人教版九年级英语第七单元知识点归纳

人教版九年级英语第七单元知识点归纳

Teenagers Should Be Allowed to Choose Their Own Clothes

In our society。teenagers are often not allowed to make their

own ns。including what they wear。However。I strongly believe

that teenagers should be allowed to choose their own clothes。

Firstly。allowing teenagers to choose their own clothes can

help them express themselves and their individuality。Teenagers

are in a stage of life where they are discovering who they are and

what they want to be。Allowing them to choose their own clothes

can give them a chance to show their personality and creativity。

Secondly。it is important for teenagers to learn how to make

their own ns。By allowing them to choose their own clothes。they can learn about n-making and the consequences of their

choices。This can be a valuable lesson that they can apply to other

areas of their lives。

Of course。some parents may worry that their teenagers will

make bad choices or choose inappropriate clothing。However。it

is important to remember that mistakes are a natural part of

learning。By allowing teenagers to make their own ns。they can

learn from their mistakes and e more responsible。

In n。teenagers should be allowed to choose their own

clothes。It can help them express themselves。learn about n-making。and e more responsible。As a society。we should

support teenagers in making their own choices and encourage them

to be confident in their ns.

They think you are right。don't they?

拓展】"think" means to believe。"suppose" means to guess。"believe" means to trust。and "expect" means to anticipate。Practice: I don't think she will agree with us。_______?

A。will she B。won't she C。don't you D。do you

② "sixteen-year-old" is an adjective meaning "at the age of

sixteen"。Adding an "s" after the adjective indicates a certain

group of people。turning the adjective into a noun。The noun

should be preceded by the definite article "the".

The sixteen-year-olds

1.The blind - people who cannot see with their eyes。or

visually impaired individuals.

2.The deaf - people who cannot hear with their ears。or

hearing-impaired individuals.

3.I am worried about your safety。我担心你的安全。

Be worried about" is a fixed phrase meaning "to be concerned

about"。It is synonymous with "worry about"。

Mothers always worry about their children.

Mothers are always worried about their children.

4.Sixteen-year-olds should be allowed to get their ears pierced。应该允许16岁的青少年扎耳洞。

Get their ears pierced" means to have a hole made in one's ear

for the purpose of wearing earrings。In this context。"get" is a

causative verb meaning "to cause or allow someone to do

something"。

The structure "get + something + past participle" means "to

cause something to be done"。and the past participle acts as the

object complement。"Get" can be replaced with "have".

I got my car repaired.

She got her hair cut.

Practice: He wants to get his TV ______.

A。repairing B。repaired C。to repair

5.He should。wearing that silly earring。他应该停止戴那个傻傻的耳环。

doing something" means to cease doing something that one is

currently engaged in。

to do something" means to pause or interrupt what one is

currently doing in order to do something else。

They ped doing their homework.

Dad。I'm exhausted and famished。Why don't we take a

break and have some cookies。(Changed format and rephrased)

I plan on bringing my new camera to capture many pictures。(Rephrased)

When I was two years old and running through the field。my

mom made sure I was safe and protected me from danger。(Corrected grammar and rephrased)

Sunglasses can protect our eyes from the sun。(Changed

example sentence to fit the context)

But I responded loudly。(Deleted irrelevant n and rephrased)

Don't talk back to your mother in that manner。(Rephrased)

Little children should not talk back to their parents。It is

important to show respect to parents and listen to their guidance。I

regret talking back to my mom when I was younger。I realize now

that I was wrong and should have listened to her。Regret is a

transitive verb that can be followed by a noun。pronoun。that/what-clause。verb-ing form。or infinitive as a subject。For

example。"I deeply regret what I said." It is important to

distinguish een "regret doing sth" and "regret to do sth." "Regret

doing sth" means to feel sorry for something that has already been

done。while "regret to do sth" means to feel sorry for something