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英語
七年級 下冊
義務(wù)教育教科書
Writers
and their
masterpieces
6
Unit
can describe what classic books are
Objectives
learn some words about classic books
practise the pronunciation of the
use have to, had better, needn’t, and used to
Tasks
can get a deeper understanding of the benefits of reading classics
read a part from Charlotte’s Web
listen to a speech on reading classics
learn about E.B. White and his works
can communicate on reasons for
reading classics
Objectives
talk about favourite writers
design a book cover
Tasks
can write about a character
using supporting examples
write an essay on a favourite classic character
Study the blue parts and answer the questions.
1 Twain used to live in a small town by the Mississippi River.
2 We had better read more classic books, but we needn’t look up every
new word.
3 I have to think things out, catch what I can, take what comes.
Q1 Did Twain live in the small town all his life
No, he lived in the small town for a while. Later he moved to different cities throughout his career.
Q2 Is it necessary to look up every new word
No, it is not necessary to look up every new word.
Q3 Is it necessary for Charlotte to live all by herself or does she have other choices
Yes, it’s necessary for Charlotte to live all by herself. Because he has nobody to feed her.
Grammar highlights
We use have to to show something is necessary or required. We use had better (’d better) to express strong advice.
We use used to do to talk about a past situation that is no longer true. The negative form is didn’t use to do.
We use needn’t do to say it is not necessary to do something.
Positive Negative Question
I have to leave now. I don’t have to leave now. Do you have to leave now
I had better stay here. I had better not stay here. Had I better stay here
Complete the sentences with the correct forms of have to.
Culture link
1 In Journey to the West, Monkey King ________ go through 81 difficulties before he got to the West.
2 To get the main idea of The Secret Garden, you _____________ read from word to word.
3 — Does Peter ________ finish reading All Men Are Brothers this week
— No, he needn’t do that. He can break it up into several parts if
it’s too difficult.
had to
don’t have to
have to
Read the situations and complete the sentences with the correct forms of had better. Choose a verb from the box.
try
rush
give up
rush
give up
1
2
Your brother finds it difficult to understand classic books. He thinks they are boring.
You say: You ____________________ on classics so easily. Start with books that interest you.
You and your classmate are both reading a thick book for a project, and your classmate wants to read it all in one night.
You say: We __________________. It’s better to read the book a bit each day to understand it well.
had better not rush
had better not give up
try
rush
give up
3
Zhenzhen tells you that your friend David reads simple books with lots of pictures. He doesn’t want to challenge himself.
You say to Zhenzhen: He _____________ some books with more words. It will help him grow as a reader.
try
rush
give up
had better try
Write sentences about your reading habits. Begin with I used to or I didn’t use to.
1
2
3
4
I used to read adventure stories, but now I prefer history books.
____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________
I didn’t use to read every night before bedtime, but I do now.
____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________
I used to only read comic books, but now I like to read all kinds of books, like mysteries and science books, too.
I didn’t use to like reading out loud, but now I think it’s fun and it helps me remember what I read better.
(Answers may vary.)
Complete the interview with Lu Xun by using have to , had better, needn’t, or used to.
Interviewer:
Lu Xun:
Interviewer:
Hello, young friend! I believe reading is important for learning about the world, but you 2 _________ feel pressured to read a lot. It’s more important to enjoy what you read.
That’s good to know! What kind of books did you like when you were young
Hello, Mr Lu Xun! I’m so excited to talk to you. Do you think kids 1 _________ read a lot of books
needn’t
have to
Lu Xun:
Interviewer:
Lu Xun:
Interviewer:
Well, I 3 _______ enjoy stories about ancient heroes when I was a child. They had a big influence on my writing later in life.
That’s interesting! Do you have any advice for young readers like me
My advice is that you 4 __________ read widely, not just books but essays, too. Stay open-minded and curious. Also, keep a reading notebook.
I will, Mr Lu Xun! Your advice is really helpful!
had better
used to
THANKYOU

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