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人教版九年级全一册英语Unit10重点语法知识点总结Unit 10 You're supposed to shake hands.Section A(1a~2d)_必记单词_1. custom n.风俗;习俗【例句】The Japanese customs are different from the Chinese ones.日本的风俗习惯与中国的不同。
2. bow v.& n.鞠躬【例句】The speaker bowed to the listeners. 演讲者向听众鞠躬。
3. kiss v. & n.亲吻;接吻【例句】He gave her a kiss of affection.他给她一个表示爱的吻。
4. greet v.和……打招呼;迎接【例句】We greeted her by saying“Good morning”.我们向她打招呼，说“早上好”。
【联想】greeting n.问候,招呼【搭配】greet with 以……迎接……greet sb. at the airport 在机场迎接某人常考短语ⅡⅡ_1. for the first time 首次;初次2. make friends 交朋友【例句】I find it difficult to make friends with Jim. 我发现和吉姆交朋友很难。
3. as soon as 一……就……4. shake hands (with sb.)(与某人)握手【例句】We usually shake hands with each other.我们通常相互握手。
5. the wrong way 以错误的方式;错误地【例句】You understood him in the wrong way. 你错误地理解他了。
6. hold out 伸出(手等)7. greet each other 互相问候8. to one’s surprise 令某人惊讶的是经典句型ⅢⅡ1. That's how people in Japan are expected to greet each other.那就是在日本人们互相问候的方式。
Unit 10 Words and Phrases1. jungle ['dʒʌŋgl] n.丛林, 密林2. survival [sə'vaivəl] n.幸存, 幸存者, 生存3. survive [sə'vaiv] vt.幸免于难, 存活vi.活着, 继续存在4. Amazon ['æməzən] n.亚马逊河5. thunderstorm ['θʌnd.stɔ:m] n. 雷暴雨, 大雷雨6. lightning ['laitniŋ] n. 闪电7. explode [iks'pləud] vi.爆炸, 激增, 爆发8. unconscious [ʌn'kɔnʃəs] adj.失去知觉的, 无意的9. badly ['bædli] adv.差的, 严重地, 恶劣地, 极度地10. alive [ə'laiv] adj.活着的, 有活力的11. alone [ə'ləun] adv.独自地, 仅仅12. biologist [bai'ɔlədʒist] n.生物学家13. extreme/extremely [iks'tri:m] adj.极度的, 极端的14. crocodile ['krɔkədail] n. 鳄鱼15. attack [ə'tæk] v.攻击, 抨击, 发动攻击16. crash [kræʃ] v.撞击, 坠毁, 发出巨响n.猛撞17. hut [hʌt] n.小屋, 棚屋18. woodcutter ['wud.kʌtə] n.伐木工, 樵夫19. miss [mis] vt.想念vt.错过, 漏掉20. wing [wiŋ] n.翅膀, 翼21. incredible [in'kredəbl] adj.难以置信的, 惊人的22. Lima ['laimə,'li:mə] n. 利马(秘鲁首都)23. Peru [pə'ru:] n. 秘鲁24. Pucallpa n. 普卡尔帕(在秘鲁)25. freeze [fri:z] v.冻结, 冷冻, 僵硬, 凝固26. thunder ['θʌndə] n.雷, 雷声27. shower ['ʃauə] n.淋浴, 阵雨28. forecast n.预测, 预报v.预测29. temperature ['tempritʃə] n.气温, 体温, 温度, 发烧30. shine [ʃain] v.照耀, 出色, 发光31. expect [iks'pekt] v.预期, 期待, 盼望32. expected [iks'pektid] adj.预期的, 预料的33. quite [kwait] adv.相当, 完全, 十分, 很34. Birmingham ['bə:miŋ.hæm] n.伯明翰(城市名)35. finally ['fainəli] adv.最后, 决定性地,最终36. Scotland ['skɔtlənd] n. 苏格兰37. foggy ['fɔgi] adj. 有雾的38. cloudy ['klaudi]adj.多云的, 阴天的39. fortunately ['fɔitʃənitli] adv.幸运地, 幸亏40. clear [kliə] v.清空, 清除, 澄清, 放晴41. prediction [pri'dikʃən] n.预言, 预报42. version ['və:ʃən] n.版本, 说法, 译本, 形式43. operate ['ɔpəreit] v.操作, 运转, 经营, 动手术44. impatiently [im'peiʃənli] adv. 不耐烦地, 急躁地45. presentation [.prezen'teiʃən]n.介绍, 陈述Phrases1. Amazon jungle 亚马逊丛林2. a strong wind 一阵强风3. fall through the air从空中坠落4. wake up 醒来5. plane crash飞机坠毁6. make a documentary film 制作一部纪录片7. too…to…太…以致于（否定）8. the rest of the film 电影的剩余部分9. in the sun 在阳光下10. much too hot 太热11. weather forecast 天气预报12. further north 更北的地方13. no more 不再14. later on 之后，后来15. the Austrian skiing team 奥地利滑雪队16. skiing school 滑雪学校17. win an Olympic Gold medal 赢得一枚奥运会金牌78-80页Pain [pein] n. 疼痛；努力in pain 痛苦vt. 使…痛苦；使…烦恼vi. 感到疼痛；引起疼痛stomach ['stʌmək] n. 胃；腹部；胃口hurt [hə:t] vt. 使受伤；损害；使疼痛；使痛心get hurt 受伤vi. 感到疼痛；有坏处；带来痛苦hurt badly 头痛的厉害，严重受伤[ 过去式hurt 过去分词hurt 现在分词hurting ]press [pres] vt. 压；按；逼迫；紧抱vi. 压；逼；重压n. 压；按；新闻；出版社；[印刷] 印刷机whatever [hwɔt'evə, 'hwət-] adj. 不管什么样的pron. 无论什么；诸如此类conj. 无论什么weird [wiəd] adj. 怪异的；不可思议的；超自然的gone [ɡɔn] adj. 离去的；死去的；用光的v. 去（go的过去分词）wimp [wimp] n. 懦弱的人；无能的人aspirin ['æspərin] n. 阿司匹林（解热镇痛药）compulsory [kəm'pʌlsəri] adj. 义务的；必修的；被强制的n. （花样滑冰、竞技体操等的）规定动作[ 复数compulsories ]scheme [ski:m] n. 计划；组合；体制；诡计vi. 搞阴谋；拟订计划vt. 计划；策划[ 过去式schemed 过去分词schemed 现在分词scheming]marta viera da silva 玛尔塔维埃拉达席尔瓦Swedishadj. 瑞典的；瑞典语的；瑞典人的n. 瑞典语；瑞典人词组1、have got a pain in感到疼痛2、right here就是这里3、keep on doing继续做某事It's easy to keep on doing things the same way as before.像以前那样不变地做一件事很容易。
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人教版九年级英语unit10学问1学问梳理【重点短语】1. be supposed to do sth 应当做…2. be expected to do sth. 应当/被期望做…3. shake hands (with…) (和…) 握手4. bow to sb. 向某人鞠躬5. for the first time 首次，第一次6. people in Korea 韩国的人们7. greet sb.( in) the wrong way 以错误的方式问候某人8. be invited to sw. 被邀请去…...9. be invited to do sth. 被邀请做…10.welcome party 欢送会11. as soon as 一… 就…...(引导时间状从)12. as soon as sb can 尽可能快的......13.hold out (my hands) 伸出(我的手)14. on both sides of my face在我的两个脸颊上15. be from= come from 来自16. be relaxed about 对…放松/随意17. a bit/ little late 晚一点18. value the time we spend with sb珍惜我们与某人度过的时间19.in our everyday lives 在我们的日常生活中20. drop by 顺便探望，随意进入21. make plans ( to do sth.) 打算做某事22. plan to do sth.打算做某事23. on the side of the face在脸的一侧24. the town center 在城镇中心25. as many as sb can = as many as possible 尽可能多的…26. be on time 守时27. the capital of clocks and watches钟表之都28. after all 终归，终归29. at noon 在中午30. 15 minutes late 迟到15分钟【重点句型】1. He should have told me about it.他本应当把这件事告知我。
人教版英语七年级下Unit10单词、知识梳理、词汇句式精讲Unit10 单词（音标）noodle ['nuːdl] n. 面条mutton ['mʌtn] n. 羊肉beef [biːf] n. 牛肉cabbage ['kæbɪdʒ] n. 卷心菜;洋白菜potato [pə'teɪtəʊ] n.土豆;马铃薯special ['speʃəl] n.特色菜;特价品adj. 特别的;特殊的would [wʊd] modal v.(表示意愿)愿意would like愿意;喜欢yet [jet] adv. (常用于否定句和疑问句)还;仍然large [lɑː(r)dʒ] adj.大号的，大的order ['ɔː(r)də(r)] n.&v. 点菜;命令takeone’s order 点菜size [saɪz] n. 大小;尺码bowl [bəʊl] n. 碗one(large) bowl of…一(大)碗tofe [təʊfu:] n. 豆腐meat [miːt] n. (可食用的)肉dumpling ['dʌmplɪŋ] n.饺子porridge ['pɒrɪdʒ] n. 粥;面糊onion ['ʌnjən] n. 洋葱fish [fɪʃ] n. 鱼;鱼肉pancake ['pænkeɪk] 烙饼;薄饼world [wɜː(r)ld] n. 世界aroundthe world世界各地answer ['ɑːnsə] v. 回答n. 答案different ['dɪfərənt] adj.不同的cake [keɪk] n. 蛋糕candle ['kændl] n. 蜡烛age [eɪdʒ] n. 年龄makea wish许愿blow [bləʊ] v. 吹blowout吹灭if [ɪf] conj. 如果will [wɪl] v. 将要;会the UK(=theUnited Kingdom) [,ju:’keɪ]([jʊ'naɪtɪd ‘kɪŋdəm]) n.英国candy ['kændi] n. 糖果lucky ['lʌki] adj. 幸运的popular ['pɒpjʊlə] adj.受欢迎的;普遍的getpopular受欢迎;流行cutup切碎idea [aɪ'dɪə] n.想法;主意bring good luck to…给……带来好运Unit10 知识梳理【重点短语】1. would like sth. 想要某物2. would like to do sth. 想要做某事3. put on 穿上,戴上4. take one’s order 点菜5. in the beef noodles 在牛肉面里6. mapo tofu with rice麻婆豆腐外带大米7. what kind of noodles什么种类的面条8. a large bowl of noodles一大碗面条9. a medium bowl of noodles 一中碗面10. a small bowl of noodles 一小碗面条11. what size 什么尺寸12.May I take your order? 可以点餐了么？13. beef noodles with carrots带有胡萝卜的牛肉面14. green tea 绿茶15. orange juice 橙汁16. around the world 世界各地17. in different countries 在不同的国家18. birthday cakes with candles带蜡烛的生日蛋糕19. the birthday person 寿星20.make a wish 许愿21. blow out the candles 吹灭蜡烛22. in one go 一口气，一次性的23. come true 实现24. get popular 变得流行，受欢迎25. long noodles 长寿面26. cut up 切碎/断27. a symbol of long life 长寿的象征28. be different 不同的29. be the same 一样的30. bring good luck to sb. 带给某人幸运31. have different kinds of …有不同种类的......【重点句型】1. What would you like?您需要什么？2. I'm not sure yet. Are there any vegetables in the beef noodles? 我不确定，牛肉面里有蔬菜吗？3. Yes, there are some tomatoes.有，里面有西红柿。
九年级英语unit10单词讲解1.custom(n.)风俗，习俗【辨析】costom/habitcustom主要指某个民族或社会在发展过程中长期沿袭下来的礼节，风俗和习惯。
____________ n.顾客habit 指一个人长时间养成的习惯Nail-biting is one of her bad ___________.咬指甲是她的一个坏习惯。
The Japanese _________ are different from the Chinese ones.日本的风俗习惯与中国的不同。
_________ are different from country to country.各国的风俗习惯是不同的。
2.bow (v.) 鞠躬1）bow to sb. 向某人鞠躬2）意为“低(头)”。
3）bow用作名词时，意为“弓；蝴蝶结；鞠躬”She _________ her ___________.她低下了头。
The speaker __________ the listeners.演讲者向听众鞠躬。
The Japanese usually make/take a _________ while greeting.日本人打招呼时通常鞠躬。
3.kiss (v.＆n.) 亲吻，接吻kiss sb.=__________sb. a __________ 亲吻某人She _________ her baby on the cheek.她在她孩子的脸颊上亲了一下。
4.greet (v.) 和……打招呼；迎接1）greet 及物动词，意为“问候，和……打招呼；迎接”greet sb.=say hello _______ sb. 和……打招呼2) greeting (n.) 问候；打招呼We __________her by saying “Good morning”.我们向她打招呼，说“早上好”。
She __________ whenever she ___________ me.她一见到我就打招呼。
七年级上册英语Unit 10《Can you play the guitar》学问点【重点短语】1. play the guitar 弹吉彳也2. speak English 说英语3. join the art club参与艺术俱乐部4.play chess 下象棋5. be good with... 对…相处的好6.help sb. with sth,在某件事上帮助某人7.sing or dance唱歌或跳舞8. call sb. at... 用号码打给某人9. rock bank摇滚乐队10.school show 学校公演11. Chinese kung fu 中国功夫12. a little 一点13. E-mail address电子邮件地址【经典句型】1.Can you play the guitar? 你会弹吉他吗？Yes, I can. 是的，我会。
No, I不，我不会。
2.I want to join the music club. 我想参加音乐俱乐部。
3.What club do you want to join?你想参加什么俱乐部？4.What can you do? 你会做什么？5.Tom can play the guitar but he carTt play it very汤姆会弹吉他，但是well.6.Are you good with kids?你和孩子们相处得好吗？7.We need help for our Beidaihe School Trip.我们的北戴河之旅需要帮助。
8.Can you help with sports?你能在体育方面帮助吗？9.Musicians wanted for school music festival.学校音乐节招收音乐人。
10.Can you play the piano, the trumpet, the drums, or the guitar?你会弹电冈琴、吹喇叭、打鼓还是会弹吉他？11.Please call Zhang Heng at 622-6033. 请拨打622-6033 找张衡。
Unit10Short conversations1. W: I’ve heard you are going to teach students about World War II in class next week.M: That’s right—I am. Above everything, I’m going to tell them never to forget the tragic effects of war. War is such a terrible and sad thing.Q: What is the man going to tell his students to remember most of all ?2. M: World War II brought so much good to the world — freedom, technology ,and more.W: But at what cost? The two atomic bombs alone killed more than 200,000 people.Altogether, the war killed about 35 million people who weren’t soldiers.Q: Who were the 35 million people killed?3. M: The heroes of World War II fought through the greatest nightmare the world has ever seen. W: That’s true. And even though those great heroes are growing old, we shouldn’t forget them. Q: What shoul dn’t we forget ?4. W: Did you see the war film on television last night ? It was so exciting I couldn’t sleepafterwards.M: I saw it. It was on World War II, and it reminded me of how important the war was in bringing peace to the world.Q: What was the man reminded of ?5. W: I’ve learned about World War II in my classes. How could Germany and Japan have been soterrible ?M: Many people thinks the peoples of those countries were deceived by their lea ders. I don’t think it will happen against though.Q: According to the man, why did Germany and Japan do terrible things?6. M: Could you clarify your statement? What did you mean when you said history could repeatitself?W: I meant that if we did not learn from the lesson of World War II ,we might repeat the mistakes that led to it.Q: What does the woman think of World War II?7. W: By the time they returned from war, millions of boys had been transformed into men.M: I guess seeing death and destruction had a terrible impact on them grow up. Hopefully, they learned how to avoid war.Q: What caused millions of boys to grow up?8. M: Part of the public has a positive perception of war.W: That’s because they have never seen war for themselves. Having lived through World War II,I know that war is a terrible thing.Q: How does the woman know about war?9. W: Why did World War II have such far-reaching effects?M: Well, many people think it was the first truly global war because nearly all the major powers of the world were involved. Fifty-six countries had soldiers fighting and about 35 million people were killed.Q: How many nations took part in World War II?10. M: Have you been paying attention? Can you tell me what I just said about World War II?W: Y es, sir. I have been listening carefully. Y ou said,“Soldiers protested other wars after returning from World War II.”Q: Where is the conversation taking place?1.D2.B3.B4.D5.C6.C7.A8.B9.C 10.ALong conversationM: Good evening！For today’s program, we have invited a lady who worked as a nurse during World War II.W: Good evening！At the outbreak of World War II, the government called on all its citizens 18 years old and over to help out ,I started training as a nurse in November,1940.It was two months of being taught basic skills in the School of Nursing.M: What happened to you during the blitz? Y ou know, when Nazi Germany bombed Britain?W: Manchester was bombed on the 22nd and 23rd of December, 1940.On December 24 I receiveda telegram requesting my immediate return from leave for nursing duties. Many volunteers inthe Manchester Social Services had taken a week’s lea ve for the Christmas holidays, so the Manchester City Rest Centers were short of staff. Christmas Day was therefore my first day of nursing. We worked almost without sleep for days until the crisis eased.1.What sort of work did the woman do during World War II? D2.What did the government ask all adults to do? C3.How did she prepare for her job? A4.Why were the Manchester City Rest Centers were short of staff? B5.When were they finally able to relax? DPassageI was born in Liverpool in February,1938,so I was only 18 months old when World War II broke out. During the bombings, my family lived in an air raid shelter in the back garden of our house. My father did his normal work during the day and Home Guard duties at night. After the terrific pounding that Liverpool endured in may,1941,from German bombers, my family had to move away to the countryside. I started school in1943 but I had to carry a gas mask with me everywhere I went. Liverpool suffered heavily in the bombing and it became quite common to see the horrible bombing and it became quite common to see the horrible bomb sites. But everyone remained tough in the face of so much danger, and Britain won in the end.1. How old was the speaker when World War II started? B2. Where did they live during the bombing of their city? C3. Why did his family move away? D4. What did he carry to school with him? D5. What was common for him to see during that difficult time? AWork with your partner and talk about the things you are frightened of, such as animals, heights, flying, etc., referring to the useful expressions in the boxes if necessary.Are you frightened of anything in particular?Are you especially afraid of anything?Do you fear anything?Does anything frighten you particularly?What scares you?Useful expressions...I’m afraid of walking alone in an open field at night.I'm scared of walking by myself in the open at the night.Walking alone in a field at night scares me.I'm frightened to be done in a field in the dark....a shadow ahead scares me stiff.A shadow scares/frightens me out of my wits/senses.A shadow sends shivers down my spine.A shadow makes my hair stand on end.A shadow gives me gooseHest1.My blood runs cold at the sight of a shadow....I wouldn't dare make a single sound.I don't dare to utter a sound.I wouldn't dare let out a soundI guess so.I think so.I agree.That's true....help you shake off your fear of the dark....help you get rid of/overcome that fear of the dark.Questions for Discussion.1. How can one overcome fear of giving a speech in public?2. Are you afraid of going to the dentist? Eyes, how can you get rid of your fear?3. Do you fear certain insects or animals? Why?4. Are you afraid of horror movies? If yes, describe your fear.5. What was the most frightening experience you've had?6. Do you ever have nightmares? What are they about?7. Are you afraid of walking alone at night? If yes, what are you afraid of?8. Is there any person you are afraid of? Why?9. Are you afraid of flying?10. Are there certain weather conditions that scare people? What are they, and why?。
