七年级下册英语期中考复习知识点

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七年级下册英语期中考复习知识点

Unit 1: Can you play the guitar?

1."Can" + verb base form does not change with subject or

number。For example。"Can you play the guitar?" "Yes。he can

play the guitar" or "No。he can't play the guitar." She can speak

English very well.

2."Play" + the + XXX。"Play basketball," "Play the guitar,"

or "Play chess."

3."Want" + "to do" something。For example。"I want to join

the music club."

4."Good" phrases: "Be good with sb" means to be good XXX。For example。"She is good with the old people." "Be good at"

means to be XXX in something。For example。"I am good at

English" or "He is good at swimming." "Be good for" means to be

beneficial for something。For example。"It is good for health."

5."Tell" + "sb" + something or "tell" + "sb" + "to do"

something。For example。"Tell stories" or "XXX."

6."Talk" + "to" + "sb" or "talk" + "with" + "sb" + "about" +

"sth." For example。"Talk to your parents" or "He talks with me

about soccer."

7."Or" means "either" in a negative XXX。"I don't like pears

or bananas" or "Is he a student or a XXX?"

8."Need to do" something means to require or have to do

something。For example。"I need to go to school at six."

9.Other phrases: "Make friends with sb" means to XXX"

means during the weekend.

XXX facility。English-speaking students XXX。This is Unit

2.where we learn about special XXX that begin with "what time"

or "when." Rewrite: XXX。In Unit 2.we study unique XXX that start

with "what time" or "when."

If we want to ask about Jack's shower time。we can say。"When does Jack usually take a shower?" or "What time does Jack

take a shower?"

Rewrite: XXX。we can ask。"At what time does Jack

typically shower?" or "When does Jack take his daily shower?"

We use "o'clock" to indicate whole hours。such as "ten

o'clock a.m." For non-whole hours。we can read the numbers in

order。like "six-ten" for 6:10 or "eight-fifty" for 8:50.If the

minutes are less than 30.we use "past," such as "five past eleven"

for 11:05 or "a quarter past eleven" for 11:15.If the minutes are

more than 30.we use "to," such as "twenty-five to twelve" for

11:35 or "a XXX" for 11:45.

Rewrite: To express time in English。we say "o'clock" for

full hours。like "ten o'clock a.m." For partial hours。we can

pronounce the numbers。such as "six-ten" for 6:10 or "eight-fifty"

for 8:50.If the minutes are under 30.we use "past," such as "five past eleven" for 11:05 or "a quarter past eleven" for 11:15.If the

minutes are over 30.we use "to," such as "twenty-five to twelve"

for 11:35 or "a XXX" for 11:45.

We can use "always" to mean "all the time," "usually" to

mean "most of the time," "often" to mean "frequently," and

"sometimes" to mean "nally."

Rewrite: "Always" means "constantly," "usually" means

"typically," "often" means "frequently," and "sometimes" means

"infrequently."

XXX" and "too" can be used to show agreement in positive

sentences。and "either" is used in negative sentences。"Also" is

used to add n to a sentence.

Rewrite: "XXX" and "too" indicate agreement in affirmative

sentences。while "either" is used in negative XXX"Also" adds

XXX.

We can say "eat breakfast well" to mean "have a XXX" and

"XXX" to mean "XXX." Rewrite: "XXX" implies "have a XXX," while "XXX" means

"XXX."

Unit 3: How Do You Get to School?

In this unit。we will learn about different ways to travel to

school and work。We will also learn some XXX.

Important Phrases:

Get up: Wake up in the morning

Go to work/school: Travel to work or school

XXX: Clean your body with water

Go to bed: Sleep at night

Do one's homework: XXX

Can't play basketball: Not able to play basketball

Get dressed: Put on clothes

XXX XXX: XXX

How Long Does It Take You to Get to School?

To talk about the time it takes to travel to school。we use the

sentence structure "It takes + sb + time + to do sth." For example。"It takes me about an hour to drive to school." We can also ask

"How long does it take you to get to school?"

How Far Is It from A to B?

To ask about the distance een two places。we use the n "How

far is it from A to B?" The answer can be given in meters。miles。or kilometers。such as "It's 10 kilometers away." Alternatively。we can say "It's about ten minutes' walk/ride."

It's + Adjective + for + sb + to do sth.

To express an n about something。we use the sentence

structure "It's + adjective + for + sb + to do sth." For example。"It's very XXX."

XXX XXX: