仁爱版英语八年级上册Unit3Topic3SectionB

Unit3OurHobbiesTopic3Whatwereyoudoingatthistimeyesterday?SectionB仁爱版八年级上册Didyouseethemovie—HarryPotter?Doyoulikeit?Howdoyoulikeit?AskandanswerLearingaims:1.ReviewofPastContinuous(过去进行时):

was/were+V-ing…2.Learnsomenewwordsandphrases：

agree,so-so,pleasant,brave,useful...agreewithsb.3.Learntoexpressyouragreementandyourdisagreement:

Iagree(withyou).Ithinkso.You’requiteright.Idon’tagree.No,Idon’tthinkso...Newwordsandphrasesagree/ə'griː/v.同意,赞同,认同so-soadj.一般，不怎么样，凑合pleasant/‘pleznt/adj.令人愉快的，舒适的brave/breiv/adj.勇敢的

useful/‘ju:sfl/adj.有用的，有益的agreewithsb.同意某人的看法agreetodosth.同意做某事Exercises根据句意，用所给词的适当形式填空。agree,so-so,pleasant,brave,use1.Theclassicalmusicisvery_______.Itmakespeoplefeelrelaxed.2.Myfathergavememany_______suggestionsonthismatter.3.Youmustbe_______whenyouareindanger.4.Mostofus______tostartearly,buthesaidno.5.—WhatdoyouthinkofhisEnglish?—Just_____,nottoobad.

pleasantusefulbraveagreedso-soListento1aandanswerthequestion:WhatwasMichaeldoingatthistimelastnight?Watchtheflashof1aandmarkT(True)orF(False).()1.MichaelthinksthatthemovieHarryPotteriswonderful.()2.Janelikedthemoviebecauseitisinteresting.()3.Michaelenjoysthemusicofthemovie.

()4.MichaelthinksHarryPotterisverybrave.()5.Janedoesn’tagreethatHarryPotterisbrave.FTFTT1b-Isn’titinteresting?

-No,Idon’tthinkso.Ithinkit’sjustso-so.

此句为一般疑问句的否定式。这类疑问句常表示提问人的惊讶、赞叹、怀疑或责难等语气。回答时根据实际情况来判断，如果事实上是，用yes;如果事实上不是，用no。

Eg:——Don’tyouplaychess?你不下棋吗？

——Yes,Ido./不，我下棋。/——No,Idon’t.是的，我不下棋。质疑探究Findtheexpressionsin1atoshowagreementanddisagreement.Thencompletethetable.AgreementDisagreementIagree_______you.Idon’t________.Yes,Ithink_______.No.Idon’t______so.Youarequite______.withagreesothinkright2aGroupWorkDoyouagreeordisagreewiththefollowingideas?Makeconversationsingroupsaccordingtoyourownopinions.collectingstamps/funclassicalmusic/pleasantcollectingstamps/funreadingstories/interestingcomputer/usefulIthinkclassicalmusicispleasant.It’simportanttoknowthecorrectwaystoagreeanddisagreewhenyoutalk.Iagreewithyou./Ithinkso.No,Idon’tthinkso.Ithinkitistooserious.Ithinkcollectingstampsisfun.collectingstamps/funIagreewithyou./Ithinkso.No,Idon’tthinkso.Ithinkitistooboring.Ithinkreadingstoriesisinteresting.readingstories/interestingIagreewithyou./Ithinkso.No,Idon’tthinkso.

Iputer/usefulIagreewithyou./Ithinkso.No,Idon’tthinkso.

Dotheexercises.Ⅰ.Choosethebestanswer.—Theenvironmentisveryimportanttous.Sowemustn’tthrowlitterabout.—I_____you.A.agreeonB.agreewithC.agreetoD.agreein2.—Howbeautiful!Ithinkfolkmusicispleasant.—_____It’stooserious.A.Ithinkso.B.It’snothing.C.You’reright.D.Idon’tthinkso.3.—Don’tyoulikefolkmusic?—_______Ienjoypopmusic.A.Yes,Ido.B.No,Idon’t.C.Yes,Iam.D.No,Ididn’tBDBⅡ.句型转换Iwasmakingmodelplaneswhenmymothercameback.（对画线部分提问）____________________________whenyourmothercameback?What

wereyoudoing阅读提升J.K.RowlingisthewriterofHarryPotter,whichisnowoneofthebest-sellersintheworld.

J.K.RowlingwasborninBristolonJuly31st,1965.Shehasonesisterwhoistwoyearsyoungerthanher.Bothgirlslovedlisteningtotheirfatherreadingbedtimestoriestothem.Theyespeciallylovedstoriesaboutmagicalworlds.Rowlingwroteherfirststory,calledRabbit,attheageofsix.

Aftershegraduatedfromtheuniversity,RowlingworkedasatranslatorinLondon.Duringthistime,onalongtraintripinthesummerof1990,theideacametoherofaboywhohasmagicbutdoesn'tknowit.In1992RowlingbegantoteachEnglish.Shelivedwithherbabydaughter,Jessica,andspentmuchtimefinishingthefirstHarryPotterbook

for

youngreaders.ItappearedinJune

1997.Tohersurprise,thebookwasgreatlysuccessful.ThefilmcameoutinNovember2001.NowHarryPotterseriesispopularwithpeopleofallagesandabout60millionbooksweresoldin200countries.

Whyhastheseriesbeensosuccessful?Thereareafewthings.Manyothermagicalstoriestakeplaceinfarawaylandsorinpastorfuturetimes.ButHarrylivesinmodernEngland.He'salsoaverynormalboy:polite,friendly,braveandclever.SowhenotherchildrenreadaboutHarry,theycanimaginebeinglikehim.

J.K.Rowingisveryhappywiththesuccess,andsheisnowbusyfinishingthewholeseriesofsevenbooks.She'swritingfulltimeandshe'sreallyenjoyinglife.Shesaysshewillgoonlivinganormallifewithherdaughterandwritingchildren'sbooks.

1.Fromthepassage,weknow.（

）

A.J.K.RowlingmetaboynamedHarryonatraintrip

B.J.K.Rowlinglovedlisteningtostorieswhenshewasveryyoung

C.J.K.Rowlingistwoyearsyoungerthanhersister

D.HarryPotterisJ.K.Rowling'sfirststory2.ThefirstHarryPotterbookcameoutin.（

）

A.July1965B.thesummerof1990

C.June1997D.November2001

3.TheHarryPotterseriesis.()A.writtenforyoungpeopleB.onlyenjoyedbychildren

C.onlysoldinEnglandD.aboutayounginspector

4.J.K.Rowlinghasbeensuccessful,andshe.()

A.likestotravelallovertheworldwithherdaughter

B.