Unit 9 Section A 1a-1c-人教版英语八年级下册.pptx

Have you ever been to a museum?Unit 9Section A1a-1camusement/mjuzmnt/n.娱乐，游戏 amusement parksomewhere/smwe/adv.在某处，到某处P123lead in What places would you like to visit at weekends?Why would you like to go there?P65What are they probably talking about?Perhaps they are talking about(because)What kind of places are these?What can you see or do there?history museumart museumnature museumscience museumspace museumWhich of these places would you like to visit most?Why?Id like to visitbecausespace museumhistory museumart museumwater parkzooamusement parkHow do they talk about these places?Have you ever been to a science museum?When did you go there?How do you like it?A:Has Claudia/Sarah ever been to a science museum?B:Yes,she has./No,she hasnt.P105science museumhistory museumart museumnature museumspace museumA:Lets go somewhere different/interesting/exciting today.B:OK.Where do you want to go?A:Have you ever been to the sapce museum?B:No,I havent.How about you?A:.Class work:Guessing gameT:I saw different kinds of animals there.Where have I been?S1:Have you ever been to the zoo/?T:Yes,I have./No,I havent.I have never been there.S2:Have you ever been to?Report like this:A has been to a zoo,but he/she has never been to BCLanguage points1.Me neither.(教材 P65 图片文字)Me neither 的用法PointMe neither 是常见的交际用语，表示自己的情况与前面的否定情况一样，此处相当于 Neither/Nor have I。“Neither/Nor+情态动词/助动词/be动词+主语”表示前面所述的否定情况也同样适用于另一个人或物。I dont like winter.Its too cold.Me neither.(=Neither do I.)【拓展延伸】如果表示自己的情况和前面的肯定情况一样,则用 Me too 或“So+情态动词/助动词/be 动词+I”。“So+情态动词/助动词/be动词+主语”表示前面所述的肯定情况也同样适用于另一个人或物。I often visit my grandparents on weekends.Me too.(=So do I.)Language points2.Lets go somewhere different today.(教材 P65 1c)somewhere adv.在某处；到某处Point形容词修饰 somewhere 时，形容词应放在 somewhere 之后。适用于这种用法的词有：some-，any-，every-，no-构成的复合词。Can we go somewhere warm?I want to go somewhere interesting to relax with family.【拓展延伸】在否定句和疑问句中，常用 anywhere 代替somewhere，anywhere 意为“在任何地方”。Many of these animals are not found anywhere else.Did you go anywhere interesting?