Unit 4 SectionA1a～2d 课件 -2024-2025学年人教版英语八年级下册

Unit 4 Why don’t you talk to your parents? 1. To learn to talk about problems too much …, too many …, have to, don’t allow sb. to do, get into a fight with … 2. To learn to give advice * Why don’t you…? * You should … * You could … What is the girl doing? How do you think she feels about what she is doing? She is doing her homework. / She is studying. She is unhappy / stressed . Perhaps she finds the homework difficult or boring. She is having a music lesson. / She is learning to play the piano. She is smiling / happy. She enjoys playing the piano. 1. I have to study until really late, so I don’t get enough sleep. 2. I have too much homework so I don’t have any free time to do things I like. 3. My parents don’t allow me to hang out with my friends. 4. I have to take more lessons after school. 5. I got into a fight with my best friend. Look at these problems. Do you think they are serious or not? Write them in the appropriate box. Serious Not serious v. 允许 v. 允许 严重的 1. I have to study until really late, so I don’t get enough sleep. 2. I have too much homework so I don’t have any free time to do things I like. 3. My parents don’t allow me to hang out with my friends. 4. I have to take more lessons after school. 5. I got into a fight with my best friend. Listen and circle the problems you hear in 1a. A: What’s wrong? B: I'm really tired because I studied until really late last night, so I didn’t get enough sleep. A: Why don’t you go to sleep earlier this evening? Look at the problems in 1a and make conversations. 你怎么了？ A: What’s wrong, …? B: I'm really tired because I studied until really late last night, so I didn’t get enough sleep. A: Why not give yourself more time to sleep? / Perhaps you could have a rest at noon. A: What’s wrong, …? B: I have to take more lessons after school. A: Maybe / Perhaps you should / could tell your parents that you can’t do so many things. Advice 1. You _______ write him a letter. 2. You _______ call him up. 3. You _______ talk to him so that you can say you’re sorry. 4. You _______ go to his house. 5. You _______ take him to the ball game. could should should could could Listen. Peter’s friend is giving him advice. Fill in the blanks with could or should. What’s Peter’s problem? 1. You ______ write him a letter. ( ) 2. You ______ call him up. ( ) 3. You ______ talk to him so that you can say you’re sorry. ( ) 4. You _____ go to his house. ( ) 5. You _____ take him to the ball game. ( ) could should should could could d e a c b Why Peter doesn’t like the advice a. It’s not easy. b. I don’t want to wait that long. c. I don’t want to surprise him. d. I’m not good at writing letters. e. I don’t want to talk about it on the phone. Read the conversation between Peter and his friend. A: What’s the matter, Peter? B: I had a fight with my best friend. What should I do? A: Well, you should call him so that you can say you’re sorry. 1. Who has a problem? What’s wrong with him/her? 2. Who is giving advice? What’s his/her advice? Kim has a problem. Her sister took some of her new magazines and CDs. Dave is giving advice. Forget about it so that they can be friends again. Watch the video and answer the questions. 1. How does Kim feel about her sister after her sister gave back the things? 2. Does Dave think it is all right for Kim’s sister to take away Kim’s things? How do you know? 3. Does Dave think the two sisters have a serious problem? How do you know? 4. What does Dave mean by saying “Hope things work out”? Kim still feels angry with her sister. Read the conversation and answer the questions. No, he doesn’t. He said that’s not very nice. No, he doesn’t. Because he said it’s not a big deal. He means they can be friends again. Dave: You look sad, Kim. What’s wrong? Kim: Well, I found my sister looking through my things yesterday. She took some of my new magazines and CDs. Dave: Hmm… that’s not very nice. Did she give them back to you? Kim: Yes, but I’m still angry with her. What should I do? Dave: Well, I guess you could tell her to say sorry. But why don’t you forget about it so that you can be friends again? Although she’s wrong, it’s not a big deal. Kim: You’re right. Thanks for your advice. Dave: No problem. Hope things work out. too much + n. [U]  too many + n. [C] allow sb. to do sth.  hang out with sb.  get into a fight have a fight with ...  太多 太多 允许某人做某事 和某人闲逛 参与 / 卷入打架中 与……打架 look through  give sth. back  find sb. doing sth.  be angry with sb. big deal  work out  快速查看；浏览 归还某物 发现某人在做某事 生某人的气 重要的事 成功地发展；解决 ◆ Why not / Why don’t you do sth.?  ◆ What / How about doing sth.?  ◆ Let’s do sth.  ◆ You should do sth.  ◆ You could do sth.  你为什么不做某事呢？ 做某事怎么样？ 让我们做某事吧。 你应该做某事。 你可以做某事。 如何用英语表达建议 Ⅰ. 根据语境及所给首字母提示，补全所缺单词。 1. My parents don’t a               me to go out at night. 2. —What’s w               with Jack? —He has a sore throat. 3. —Mom, my little sister broke my cup. —It’s not a big d              . I will buy you a new one. 4. —G               what I did last Sunday. —You went camping, right? allow  wrong deal  Guess  Ⅱ. Translation. 1. 如果你比赛输了，那也没什么大不了的。 2. His parents don’t allow him to go swimming alone. 3. 我爸通常在早饭前浏览报纸。 4. Try not to worry. I’m sure everything will work out in the end. 5. -你看起来不舒服。你怎么了？-我头疼。 他父母不让他独自去游泳。 If you don’t win the game, it’s not a big deal . My father usually looks through newspapers before breakfast. 尽量别担心。我确定最后一切都会解决的。 —You don’t look well. What's wrong with you? —I have a headache. Write three conversations about your problems and your friends’ suggestions. Here is an example: A: I’m really tired. I have too many after-school classes. B: Why don’t you … $$