Unit1Doyoucollectanything?fann.扇子stampn.邮票tidyup使整齐shelfn.隔板,架子havealook看一看asprep.作为coinn.硬币noten.纸币poundn.英镑dollarn.元mustv.aux.一定,肯定valuableadj.值钱的withprep.用……valuen.价值,有用性justadv.只是,仅仅Ilikecollectingstamps.Myhobbyiscollectingstamps.Ittakesuptheleastspace.Butitisexpensive.Mysonlikescollectingtoycars.Hishobbyiscollectingtoycars.Butittakesupmuchspace.LookandsayWhat’syourhobby?Whydoyoulikeit?Myhobbyis…because…Listasmanyhobbiesaspossible.Hobbieswatchingmoviesridingahorsefishingplayingfootballdrawingreadingnovelswimmingskating…1.Listenandfindoutwhocollectsthethingsinthepictures.TonyTony’sdadTony’smum√√√√√√ticketsstampstoycarsfanspostcardscollectfanpostcardstamptickettidyuptoy1.WhatdoesTony’smumwanthimtodo?2.WhichhobbydoesTonythinkisexpensive?3.Whichhobbydoyouthinktakesupthemostspace?Shewantshimto_____________.Tonythinks______________isexpensive.Ithink_______________takesupthemostspace.collectingtoycarsstamp-collectingtidyuphisroomDifferentpeoplelikecollectingdifferentthings!Somecollectionsarevaluable,somedon’tcostmuch,otherscanhelpusremembersomethingimportantinourlives!1.Wheredoesthedialoguehappen?A.IntheshopB.AtBetty’shomeC.AtLingling’shome2.WheredidLinglinggetsomanyfans?A.ShegetsthemfromherfriendsB.Shebuysinapostoffice.C.Shegetsfromtheshop.3.WhydoesTonycollecttickets?A.Becausetheyarevaluable.B.Becausetheyareexpensive.C.Becausetheymakehimremembersomewonderfulplaces.Listenandread.3Listentotheconversationandcompletethenotes.Lingling’shobby:________________Betty’shobby:_________________________________________________Tony’shobby:_________________________________________________collectingthefanscollectingcoinsandnotes;collectingstampscollectingbusandtraintickets6.Completethispassagewiththewords.coindollarpoundremembershelfsomewhereManypeoplecollectthings,likepostcardsandtoys.Theyliketoputthem(1)________specialtolookat.Linglingcollectsfansandkeepsthemona(2)___inherbedroom.Bettycollects(3)____andnotes,suchasBritish(4)______andUS(5)_____.Shealsocollectsstampsfromallovertheworld.Tonycollectstickets,butBettythinksthatyoucannotdoanythingwitholdtickets.Linglingthinksthatpeoplealsoenjoycollectingthingsto(6)__________somethingimportantintheirlives.somewhereshelfcoinspoundsdollarsremember1.Readthedialoguealoudforafewminutesbyyourself;2.Roleplayingroups;We’llseewhichgroupdoesthebest.1.Canyoutidyupyourroom?你能把房间收拾整洁吗?tidyup表示“整理、收拾”。Practise请你把这些报纸收拾好。Pleasetidyupthesenewspapers.2.Whichhobbydoyouthinktakesupthemostspace?你认为哪种爱好最占地方?takeup填满,占据(某空间或时间)Thebigdesk_____toomuchroom.Pleasetakeitaway.A.tidiesupB.setsupC.takesupD.putsupC3.Sorry,it’sabitofamess.不好意思,有点乱。abit表示“稍微、一点儿”,可以修饰动词以及形容词、副词的原级、比较级。修饰不可数名词时,后需加of。例如:用abit和abitof填空。1.Yourarticleis_______long,soyou’dbettershortenit.2.Thereis_________foodleftforlunch.abitabitof4.Peoplealsocollectthingsjusttoremembersomethingimportantintheirlives.人们收藏东西只是为了纪念生活中重要的东西。复合不定代词,即由every-,some-,any-,no-与-thing,-one,-body等构成的不定代词,当形容词修饰复合不定代词时,位于其后。Isthere____intoday’snewspaper?A.anythinginterestingB.somethinginterestingC.interestinganythingDinterestingsomethingA1Whatisyourhobby?2Whydoyouenjoyyourhobby?3Whendidyoustartdoingit?4Howoftendoyou…?5Wheredoyou...?Askandanswerquestionsaboutyourhobbies.Let’sshow•A:What’syourhobby,Eric?•B:Myhobbyisreadingbooks.•A:Whydoyouenjoyyourhobby?•B:Becausereadingcanmakemehappyand•knowalotabouttheworld.•A:Whendidyoustartdoingit?•B:IstarteddoingitwhenIwassevenyearsold.•A:Howoftendoyoureadbooks?•B:IreadbookseverydaywhenIamfree.•A:Wheredoyoureadbooks?•B:Ireadbookseverywhere,intheclassroom,•bedroom,libraryandparkandsoon.1.整理2.占据3.坐下4.有点5.在书架上6.看一看7.如此多8.大部分9.和…一样10.火车票11.重要的东西12.在某人的一生中13.看14.收集硬币和纸币tidyuptakeupsitdownabitofontheshelfhavealooksomanymostofas…astrainticketssomethingimportantinone’slifelookatcollectcoinsandnotes短语回顾Don’tspendallyourtimeonyourhobbies!Therearemanyotherinterestingthingswecandoinourlife,andweshouldtrytodosomethingnewordifferent!课堂检测答案•一.BBA•二.1.fan2.stamps3.collection•三.1.takesup•2.tidyup•3.haveacollectionof•4.abitHomework1.复习巩固1.)发挥想象编写自己关于Hobby的短文2.)在笔记本上整理本单元知识网络,包括知识点,短语,重点句子等。2、分层作业1)熟读对话(必做)2)背诵对话(选做)3.预习任务1)读熟第二单元单词2)预习第二单元课文,完成activity1,2and3