Unit3SectionB(VocabularyinUse)课件人教版英语八年级下册

Unit3GrowingUpSectionB(VocabularyinUse)LearningObjectivesLearningObjectivesBytheendofthislesson,wewillbeableto:1.classifywordsaccordingtotheirmeanings:positive/negative;2.usethevocabularyknowledgeyouhavelearnedtocompletesentenceanddiscourseexercises.Whatemotionsarethey?joyfulangrysadstressedupsetworriedshyafraid2aLookatthewords.Groupthembytheirforms(n.形式).joyfulangryshockedstressedworriedhurtfulthankful

upsetexcitedlonelyafraidshyproudcalm

-ful-d/-edothersjoyfulthankfulhurtful

shocked

stressed

worriedexcited

angryupsetshyproudlonelyafraidv./n.+-ful=adj.v.+-d/-ed=adj.Rule:calm2aPutthewordsintheboxintothecorrectgroups.joyfulangryshockedstressedworriedhurtfulthankful

upsetexcitedlonelyafraidshyproudcalmPositiveNegativejoyfulangryshockedstressedworriedhurtfulthankfulupsetexcitedproudlonelyafraidshycalm2bWritethedifferentformsofthewordsbelow,andputthemintothesentences.adj.lone独自,单独的adj.________孤单寂寞的n.____________孤单、寂寞lonelylonelinessadj./adv._______独自、单独的alone1.A:WhatshouldIdoifIfeel_______aftermovingtoanewcity?B:Trytomakenewfriends.Asenseofbelongingcanhelpyoutofightthefeelingof_________.(lonely)v.+adj.

of+n.lonelylonelinessv./n.shock___________adj.__________感到震惊的shocked2.A:Didyouhearthenews?Iwas_________tohearaboutthefightyesterday.B:Itwasa__________tometoo.Weshouldsaynotobullying.(shock)be+adj.

art.+n.

shockedshock震惊,震撼adj.stressed______________adv.____________充满压力地adj.___________(事物)充满压力的stressfullystressfulv./n._______压力,使紧张stress3.A:I’msorryIshoutedatyoujustnow.Iwasjustfeeling_________.B:Iknowyoudidn’tmeantodothat.Peoplecanbehavedifferentlyunder_______.(stress)感官动词后+adj.prep.+n.stressedstress(人)紧张,焦虑的adj.____________无忧无虑的adj.__________感到焦虑的unworriedworriedv./n.worry______________担心,忧虑,困扰4.A:I’mreally________thatI’llbelateforthephysicsclass.Ilayawakemostofthenightbecausemyneighbour’sbabywascrying.Iwokeuplatethismorningandmissedthebus.B:Don’t________.MsWoodwillunderstandifyoutellherwhathappened.(worry)be+adj.v.的否定worriedworry2cWritethedifferentformsofthewordsinthebox.decisionhurtangerrelaxedbitnegativedecision________hurt________

anger________relaxed____________bit________negative__________________

v.

决定

________

adj.造成伤害的________

adj.

生气的________v.放松________(synonym)________(synonym)n.

决定decidev.

伤害hurtfuln.

愤怒angryadj.令人放松的relaxadj.消极的n.

一点littlebadAlthoughitisnormaltogetmadatothersfromtimetotime,weshouldalwaystryourbesttocontrolourangerinsteadofexpressingitinbadways.Whenwe’remad,wemightshoutatotherpeopleorsaymeanthingstothem.Afterall,angerislikeafire.Itcanmakeyouhurtothersoryourself!Luckily,thereareafewsimplethingsyoucandotostaycalm.Forexample,trytakingadeepbreath.Thatgivesyouanopportunitytocalmdownandbecomealittlelessangry.Youcanalsotakeawalk,goforarun,orwriteaboutyourfeelings.Gettingangryisnormal,butwhatyouchoosetodowithyourangerisuptoyou!2cReplacetheunderlinedwordswiththecorrectformsofthewordsinthebox.decisionhurtangerrelaxedbitnegative

adj.不好的，消极的

=negativeadj.

生气的=angryadj.

伤害人的=hurtfuladj.镇静的=relaxedn.一点=bitv.

选择、决定=decidePAIRWORKA:Whatemotionsarethey?B:Theyare...A:Whendoyoufeel...?B:Ifeel...whenI...CheckyourpresentationPresentyourpostertotheclass.languagecorrectform(形式正确)accuratemeaning(意义精确)properuse(使用恰当)posterdesigncreativity(创意)performanceconfidence(自信)OK

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ExcellentAsmilemakesyoutenyearsyounger.笑一笑，十年少。1.asenseofbelonging该短语的含义为“归属感”。类似表达还有：asenseofsatisifaction满足感asenseofachievement成就感asenseoffulfillment满足感asenseofmastery掌控感常见例句：Helpingothersgivesmeasenseofsatisifaction.

帮助他人给我一种满足感。2.Afterall,angerislikeafire.like在此处作介词，意为“像”，是一种明喻的手法。常见例句：Shedanceslikeabutterflyflyingonthestage.她像一只蝴蝶在舞台上飞舞。Hersmileislikesunshine.她的笑容像阳光一样温暖。一、用所给单词的适当形式填空1.Whenweachieveourgoals,wewillfeel_________ofourselves.(pride)2.The__________newsmadeeveryoneintheroomsilent.(shock)3.Shefelt____whenshefirststoodonthestagetogiveaspeech.(shy)4.Inadangeroussituation,it'simportanttokeep______andthinkofwaystogetout.(calm)proudshockingshycalm二、句型转换1.Hewascalmduringtheaccident.（改为否定句）2.Peoplefeellonelyinanewcity.（对画线部分提问）3.“Don'tbeshy,”mymothersaidtome.（改为间接引语）Hewasn'tcalmduringthe