Unit6Anoldmantriedtomovethemountains.Period3

初二年級英語YourgoalsBytheendoftheclass,youwillbeabletotellthestory“TheEmperor’sNewClothes”withconjunctionwordsinEnglish,2.analyzethecharactersofthestory,3.makeuptheendingofthestory.We’llbelateunlessYouwon’tbesuccessfulunless

wegetupatonceandtakea

taxithere.1.Useyourownideastocompletethesentences.youworkhardonallthesubjects.Selfcheck3.AssoonasIgottothebusstop4.Billopenedhisbookassoonas

Icalledmyuncletomeetmethere.SelfcheckMissMillercameintotheclassroom.Iwilltellhimthenewsassoonashecomesback.1.Useyourownideastocompletethesentences.

5.Themoviewassotouchingthat

6.Theboywassoexcitedthat

Selfcheckhecouldhardlygotosleepallnight.somegirlscouldn’tholdtheirtears.adj.令人同情的，

感人的，

1.Useyourownideastocompletethesentences.Thelittleboysavedeverycoin

hecouldbuy

hisfavoritebike.2.Sheboughtadigitalcameraonline

shewould

savealotoftime.A.sothatB.assoonasC.nomatterD.suchthatsothatAExercisesabout“sothat”and“so…that”.3.當球迷們看到貝克漢姆的時候，他們如此激動以致于大

喊大叫。WhenthefootballfanssawBeckham,theygotexcitedtheycriedout.4.ThecameraisexpensiveIcan’taffordit.A.so,thatB.such,thatC.so,astoD.enough,thatsothatAExercisesabout“sothat”and“so…that”.Rewritethefollowingsentenceswith

“sothat”or“so…that…”1.Thecameracostverymuch.Ididn’tbuyone.2.Thetripcostverylittle.Theyallwent.3.Edlentmeanumbrella（以便我不會在雨中淋濕).4.Miyokoboughtacamera(以便她能在北京拍照).1.Thecameracostverymuch.Ididn’tbuyone.2.Thetripcostverylittle.Theyallwent.Thetripcostsolittlethattheyallwent.ThecameracostsomuchthatIdidn’tbuyone.Rewritethefollowingsentenceswith

“sothat”or“so…that…”3.Edlentmeanumbrella（以便我不會在雨中淋濕).4.Miyokoboughtacamera(以便她能在北京拍照).EdlentmeanumbrellasothatIwouldn’tgetwetintherain.MiyokoboughtacamerasothatshecouldtakepicturesinBeijing.Rewritethefollowingsentenceswith

“sothat”or“so…that…”TheMonkeyKingisthemaincharacterinJourneytotheWest.Hisname’sSunWukong.Heisnotjustanynormalmonkey.Infact,hesometimesdoesnotevenlooklikeamonkey!TellsomethingabouttheMonkeyKing.Yeah.Thisisbecausehecanmake72changestohisshapeandsize,turninghimselfintodifferentanimalsandobjects.TellsomethingabouttheMonkeyKing.Butunlesshecanhidehistail,hecan’tturnhimselfintoaperson.Tofightbadpeople,heusesamagicstick.Sometimeshecanmakethesticksosmallthathecankeepitinhisear.Atothertimes,heisabletomakeitbigandlong.TellsomethingabouttheMonkeyKing.ChinesestoriesYuGongMovesaMountainJourneytotheWestDoyouknowtheseforeignfairytales?TheUglyDuckling《丑小鴨》TheLittleMatchGirl《賣火柴的小女孩》TheLittleMermaid《海的女兒》安徒生童話What’sthenameofthisstory?TheEmperor’sNewClothes.Canyoutellthestorybriefly?Whoishe?Whatishewearing?Anemperor.n.皇帝；國王Underwear.n.內衣(物)Why?Matchthewordswiththelettersinthepicturesin1c.1a.adbcgold emperorsilk underwearbdca1b.Listenandnumberthepictures[1-5]in1c.453124.Whosaidthattheemperorwasn’twearinganyclothes?Listenandchoose.1.Where

does

the

story

come

from?2.Whydideveryonesaythatthenewclotheswerereally

nice?3.Whokept

all

the

gold

and

silk?A.

United

State B.

England C.

Europe

2.Whydideveryonesaythatthenewclotheswerereally

nice?They

were

so

clever. They

were

too

excited. C.They

didn’t

want

to

sound

stupid. Listenandchoose.1.Where

does

the

story

come

from?3.Whokept

all

the

gold

and

silk?4.Whosaidthattheemperorwasn’twearinganyclothes?A.

Emperor’s

wife.B.

A

young

boy.C.

Emperor’s

brother.

A.

Emperor. B.

Cheats. C.

Theyoungboy.

Listenandchoose.1c.Listenagainandfillintheblanks.Thisstoryisaboutanemperorwholoved.Twocametothecitytomakespecialclothesfortheemperor.Theemperorhadtothemsilkandgold,buttheyeverythingforthemselves.Theyweretryingtocheattheemperor.Whentheemperorathimself,heonlyhisunderwear.Nobodywantedtosoundstupid.Butsuddenly,ayoungboy_____,“Look!Theemperorisn’tanyclothes.”1c.Listenagainandfillintheblanks.Thisstoryisaboutanemperorwholoved

.clothesTwocametothecitytomakespecialclothesfortheemperor.brothersTheemperorhadtothemsilkandgold,buttheyeverythingforthemselves.Theyweretryingtocheattheemperor.givekeptWhentheemperorathimself,heonlyhisunderwear.lookedsaw1c.Listenagainandfillintheblanks.Nobodywantedtosoundstupid.Butsuddenly,ayoungboy,“Look!Theemperorisn’tanyclothes.”shoutedwearing1c.Listenagainandfillintheblanks.1.What’sthenameofthestory?2.Whatdidtheemperorlikebest?3.Didtheemperorwearbeautifulclotheswhenhewalkedthroughthecity?4.Whywerethenewclothesspecial?Listenagainandanswerthequestions.Listenagainandanswerthequestions.5.Howdoweknowthatthetwobrotherswerereallytryingtocheattheemperor?6.Whydideveryonesaythatthenewclotheswerereallynice?7.Didthetwobrothersmakebeautifulclothesfortheemperor?8.Whosaidthattheemperorwasn’twearinganyclothes?Listenagainandanswerthequestions.1.…nameofthestory2.theemperorliked…best3.Didtheemperorwearbeautifulclotheswhen…4.thenewclotheswerespecial…5.Howdoweknowthatthetwobrothers…cheat…6.Why…everyonesaidthenewclothes…nice7.Didthetwobrothersmakebeautifulclothes…8.Whosaid…wasn’twearinganyclothes1.What’sthenameofthestory?TheEmperor’sNewClothes.2.Whatdidtheemperorlikebest?Helikednewclothes.Helovedbuyingandlookingathisnewclothes.Listenagainandanswerthequestions.3.Didtheemperorwearbeautifulclotheswhenhewalkedthroughthecity?No,hedidn’t.Hejustworehisunderwear.Becausepeoplecouldn’tseethenewclothesunlesstheywereclever.4.Whywerethenewclothesspecial?Listenagainandanswerthequestions.5.Howdoweknowthatthetwobrotherswerereallytryingtocheattheemperor?Becausetheykeptallthegoldandsilkforthemselves.6.Whydideveryonesaythatthenewclotheswerereallynice?Becausetheydidn’twantotherpeopletoknowthattheywerestupid.Listenagainandanswerthequestions.7.Didthetwobrothersmakebeautifulclothesfortheemperor?No,theydidn’t.Theycheatedtheemperor.8.Whosaidthattheemperorwasn’twearinganyclothes?Ayoungboy.Listenagainandanswerthequestions.MeiLing:Tom,canyoutellmeastoryfromEurope?Tom:Well,Iknowone.It’scalledTheEmperor’sNewClothes.Thisstoryisaboutanemperorwholovedclothes.Helovedbuyingandlookingathis

beautifulclothes.Listenandread.Trytorepeatandimitate.Listenandread.Trytorepeatandimitate.MeiLing:Sowhathappened?Tom:Twobrotherscametothecitytomakespecialclothesfortheemperor.Buttheemperorhadto

givethemsilkandgold.Listenandread.Trytorepeatandimitate.MeiLing:Weretheclothesnice?Tom:Well,thebrotherskepteverythingforthemselvesandtoldtheemperorthatpeoplecouldn’tseetheclothesunlesstheywereclever.Listenandread.Trytorepeatandimitate.MeiLing:Oh,sotheywerereallytryingtocheatthe

emperor!Tom:Yes,youareright.Whentheemperorlookedathimself,heonlysawhisunderwear.Buthedidn’twantpeopletothinkhewasstupid,sohesaidhisnewclotheswereverybeautiful.Listenandread.Trytorepeatandimitate.MeiLing:Didhewearthenewclothes?Tom:Yes,hedid.Hewalkedthroughthecitywearing

hisnewclothes.Nobodywantedtosoundstupid,

soeveryonesaidhisnewclotheswerewonderful.

Butsuddenly,ayoungboyshouted,“Look!The

emperorisn’twearinganyclothes!”MeiLing:Whatafunnystory!Twocheats.Whoarethey?Goldandsilk.v.欺騙；蒙騙n.騙子n.

金子；金幣adj.金色的Whatdotheywant？cheatv.欺騙；蒙騙；作弊；

He

cheated

many

people

these

years.

You

shouldn’t

cheat

in

theexam.2.cheatn.騙子

Don’t

believe

them.

They’re

cheats.cheatedcheat/cheaterYou

me.You’re

a

.LanguagePointscheat常用于短語cheatsb.intodoingsth.指用欺騙的手段使某人上當而做某事。如:他欺騙她,使她嫁給了他的兒子。

Hecheatedherintomarryinghisson.

LanguagePointse.g.別去那家商店，他們常常欺騙顧客。e.g.考試作弊是不對的。It’swrongtocheatintheexam.Don’tgotothatshop

theyoftencheattheircustomers.LanguagePoints復合不定代詞

“沒有人”

nobody=no

one

Nobody

likes

asnake.

=

No

one

likes

asnake.nobodies2.名詞

“小人物”

He

wants

to

be

famous

he

is

tired

of

being

a

nobody.They

think

they’re

somebodies.

In

fact,

they’re

just

.LanguagePointsNobodywantedtosoundstupid.沒人想讓自己聽起來愚蠢。nobody:不定代詞，“沒有人”，作主語時謂語動詞用第三

人稱單數。Nobody

(want)

to

answer

her

questions

in

class.LanguagePointswants1.bemadeof由……制成

一般指從成品中能夠看出原材料，或發生的是物理變化。2.bemadefrom也表示“由……制成”，但一般指從成品中看不出原材料，或發生的是化學變化。3.bemadein在……制造；4.bemadeinto被制成LanguagePoints1.Thebreadwheat.2.Thechairwood.3.ThemachineJapan.4.Thiskindofmaterialwillhamburgers.ismadefromismadeofismadeinbemadeintoFillintheblankswiththeappropriateformof“bemadeof”,“bemadefrom”,“bemadein”or“bemadeinto”.LanguagePoints...buttheykepteverythingforthemselves.

但是他們把一切據為己有。keepeverythingforoneself“把一切據為己有”keepsth.foroneself“為某人保留某樣東西”keepsth.tooneself“保守秘密”e.g.你可以自己保留這個包。

你能保守這個秘密嗎？

Wouldyoukeepthistoyourself?Youcankeepthisbagforyourself.LanguagePointsOnceuponatime,there(be)anemperor.He

(love)buyingandlookingatclothes.Oneday,twobrothers(come)tothecity.They(tell)theemperorthattheycouldmakebeautifulclothesforhim,buthemust(give)themsilkandgold.wascamelovedtoldgive2.Fillintheblankswiththecorrectforms

ofthewordsinbrackets.Thebrothers(be)badpeople.They(keep)allthesilkandgoldforthemselves.Theytoldtheemperortheclothestheymade(be)specialbecauseonlycleverpeoplecould(see)them.Whentheemperor(put)ontheclothes,allhecouldseewashisunderwear.werekeptwereseeput2.Fillintheblankswiththecorrectforms

ofthewordsinbrackets.Buthedidn’twantpeopleto(think)hewasstupid,sohe(say)theclotheswerebeautiful.Thenhe(walk)aroundthecityinhisnewclothesuntiloneboy(shout),“Theemperorisn’twearinganyclothes!”saidthinkwalkedshouted2.Fillintheblankswiththecorrectforms

ofthewordsinbrackets.,therewasanemperor.Heloved.,twobrotherscametothecity.Theytoldtheemperorthat,hemustgivethemgoldandsilk.Thebrotherswerecheats.Theykeptallthethingsforthemselves.OnceuponatimeOnedaybutclothestheycouldmak