Unit 5 Feeling excited Topic 1课件 2024-2025学年仁爱科普版八年级英语下册

Unit 5 Feeling Excited Topic 1 You look excited. Review How is he feeling today? He is feeling disappointed. He looks unhappy. Review How are they feeling today? They are feeling excited. They seem very happy. Film or Opera The film is very funny and excited. The opera is so popular and interesting. Film or Opera Q1: Do you like film or opera? I like ... because it is interesting/funny/... Q2: How do you like opera? I think opera is excited/boring/... My parents like opera a lot. 1.Mr Brown was to have a ticket and he also sorry for Machiael. 2.The music in the movie sounded . 3.The parents felt to see the movie together. 4.The children were to have supper at Kangkang's house. But they felt for Michael. 5.The food smelled and tasted . Listening excited beautiful happy glad sorry nice delicious Read the following words, paying attention to the sounds of the underlined letters. Try to find the rules and add more words. /t/ /d/ /id/ /t/ asked stopped washed /d/ loved learned called /id/ excited interested disappointed a d f e 实意动词 疑问词 重读 你觉得某事物怎么样？ How do you like sth.? What do you think of sth.? Read the following words, paying attention to the stress and the underlined parts. Then listen and check. 'interest 'interesting 'interested disap'point disap'pointing disap'pointed 'worry 'worrying 'wprried ex'cite ex'citing ex'cited bore 'boring 'bored 1.Mr.Brown couldn’t get a ticket to Avatar, so he was unhappy. 2.Jane likes the film, The Sound of Music, because it is very interesting. 3.The opera, Cats, is Maria's favorite. 4.Kangkang’s parents think that Beijing Opera is boring. Listen and Complete Watch Steve: Hi!, Kangkang! Do you know what's the matter with Mr.Brown? He seems a little unhappy. Kangkang: He seems disappointed because he couldn't get a ticket to The Sound of Music. I think he really wants to watch it. Jane: I hope he can see the movie next time. It's also my favourite. I think it's very interesting. What about you.Maria? Maria: I love operas. My favorite is cats. It's so funny and interesting. Kangkang, do you like operas? Kangkang: No. I don't like them at all. They're boring. But my parents like Beijing Opera a lot. Maria: Then what do you like best? Kangkang: The film, Avatar. It's so exciting. Retell 1a Mr Brown Jane Maria Kangkang's parents Kangkang unhappy and disappointed The Sound of Music also The Sound of Music Cats funny and interesting Beijing Opera Beijing Opera boring Avatar exciting Michael: Hi! Steve! This is Michael. I've got a bad cold. My mother will stay at home with me. Are you (interest) in her ticket to The Sound of Music? Steve: What a pity! However, I don't think the movie is (interest). Why not give the ticket to Mr Brown? Michael: Great! He must be (excite) to get it. Steve: OK,you can tell him the (excite) news right now! Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the given words. interested interesting excited exciting 马上 Key Points 1. Do you know what's the matter with Mr. Brown? What’s the matter with sb.? 某人怎么了？ =What’s wrong with sb.? =What’s the trouble? =What’s up? 2. He seems a little unhappy. 1）seem (+to be)+表语，表语多为名词或形容词，说明主语特征或状态。 She seems (to be ) happy with the new job. 她对新工作好像很满意。 2) seem to do sth. 似乎要做某事 I seem to hear someone knocking at the door. 我好像听到有人在敲门。 3) It seems (to sb.)that… 在某人看来好像要做某事 It seems to me that it will rain tonight. 我看今晚要下雨。 * seem 和 look 的辨析 seem : 强烈的真实性，根据某种判断而得出的印象或看法。 Jane went away without a word. She seemed angry. look : 通过视觉来看。 My father is now seventy-two，but he looks young. Key Points 3. I think it's very interesting. interesting adj.令人感兴趣的，有趣的 interested adj.感兴趣的，关心的 以-ed结尾和以-ing结尾的形容词区别 -ed: 说明人，即使修饰的是事物，也是指与该事物相关的人。(这些事物多为人的神态、表情、外貌、声音、情绪等显示人情感状况的名词。) He had a pleased smile on his face. -ing: 说明事物的性质或特征，若修饰的是人，指的是人具有此性质特征，可翻译成“令人...的”。 The man is very interesting. I read an interested expression on his face. Key Points 类似的词汇有： exciting令人兴奋的 excited感到兴奋的 worrying令人烦恼的 worried感到烦恼的 Relax Time Summary We learn Linking verbs+ adj (连系动词+形容词, 系表结构） seem (a little) unhappy/disappointed Usage of the adjectives ending with “-ed” and “-ing” We can 1. Pronounce “-ed”: /t/ /d/ /id/ 2. Read the sentences with the correct stress, liaison and intonation. Homework 1. Workbook 2. Recite 1a and new words 3. Revise Section A and B Lavf58.30.100 Lavf58.30.100 57651.234 42083.062 47385.645 63450.117 Lavf58.30.100 $$