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英 語
七年級上冊 多媒體教學課件
ENGLISH
7A
Starter
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English is fun
Q What does the title make you think of
Can you find out the problem in their conversation(對話)
‘Right’ has two meanings: correct& right side.
(right這個單詞有兩個意思：正確的&右邊)
The driver didn’t know whether he should turn left or turn right.
(是否)
Can you find out the problem in their conversation
The woman didn’t know whether the man
was telling his name or saying ‘What’ to
ask her to say the question again.
荷蘭的；荷蘭人的
Did the girl on the right really understand her friends’ words
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During the summer holiday, Wang Yiming noticed the following interesting uses of English.
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What interesting facts about English can you get from the following pictures Match the pictures with the possible explanations(解釋).
Read and match
1a
A A word may have several meanings.
B Idioms have cultural(文化的) meanings.
C One word may sound like another, but it has a different meaning.
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A
C
B
“Split the bill”.
各付各的
A word may have several meanings.
Q1 What does the man actually mean by saying “Right!”
Q2 To avoid mis-understanding(為了避免誤解), what could he say
“Yes”.
“Yes” or “OK”.
Listen and think
1b
Listen to the conversation and answer the question.
How many times can you hear ‘cross’ and ‘fine’ in the conversation
這兩個單詞在對話中你聽到了幾遍
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cross /kr s/
1 v. to go from one side to another
2 n. a mark on paper
3 adj. angry
fine /fa n/
1 adj. very thin or small
2 adj. in good health
3 v. to make somebody pay money for breaking rules
One word may sound like another, but it has a different meaning.
Q3 To avoid mis-understanding, what could the boy say
“Watt. That’s W-A-T-T.”
Pair the words with the same pronunciation (將有相同發音的單詞配成對)
Listen to Yiming and Lisa chatting and complete their conversation.
I (1)_________ an (2) _________ on the board yesterday.
Oh, what’s new
It says there’s a new café near the (3) _________.
Let me (4)_________. I like (5)_________ (6)_________ roof, bright and lovely. And the drinks look tasty.
I think so too. (7)_________ nice to take photos there! Shall we have a try this Sunday
Good idea! Let’s ask David to go with us!
OK. That will (8) _________ more fun!
read
ad
sea
see
its
red
It’s
add
Idioms have cultural(文化的) meanings.
go Dutch 各付各的
The idiom “go Dutch” comes from the 17th century Netherlands(荷蘭). Merchants(商人) there would eat together. They would pay for their own meals individually(各自付自己的賬單) to avoid(避免) money problems. Later, it becomes an idiom which means split the bill.
Read and guess
1d
Read the conversations and find out the idioms.
Thanks! I’ll give it my all.
Hey, it’s showtime! Go on stage and break a leg out there!
Thanks! I’m feeling confident.
Hey, it’s your big day for the concert! Break a leg!
Have a good rest. Hope you’ll be fine soon.
I had a fever last night. I’m under the weather.
Well, not really. I’m feeling a bit under the weather.
You don’t look too good today. Are you feeling alright
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Thanks! I’ll give it my all.
Hey, it’s showtime! Go on stage and break a leg out there!
Thanks! I’m feeling confident.
Hey, it’s your big day for the concert! Break a leg!
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2
break a leg = wish you good luck
Have a good rest. Hope you’ll be fine soon.
I had a fever last night. I’m under the weather.
Well, not really. I’m feeling a bit under the weather.
You don’t look too good today. Are you feeling alright
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4
under the weather = not feeling well
rain cats and dogs
right as rain
cost sb. an arm and a leg
be all ears
break a leg
under the weather
Read and guess
1d
Read the conversation again.
We call “go Dutch” an idiom.
An idiom is a way to say something that has a special meaning different from the actual words. Like when people say “go Dutch”, it means everyone pays for their own food when eating together. It’s like a secret grown-up code!
Read and guess
1d
Read the conversations between Yiming and Lisa and tell the meanings of the idioms.
Thanks! I’ll give it my all.
Hey, it’s showtime! Go on stage and break a leg out there!
Thanks! I’m feeling confident.
Hey, it’s your big day for the concert! Break a leg!
Have a good rest. Hope you’ll be fine soon.
I had a fever last night. I’m under the weather.
Well, not really. I’m feeling a bit under the weather.
You don’t look too good today. Are you feeling alright
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2
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break a leg = wish you good luck
under the weather = not feeling well
Read and guess
1d
Work in pairs and make conversations with break a leg and under the weather.
You’ll be great. Break a leg!
I’m nervous about my art show tomorrow.
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So break a leg! I’ll be in the first row.
I’ll play for my team against Class 4 next Monday.
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Not really, I’m feeling a bit under the weather. I think I’ll just stay in and rest.
Are you going to go out tonight
3
Yes. I have a headache. I think I have caught a flu.
You look under the weather today.
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Read and guess
1d
Do you know other idioms What do they mean
A piece of cake
HOMEWORK
Write the words which have the same pronunciation but different meanings in your notebook. Try making sentences with them.
Find five more idioms and make sure you know their meanings. Then use two of them to make sentences.
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During the summer holiday, Wang Yiming noticed the following interesting uses of English.
Q1 What will the driver probably say then
Q2 What will the girl probably say next
Q3 What does the girl on the right probably mean
He will probably ask the man, “Turn right ”
She will probably ask the question again.
She probably means she wants to go to the Netherlands with the lady on the left.
Q4 What causes these problems
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Listen and think
1b
Yiming heard two people talking about an accident. Listen to their conversation. How many times have you heard the word cross How about the word fine
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Listen and think
1b
Listen again. Guess the meanings of cross and fine in the conversation. Then take a look at their meanings in the dictionary.
cross /kr s/
1 v. to go from one side to another
2 n. a mark on paper
3 adj. angry
fine /fa n/
1 adj. very thin or small
2 adj. in good health
3 v. to make somebody pay money for breaking rules
cross 1
cross 2
fine 1
fine 2
Listen and think
1b
Read the sentences. Choose the correct meaning for each underlined word.
cross /kr s/
1 v. to go from one side to another
2 n. a mark on paper
3 adj. angry
A I put a cross on the map to show where the hotel is.
B He crossed over the road and joined me.
C Please don’t get cross. Let me tell you why.
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Listen and think
1b
Read the sentences. Choose the correct meaning for each underlined word.
funny /'f ni/ adj.
1 making you laugh
2 difficult to explain or understand
3 (informal) slightly ill
A The engine is making a very funny noise.
B That’s the funniest thing I’ve ever heard.
C I feel a bit funny today—I don’t think I’ll go to work.
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Listen and complete
1c
Yiming and Lisa are talking. Listen and answer the questions.
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Q1 What are they talking about
They are talking about a new café.
Q2 Where is the new café
It’s near the sea.
Q3 When are they going to visit it
They are going to visit it this Sunday.
Listen and complete
1c
Listen to Yiming and Lisa chatting and complete their conversation.
I (1)_________ an (2) _________ on the board yesterday.
Oh, what’s new
It says there’s a new café near the (3) _________.
Let me (4)_________. I like (5)_________ (6)_________ roof, bright and lovely. And the drinks look tasty.
I think so too. (7)_________ nice to take photos there! Shall we have a try this Sunday
Good idea! Let’s ask David to go with us!
OK. That will (8) _________ more fun!
read
ad
sea
see
its
red
It’s
add
Q Which two words share the same sound
homophones
同音異義詞
Listen and complete
1c
Complete each sentence with a homophone of the word in blue.
1 __________ can I wear my shoes
2 The bag over there is __________ mother’s.
3 One of our teams __________ the game last year.
4 No, sorry! I don’t __________.
5 He really __________ nothing about this area. He was quite new here.
6 Our teacher has waited outside the gate for us for almost half an __________.
7 He __________ there is a fly on his nose.
8 Can you please __________ me some noodles at the shop by the sea
9 I don’t need flour. I just want a __________ from you!
10 They did a great job in the pair work so the teacher gave them a __________.
Where
their
won
know
knew
hour
knows
buy
flower
pear
Q Do you know other words which have the same pronunciation but different meanings

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