2016新外研版七年級(jí)下英語(yǔ)全冊(cè)課文Module1LostandfoundUnit1Whosebagisthis

MsLi: WelcomebacktoschooleveryoneFirstofall,comeandlookinthelostandfoundboxTherearealotofthingsinit.Whosebagisthis

Lingling:OhsorryIt’smine.AremycrayonstheretooMsLi:ArethesecrayonsyoursLingling: Yes,theyareandthiserasertoo.Thankyou.MsLi: Whosetapesarethese

Daming:They’remine.

MsLi: Here’sapurplewalletTony: It’smine.LookHere’smyname―Tony‖Thankyou.MsLi: You’rewelcomeLookatthisnicewatch.Isityourstoo,Daming

Daming: No,itisn’t.Ithinkit’sBetty’s.Lingling:Yes,it’shers.MsLi: Everyone,pleasebecarefulwithyourthingsfromnowon.Daming: Herearesomenicegloves.Whoseglovesarethey

MsLi:Letmesee...Oh,they’remineThankyou

Unit2Aretheyyours

TheLostandFoundOfficeinNewYorkCityWelcometotheNewYorkCityLostandFoundOffice.Peopleoftenlosethingswhenthey’retravellingorwhenthey’reinahurry.Theyleavethingsonplanes,ontrains,onbusesandintaxis.That’swhytherearelostandfoundofficesatairportsandstations.TheNewYorkCityLostandFoundOfficeisverybig.Hundredsofpeoplecomehereeveryday.Theyarelookingfortheirphones,cameras,watches,computersandmanyotherthings.Weusuallyhaveabouttwothousandmobilephonesandonethousandcameras.Atthemoment,therearealsosomestrangethingsattheNewYorkCityLostandFoundOffice.Thereareaboutahundredbikesandalargeboat.Therearealsoalotofanimals.Thisweek,therearethreedogs,twoducksandapigWhosearetheyAretheyyoursWedon’tknowAreyoulookingforfifteenkilosofsausagesThey’reheretooModule2Whatcanyoudo

Unit1Icanplaythepiano.Daming: LookThenewclubsforthistermareontheboard.I’dliketojointheMusicClubbecauseIcanplaythepiano.Whataboutyou,Betty

Betty: Ilikecooking,soIcanjointheFoodandDrinkClub.Canyoucook,Daming

Daming: No,Ican’t.Well,Icancookeggs,butthat’sall.WhataboutLinglingWhichclubcanshejoin

Betty： Ithinkshe’dliketojointheDancingClubbecauseshecandancereallywell.Tony,howaboutyou

Tony: I’dliketojointheChineseClub.Ican’tspeakChineseverywell.Daming: Don’tworryaboutChinese.WecanteachyouChineseSochooseyourfavouriteclub.Tony: OKthen..Iplaytabletennis,soIchoosetheTableTennisClub.That’smyfavouriteUnit2Icanrunreallyfast.It’sthestartofthenewtermandwe’rechoosingournewmonitors.I’dliketobetheclassmonitor.Igetonwellwitheveryone,classmatesandteachers.Iworkveryhard,andIdowellatschool.I’mkindandI’malwaysreadytohelpothers.Icanevenhelpteacherstoo.ChoosemeasyourclassmonitorandIpromisetohelpYOUIwanttobethePEmonitor.Ienjoysport,andIcanrunreallyfast.I’mreallyfitandhealthy.JustwatchmeintheplaygroundbetweenlessonsIplaymostballgameswell.ButI’mreallygoodatfootball,andIplaybasketballintheschoolteam.Iusuallygetthebestscoreineverymatch.ChoosemeforthePEmonitorandyoucangetthebestscoretooI’dliketobethecleaningmonitor.IoftenhelpmymotherdocleaningathomeandIlikeacleanandtidyhouse.I’msureeverybodywouldlikeacleanclassroom,justlikehome.Choosemeandwecanmakeourclassroombeautiful.Module3MakingplansUnit1Whatareyougoingtodoattheweekend

Betty: Whatareyougoingtodoattheweekend,Daming

Daming: OnSaturdaymorning,I’mgoingtocheckmyemailanddomyhomework.ThenI’mgoingtohelpwiththehousework.Whatareyougoingtodo,Betty

Betty: I’mgoingtoseeamovieintheafternoon.Youcancometoo.Daming: SureWhoelseisgoingtobethere

Betty: Nobody.Linglingisgoingtohaveapianolesson,soshecan’tcomewithus,butonSundayafternoon,LinglingandIaregoingtohaveapicnic.WouldyouliketojoinusDaming: Yes,I’dloveto.Arewegoingtomeethere

Betty: No,wearen’t.Wearegoingtomeetintheparkatoneo’clock.Tony: Hi,everyoneBetty: Hi,Tony.Whatareyourplansfortheweekend

Tony: Nothing.I’mgoingtostayathomealone.Betty: Don’tbesillyYou’regoingtocomewithus.It’sgoingtobeafantasticweekendUnit2WearegoingtocheertheplayersWhatareyougoingtodoAI’mlookingforwardtothefootballmatchtomorrow.MyfriendsandIaregoingtowatchourfavouriteteam.We’regoingtomeetotherfans,andmakesomenewfriends.We’reallgoingtoweartheteamshirt,andwe’regoingtocheertheplayers.Ihopetheywinthematch-------MartinBI’mgoingtoenjoymyselfduringtheMayDayholiday.Onthemorningof1stMay,I’mgoingtogetuplateandthenreadabook.IntheafternoonI’mgoingoutwithmyfamilyandfriends.We’regoingtotakeawalkinthecountryorgoswimming.Andon2stMaywe’regoingtocollectlitterintheparknearmyfriend’shouse.It’sgoingtobeagreatholiday------busybutgoodfun------ZhangSijiaCUsuallyIspendtheSummerholidayathome,butthisyearisgoingtobeverydifferentbecauseI’mgoingonasummercampinSydney,Australia.I’mgoingtostaywithanAustralianfamilyandspeakEnglish.We’realsogoingsightseeingandgoingtohaveapicniconthebeach.-------LucyModule4LifeinthefutureUnit1Everyonewillstudyathome.MsLi: Willschoolsbedifferentinthefuture,Daming

Daming: Yes,therewillIntwentyyearstime,maybetherewon’tbeanyschoolsMsLi: Howwillstudentslearnthen

Daming: Everyonewillstudyathome.StudentswillusecomputersandgetinformationontheInternet.TheycanasktheirteachersbyInternet,telephoneoremail.Betty: Well,I’mnotsure.Yes,studentswillusecomputers,butschoolisgoodfun,andyoucanmakefriendsthere.Andteacherscancheckthestudents’levelandwillhelpthem.Computerswon’tdothat.Tony: Yes.Teacherswon’tuseonablackboardandstudentswon’tusepensandpaper,orerasersanymoreLingling: GreatWillstudentshavealotofhomeworktodo

Tony: No,theywon’t.They’llhavealotoffreetimeDaming: That’llbegreatUnit2Everyfamilywillhaveasmallplane.WhatwilllifebelikeinthefutureHowwillthingschangeHerearesomeideas.WhichoneswillcometrueAInthefuture,achangeofweatherwon’tmeanachangeofclothes.We’llwearanewkindofclothes.They’llbewarmwhenwe’recold,andcoolwhenwe’rehot.BThere’llbenomorelightrainandcoldwindinspring.Theweatherwillbequitewarmorevenhotallyear,withheavyrainandwind.Thesealevelwillriseaswell.CWewon’ttravelbybusorbikeanymore.Everyfamilywillhaveasmallplane.Nomoreexpensivecars-it’llbecheaptotraveleverywherebyplane,notonlyoverland,butalsoovertheseaorevenintospace.Maybethere’llbetrafficjamsintheair.DDoyoulikelongholidaysWell,you’regoingtolikethefuturebecausemachinesandrobotswilldoalltheheavyanddifficultjobs,andwe’llonlydolightandeasywork.Workinghourswillbeshortsopeoplewillhavelongholidays.Module5ShoppingUNIT1WhatcanIdoforyou

IntheshopShopWorker: WhatcanIdoforyou

Lingling: I'dliketobuyaT-shirtformymum.Shopworker: Whatcolourdoesshelike

Lingling; Purple.Shopworker: Allright.Whatsizedoesshetake

Lingling: Small.Shopworker: Whataboutthisone

Lingling: MayItryiton

Shopworker: Certainly.Lingling: Lookattheprice.It's198yuan.That'stoomuch.Shopworker: ButwaitaminuteThere'sasaleontoday.Everythingishalfprice.Lingling: OKI'lltakeit.InthemarketLingling: I'vegotsomefoodtobuytoo.Marketworker: CanIhelpyou

Lingling: 'dlikesomemucharethey

Marketworker: Thirty-eightyuanamuchwouldyoulike

Lingling: Halfakilo.Marketworker: OK.Whatelsewouldyoulike

Lingling: Akiloofbeansandtwolemons.Marketworker: That'llbe30yuan.Betty: Oh,thestrawberrieslookfresh.Howmucharethey

Marketworker: Tenyuanakilo.Betty: Onekiloplease.Here'sfifty-nineyuan.Unit2YoucanbuyeverythingontheInternet.OnlineshoppingTherearemanynewwaysofshopping,andonlineshoppingisoneofthem.YoucanbuyalmosteverythingontheInternet.andit'sveryeasy.First,youchoosesomething-clothes,tickets,amobilephone,evenanewcomputer-andpayforit.Thenyoureceiveitafewdayslaterbypost.Onlineshoppinghasseveraladvantages.First,youcanshopatanytime.Theshopsarealwaysopen.Second,shoppingusuallytakesalotoftime.ButtoshopontheInternetyouonlyneedacomputerandamouseYoucanalsocomparethepricesofthesameproductandspendalot...orsavemoney.Butmanypeoplelikegoingoutandshoppingwithdon'tlikeshoppingontheInternetbecausetheycan'tseetheproductortrytheclotheson.AlsopayingovertheInternetisn'talwayssafe.Onlineshoppingischangingourwayoflife.Onedaynoonewillgototheshopsanymore,becauseyou'llbeabletobuyanythingontheInternet,andyouwillbeabletoreceiveitanywhereintheworldatanytimeModule6AroundtownUnit1CouldyoutellmehowtogettotheNationalStadium

BettyandLinglingarestandinginfrontofTian'anmenSquare.Tourist: ExcusemeCanyoutellmethewaytoWangfujingDajie

Betty: Certainly.GoacrossDongChang’anJie,goalongthestreetandturnleftatthethirdstreetontheleft.It’snearhere,soyoucanwalkthere.Tourist: Great.AndI’dliketobuyaguidebookaboutBeijing.Isthereabookshopnearhere

Lingling:Yes,thereisabigbookshopoverthere,justalongXiChang’anJie,ontheright,oppositethebank.Tourist: Right,OKIalsowanttovisittheNationalStadium.HowcanIgetthere

Lingling: Sorry,I’mnotsure.Whynotaskthepolicemanoverthere

Tourist: Thankyou.BettyandLingling: You’rewelcome.Tourist: CouldyoutellmehowtogettotheNationalStadium

Policeman: SureGoalongthestreetandyou’llseeanundergroundstation.TaketheUndergroundtotheOlympicSportsCentre,oryoucantakeabusorataxi.Tourist: Thanksalot.Policeman: You’rewelcome.HaveanicedayUnit2TheLondonEyeisonyourrightTourofLondonWelcometothisshorttourofLondon.ThissquareisTrafalgarSquareanditisthemiddleofLondon.We’restandingoppositetheNationalGallery,afamousmuseumwithlotsoffamouspaintings.Fromhere,we’llwalkalongtheredstreettoBuckinghamPalace.TheQueenlivesthere.TurnleftandgototheHousesofParliamentandBigBen.OppositeyoucanseetheLondonEye.Ittakesyou135metresabovetheRiverThames.YoucanseemostofLondononaclearday.Whenyouaretired,thebestwaytoseeLondonisbyboat.YoucangettheboatnearBigBen.Asyougoalongtheriver,theLondonEyeisonyourright.GetofftheboatatTowerBridge.NexttothebridgeistheTowerofLondon.It’sover900yearsold.AftervisitingtheTowerofLondon,taketheboatbackalongtherivertotherailwaystation.Whenyougetofftheboat,gopastthestationandwalkalongthestreet.TurnleftintoKing’sStreetandgopastachurch.You’renowbackatthesquare.Andthisiswherewe’llfinishourtour.Module7MypastlifeUnit1IwasborninasmallvillageTony: Hey,Lingling.Wherewereyouborn

Lingling: IwasborninasmallvillageinShanxiProvince.Tony: Whatwasthenameofthevillage

Lingling: Xucun.Wherewereyouborn,Tony

Tony: IwasborninCambridge.It’sasmallcityinEngland.Lingling: Whatwasthenameofyourfirstschool

Tony:ItwasDarwinPrimarySchool.

Lingling: Whowasyourfirstteacher

Tony: MyfirstteacherwasMrsLane.Shewasstrictbutverynice.Whowasyourfirstteacher

Lingling: MsYao.Shewasveryfriendly.WhowereyourfirstfriendsWhatweretheylike

Tony: TheirnameswereBeckyandAdam.BeckywasverygoodinclassbutAdamwasn’t.Hewasquitedifficult.Lingling: AndwhatwereyoulikeWereyoudifficultinclasstoo

Tony: No,Iwasn’t.IwasverygoodUnit2IwasborninQuincyMylifeinQuincyByBettyKingIwasborninQuincy,atownontheeastcoastofAmerica,twelveyearsago.TherewerelotsofthingstodoinQuincy,withmanystores,twomovietheaters,footballclubsandbasketballteamstoo.Iwasn’tboredinQuincy.Iwasveryhappythere.TwopresidentsoftheUS,JohnAdamsandhissonJohnQuincyAdams,wereborninQuincy.Youcanvisittheiroldfamilyhouses.Ourhousewasbigandcomfortable.TherewasabiglivingroomwithaTV,akitchen,abathroomandthreebedrooms.Onmybedroomwallstherewerepicturesofmyfavouritemoviestars.Behindthehouse,therewasabiggardenwithlotsoftreesandtherewasasmalllakewithfishinit.Itwasgreattoplaythere.TherewerelotsofchildreninQuincy.Manyofthemweremyfriends.ThiswasourlastintheUSandIwasthereforthelasttimein2010.OnedayI’llgoback,andI’mlookingforwardtoseeingmyfriendsagainModule8StorytimeUnit1Onceuponatime…Tony: Allaloneinthedarkdarkforest,Goldilockspickedsomeflowers.Daming: Oh,didsheoftengoforawalkintheforestalone

Tony: No,shedidn’t.Andsoonshewaslost.Goldilockslookedaroundher.“WhereamI

sheasked.Thenshenoticedalittlehouse,soshehurriedtowardsit,andknockedonthedoor.,Nobodyanswered,sosheknockedagain,andagain,Finally,shepushedthedoor.Itwasopen.Therewasnobodythere.Daming: OhDidn’tanyoneliveinthehouse

Tony: Justwaitamoment,DamingGoldilocksenteredthehouseandlookintoasmallroom.Onatabletherewerethreebowlswithsomenicefoodinthem.Onebowlwassmall,onewasbigandonewasverybig.Goldilockswasveryhungry.Shepickeduptheverybigbowlbutshedidn’tlikeit—itwasveryhot,.Thenshepickedupthebigbowl,butshedidn’tlikeit–itwascold.Thelittlebowlwasjustright.Shefinishedallthefoodinit.Unit2GoldilockshurriedoutofthehouseGoldilocksandtheThreeBearsGoldilockswantedtositdownbecauseshewastired.Firstshetriedthebigchair,butwasn’tcomfortable.Thenshetriedthemiddlechair.Itwasnotcomfortableeither.Finally,shetriedthesmallchair.Itwasniceandcomfortable,butGoldilockswasveryheavyandsoonthechairwasinpieces.Shewalkedintothebedroom.Therewerethreebeds.Shedidn’tlikethemiddlebedorthebigbed.Thesmallbedwasverycomfortable.Verysoonshewasasleepinit.TheThreeBearsreturned.Theylookedatthebowlsandthechairs.BabyBearcried,”There’snothinginmybowlandmychairisinpieces”Hewasn’tveryhappyNext,theBearslookedintheirbedroom.Theydidn’tnoticeGoldilocksatfirst.ThenBabyBearpointedatthelittlegirlinhisbedandshouted,“LookThere’sthebadgirl”Goldilocksopenedhereyes.TheThreeBearswereallaroundher,soGoldilocksjumpedoutofbedandhurriedoutofthehousewithoutherbasket.Shedidn’tgoforawalkintheforestagain.Module9LifehistoryUnit1Heleftschoolandbeganworkattheageof12.Betty: Whatareyoureading

Tony: TomSawyer,bythefamousAmericanwriter,MarkTwain.I’mwritingabouthimformyEnglishclass.Betty: IreadTomSawyer.VerygoodHey,wecanfindoutabouthimontheInternet.Tony: Yes...OK.LookatthisHisrealnamewasSamuelClemensandhewasbornin1835inMissouri.Heleftschoolandbeganworkattheageof12.Betty: Whatdidhedo

Tony: HewroteforanewspaperLaterhegotworkonaboat..Betty: DidhestayinMissouri

Tony: No,hewenttoNewYork,andothercities.Betty: Whendidhebeginhisstories

Tony: Idon’tknowtheexactdate.ButhetookthenameMarkTwainandbecameveryfamousinthe1860s.HewenttoEuropeaswell.Buthedidn’tcometoChina.Betty: Yes,Iknewthat.Enjoythebook.Tony: Yes,it’sgood.Unit2HedecidedtobeanactorWilliamShakespearewasafamousEnglishwriterofplaysandpoems.Hewrote38plays,154shortpoemsandafewlongpoemsinhislife.TwoofhisfamousplaysareHamletandRomeoandJuliet.Shakespearewasbornin1564inStratford,England.Likemanypeoplefourhundredyearsago,Shakespeare’sparentsdidn’tlearntoreadorwrite.Atschoolhelikedplays,sohedecidedtobeanactorwhenhefinishedschoolat14.Hemarriedin1582andhadthreechildren.ShakespearewenttoLondonandjoinedatheatrecompanyinabout1592.Hebecameasuccessfulactorandbegantowriteplays.QueenElizabethIenjoyedhisworksverymuch.In1599thecompanybuilttheGlobeTheatreontheRiverThamesinLondon.Youcanvisitthetheatretoday,butitisn’tthesamebuilding.Therewasafireintheoldtheatre.Theybuiltitagainin1614andinthe1990s.WilliamShakespearediedattheageof52.Hewasrichandsuccessful.YoucanstillseehisplaysinEnglishandinmanythelanguages.He’sfamousaroundtheworld..Module10AholidayjourneyUnit1whatdidyoudoLingling: Whereareyougoingonholiday,Tony

Tony: ToLosAngeles.Betty: Oh,really

You’llloveitIwenttheretwoyearsagoandenjoyeditalot.Tony: HowlongdidittaketogetthereDidyoufly

Betty: Yes,wedid,andthattookaboutninehours.Thenourfriendsmetusanddroveustotheirhome.Lingling: Whowaswithyou

Betty: Myparents.Lingling: Sowhatdidyoudo

Betty: Well,first,wewenttoDisneyland,andguesswhat

ImetSnowWhiteandMickeyMouseIwassoexcitedTony: WowHowlongdidyoustaythere

Betty: Westayedtherefortwodays.AndthenwewenttoHollywood.Lingling: Didyouseeanymoviestarts

Betty: No,butweswaminthePacificOceanatSantaMonica.ItwasgreatLingling: Whereareyougoingonholidaythisyear,Betty

Betty: Paris.Unit2Thismorningwetookawalk.Hi,GrandmaHereIminParis.JennyandIarrivedbyplanethedaybeforeyesterday.AuntJoanandUnclePetermetusattheairport.Weweretiredsowerelaxedathomeandbeganourtourofthecityyesterday.YesterdaywewenttotheLouvreMuseum.Ithasmanyworld-famousworksofart,suchastheMonaLisa.IntheeveningwehaddinnerinaFrenchrestaurant.ThefoodwasdeliciousThismorningwetookawalk.Thereareshops,andrestaurantseverywhere,andIlovethestreetandmarkets.Theysellsuchgoodfruitandvegetables.Wealsodidsomeshopping.Iboughtapresentforyou.Ihopeyou’lllikeitAtaboutthreeo’clock,wetooktheParisUndergroundtotheEiffelTower.Itisreallyhigh.Therewerelotsoftourists,sofirstofall,wehadtowaitinlineforanhour,andthenwewenttothetop.Wewaitedtillallthelightswereon.ItwaswonderfulTomorrowwe’regoingtovisitafamouspalaceandtakeaboattourontheRiverSeine.I’llwriteagain.Love,BerryModule11BodylanguageUnit1TheytouchnosesLingling: We’regoingtohavesomeRussianteachersatschooltomorrow,andI’mwelcomingthevisitors.HowdoIdothat

Betty: Lingling,youknow,inRussia,peopleusuallykissthreetimes,left,right,left.Lingling: WhatNo,Ididn’tknowthat.WeChineseoftenshakehandsandsmilewhenwemeetvisitors,andsometimeswenodourheads.Butweneverkiss.Onlyparentsandchildrendothat.Betty: That’sbecausepeopledodifferentthingsindifferentcountries.Lingling: SowhatdopeopleintheUSusuallydowhentheymeet

Betty: IntheUSsomepeopleshakehands,andsomekissorhugeachother.InIndiapeopleputtheirhandstogetherandnodtheirheads.AnddoyourknowwhatMaoripeopleinNewZealanddowhentheymeet

Lingling: No,Whatdotheydo

Betty: TheytouchnosesUnit2Herearesomewaystowelcomethem.BodylanguagearoundtheworldbyWangLinglingOurnewforeignstudentsaregoingtoarriveverysoon,andherearesomewaystowelcomethem.HowclosedoyoustandwhenyoutalktoafriendYoucanstandtooclosetopeopleintheMiddleEastbutdon’tstandtooclosetoNorthAmericanGivethemmorepersonalspace.HowabouttouchingpeopleChinesegirlsoftenwalkarminarmwiththeirfriends.SouthAmericansometimesholdyourarmwhentheytalktoyou,soyoucan’tmoveawayButinBritainmanypeopledon’tlikeotherpeopletotouchthematall.DoyoulookatpeoplewhenyoutalkInsomeplaces,itisn’tpolitetolookatpeoplewhentheytalk,butinothercountriesitisn’tpolite