2022年新人教版八年级上英语1-5单元重点单词,短语和语法 .pdf

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2、句，疑问句表示请求、邀请、提建议等带有委婉的语气的疑问句，和希望得到对方肯定答复的疑问句，以及表示反问的问句中，也用somebody，someone，something anything 表示“任何事物，无论何事（物）”,anyone，anybody表示“无论谁，任何人”等意义时，他们也可以用于肯定句中。2.something、anything、nothing、ererything+形容词，例如：something special 3.quite 和 very 的区别quite+a/an,a/an+very quite+another,a few,a little,不能用 very 4.few

3、，a few,little,a little 的区别few，可数名词复数，表否定a few，可数名词复数，表肯定little，不可数名词，表否定a little，不可数名词，表肯定精编学习资料欢迎下载5.what about=how about 做怎么样 后面加动词 ing 形式6.seem和 look 的区别Seem暗示有一定根据的判断，look 指由视觉而得出的印象7.bored形容人无聊boring 形容物无聊8.arrive at+小地方arrive in+大地方9.dicide to do sth=make up one s mind to do sth决定做某事10.feel li

4、ke 感觉像，后面接动词ing 形式11.over超过=more than 12.enough 足够的，enough+名词副词+enough 13.because 和 because of的区别Because后面接的是一个句子，because of后面接单词或者短语14.below 在下面，反义词 above 15.forget to do sth忘记去做某事（这件事还没有做）forget doing sth 忘记做过某事（这件事做过了，却忘记了）16.find out 找到，发现，强调找的结果；look for 寻找，强调找的过程17.sothat如此以至于=too to=enough to

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30、5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编

31、码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C

32、5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编

33、码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4精编学习资料欢迎下载2.cant help doing sth 情不自禁做某事help oneself to 随便吃with the help of sb在某人的帮助下3.hardly ever 几乎不4.go+动词 ing 形式5.how often 问频率。（多久几次）。How m

34、any 问多少，后面接名词复数。How much,问价钱。how long 问多长时间，也可以问物体的长度。how tall 问身高。how heavy问重量。how soon 问需要多长时间，过多久，答语有 in+一段时间。how far 问多远6.have to不得不，强调客观要求使之不得不做某事must 不得不，带有主观意味7.maybe或许，副词，一般位于句首。may be 可能是，也，一般放在主语后。8.at least至少9.频度副词always 一直usually 常常often 经常sometimes 有时hardly ever 几乎不never从来不10.be 动词，助动词，

35、情态动词+频度副词频度副词+行为动词11.百分数的表达方式：基数词+percent+of+名词12.Although 虽然，尽管，比 though正式13.Through 以，凭借14.By+表方式的名词，如by bike with+不定冠词/代词+表工具的名词，如with a bike 15.However 然而16.More than 超出17.Less than 少于，不超过18.Almost 几乎，差不多 Almost+any/no/none/nobody/nothing/never等否定副词；文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:C

36、N2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3

37、C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:C

38、N2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3

39、C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:C

40、N2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3

41、C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:C

42、N2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4精编学习资料欢迎下载nearly 几乎，差不多very/pretty/not+nearly Unit3 Im more outgoing than my sisiter 1.bothand两者都2.neither nor既不也不3.loudly 大声地 比较级为 more loudly 4.as as和一样否定结构为“not as+形容词、副词原级+as”或者“not so+形容词、副词原级+as”5.with 和，带有，具有，其后接名词或代词宾格

43、形式6.have fun玩得高兴，后接ing 形式，同义句有 have a good time，enjoy oneself 7.the same as同一样8.be different from 与不同9.be good at 擅长于10.be good to/with 善待，后面一般接人11.be good for 对有利，后可接人和物12.care about担心，关心13.make sb do sth让某人做某事14.enjoy doing sth 喜欢做某事15.Enjoy，finish，mind+doing sthLike，hate，renmember，forget，start，st

44、op可以加 doing sth，也可以加 to do sth 16.It s+adj+for sb to do sth对于某人来说，做什么事是（怎么样的）17.as long as 只要18.though 然而，但是文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6

45、K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3

46、O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6

47、K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3

48、O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6

49、K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3

50、O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4文档编码:CN2C2I3O4G4 HJ8U5C5K3C7 ZG6K2M9N6J4精编学习资料欢迎下载19.although虽然，尽管，多用于句首20.help to do sth=help with sth 帮助某人做某事2