to help the disabled people. He can understand her different instructions, for example, he can help Liz fetch things. Dear Miss Li, I’d like to thank you for sending money to “Animals Helpers”, an organization set up to help disabled people .You see,you have helped make it possible for me to have “Lucky”,Who has filled my life with pleasure.Let me tell you my story. Being blind,deaf,unable to walk or use your hands easily is something that most people can’t imagine.But there are many peop