【精品文檔】如有侵權(quán)，請聯(lián)系網(wǎng)站刪除，僅供學(xué)習(xí)與交流牛津英語上海版四年級下冊M3U3 備課教案.精品文檔.2016-04-19 4BM3U3Module3 Things around meU2 Days of the weekI. 詞匯1. 核心詞匯/詞組 weekSundayMondayTuesday WednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayfamilyweekendmiddledatebusy2.其他Chinese chess classmatecleverdayeverydaykindlovemeetingrainbowshysmiletodaywhenin the middle of3.詞語解析1)Chinese的意思是中國的；漢語；中國人。例句： Mrs. Green speaks Chinese very well!Wood likes Chinese food.Im Chinese. I love China.2)in the middle of(在中間)是表示位置的介詞詞組。Wednesday is in the middle of the wddk.The car is in the middle of the road.歸納我們已經(jīng)學(xué)過的介詞詞組還有：in front of 在的前面in the centre of在的中心The teacher is in the front of the blackboard.Nanjing Road is in the centre of Shanghai.3)clever聰明的，shy(害羞的)，kind(友好的)都是用來描寫人的形容詞。Mary is clever and she is also a shy and kind girl.4)when是時間疑問詞，相當(dāng)于what timeWhen do you have English class today?重點知識：1.never, usually, often, sometimes, never 是表示頻度的副詞。0% 100%neversometimesoftenusually always例句：My mother always gets up early.我媽總是早起。（媽媽每天都早起。）My father usually gets up early.我爸通常早起。（爸爸周末睡懶覺，周一到周五早起。）My sister often has dinner at home.我姐姐經(jīng)常在家吃晚飯。（姐姐有時出去和朋友吃晚飯。）My brother sometimes plays football with me.我哥哥有時和我一起踢足球。（哥哥周三、周五和周日下午有空陪我玩。）I never play volleyball.我從來不打排球。（我不喜歡打排球。）2. Peter goes to school from Monday to Friday.句中的fromto 是從到的意思，既可以連接表示時間的名詞，也可以連接表示地點的名詞。如：Bob runs all the way from home to school.3. on Monday morning 在星期一下午。在具體某一天的上午或下午用介詞on?！練w納】表示“在那一天”用介詞on（on Monday）。表示“在一天中的上午、下午或晚上”用介詞in(in the morning/afternoon/evening)。表示“在幾點鐘”用介詞at(at six oclock)。表示“在中午”“在晚上”和“在周末”也用介詞at(at noon/night/weekends)。4. The days of the week are having a party.總結(jié)have的用法： have an ideahave lunchhave a meetinghave a classhave a bathhave a partyhave a lookhave a rest5. Miss Friday is a little shy, while Mr Saturday is very kind. 星期五小姐有點害羞，而星期六先生非常友好。*句中的a little 是有點，少許的意思。I am a little afraid.The shoes are a little small for me.*while 是個連詞，在本句中的意思是“而，然而”，表示并列。之前學(xué)過的連詞還有：and, but, then, 6. 今天是幾月幾號？ Whats the date today? 今天是周幾？Whats the day today?