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1、Module1Unit1RelativesinBeijingPage21.relatihipn.关系relativen.亲戚friendshipn.友谊2.planatriptosp计划一次去某地的旅行3getaletterfrom=receivealetterfrom=hearfrom收到某人的一封信4.invitesb.todosth./invitesb.tosp.邀请某人……invitationn.请柬5.staywithsb与某人同住,与某人一起过6.inAugust(在月份,年份,季节等时间前用介词in)如:in2008,inautumn,inthemorning,intheaf
2、ternoon,intheevening7.sendsb.sth.=sendsth.tosb.送……给……8.photographn.照片photographern.摄影师photo(pl)photos照片9.traveltosp=haveatriptosp去某地旅游10.expensive=dearadj.反义词:cheap*expensen.费用11.talktosbtalkwithsb与某人交谈12.*brochuren.小册子13.get…from…从……处得到14.thetravelagent旅行社代理人agencyn.代理处15.asksb.aboutsth询问某人某事16.t
3、hepresentperfecttense现在完成时1)构成have/has+过去分词否定式:have/hasnot+过去分词2)用法(1)表示过去动作对现在造成影响和结果,already,yet,just,ever,never,twice,before,sofar,uptonow等用现在完成时。e.g.Haveyouboughtanysugaryet?Yes,I’vealreadyboughtsome.Thesoldierishungry.Hehasn’teatenyet.(2)表示过去某一时间发生的动作一直持续到现在甚至是将来,必须用持续性动词。e.g.HehasstudiedChin
4、eseforquiteafewyears.HowlonghasMr.Smithworkedasanengineer?Since1980.Shanghaihaschangedalotinthepastfiftyyears.(3)注意have/hasbeen(to)和have/hasgone(to)的区别e.gTheyhavejustbeentotheSouthPole.Whereishe?Hehasgonetothepostoffice.17.soon不久;很快;马上通常用于一般将来时18.形容词和副词的比较级和最高级的构成。(一)单音节或部分双音节词1.一般加er,este.g.long—
5、longer,longest;cheap-cheaper-cheapest2.以不发音的e结尾的,加r,ste.g.large—larger,largest;nice—nicer,nicest;close—closer,closest3.以一个辅音字母结尾的重读闭音节,双写辅音字母在加er,este.g.thin—thinner,thinnest;big—bigger,biggest;4.以辅音字母加y结尾的词,把y变i在加er,este.g.easy—easier,easiest;healthy—healthier,healthiest;5.少数以er,ow结尾的词,加er,este.g
6、.clever—cleverer,cleverest;narrow—narrower,narrowest注意:often—moreoften—mostoftenmodern—moremodern—mostmodern(二)一部分双音节词和全部多音节词,在原级前加more,moste.g.helpful—morehelpful,mosthelpful;useless—moreuseless,mostuselessboring—moreboring,mostboring;tired—moretired,mosttiredslowly—moreslowly,mostslowly;quickly—
7、morequickly,mostquickly(三)不规则变化e.g.good/well—better,best;many/much—more—mostbad/badly/ill—worse,worst;little—less,leastfar—farther/further,farthest/furthest,old—older/elder,oldest/eldestPage3-41.atthetravelagent’