Unit 1 What's the matter Section A Grammar-4c 课件 +视频2022-2023学年人教版八年级英语下册

人教新目标版 八年级下册 Unit 1 What’s the matter? Section A Grammar Focus-4c Learning objectives Knowledge objectives: 1. 熟练掌握以下词汇和短语 oneself, fall down. 2. 熟练掌握以下句型 1. What’s the matter with Ben? 2. She should take her temperature. 3. Should I put some medicine on it? Skill objectives: 1. 能掌握本课时出现的语法结构,更熟悉对身体健康状况的询问,回答及建议。 2. 正确运用语法内容完成相应的笔头练习,能正确使用反身代词,能使用should及shouldn’t对不同健康问题给出有针对性的合理建议。 3. 通过4a和4b练习,进一步巩固知识。 Emotional objectives: 通过询问他人的身体状况及给予帮助,增进人与人之间的情感。 Thinking quality objectives: 激发学生强烈的社会责任感,熟练运用目标语言谈论健康问题并给出合理建议。 Warm up Let’s watch a video and talk about. Review Ask and answer. —What’s the matter with him? —He has a toothache. —He should see a dentist and get an X-ray. —What should he do? Ask and answer. —Does he have a fever? —Yes, he does. —Yes, he should. —Should he take his temperature? Ask and answer. —What’s the matter with her? —She has a stomache. —What should she do? —She should lie down and rest. She shouldn’t eat so much next time. Ask and answer. —Does he have a stomachache? —No, he doesn’t. —Yes, he does. He hurt himself. —Does he have a sore back? —What should he do? —He should lie down and rest. He shouldn’t work anymore. Summary How to ask about health problems? what’s the matter(with…)? what’s wrong/up(with…)? what’s the trouble(with…)? what happened to…? Do you have a(n)…? Did you catch/get…? ls there anything wrong(with…)? How to express health problems? 1、主语+have/get/catch a(n)+疾病名称 (have更常见). have a fever have a cold have a cough have the flu 2、主语+have+a/an+身体部位-ache. have a headache have a toothache have a stomachache have a earache 3、主语+have+a+sore+发病部位. have a sore throat have a sore back have a sore knee have a sore shoulder 4、主语+hurt one’s+部位 hurt one’s knee hurt one’s arm hurt one’s leg 5、There is something wrong with one’s+部位. There is something wrong with one’s hand. There is something wrong with one’s leg. How to give advice? You/He/She should not/shoudn’t stay up late. eat too much. eat cold/spicy/junk food. go out to do exercise