【人教版】2016秋九年级新目标英语：unit 3 section b（1a-1e）课件

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1、Unit3Couldyoupleasetellmewheretherestroomsare？人教九年级英语SectionB（1a-1e）课前预习Whatqualitiesareimportantforeachplace?restroomcleanuncrowded课前预习museuminterestingfascinatingquiet课前预习restaurantcleaninexpensivedelicious课前预习cleanfascinatingadj.极有吸引力的parkbeautiful课前预习subwaysafecon

2、venientuncrowded课前预习mallsafecleanbeautifulconvenientinexpensive1aWhatqualitiesareimportantforeachplace?Writethewordsfromtheboxnexttoeachplacebelow.Writethemostimportantwordsfirst.interestingfascinatinginexpensivequietuncrowdedbigbeautifulconvenientsafecleanPlacesQualit

3、ies1.restroomclean,2.museum3.restaurant4.park5.subway6.mallfascinatingcleaninterestingconvenientbigPractice课文解析1.fascinatingadj.迷人的；极有吸引力的例：Yourideasarefascinating.你的点子很有吸引力。知识拓展：fascinatedadj.着迷的fascinatevt使….着迷，使…感兴趣fascinationn.魅力，极大吸引力课文解析2.inexpensive不昂贵的，便宜的inexp

4、ensive形容词，其同义词为cheap,反义词expensive/dear。inexpensive是由expensive加上否定前缀in-构成的。例：Thesweaterisinexpensive.这件毛衣不贵。知识拓展①dis-表示“不;非；相反”，如：like喜欢—dislike不喜欢；agree同意—disagree不同意。②in-(im-，ir-)表示“不；非”，如：expensive昂贵的—inexpensive便宜的；polite礼貌的—impolite不礼貌的;regular有规律的—irregular无规律的。③u

5、n-表示“不，非”，如：able有能力的—unable无能力的；like像—unlike不像；crowded拥挤的—uncrowded不拥挤的；英语中常见的否定前缀：知识拓展陈述句中如果有带否定前缀或后缀的单词，整个句子仍被视为肯定句，反意疑问部分用否定形式。例：Sheisunhappy,isn’tshe?她不高兴，是吗？注意：课文解析3.convenientadj.便利的；方面的例：Onlineshoppingisbothcheapandconvenient.网上购物既便宜又方便。Thefamilythoughtitwasmore

6、convenienttoeatinthekitchen.这家人认为在厨房吃饭更方便。Internetmakesitconvenientforustogetintouchwitheachother.互联网使得我们相互联系便利了。知识拓展另外,suggestion是suggest的名词形式,作“建议”讲时,是可数名词。e.g.Doyouhaveanysuggestions?你有什么建议吗？（1）beconvenientfor/tosb.对某人来说方便例：Itisnotconvenientformetoringhimup.我现在不方便给他

7、打电话。译：在你方便的时候请来看我们。误:Pleasecometoseeuswhenyouareconvenient.正:Pleasecometoseeuswhenitisconvenientforyou.1cListentotheconversationsandcompletethesentences.Conversation1Theboyasksabout_________________,andtheclerktellshimtogotoGreenLand.Conversation2Thegirlasksabout______

8、__________,andtheclerktellshertogotothecornerofMarketandMiddleStreets.agoodplacetoeatpublicrestroomsPracticeConversat