Unit2 How ofter do you exercise SectionA Grammar Focus-3c课件2023-2024学年人教版八年级英语上册

Section A GF-3c Unit2 How often do you exercise ? scc2zbyy19091103 1 Learning Aims 1. To learn to ask and answer wh–questions: How often…? 2. To learn the usage of frequency adverbs 3.To learn new words: maybe, least Learn to walk before you run always usually often sometimes never hardly ever 总是 通常 常常 有时 几乎不 从不 Learn to walk before you run Make conversations with your partner. How often do you do these activities? Learn to walk before you run do housework every day A: How often do you do housework? B: Every day. Learn to walk before you run exercise three times a week A: How often do you exercise? B: Three times a week. Learn to walk before you run use the Internet once a week A: How often do you use the Internet? B: Once a week. Learn to walk before you run How often does he / she …? Learn to walk before you run ______________________________ 你周末通常干什么？ I _______ (总是) _________ ( 锻炼 ). What do they do ________________ ( 在周末 )? _____________________________.( 他们经常帮着做家务。) What ______ she do on weekends? _____________________________ ( 她有时去购物。) ______________________________( 你多久看一次电影？) ______________________________ ( 我大概一个月看一次电影。） _____________________________ ( 他多久看一次电视？） _____________________________ ( 他几乎不看电视。) _____________________________ ( 你去购物吗？) _____________________________ ( 不，我从来不去购物。) Read Grammar Focus and then finish the exercise. What do you usually do on weekends? always exercise on weekends They often help with housework does How often do you go to the movies? I go to the movies maybe once a month. She sometimes goes shopping. How often does he watch TV? He hardly ever watches TV. Do you go shopping? No, I never go shopping. never (从不) ＜ hardly ever (很少) ＜ sometimes (有时) ＜ often (经常) ＜ usually (通常) ＜ always (总是)。如图所示： 频率副词 一、定义 always, usually, often, sometimes, hardly ever (seldom), never等词在英文中被称为“频度副词”，是用来表示动作的频率，但程度上有别。一般来说按频率大小排列为： Complete the graph with the words sometimes, always, never, and often. usually hardl