Unit1 What’s the matter SectionA Grammar Focus-4c 课件 2023-2024学年人教版八年级英语下册

SectionA Grammar Focus-4c Unit1 What’s the matter Learning objectives 1. Master the grammar of modal verb should. 2. Understand how to use reflexive pronouns. 3. Know how to care for others, express health problems and give advice in English situations. have a (bad)cold have a headache have a stomachache have a toothache have a (high)fever have a cough Doctor: What’s the matter? A: I have a toothache. Free talk have a sore throat have a sore back Doctor: What’s the matter? A: I have ... What’s the matter ? 你怎么了?= What ’ s the matter with you? =What ’ s wrong with you? =What ’ s your trouble? Take notes 1.What’s the matter with sb? = What’s the trouble with sb? = What’s wrong with sb? 注:with为介词,后跟人称代词宾格, 如her,him,them等。 eg:What’s the matter with your mother? What’s wrong with you? What’s the trouble with her? 怎么了 What’s the matter? I have a stomachache. You shouldn’t eat so much next time. What’s the matter with Ben? He hurt himself. He has a sore back He should lie down and rest. Do you have a fever? Yes, I do./No, I don’t./I don’t know. Does he have a toothache? Yes, he does. He should see a dentist and get an X-ray. What should she do? She should take her temperature. Should I put some medicine on it? Yes, you should./No, you shouldn’t. 34 询问疾病、不适或突发情况: 1.What's the matter (with...) ? 2. What's wrong (with...) ? 3. What's the trouble (with...) ? 4. What happened to ....? 5. Is there anything wrong with...? 举例说明常见表达“生病”的几种方式 1.have a +身体部位名词加词缀-ache 2.have a sore+身体部位名词 3.have a (high/low)fever/ (bad)cold /cough 4.have a pain +in the+身体部位名词 5.身体部位+hurt(s)或ache (s) 6.There is something wrong with my/his/her...+身体部位名词 heartache 表达诊治:take/get... take one's temperature take some medicine get an X-ray 表达就医: go to the dentist/ doctor go to the hospital should属情态动词, 后接动词原形, 没有人称和数的变化。用于提出建议劝告别人。 should的否定形式为 should not, 通常缩写为 shouldn’t。 1. — Tom, I have a toothache. 汤姆, 我牙痛。 — You should see a dentist. 你应当去看牙医。 should 用法展现 3. — Should I put some medicine on it? — Yes, yo