八年级英语 Module11 unit1课件

We mustn't _s_w_e_e_p__th_e__fl_o_o_r_. It means bad luck too.
These are our Chinese traditions.
Are they the same as western traditions?
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帽子
a chess set
be surprised at sth 对....感到惊讶 例如：I was surprised at the news.
be surprised to do sth 对做...感到惊讶 例如：I was surprised to see her succeed again.
【学以致用】用 surprise 的适当形式填空。
Srping Festival Gala We can __w_a_t_c_h__ the Spring Festival Gala.
We can _r_e_c_ei_v_e___ lots of hongbao.
We _m__u_st_n_'_t_ break anything on the first day of the Spring Festival. It's bad luck.
Read and check what you do in China.
1. Open a present immlaedteirately when you receive it.
2. Accept a present with both hands. √ 3. Use red paper for hongbao. √
during the Spring Festival month
13. 你不是认真的吧？ You can't be serious!

Words learning
In China, you __a_c_c__e_p_t_ a _g__if_t_ with both hands.
/əkˈsept/
/ɡɪft/
Words learning
Asia has long ___tr_a_d__it_i_o_n__of tea-drinking.
People must only use 7. red paper for hongbao because red means 8. luck .People don’t have their hair 9. cut. during the Spring Festival month.And in the 10. north of China,
听力小热身
chess video game set
toy dictionary chocolate chopsticks baseball
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An English dictionary
Think and talk: About open a gift….
Do you often open a gift immediately or later? Why?
hongbao because red means luck.
Words learning
You’d better not have your hair cut during the Spring Festival
m__o_n__th_.
/mʌnθ/
Words learning
He's quite a _s_e_r_i_o_u__s_ person.
It's __a__c_h_e_s_s_s_e_t____.

教材语境 You can't be serious! 你不会是认真的吧！（教材P88）
serious/ˈsɪəriəs/ adj.认真严肃的;不开玩笑的
Stickers can be fun, silly or serious.表情图可能是滑稽、愚蠢或严肃的。（选自梧州中考）Is she serious about giving up her job? 她真的要放弃工作吗？
典例2 用所给单词的适当形式填空。(百色中考)We can see many ___________（different） in our villages which are getting far more beautiful.
differences
【解析】根据空前的many可知此处要填different的名词形式，且应用复数形式，故填differences。
surprised
形容词，意为"感到惊讶的"，强调人的主观感受。
surprising
形容词，意为"令人吃惊的"，强调事物自身具有的特征。
语境串记To my surprise，he wasn't surprised at all when he heard the surprising news. I opened my eyes wide in surprise. 令我惊讶的是，听到这个令人吃惊的消息时，他一点都没感觉到惊讶。我吃惊地瞪大了眼睛。
surprise/səˈpraɪz/ n. 惊奇；意外之事 v. 使（某人）吃惊
（1）在此作名词，意为"惊奇；意外之事"。表示抽象事物时，用作不可数名词；表示具体事物时，用作可数名词。常用短语：
（2）还可作动词，意为"使（某人）吃惊"。常见用法：surprise sb."使某人吃惊"。The truth surprised us. 真相使我们很吃惊。

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What prey for Lingling?
1. When can people open the present in China? They can open it later.
2. Where must people open the present immediately? In the US.
• Oh, you remembered! • What a surprise!
• It’s bad luck! • You can’t be serious! • Perfect!
1. What’s a surprise! surprise表示“惊奇，意外之事”。 是名词。
e.g. — Although he is only ten years old, he runs the fastest. — What a surprise! 尽管他只有十岁，但他跑得是最 快的。多么神奇！
3. Do people accept a present with both hands in the West? No, they don’t.
1. Open a present immediately when you
receive it.
2. Accept a present with both hands.
Festival month.
accept attention surprise taste traditions
It is always a(n) (1) _s_u_r_p_r_is_e_ to receive gifts from family members and friends. In China, we usually (2)_a_c_c_e_p_t_ a gift with both hands and open it later. But in the West, people usually do not pay much (3) _a_t_te_n_t_io_n_ to that. During the Spring Festival, there are many (4) _tr_a_d_i_t_io_n_s_. For example, people in the north of China eat lots of jiaozi. They (5) _t_a_st_egreat.