2022年人教版七年级英语语法总结 .pdf

7A 语法Unit 1 This is me!基本可归纳为：我（I）用 am 你（you）用 are，is 连着他（he）她（she）它（it）。还有一些其他情况，比如：1、单个的人名，例如Alice、Peter等以及一些单数性质的单词像an apple(一个苹果)等，用 is 数2、复数性质的单词如some apples(一些苹果)等，用 are来数3、另外像一些不可数名词，例如：rice(米饭)，bread(面包)等，只能用 is 数我用 am,你用 are,is用于他、她、它。以上主语是单Is 用于他、她、它以上主语是单数复数主语全用are this、that 用 is These、those 要用 are 若要变成疑问句句首 Is、Am、Are 句末问号别忘加若要变成否定句not 系词后面加注：肯定句变疑问句时，I am 改成 Are you,my 改成 your Unit2 Let s play sports一般现在时定义与讲解一般现在时：表示经常性的事情，经常性的动作或一般性事实。时间状语：often 经常，usually 通常，always 总是，every 每个，sometimes有时，at 在几点钟只有在第三人称单数用动词的 三单变化，其他用动词的原形。三单变化：1.多数在动词后 s play plays like likes（1）直接在动词词尾加-s.ask-asks work-works get-gets stay-stays（2）以字母 s,x,ch,sh或部分以 o 结尾的动词，在词尾直接加-es.watch-watches wish-wishes fix-fixes do-does go-goes pass-passes（3）以 辅音字母加-y 结尾的动词，要先变y 为 i 再加-es.try-tries study-studies cry-cries fly-flies 2.不规则变化：be-is am are have-has 二、一般现在时用法1.表示经常性，习惯性,永久性的动作或存在的状态.通常与副词 sometimes,often,usually,always,every day(year,month),once(twice,three times)a day,等时间状语连用。They usually go to school by bike.I take the medicine three times a day.She helps her mother once a week.Marys father is a policeman.There are 50 students in my class.2.表示客观真理，科学原理，自然现象，等客观事实或格言，谚语等。The sun rises in the east and sets in the west every day.The man who has never been to the Great Wall is not a real man.Tomorrow is Tuesday.三、一般现在时的句子转换：（1）当句子中有 be动词或情态动词时，则把be动词或情态动词(can,could等等)提到主语的前面变成疑问句;在 be动词或情态动词后面加not 变成否定句.例：陈述句：She is a student.疑问句 Is she a student?否定句 She is not a student.陈述句：I can swim.疑问句 Can you swim否定句 I can not swim.（2）当句子中即没有 be动词，也没有情态动词时，则在主语前加助动词do(you,以及复数),does（单数 she,he,it）变成问句；在主语后谓语动词前加助动词 dont（I,you,以及复数),doesnt（单数 she,he,it）变成否定句，助动词后的动词要变成动词原形。例：陈述句：We get up at 7:00 every morning.疑问句 Do you get up at 7:00 every morning?否定句 We dont get up at 7:00 every morning.陈述句：She has a little brother.疑问句 Does she have a little brother?否定句 She doesnt have a little brother.Unit3 Welcome to our school 文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 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herself itself 复数第一人称we us our ours ourselves 第二人称you you your yours yourselves 第三人称they them their theirs themselves 用法1）人称代词的主格在句子中作主语2）人称代词的宾格在句子中作宾语或在介词后、be动词后宾语，3）名词性物主代词=形容词性物主代词+名词，例：My bag is yellow,her bag is red,his bag is blue and your bag is pink.可写成 My bag is yellow,hers is red,his is blue and yours is pink.顺序1.人称代词为单数时，按第二人称、第三人称、第一人称排列。如，You,she and I are good friends.Peter and I all like reading.2.人称代词为复数时，按第一人称、第二人称、第三人称排列。如，We you and they are playing soccer together.Unit4 My day 用 in 的场合（1）表示 在某年/月/季节 这个含义时，须用介词in。例如：in 1980.（2）表示 从现在起一段时间以后 时，须用介词 in。例如：They will go to see you in a week.（3）表示 在某世纪 时，须用介词 in.例如:This machine was invented in the eighteenth century.（4）表示 在某年代或特定世纪某年代 时，须用介词 in。例如：This incident happened in the 1970s.除此之外，morning/evening/afternoon 三个词也常跟介词in 连用。文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 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morning,evening,afternoon被 of 短语修饰，习惯上用 in,而不用 on.例如：in the early morning of September 10th 在 9 月 10 的清晨；in the late afternoon of September 12th 在 9 月 12 日的傍晚。用 at 的场合（1）表示 某一具体时刻（即几点几分时），须用介词 at。例如：at six（2）用在特定的时候（时节、时机）时，须用介词at。例如：They were happy at that time.他们那时很幸福。（3）表示 在中午、在夜晚、在周末 时，须用介词 at。例如：What do you often do at noon?你中午经常做些什么？You can see many stars in the sky at night.夜晚你能看到天空中有许多星星。（4）表示 在岁 时，须用介词 at。例如：At the age of nine,the boy could swim well.在九岁的时候，这孩子就游泳游得很好了。用 by 的场合by+时间名词。意为：到时（已发生某事），此时谓语多用完成时；最晚、不迟于，在之前。如：by now/then/this time/next Friday/the end of/three oclock等。By the end of last year,another new gymnasium had been completed.(2003 上海 春）到去年年底，又有一座新体育馆峻工了。The train leaves at 6:00 pm.So I have to be at the station by 5:40 pm at the latest.(NMET97)火车下午六点开，所以最晚我得五点四十赶到车站。频度副词的用法频度副词在句中习惯上位于be动词、助动词等之后，行为动词之前。1.在 be动词之后。如：She is sometimes very busy.她有时很忙。he is often late for school.他经常上学迟到。2.在第一个助动词或情态动词之后。如：I will never forget this lesson.我将永远忘不了这一课。3.在实义动词之前：如果是表示动作的句子（谓语动词是实意动词，如：go,take,eat.）,则放在这个动词的前面。例如：We often go there.我们常去那儿。he always gets up at 6 in the morning sometimes也可放在句首、句中或句末，often 也可放在句末（一般不放在句首）。如：Sometimes she writes to me.=She writes to me sometimes.她有时候给我写信。She writes to me often.她经常给我写信。文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 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shopping on Sundays.我和妈妈通常在星期天去买东西。Often 意为 经常，时常 ，表示反复性的动作或状态，中间有间断，不如usually 那么频繁。其反义词是seldom。often 在句尾时常被 very 或 quite 修饰。如：It often rains here in April.这儿四月份常下雨。he boys often eat noodles and the girls sometimes eat them.男生经常吃面条，女生有时吃。I often chat with my friends under the big tree.我经常在这棵大树下和朋友聊天。He writes to his friends quite often.他常给他的朋友写信。sometimes意为 有时，频率不及 often，表示动作偶尔发生，间断时间较长。其位置比较灵活，放在句首、句中、句末都可。如：Sometimes we go to the cinema and at other times we go for a walk.有时我们去看电影，有时我们去散步。I sometimes watch TV in the evening.我有时晚上看电视。My father has lunch in the factory sometimes.我父亲有时在工厂吃午饭。seldom意为 很少；never意为 从不。这两个副词表示否定意义，动作几乎不会发生。如：He seldom eats breakfast.他很少吃早餐。The little girl seldom goes out.这个小女孩很少外出。I will never forget your kindness.我永远忘不了你的好意。The boys never eat chocolate and the girls seldom eat it.男生从不吃巧克力，女生很少吃。Better late than never.谚语 迟到（迟做）总比不来（不做）好。文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 ZL2M9X7Y3Q5文档编码:CU7I9S2W9L7 HJ1Q4L9A7Q9 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write to your brother？频度副词位于助动词之前两种情况1.为了表示强调，频度副词有时也可位于动词be、助动词、情态动词之前，此时助动词等应重读。如：She always was late.她老是迟到。I never can remember.我永远也记不住。2.在简略答语中，当频度副词与动词be、助动词或情态动词位于句末时，频度副词必须前置。Philip is late again.Yes,he always is.菲利普又迟到了。是的，他总是迟到。Can you park your car near the shops?Yes.I usually can.你可以在商店附近停车吗?是的，通常可以。频度副词在否定句中的用法在否定句中，有的频度副词位于否定词之前或之后均可，而有的频度副词则必须位于否定词之后，而还有的频度副词却必须要位于否定词。大致情况如下：1.频度副词 usually 和 often 可位于否定词 not 之前或之后。他们不常开这样的晚会。正：They dont often hold such parties.正：They often dont hold such parties.星期日我们一般不在9 点以前起床。正：We don t usually get up before nine on Sundays.正：We usually don t get up before nine on Sundays.在否定句中，频度副词用于句中或句首，有时但会导致意思不同。He doesnt usually sleep for two days at a time.他很少一连睡两天。Usually he doesnt sleep for two days at a time.他连续两天不睡觉是常事。2.频度副词 always总是位于否定词之后，不可位于否定句之前。Things are not always what they seem to be.外表往往是靠不住的。Silence must not always be read as consent.沉默并不见得一定意味着同意。3.频度副词 sometimes总是位于否定词之前，不可位于否定词之后。Jim is sometimes not very punctual.吉姆有时不太准时。Debbie is sometimes not responsible for what she does.黛比有时对她所做的事不负责任。频度副词位于句末的用法1.sometimes常可用于句末。如：We al