初中英语九年级全一册 Section A Grammar focusa-4c 一等奖

SectionAGrammarfocus4a—4cRevisionCompletethesentences.1.Walkingonthebeachmakesyoufeel________(放松的).2.Beijingisthe________(首都)ofChina.3.Weusuallyhavelunchat______(中午).4.Ifyou_________________(不努力)tostudy,youwon’tpasstheEnglishexam.relaxedcapitalnoondon’tmakeaneffort5.Youshouldbeeasyonthesestudents.________(毕竟),theyarekids.6.I_______(重视)myfriendshipwithmyclassmates.

7.Justremember–youcan’t_______(发火)atwhattheytellyou.Afterallvaluedgetmad根据所学内容完成下列句子。

1.你第一次遇到某一个人应当做什么？

___________you____________whenyoumeetsomeoneforthefirsttime?2.你应该握手。

You_________________________.Whatare

supposedtodo

aresupposedtoshakehands3.--你应该什么时候到？

--我应该7点钟到。

--Whenwereyou________________?--I___________________at7:00.

supposedtoarrivewassupposedtoarrive4.--我应该穿牛仔裤吗？

--不应该,希望你穿西服打领带。

--____I__________wearjeans?--No,you_____________wearasuitandtie.Am

supposedto

areexpectedto5.--让别人一直等待不礼貌吗？

--对,让别人一直等很不礼貌。

--____________tokeepotherswaiting?--Yes,it’sveryimpolitetokeepotherswaiting.6.--准时很重要吗？

--是的,准时很重要。

--Is_______________ontime?--Yes,it’simportanttobeontime.

itimportanttobe

Isitimpolite

1.besupposedto

1)按规则、规律、义务或约定“应当；理应”去做某事，to为动词不定式符号，接动词原形。

e.g.你应该明天归还自行车。

You’re

supposedtoreturnthebiketomorrow.2)besupposedto的语意相当于should。

e.g.你应当更努力地学习。

You’re

supposedtostudyharder.=Youshouldstudyharder.3)否定式benotsupposedto，一般疑问句把be提至主语前。

e.g.Youarenotsupposedtotalkloudlyinthehospital.AmIsupposedtogetupat7o’clock?4)was/weresupposedto把本应该发生的事与实际发生的事进行对照，“本应该”。

e.g.Theyweresupposedtoarriveatnine,buttheywerelate.2.beexpectedtodosth.

被期许(预期)会做某事,被要求做某事，希望做某事,表示可能性。

e.g.希望她能在晚餐前到达。

Shewasexpectedtoarrivebeforedinner.

注：besupposedtodo相对于beexpectedtodo主观性更强。【运用】完成句子，每空词数不限。1.我们应该多读书。

We______________________________morebooks.2.你不应该把你的自行车放在这里。

You__________________________________yourbikehere.aresupposedtoread/shouldreadaren’tsupposedtoput/shouldn’tput3.我本应该今天上午寄信的，但我忘了。

I____________________theletterthismorning,butIforgotit.4.杰克被要求每天早上练习英语。

Jack_____________________Englisheverymorning.wassupposedtopostisexpectedtopracticeCompletethesentenceswiththephrasesinthebox.4abesupposedtobeexpectedtobeimportantto1.Whenyougoaboard,it_____________bringyourpassport.2.Afterclass,students_____________________________cleanthechalkofftheblackboard.3.IfyouvisitthenortherncoastofNorwayduringthewinterseason,it_____________packwarmclothes.isimportanttoaresupposedto/areexpectedtoisimportantto4.Iftherearepeopleinthemeetingroom,you____________________________knockbeforeentering.5.InmanyeasternEuropeancountries,you______________________________takeoff

yourglovesbeforeshakinghands.areexpectedto/aresupposedtoaresupposedto/areexpectedtotakeoff“脱下(衣服)”，与puton意思相反。e.g.房间里很热。请脱掉你的外套。

It’shotintheroom.Pleasetakeoffyourcoat.“(飞机等)起飞”，与land意思相反。e.g.飞机将在一小时后起飞。

Theplanewilltakeoffinanhour.【运用】选出下列句子中takeoff的意思。A.起飞

B.脱下(

)(1)Lindatookoffherwetshoesaftershegothome.(

)(2)WhendidtheUFOtakeoff?BAFillintheblankswiththecorrectformsofthewordsinbrackets.4bEachcountryhasdifferentrulesaboutsocialsituations.Atraveler___________________(notexpect;know)allofthese,butitishelpful_______(learn)asmanyofthesecustomsaspossible.Oneofthebestwaystobeacceptedinaforeignisn’texpectedtoknowtolearncountryistotry_____________(understand)howpeoplethink.Learningwhatyou________________(suppose;do)and_________________(notsuppose;do)insocialsituationsmaybedifficult,butitisworththetroubleifyouwanttounderstandanotherculture.tounderstandaresupposedtodonotsupposedtodoworthadj.

值（多少钱）;相当于……的价值e.g.

Thisoldcomputerisworth300dollars.adj.“值得”，后接名词(短语)、代词或动词-ing形式，动词-ing形式是主动形式表被动。worth常用well修饰，“很值得”。e.g.Thenewcarcostalotofmoney,butit’scertainly

worthit.

Thebookiswellworthreading.【运用】完成英语句子，每空一词。那个地方值得参观。(1)Theplaceisworth________.(2)Theplaceisworth_______.

visitingavisitDiscussionTalkaboutChinesetablemannersingroupsandwritedownyouropinions.1.You’renotsupposedtostarteatingfirstifthereareolderpeopleatthetable.2.Youshouldn’tpointatanyonewithyourchopsticks.3.It’simpolitetostickyourchopsticksintoyourfood.Forexample:4.It’simpolitetouseyourchopstickstohitanemptybowl.5.Youarenotsupposedtotalkwithyourmouthfullwhenyou’rehavingdinner.6.It’