Unit 1 Know yourself Grammar（教学课件） 2026-2027学年译林英语九年级上册

该初中英语课件聚焦连接词（both...and...等）和that引导的宾语从句，通过阅读含连接词的短文导入，结合表格归纳意义及主谓一致规则，再以填空、对话等练习巩固，构建“感知-归纳-应用”的学习支架。 其亮点在于采用任务型教学，如用连接词讨论同学职业（A3）、写未来规划（B2），提升语言能力与思维品质。分层练习设计助学生掌握语法并灵活运用，教师可高效落实语法目标，促进学生语言应用能力发展。

Unit 1 Know yourself Grammar 01 能掌握起连接作用的词，如both...and...、not only ... but (also) ...、either ... or ...、neither ... nor ...、except、as well as。 02 能掌握that引导的宾语从句。 01 02 学习目标 A Connecting ideas Many business managers are not only well-organized, but also creative. Are you both creative and hard-working? If so, you could be either a painter or a fashion designer. Before you choose a job, it is best to think about your personality as well as your goals. Lots of people are too shy to tell anyone about their dreams except their closest friends. Sometimes, neither their parents nor teachers know about their goals. Read the texts below and pay attention to the words and phrases in bold. Expressions Meaning both ... and ... both are true not only ... but (also) ... two related things are true either ... or ... one or the other neither ... nor ... not one and not the other except not including as well as and When we use these expressions to connect two subjects, the verb form after both … and … is always plural, but the verb form after not only … but (also) …, either … or … and neither … nor … can be plural or singular. Both Kitty and Simon are energetic. Not only the students but (also) their teacher has done the personality survey. Either Simon or David is ready to do new tasks. Neither Millie nor her friends know much about personality types. ●We use both ... and ..., not only ... but (also) ... and __________ when something is true of two things. ●We use ____________ to show a choice of two things. ●We use _____________ when something is not true of two thing. ●We use __________ when something is not included. as well as either ... or ... neither ... nor ... except A1 Amy is writing about her family. Complete her sentences with the correct connecting words or phrases. Both and either or not only but also except as well as neither nor not only but also either or A2 Amy and Suzy are talking about what jobs their classmates can do in the future. Complete their conversation with the correct connecting words or phrases. as well as Neither not only but also except nor A3 Talk with your partner about what jobs your classmates can do in the future, using the connecting words or phrases you have learnt above. B Object clauses introduced by that Read the text below and pay attention to the use of that. (1) Millie feels lucky that she has good teachers in her school. (2) She hopes that she can be a teacher when she grows up. (3) Millie thinks that great teachers should be hard-working, kind and patient. (4) She is glad that she has these qualities herself and (5) believes that they will help her become a good teacher. (6) She is sure that she needs to work hard to prepare for her future. An object clause can be put after verbs such as hope, think, believe, know and mean (⇒see clauses 2, 3 & 5). An object clause can also follow adjectives such as lucky, glad, sure and certain (⇒see clauses 1, 4 & 6). In informal English, we often drop that. Daniel: Do you think (that) you're creative? Millie: I hope (that) I am! An object clause functions as the object of a sentence. We use that to introduce an object clause that is a _______ (statement, question). statement I'll be a successful designer she supports me this won't be easy I won't let her down fashion designers need to work hard B1 Sandy is writing a passage about what she wants to be in the future. Complete it using the correct object clauses in the box below. Add that when necessary. (that) this won't be easy (that) fashion designers need to work hard (that)I'll be a successful designer (that) she supports me (that) I won't let her down B2 Write a short text about what you want to do in the future, using object clauses introduced by that. Homework 1. Review the grammar we learnt today. 2. Write 5 sentences about conjunctions and share with your classmates. 谢谢 $