Unit4 SectionA Grammar Focus-4c 课件 2023-2024学年人教版英语九年级全册

Unit 4 I used to be afraid of the dark. Section A GF-4c Learning goals 1. learn key words: European, African, British, speech, public 3.Grammar:How to use “used to” to describe or ask about the past 2. Sentences:① I used to be short. ② I didn’t use to be popular in school. ③ Did he use to wear glasses? More words (Appearance) medium height 中等身材 heavy/overweight 胖 plump 丰满 skinny 太瘦的 slim 苗条 tubby 矮胖 muscular 强壮 good-looking 好看 plain 长得一般 Grammar Focus I used to be short. I didn’t use to be popular in school. Paula used to be really quiet. She didn’t use to like tests. You used to be short, didn’t you? Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t. Did he use to wear glasses? Yes, he did. / No, he didn’t. Learn to walk before you run You used to be short, didn’t you? Mario used to be very short. Amy used to have short hair. Tina used to have red hair. He used to be really short. He used to be so shy and quiet. Read the sentences below, paying attention to the underlined parts. Learn to walk before you run I used to be afraid of the dark. 我过去怕黑。 “used to + 动词原形”表过去的习惯或过去经常反复发生的动作或状态,但现在已经不再存在了。可用于所有人称。 Learn to walk before you run 6 6 I didn’t use to be popular in school. Did he use to be short? / Used he to be short? He didn’t use to be short. / He used not to be short. Learn to walk before you run 否定形式为:used not to + do 或:didn’t use to do 疑问形式为:Used … to …? 或:Did … use to …? Learn to walk before you run Look at the information and write sentences about Emily. 4a Five years ago Now didn’t eat a lot of vegetables loves carrots and tomatoes listened to pop music enjoys country music watched scary movies hates scary movies didn’t read a lot of books reads at least six books a year. e.g. Emily didn’t use to eat a lot of vegetables, but now she loves carrots and tomatoes. Learn to walk before you run used to意为“过去经常...;以前常常...”,它的后面用动词原形,它表示过去存在某种状态或者过去的某种经常性、习惯性的行为或者动作,并意味着这种动作目前已经不存在,所以它只能用一般过去时,不能用现在时态。 肯定句 used to +动词原形 否定句 didn't use to +动词原形 一般疑问句 Did+主语+use to+动词原形...? Yes, sb. did./