-Module 8 Unit 1While the lights were changing to red,a car suddenly appeared課件-外研版八年級英語上冊

Module8AccidentsUnit1Whilethelightswerechangingtored,acarsuddenlyappeared.CONTENTS課堂導(dǎo)入課文呈現(xiàn)知識講解課堂小結(jié)課堂導(dǎo)入課文呈現(xiàn)Listeningandvocabulary1.Lookatthepictureandsaywhatishappening.Usethewordsandexpressionintheboxtohelpyou.accident

driver

happen

mobilephonepolicewoman

roadTheboywasridingabikeontheroadwhenacarsuddenlyhithim.Hefelldownfromhisbikeandthedrivercalledthepolicemanonhismobilephone.Thenthedoctorcameandlookedhimover.2.Listenandunderlinethecorrectwords.1Thedriverwas/wasnotgoingfast.2Thedriverwas/wasnotlooking.3Thedriverwas/wasnottalkingonhismobilephone.________________ConversationPolicewoman:

How

did

the

accident

happen?

Driver:

I

was

driving

along

the

road

and…Policewoman:

How

fast

were

you

going

at

the

time?

Driver:

I

wasn’t

going

fast.

Policewoman:

Where

were

you

going?

Driver:

I

was

going

along

the

road,

just

here.

Policewoman:

Where

was

the

boy

on

the

bike

going?

Driver:

I

didn’t

see

him.

Policewoman:

Were

you

looking?

Driver:

No,

I

wasn’t.

Policewoman:

Were

you

using

your

mobile

phone?

Driver:

Yes

,

I

was.

Policewoman:

So,

that’s

not

good.

You

mustn’t

use

your

mobile

phone

while

you

are

driving.

3.Listenandread.

Betty:Goodmorning,MsJames!Youlook

pale.①

Areyouallright?MsJames:I’mOK,butIsawanaccident.Aboywasridinghisbikeandlisteningtomusicontheroad.Daming:That’sverydangerous!MsJames:Iwaswaitingtocrosstheroad.Whilethelightswerechangingtored,acarsuddenlyappearedroundthecorner.②

Itwasn’tgoingfast,butitdidn’tstop.Lingling:Didtheboystop?MsJames:No.Andthedriverwastalkingonhismobilephone.Betty:Sodidthecarhittheboy?

③MsJames:No,I’mgladtosay.Thecarstoppedjustintime,buttheboyfelloffhisbikeandhurthisknee.

④Tony:That’stoobad.MsJames:Sowhenyou’reonyourbike,thinkabout

therisk

ofanaccident!

⑤Pay

attention,stopattheredlightsand...whatelse?

⑥Betty:Don’tridetoofast.Daming:Don’tridesidebysidewithyourfriends.⑦MsJames:Anythingelse?All:Don’tlistentomusic!EverydayEnglish·Areyouallright?·That’sverydangerous!·That’stoobad.·Anythingelse?Nowcompletethefollowingadvice.Whenyouareridingabike,thinkabouttheriskofanaccident!·Pay__________andstopatthe__________.·Don’t__________toofast.·Don’tride_____________withyourfriends!·Don’t____________________!

attention

redlightsridesidebysidelistentomusic4.Completethepassagewiththewordsinthebox.Accidentsdonothappenveryoften,Iam(1)_______tosay.However,whenyouareridingyourbike,pay(2)__________allthetime,

gladattentionappearattentiongladhitsideespeciallyonthecorneroftheroadandattrafficlights.Donotridesideby(3)________withyourfriends.Sometimescars(4)________roundthecorneranddonotstop.Theymay(5)________you.sideappearhitappearattentiongladhitside5.PronunciationandspeakingListenandmarkwhenthespeakerpauses.1Whilethelightswerechangingtored,acarsuddenlyappearedroundthecorner.2WhenIwaswaitingtocrosstheroad,theaccidenthappened.Nowlistenagainandrepeat.6.Workingroupsoffour.StudentA:Youareapolicemanatanaccidentsceneinthestreet.Askpeoplequestions.StudentB,CandD:Yousawtheaccident.Answerthepoliceman’squestions.A:What

were

you

doing

when

the

accident

happened?B:When

the

accident

happened,I

was

walking

along

the

street.C:When

the

accident

happened,...D:...,知識講解①Youlookpale.look/l?k/在此處是感官類系動詞，意為“看起來”，其后常接形容詞作表語，構(gòu)成主系表結(jié)構(gòu)。e.g.Abing’sErquanYingyuesoundssadandmoving.阿炳的《二泉映月》聽起來既感傷又感人。常見的感官系動詞還有：smell聞起來；sound聽起來；taste嘗起來；feel摸起來②Whilethelightswerechangingtored,acarsuddenlyappearedroundthecorner.appear/?p??/v.出現(xiàn)；顯露，為不及物動詞e.g.Hesuddenlyappearedinfrontofus.他突然出現(xiàn)在我們面前。Thetigerdisappearedintheforest.老虎消失在森林里了。Itwasthepresident’ssecondpublicappearancetodate.這是總統(tǒng)迄今為止的第二次公開露面。disappearv.消失↑反義詞appearv.出現(xiàn)；顯露↓appearancen.出現(xiàn)；露面round/ra?nd/prep.轉(zhuǎn)到（某物的）另一邊e.g.Isawtwoboysdisappearround/aroundthecorner.我看到兩個男孩消失在拐角處。拓展：round作介詞，還可意為“在……周圍”；作副詞，意為“圍繞”；作形容詞，意為“圓形的”。corner/k??n?/n.拐角；街角e.g.Puttheboxinthecorneroftheroom.把這個箱子放在房間的角落里。Therestaurantisat/onthecornerofthestreet.那家飯店在街道的拐角處。inthecorner在角落里at/onthecorner在拐角處；在轉(zhuǎn)彎處inthecorner常指室內(nèi)的墻角處等，強調(diào)在“拐角”的里面e.g.Shesitsinthecorneroftheclassroom.她坐在教室的角落里。onthecorner表示在室外的某一角（如街道、交叉口等）的拐角處，強調(diào)在“拐角”上e.g.Theshopisonthecorner.那個商店就在拐角處。atthecorner在“拐角”的外面e.g.Thereisastoolatthecornerofthetable.

在桌子的拐角處有一個凳子。辨析：inthecorner,atthecorner與onthecorner③Sodidthecarhittheboy?hit/h?t/v.（使）碰撞n.很受歡迎的人（或事物）hit的用法hit的過去式為hit,現(xiàn)在分詞為he+身體部位（部位較軟且凹）hitsb.onthe+身體部位（部位硬且凸出）e.g.Hercarhitabigtreeandshehurtherbackintheaccident.她的汽車撞到了一棵大樹，她在這次事故中傷了后背。Theballhithimintheface.那個球擊中了他的臉。Shehithimontheheadwithherumbrella.她用她的雨傘打他的頭。④Thecarstoppedjustintime,ime及時intime及時，指在規(guī)定或必要的時間之前。Ifwedon’thurryup,wewon’tbeintimetocatchthelastbus.如果我們不快點，我們將不能及時趕上最后一班公共汽車。ontime準時，指恰好在規(guī)定的時間。Pleasecomehereontimetomorrow.明天請準時來這兒。辨析：intime與ontimefalloff...從……跌落相當(dāng)于falldownfrome.g.Lookout!Somethingisfallingoffthetallbuilding.小心！有東西正從高樓上掉下來。⑤Sowhenyou’reonyourbike,thinkabouttheriskofanaccident!risk/r?sk/n.危險；風(fēng)險v.冒……的風(fēng)險由risk構(gòu)成的常用短語theriskofsth.意為“某事的風(fēng)險”facetheriskofdoingsth.意為“面臨做某事的風(fēng)險”riskone’slife意為“冒生命之險”e.g.Isthereanyriskoffailure?有任何失敗的風(fēng)險嗎？Skiersalwaysfacetheriskofseriousinjury.滑雪者總是面臨著重傷的危險。Heriskedhislifetosavethechild.他冒著生命危險去救那個孩子。⑥Payattention,stopattheredlightsand...whatelse?payattention注意payattentionto...意為“注意……；留心……”，to為介詞，后接名詞、代詞或動名詞作賓語。e.g.Pleasepayattentiontolisteningtot