沪教版中学二年级八年级英语第一学期试用本Trouble！.pptVIP

* PPT课件 * PPT课件 We can use the adverbial phrases of time with the simple past tense to show when something happened. We went shopping yesterday. last Sunday. at one o’clock. in November. Last month, On Saturday, In 2005, Ten days ago, we went to Beijing. Adverbial phrases can go after or before the main clause. * PPT课件 Where did you go last week? Did you have a good time last night? I went to the cinema with Jack last Monday. The word last refers to the week, month, year, etc. before the present one. We don’t say ‘last morning/afternoon/evening’, but ‘yesterday morning/afternoon/evening’. * PPT课件 We use in, on or at with time phrases. Read the following examples. We bought the flat in 1994. The football match was on Monday. The film started at seven thirty. * PPT课件 Using in with time in 1998 in September in winter in the 21st century in the Christmas holiday in the spring term in the morning in the evening * PPT课件 Using on with time on Wednesday on 15 April on that day on Easter Monday on Christmas Day on the Dragon Boat Festival on Friday morning on Tuesday evening on the morning of 12 May on the afternoon of 1 June * PPT课件 Using at with time at three o’clock at half past four at that time at the moment at noon/night/midnight at lunch (-time) at break at Christmas/Spring Festival at the weekend * PPT课件 Here are some examples with ‘night’. (= at midnight) * PPT课件 We do not use in, on or at before these words: * PPT课件 The word ago refers to a period of time before now. It always comes after the time word(s). I passed my driving test six months ago. Vicky wrote to the company weeks ago. David first met Melanie a long time ago. —Have you see Emma? —Yes, just a few minutes ago. * PPT课件 A Look at this time-line and read the questions. Answer questions 3 and 4. Then in pairs, practise asking and answering six more questions like these. Last Wednesday, what was the date? The date was the twentieth of November. * PPT课件 2 What was the day six days ago? The da