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Warming-up
Let’s enjoy a song.
SectionA(1a-2c)
By the end of the class, we will be able to:
4.get along well with classmates and understand
foreign friendship culture.
1. talk about personal traits and compare people .
2.sum up the rules of comparative(比较级).
3.improve listening and speaking skills.
Who is taller?
Who is shorter?
Jane and Jake
Jane is taller.
Jake is shorter.
Who is older?
Who is younger?
Jane is older.
Jake is younger.
Who is stronger?
Who is weaker?
Jane is stronger.
Jake is weaker.
Opposites
taller-shorter
older-younger
stronger-weaker
反义词
Match each words with its opposite.
tall
thin
long hair
quietly
/'kwaɪətli/
安静地
喧闹地
/ˈlaʊdli/
loudly
short hair
heavy
short
1a
Do they look the same? Why?
They are twins.
There are _______ pairs
of twins in the picture.
three
What are their names?
Tara, Tina
Tom, Sam
Peter, Paul
Listen and number the pairs of twins in the picture [1-3].
1
2
3
Tip: Pay
attention to
their names
(关注名字)
1b
tall
short
They are twins,too. Are they the same or a little different?
heavy
thin
long
hair
short
hair
Peter
Paul
But twins also have differences!
BothTom and Sam can play the drums.
Sam plays them betterthan Tom.
Peter is heavier than Paul.
Paul is shorter than Peter.
Tina istaller than Tara.
Tina also sings more loudlythan Tara.
Listen again and fill in the blanks.
Sam has longer hair than Tom.
I also
more
loudl
n you
y tha
Pair work -- Compare you with your partner.
1c
I am xx. This is my
good friend, xx.
I have longer hair
than him.
sing
.
I am more outgoing
than him.
A reporter is
Tara. Let's know more
about them!
采访 interviewing Tina and
-er/-ier more
friendly
funny
smart
lazy
fast
high
hard outgoing
hard-working
funny
friendly
outgoing
hard-working
smart
lazy
(run) fast
(jump) high
(work) hard
(get up) early
early
Listen. Are the words in the box used with
-(i)er or more? Complete the chart.
Tip: pay attenton to -(i)er or more
-er/-ier more
friendlyfriendlier outgoingmoreoutgoing
funnyfunnier
lazylazier hard-workingmorehard-working
getupearlygetupearlier
runfastrunfaster
jumphighjumphigher
workhardworkharder
smartsmarter
,
Listen again and fill in the blanks.
Tip:猜测单词,速写单词首字母,听后
补全单词。
/ˈsɪmələ/相像的
Interviewer:Really? In what ways are you different?
Tina:Well, I'm more outgoing than Tara. I'mfriendlier and funnier
too. And I love sports.
Tara:Yes, she can run faster and jump higher than me.
Interviewer: Who's more hard-working at school?
Tara:Tina thinks she works harder than me, but I work as hard as Tina.
But she's smarter than me.
Tina:Not really. I think I'mlazierthan Tara. She always gets up earlier
than me.
Checklist
(评价标准) self-check
Speakloudly
andclearly
Body
language
Nomistakes
Hello,everyone. I’m S1.
In my group, I am/have... than S2.
S2 is/has ... than S3.
S3 is/has ... than S4.
That’s all, thanks.
Group work
Talk about your differences in your group.
Then make a report.
You can use :
Appearance(外表):
longer hair, shorter, taller,
thinner, heavier,weaker,stronger
Personality(性格):
funnier,smarter,friendlier,
quieter,lovelier(可爱)
more hard-working,
more outgoing, more serious,
more active(活跃),
more humorous(幽默).
Checklist(评价标准) G1 G2 Star(Howmanystarscanyougive?)
Speakloudlyandclearly Ok1star
Bodylanguage Good3stars
Nomistakes Great5stars
SHOW TIME!
Hello,everyone. I’m XX, I’m in group X.
In my group, I am/have... than S2.
S2 is/has ... than S3.
S3 is/has ... than S4. That’s all, thanks.
I think:
The group speaks loudly/quietly so I give them...stars.
The group has rich(丰富的)/poor body language so I give them...stars.
The group makes no/ some mistakes so I give them...stars.
3.the rules of comparatives
2.sentence patterns:
Tina is taller than Tara.
Sam has longer hair than Tom.
She also sings more loudly than Tara.
Summary
1. New words
outgoing, better, loudly,
quietly, hard-working
more
-er/-ier
Because of the
differences, our world
is colorful and
fantastic.
LevelA:
1.Read and retell the conversations after class.
2.Search for some sayings(谚语) about comparatives(比较级).
e.g. Actions speak louder than words (事实胜于雄辩)
Level B:
Compare your friend with you, write down at least four sentences.
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