Unit 9 Can you come to my party? Section A 2d-3c课件 2024-2025学年人教版八年级英语上册

Unit 9 Can you come to my party? Section A 2d-3c 发出邀请 接受邀请 拒绝邀请 Can you come to my party? Sure, I’d love to. Sure. It sounds great. Review Sorry, I can’t. Sorry, I’m not free. I’m afraid not. Sorry, but I’m not available. I’m not sure,I might have to 拒绝的理由 得了流感 have the flu 去看牙医 go to the dentist 会见我的朋友 meet my friends 帮助我的父母 help my parents 为考试做准备 prepare for an exam 学习目标 1. 复习巩固发出邀请，接受或拒绝邀请的常用句型并能根据提示造句。 2. 能读懂2d对话。 prepare [prɪ'peə ] v.预备； 准备 available [ə'veɪləbl] 可得到的； 有空的 another time 其他时间 until [ən'tɪl] 直到...的时候； 直到…为止 hang [hæŋ] 悬挂 过去式：hung hang out 闲逛 常去某处 catch [kætʃ] 赶上； 抓住 (过去式caught) invite [ɪn'vaɪt] 邀请 accept [ək'sept] 接受 refuse [rɪ'fjuːz] 拒绝 Inviting 表示邀请的句型: Can you come to my party? Could you come to my party? Would you like to come to my party? Task 总结 Accepting 接受邀请: Sure, I’d love/like to. Of course/ Certainly, … 15 本资料来自于资源最齐全的２１世纪教育网www.21cnjy.com Refusing 拒绝邀请: Sorry, I must… Sorry, I’m afraid not. I have to… Sorry, I’m not available. Sorry, I’m not free. 点拨一 1. might have to 或许得（去做某事） might： 情态动词，表推测，意为“可能”后加动原。 ●I might have to go to the doctor because I have the flu. ● He might come to the party tomorrow. 2. invite v. 邀请 invite sb. to sth. 邀请某人到… Thanks for inviting me to your party. The Smiths invite us to dinner. P66 自读2d对话，回答以下问题。 Task 2 When is Jeff’s party? Can Nick come to the party? Why or why not? What will they do on Monday night? When is Jeff’s party? On Saturday. 2. Can Nick come to the party? No, he can’t. 3. Why or why not? Because he must prepare for an exam. 4. What will they do on Monday night? They will hang out together. 1. Oh, but Sam isn’t leaving until next Wednesday. not…until… “ 直到……才……” not通常与be动词，情态动词或助动词连用 I didn’t go to bed until past midnight. 昨晚我过了午夜12点才睡。 点拨二 2. Can you hang out with us on Monday night? hang out with sb 与某人闲逛；与…出去玩 I might hang out with friends tonight. 今晚我可能和朋友去玩。 3. Sure! Catch you on Monday! 当然！礼拜一见！ 这是英语中有一种道别方式， 相当于：See you next Monday! 类似的说法还有： Catch / See you later! （回头见！） $$