上教版英语九年级(上).docVIP

上教版英语九年级（上） Unit 1 Body Language Date: / / / Unit 1 Body Language Reading Words Verb: great, sigh, hesitate, remind, might, avoid, stare, Noun.: body language, college, travel agency, fax, gesture, eye contact, key, Westerner, lack, authority, elder, difficulty, speaker Adjective: part-time, unfriendly, confused, frequent, impolite Adv: cheerfully, close 反义词：friendly—unfriendly interestedbored clearconfused polite impolite Phrases 1.look up…/look at…/ look over/ look +adj e.g.: look down/ happy take over 7 . a few minutes later as well as 8. without+doing come over 9. remind sb sth 5. stare at 10. as a matter of fact 6. lack of 11. close to Sentences It’s the way you …. the key to… Listening Words Verb: cross, rub, repeat, scratch Noun.: ballet, movement, stage, entertainment, chin, itch Adjective: descriptive, anxious, reasonable, outgoing, Adv: rapidly Phrases 1. cross one’s arms 2. hold one’s chin 3. sit straight 4. drop one’s shoulders 5. scratch one’s nose 6. rub one’s hands 7. hold one’s arms Sentences It says (that)… What does the article say about that？ Language Phrases 1. open one’s mouth wide 2. raise one’s eyebrows 3. move one’s head from side to side 4. pull one’s tongue out of mouth 5. wag the tail 6. put back the lips 7. before / about / for doing Grammar Verb + -ing as subject We can use a verb in the –ing form as the subject of a sentence. e.g.: Starting at people is also considered rude. Verb + -ing after a preposition We can also use a verb in the –ing form after a preposition. e.g.: This machine is for cutting up paper. Speaking Words Verb: bless Noun.: rhythm, vowel, pronunciation Adjective: false(反义：ture) Adv: underneath Sentences 1. What does he/ she look like? 2. What w