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七年级上册Unit3
Is this your pencil?
Section A
I can’t find my schoolbag!
Lost and Found
schoolbags
pen
pencil
pencil box
books
dictionary ruler
eraser
schoolbag
Is this your schoolbag?
Thank you for your help!
While-listening
2a Listen and check(√)the things you hear.
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While-listening
2b Listen plete the conversation.
erasers pencil ruler pencil box books
Bob’ s
Helen’ s
Anna’ s
2d Listen again and repeat it.
Teacher: Hi,. Anna. Are these your pencils? Anna: No, they’re Bob’s. Teacher: And is this his green pen? Anna: No,it isn’t . The blue pen is his . Teacher: What about this dictionary? Anna: It’s Helen’s .And the green pen is hers , too. Teacher: And the eraser?Is that yours? Anna: Yes,it is. Teacher: Thank you for your help, Anna. Anna: You’re welcome.
Unit 3 学习资料完整版
Unit 3eful expressions2.Critical thinking1)What kind of digital products do you usually use? What do youusually do with them in both study and daily life?2)What have your university done to meet the requirement of thisdigital age? What do you expect your university to do next?3)What would life be like without the Internet or smartphones?3.Main structure of the passageIntroduction: The college today is being transformed into a new age of electronics by a fleet of laptops, smartphones and Internet connection 24 hours a day. (Para. 1)How the transformation influences student’s campus lifePara. 2: How students use new technologies in and out of class.Para. 3: Colleges have become the most Internet-accessible spots in the world.Para. 4: How students feel about wireless Internet access.Para. 5: Specific examples on how the new electronic device helping students’ learning.Para. 6: Why non-stop Internet connection is becoming indispensable for the storage and management of information.How the transformation influences colleges and universities?Para. 7: How fast information technology has developed on campus.Para. 8: What did one college do in order not to have technology inferiority complex?Para. 9: Some universities try their best to maintain competitive advantage.Para. 10-11: To attract students, colleges are competing with thebest Internet services, and another example of how colleges help students.Conclusion: The anywhere-anytime access has yielded amazing benefits. With the widespread application of laptops and computer sciences, we’re going to produce a generation of problem-solvers and intelligent thinkers, which is indispensable for the future of the world.(Para. 12)nguage pointsWords and expressions to talk about high technology and digital products:Words and expressions about college education1.Sth., long a … of …, is being transformed into …, and …用于形容“某物的转变或变化”。
人教版高中英语复习必修一UNIT3
_to__o_v_e_rc_o_m__e_ (overcome) more difficulties with courage and __d_e_te_r_m_i_n_a_ti_o_n_ (determine)．
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晨背素材 默写本8分钟检测练 关键能力 核心素养 限时规范训练
Ⅲ.单句写作 1．尽管很绝望，但是他对家人佯称一切顺利。(读后续写之情感描 写) Despite a feeling of desperation, he _p_re_t_e_n_d_e_d_t_o_h_i_s_f_a_m_i_ly__th_a_t_e_v_e_r_y_th_i_ng __w_a_s_g_o_i_n_g_w__e_ll________． 2．一开始，学习英语似乎很难，我甚至没有尝试就想放弃。 (Sb./Sth. seems/seemed＋不定式) At the beginning，learning English ___s_e_e_m_e_d__to__b_e_s_o_d_i_f_fi_c_u_lt___ that I
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晨背素材 默写本8分钟检测练 关键能力 核心素养 限时规范训练
2．determination n．决心；决定 (☞determine v．测定；决定；确
定☞determined adj.坚决的；有决心的) [练透]——单句语法填空/完成句子 (1)He determined _o_n_/u_p_o_n_ facing the failure bravely rather than escaping
剑桥少儿英语三级上册的unit3
No, I stayed at home.
Did you go anywhere?
Part 5. listen, read and learn.
• Have you ever heard of showers of frogs and fish? Well, they do happen. Sometimes the very strong winds suck up the animals from lakes and rivers and then throw them onto the ground. Later on, with the rain. • ever:曾经; • hear:听,hear of 意思是:听说; hear的过去式是 heard. • happen: 发生 • suck up:卷起来 • later on :之后
• Nov.27th • What is the weather like today? 今天 • It is sunny.
• Nov.26th 的过去式 the • What Is was weather like yesterday? 昨天
可以用 “last week, last Friday” 替换
• It wase weather like yesterday? • It was sunny.
• 2. What was the weather like last week? • It was cloudy.
It was windy.
What was the weather like yesterday?
7.Listen, read and sing.
• • • • • • • You are my shine, My only shine. You make me happy, When skies are grey, You’ll never know ,dear, How much I love you. Please don’t take my shine away!
UNIT 3 THE INTERNET
and Chinese culture，which is __b_e_n_ef_i_c_ia_l_ (benefit) to you.
3．但是，你越是焦虑，你的表现就会越差。(the＋比较级 ...，the＋ 比较级 ...)
However,t_h_e_m__o_re__a_n_x_io_u_s_y_o_u__a_re_,_t_h_e_w__o_rs_e__y_o_u_r _p_e_rf_o_r_m_a_n_c_e_w__il_l_b_e．
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晨背素材 默写本8分钟检测练 关键能力 核心素养 限时规范训练
(1)It is convenient for sb.to do sth. 某人方便做某事 (2)at one's convenience 在某人方便的时候 for convenience 为了方便起见
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晨背素材 默写本8分钟检测练 关键能力 核心素养 限时规范训练
and take me to the airport?
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晨背素材 默写本8分钟检测练 关键能力 核心素养 限时规范训练
(3)To enjoy the ___c_o_n_v_e_n_ie_n_c_e_ (convenient) of digital payment，many
senior citizens started to use smart phones. (4)如能尽早回复我将不胜感激。(2023·新课标Ⅰ卷应用文) _I_w_o_u_l_d_a_p_p_r_e_c_ia_t_e_i_t _if_y_o_u__c_o_u_ld__re_p_l_y_t_o_m__e_a_t_y_o_u_r__ea_r_li_e_s_t _c_o_n_v_e_n_ie_n_c_e.
人教版(PEP)五年级上册Unit3Whatwouldyoulike说课课件
教学重难点 03
教学难点
学生能够在实际生活情境中 用本课重点句型询问并回答 某人想要吃/喝什么。
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二、Leading-in
教学过程 05
（1）Bring up the topic（揭示话题） After reading, the teacher is thirsty and drink some water.
Ask the students if they want to drink some juice. The teacher points to the drinks and ask the students: “What would you like?” Present the title of new unit and write on
1.能够在语境中理解生词sandwich, drink, thirsty的意思，并 能正确发音。 2.能听懂、会说、会读对话，并在合适的环境下恰当地使用所学 语言。
过程与方法目标
1.能在创设的实际情景中灵活运用句型What would you like to eat/drink? I’d like ... 谈论自己喜欢的食物。
人教版PEP/五年级/上册
Unit Three What would you like
说课
说课人：xxx
01 教材分析 02 教学目标 03 教学重难点
04 教学法 05 教学过程 06 板书设计
PETS3 Unit3
Unit 3 Environment 环境Dialogues & Monologue①Mr. Zhang: visits his hometown, where he spent his childhood. Now he is talking with Mr. Jackson.Zhang: We're nearly there. All has come back to me. Look, the old park "People's Park" is still there. I used to pass the park to go to school each day.Jackson: Really? I thought you are living in Xi'an city all your life.Zhang: No, I used to live in this old city from 1970s to early 1980s.Jackson: Have you ever been back since you left here?Zhang: No, but I'm always dreaming of visiting it. I didn't have enough time, so I've never come back.Jackson: Now, we are in the city center?Zhang: Er, oh, yes, you're right. The busy road, the skyscrapers... It seems that the old department store has disappeared.Jackson: It's there! Right?Zhang: Yeah, it has changed a lot, bigger and taller than ever, but there was no flyover here in 1980s.Jackson: Look at these skyscrapers!Zhang: Wonderful! But in the past, there were only small shops. I especially liked to buy sweets in one of them. Its name was "Xiao Hong Shop."Jackson: Twenty years have passed. Great changes have taken place, we have been getting older, just as a saying goes "Time is waiting for no man!"Zhang: I agree with you. My old guy, let's find a parking lot and walk around the city, OK? Jackson: OK, I'm glad to.QuestionWhere does Mr. Zhang live now?What changes does the old department store have?Where did Mr. Zhang buy sweets in this city?②Tim and Ann are talking about Mr. Marks new house.Tim: Ann, have you received your invitation?Ann: No, I haven't. My invitation? By whom?Tim: A house warming party next Sunday.Ann: Whose party?Tim: Mr. Mark's. They have bought a new house beside the North Gate. It's about half an hour's walk from here.Ann: Have you seen the house?Tim: Of course. I went there yesterday.Ann: Is it quite nice?Tim: Yes. Their house is surrounded by a large and beautiful garden, full of all kinds of flowers.The house is standing in the middle of the garden. It has three storeys.Ann: It sounds good!Tim: The house has five bedrooms, a big living room, a dining room, a kitchen and three bathrooms. The carpet in his sitting room is made in China.Ann: It must be very delicate.Tim: Yes, it goes very well with the curtain and their sofas.Ann: Anything else?Tim: Mr. Mark has decorated his study with many expensive works of art.Ann: It's well known that he likes to collect works of art wherever he goes.Tim: They also have a four-car garage.Ann: Really? It's just his dream.Tim: How I wish I had a house like his!Ann: It's a piece of cake. I suggest that you sell up all your stocks for a new house.<Question>What does the party celebrate?How many rooms does the house contain?How did Mr. Mark decorate his study?③Mr. Brown and his son Robert are walking along the river.Robert: Dad, how foggy it is this morning!Mr. Brown: Yes, it's a new problem.Robert: A new problem? Why do you say so?Mr. Brown: The problem results from smog.Robert: Smog? What is it?Mr. Brown: Smog is blended with two words "smoke" and "fog". It has seriously affected people more than any other type of air pollution.Robert: I see. Look, there are some plastic bags floating on the river.Mr. Brown: Some citizens are still ignorant of the environmental protection. It's really a pity!Robert: But, anyway, public concern over the environmental pollution has greatly increased.There is hope for the future.QuestionWhat's the weather like this morning?What is "smog"?What's the other environmental problem beside the river?④The following monologue is about some threats to the forests in America.The Forest Service is responsible for the forests on public land in the US.It supervises almost 78 million hectares of forests, grasslands, rivers and lakes.It's an agency of the Department of Agriculture.Forest Service officials say there are 4 major threats to forests and wild land in America.The first is the threat of fire and fuel.Fires are a natural enemy of forest growth, but they can also threaten lives and property.Fuel is dead plant material and small plants that grow under tall trees.The Forest Service estimates that up to one-fourth of the forests it supervises have dangerous levels of fuel.Sometimes foresters set controlled fires to remove the fuel.Other times the fuel must be cleared by hand.Another threat to forests is from invasive species.These are non-native plants and animals that push out native kinds.They can cause a lot of economic damage.Some invaders are insects, some are diseases, and others are plants like the fast-growing kudzu vine.The agency says another threat to the health of wild land is the loss of open space.It says over 1 hectare of forest or grassland is lost to development every minute.Development also leads to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones.The fourth threat to public land is what the Forest Service calls unmanaged recreation.People can hunt, fish and camp in many national forests.But careless use of motor vehicles and other actions can be destructive.<Question>What does the Forest Service supervise?What does the Forest Service belong to?What are the 4 major threats to the forests?PassageIn Our "Rurban" Age--To know the countryside, you must live in the cityIn his book Badgers, the naturalist Michael Clark describes surveying the animal back in the 1960s. Calling at a farm cottage, he asked an old countryman whether he knew of any badgers living nearby. "What are badgers?" came the reply. The countryman, Clark writes, "genuinely did not know of the species."You can be a countryman, it seems, and know little of the country. But traditionally, country folks are regarded as being in tune with the land. They live there, don't they? What can townies know of the "way of nature"?This assumption infects much of our culture. It predicates the existence of a clear division between town and country. It enables the rural lobby to characterize itself as an indigenous culture, its "native" traditions and pastimes (hunting and fishing) threatened by an oppressive urban majority. The underlying message lies in that the countryside is best managed by country people. After all, they know about such things...Unfortunately, too often, they don't. As the historian Keith Thomas showed in his study Man and the Natural World, the growth of our knowledge about nature has come by correcting the vulgar errors of country people. And although Thomas was writing about the period between 1500 and 1800, that process continues today--what country dwellers take for granted is still being confounded by the careful observation of reality.A study, from York University, has cast strange new light on the farmer's enemy--foxes. The more foxes a farmer kills, the more lambs he appears to lose to foxes. That is because: new foxes will almost certainly occupy the slain animals' territory, and new animals, unused to the terrain,may then choose more obvious prey--such as lambs.The message of studies such as this is that natural systems are complex, unpredictable: understanding them requires patient observation and careful analysis. The lack of these conditions explains why, in the early modern era, grass snakes were killed as venomous, and gardeners destroyed worms because they were thought to gnaw plant roots.The assumption that country people "ought" to know about such things is based on an urban-rural divide that opened up in the 18th century. For a couple of centuries, city and country people did inhabit separate realms. But the car, the phone, the media and the Internet have contributed to the unifying tendency of what we call modern lifestyle; and the vast population outflow from cities into rural areas blurred the difference between urban and rural. Thus, a new word--"rurban"--has been coined to describe this condition. Most of us now work indoors or in an office, and even if we are involved in our primary industries, we are far more likely to be staring at a computer than communicating with the landscape. Human life has turned generally into a monoculture by work, sleep, shopping and TV--all actually identical whether performed in town or country.。
Unit 3 Reading for Writing 课件 高中英语课件
_B_e__p_o_s_i_t_iv_e__a_b_o_u__t_m__y_s_e_l_f _a_n_d__m__y_b__o_d_y_ Result Become b__o_t_h_h__a_p_p_i_e_r_a_n_d__h_e__a_lt_h_i_e_r___
Sum up the structure of this passage.
Lead in
1. Do you think it makes any sense to take good care of your health? Why?
Yes. Because nothing is more important than health.
/Because nothing is so important as health.
What you used to do
What you do now
I used to eat fast food a lot.
I have more fruit and vegetables and eating junk foods.
I used to stay up too late playing games.
At first, then, finally, as a result (结果), after that
, besides, what's more/worse
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College English Creative Reading 3 跨文化交际英语·阅读教程 3 Unit 3 Seven Questions about SleepNote on the TopicLearning Objectives1. Gain a full comprehension of the importance of sleep and its benefits in the form of an online question-and-answer session in the text;2. Think about how to get better sleep to improve your lives;3. Develop your creative skills through discussing and inventing proverbs about sleep.Before You Read1. Watch the following video and discuss the following questions with a partner.2. Discuss the following questions with a partner.How many questions about sleep are discussed in the videoFive.to the video, how much sleep should we get on average per night Sleep experts recommend that we get up to nine hours of sleep per night.What are the tips suggested in the video to get better sleepKeep the room as dark as possible; go to bed earlier.How much sleep do you usually get on average per night Why Answers will vary to this question. A sample answer could be:I get four to five hours of sleep per night because it’s enough for me to refresh myself and I believe there are many things more important than sleep.the questions asked in the video, which one do you think is the most helpful to you Give your reasons.Answers will vary to this question. A sample answer could be:I think the fourth question is most helpful because I haven’t slep t well fora long time and it provides me with some possible solutions.Reading ALive Online Chat withTracy99 | posted 1 week agoI know we all sleep but why It seems like a waste of time to spend so long in bed when we could be studying or earning money. Can’t we just take a catnap whenever we feel tiredDrSue > Tracy99 | 2 days agoHi there!Let’s get one thing clear: you can’t simply exchange hours of sleep forhours of study or work because you need to sleep at the right time, and the right time for sleep is roughly pm to am. Why is this Well, of course it’s dark then and darkness helps you to sleep, but more importantly the body is programmed to clean itself during this period. Research shows that the organs of the body are cleaned in a particular order, starting with the liver, then going on to the lungs, and finally the intestines. The brain also needs down time to allow chemicals to clean the plaque that builds up in the gaps between nerve cells (neurons). This kind of housekeeping allows the brain to fix memories and consolidate learning.Background Information:The Text: The Study of SleepThe scientific study of sleep and dreams is still in its early stages and there is much that we do not know about sleep, so the information presented in the text is still being discussed and researched. There are many centres around the world devoted to studying the science of sleep. It is understood that sleep is vital to our well-being, and is closely linked with serious health and mood problems such as high blood pressure, obesity, and depression.REM sleep has been most studied. It is now known that we dream not only during REM sleep but during other sleep too. However, REMsleep is believed to serve the purpose of consolidating recent memories and reinforcing old memories. The dreaming that occurs in REM sleep is a by-product of this process.Monitoring sleep is no longer only the field of scientists. There are a variety of apps on the market that promise to monitor your sleep cycle and sleep patterns with a view to helping you sleep better and wake up more easily. In addition many of the fitness tracker bracelets that are available also claim to track your sleep. Many sleep scientists, however, are sceptical about the accuracy of these sleep trackers.Key Words:down time: Time when you can relax and not workplaque: A substance that forms in parts of your body and in which bacteria can growhousekeeping: The activity of keeping things organized so that you can work more effectively参考译文：与医生网的在线交流Tracy99 发布于一周前我知道我们都要睡觉，可这是为什么呢在床上呆这么久看起来像是把本可以用来学习或赚钱的时间都浪费掉了。
就不能在觉得累的时候随时小睡一会儿吗DrSue 回答于两天前你好！让我们先来把一件事给弄明白：你不能简单地把几小时的睡眠时间用来学习或工作，因为你需要在合适的时间睡觉，所谓适合睡觉的时间指的是晚上10点到次日凌晨6点。
为什么呢嗯，当然是因为这段时间天是黑的而黑暗能帮助你入睡，但更重要的一点是因为身体计划好了要在这段时间把自己给清理一下。
研究表明身体器官的清理是有特定顺序的，先从肝开始，然后是肺，最后才轮到肠。
大脑也需要利用停工期来让化学物质把堆积在神经细胞(神经元)空隙中的斑清理掉。
这种内务管理能让大脑修复记忆，巩固新知。
Reading BMaxc | posted 4 days agoWhat happens if we sleep poorly or have only a little sleepDrHayton > Maxc | 2 days agoGood question. Thanks for asking it. Poor quality sleep or lack of sufficient sleep can be dangerous, especially if the problem persists for a long time. All kinds of problems can occur, such as the cognitive ones of poor concentration, short attention span, memory and language loss, and problems that threaten us physically such as increased risk of obesity and diabetes If you have survived on only a little sleep over a long period of time, y ou will have built up a “sleep deficit” or “sleep debt.” You needto settle that debt by catching up on the sleep you have lost. It is theoretically possible for a person to still be “making payments” on sleep that was lost many years ago. The concept of sleep debt is the subject of debate, however, and some medical experts refuse to recognize its existence because it is not verifiable through observation or experimentation.Key Words:cognitive: connected with recognizing and understanding things obesity: a condition in which someone is too fat in a way that is dangerous for their healthdiabetes: a serious medical condition in which your body does not produce enough insulin to reduce the amount of sugar in the blood settle: to pay back参考译文：Maxc 发布于四天前如果睡得不好或只睡了一小会儿会怎样DrHayton 回答于两天前问得好。