人教版 七年级上册 英语知识点 全。第五单元unit 5 知识点

人教版七年级上册英语知识点全。

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五单元unit 5 知识点
Unit 5: XXX
In this unit。

we will focus on two main points。

Firstly。

we will learn how to use the verb "have" in the present simple tense。

Secondly。

we will learn how to make ns using the phrase "Let's."
Vocabulary:
do
have
XXX
ping-pong bat
soccer
volleyball
basketball
play
interesting
boring
fun
difficult
relaxing
watch
same
We will also learn some specific vocabulary related to sports equipment:
XXX) or football (American English)
XXX
baseball bat
We will also learn some useful phrases and structures:
be late
watch TV
on TV
play sports
XXX using the structure of general yes/no ns with the verb "have."
For example:
Do they have a basketball?
Yes。

they do。

/ No。

they don't.
We will also XXX using the structure of general yes/no ns with the verb "do."
For example:
Do you have lunch at home?
Yes。

I do.
It'XXX note the difference een "tennis" and "tennis ball." "Tennis" refers to the sport。

while "tennis ball" refers to the specific ball used in the sport.
We will also learn the difference een "have" and "there be." "Have" is used to indicate n。

while "there be" is used to indicate the existence of something in a n.
Finally。

we will practice using the phrase "play" with different sports names.
For example:
play XXX.
Let's get started and have some fun learning about n and making ns!
主格
we
宾格
us
单数
主格
you
宾格
you
单数
主格
XXXit
宾格
him/her/it
复数
主格
they
宾格
them
The use of important adjectives。

such as interesting。

boring。

fun。

different。

easy。

and relaxing。

XXX。

they can be used as XXX of the subject。

For example。

"The story is very interesting." Secondly。

they can be used as attributive adjectives before nouns to modify them。

For example。

"It is an interesting story."
The verb "watch" means to observe something。

often used for watching TV。

football games。

sunrises。

and the like。

For example。

"I often watch TV" or "I only watch basketball games on TV." The difference een "watch," "see," and "look" is as follows: "Watch" emphasizes careful n。

while "see" focuses on the result of seeing and can be used in phrases such as "see a doctor" or "see a movie." "Look" emphasizes a deliberate n and is often used to draw someone's n。

with the n "at" added when there is an object。

such as "look at the picture."
When using personal pronouns。

the subject form is used before the verb as the subject。

while the object form is used after the verb as the object。

For example。

"I" is the subject form and "me" is the object form。

In the table below。

the subject and object forms of the first。

second。

and third person singular and XXX.
Personal Pronouns
First Person
XXX
Third Person Singular Subject Form I
Object Form me Singular Subject Form you
Object Form you Singular Subject Form XXXit Object Form him/her/it Plural Subject Form we
Object Form us
Plural Subject Form they
Object Form them。