辽宁省大连市第七十六中学七年级英语上册 Module4 Unit3练习（无答案） 外研版

辽宁省大连市第七十六中学七年级英语上册 Module4 Unit3练习（无答案） 外研版 Grammar:1) have/has got : 表示某人或某物拥有某物。eg: 我有一个哥哥和一个妹妹。 他有一辆非常漂亮的自行车。 他们有许多朋友。其一般疑问句把have , has 提前.请把下列句子变成一般疑问句，并做肯定和否定回答eg: Jim has got a pen. Has Jim got a pen? Yes, he has. / No, he hasnt.Lindas got a very lovely pet. We have got some computers. Lucy and Lily have got an uncle.其否定句在have, has后加 not ,可以缩写成：_ 和 _eg: 他没有自行车。 He hasnt got a bike.我没有兄弟。 那个老人没有电视。 他们没有英国朋友。此句型和there be 的区别：there be 句型表示“ 某个地方有某人或某物 ”， 表示的是存在，而have got表示的是“某人所有”，表示的是所属。用there be 或 have got填空1._some people in the dining room. _ a stadium in our school.Our school _a stadium.2.How many books _ they_? 3._some money in your purse. 4.Mr and Mrs Green_two children.5.The table_three legs. 6.Li dong_ a big family. 7._a clock, a pen and three books on the desk.句型转换1.Jim has got a new computer. (划线提问)_ _ Jim _?2.has, our, got, teacher, a , glass, big (连词成句)_2) or的用法或者 1. 你的爸爸是一名老师还是一名医生？ Is your father a teacher or a doctor?2. 你在一班还是五班？ 3. 你有一个叔叔还是两个叔叔？在否定句中表示全部否定1. 我不喜欢足球和篮球。 I dont like football or basketball.2. 我没有兄弟姐妹。3. 桌子上没有笔和书。3) “some” and “any”some用于 句； any用于 句和 句中。some ,any既可用于可数名词的复数前，又可用于不可数名词前。用some , any 填空1. There is_ milk in the cup. 2. There are _students in the classroom. 3. We havent got _English classmates. 4. Have you got _brothers?I. Exercises 根据短文内容，回答问题。This is my friend, Lucy. She has got a big family. She has got a mother and a father. She has got three sisters. Shes also got two brothers. Shes got four grandparents. She has got three aunts and five uncles.1.How many people are there in Lucys family?2.How many grandfathers has Lucy got?3.Has she got two sisters?III.根据表格内容，写一篇文章介绍你的家庭jobhe/she likeshe/she doesnt likegrandfatherwatch TVswimgrandmotherwalkwatch TVfather doctorplay basketballgo shoppingmotherteachergo shoppingwatch football matchesbrotherstudentplay football and computer gamesdo homework or runThere are people in my family. I have got . My s name is . He/She is years old. He/She is a and he/she works in a . He/ She likes , but he/she does