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Unit 3
I’m more outgoing than my sister.
Section A
1a~2d
The minions look like twins.
[twɪnz]
Kevin is tall.
Mark is short.
Kevin is taller than Mark.
Jorge is heavy.
Kevin is thin.
Kevin is thinner than Jorge.
Tim has long hair.
Dave has short hair.
Tim has longer hair than Dave.
Bob sings loudly.
Dave sings quietly.
Dave sings more quietly than Bob.
1a
Match each word with its opposite.
tall loudly
thin short hair
long hair heavy
quietly short
1b
Listen and number the pairs of twins in the picture [1-3].
1
2
3
tall
thin
long hair
quietly
小结
loudly
short hair
heavy
short
taller
thinner
longer hair
more quietly
more loudly
shorter hair
heavier
shorter
1c
Practice the conversation in the picture above. Then make conversations about the other twins.
A: That’s Tara, isn’t it?
B: No, it isn’t. It’s Tina. Tina is taller than
Tara. And she also sings more loudly than Tara.
2a
Listen for the general idea(听大意).
What are they talking about?
A. the differences between the twins.
B. the appearance (外貌) of the twins.
C. the habits of the twins
2a
Listen. Are the words in the box used with -(i)er or more? Complete the chart.
funny
friendly
outgoing
hard-working
smart
lazy
(run) fast
(jump) high
(work) hard
(get up) early
-er / ier
more
friendly
outgoing
funny
hard-working
smart
lazy
fast
high
hard
early
friendly
outgoing
funny
hard-working
smart
lazy
fast
high
hard
early
smarter
faster
higher
harder
friendlier
funnier
lazier
earlier
more outgoing
more hard-working
形容词比较级的规则变化
1. 直接加-er
2.“辅音字母+y”结尾,改“y”为“i”加-er
3.多音节和部分双音节词前加more
4. 以不发音e结尾的单词,直接加-r
nice
nicer
large
larger
5.在重读闭音节(即:辅音+元音+辅音)中,先双写末尾的辅音字母再加-er
big
bigger
thin
thinner
形容词比较级的不规则变化
good / well
many / much
little
ill / bad / badly
far
old
better
more
less
worse
farther/further
older/elder
2b
Listen again. How are Tina and Tara different? Fill in the boxes.
Tara
Tina
is ________ and ______ than