时间:2018-12-04 作者:英语课 分类:初中英语山东版八年级上


英语课
00:08.99]Why don’t you get her a scarf?
[00:11.86]SECTION A
[00:13.90]1b Listen and number the comments 1 in the order you hear them.
[00:52.27]2a Listen. In each conversation about gifts, who is the person shopping for? Put a check (P) in the correct column 2.
[02:15.26]2b Listen again and write the suggestions and comments in the chart 3 below.
[03:32.92]SECTION B
[03:39.56]2a Listen and number the pets in the order you hear them. Write the numbers on the lines in the chart.
[04:54.69]2b Listen again and draw lines to match the pets with the comments.
[06:08.46]3a Read the article and answer these questions.
[06:15.12]The trendiest kind of pet these days is the pot-bellied pig.
[06:20.42]David smith of North London has a pot-bellied pig named Connie.
[06:25.65]“pot-bellied pigs make the best pets”, said David.
[06:30.09]“She watches TV on sofa with me every night.
[06:31.13]She’s my best friend.”
[06:32.78]However, life with a pig isn’t always perfect.
[06:36.75]“When I go my pig, she was small,” said David, “but she eats a lot.
[06:42.62]Now she’s too big to sleep in the house, so I made her a special pig house.
[06:48.87]Also, pigs need a lot of love.
[06:51.82]Sometimes I don’t have enough time to spend with her”.
[06:55.66]2 Read the passage and then write about the most popular gifts among your friends and family.
[07:12.67]Everyone likes gifts.
[07:16.01]Some little kids think they don’t get enough gifts.
[07:19.46]Some old people think they get too many gifts.
[07:22.96]Different people like different kinds of gifts.
[07:26.20]Some presents are never too small.
[07:29.15]A little child may give his mother a leaf a tree.
[07:33.17]It is enough to make her very happy.
[07:36.23]Gift giving is different in different countries.
[07:40.30]In Japan, people sometimes give special gifts.
[07:44.25]But they are not opened.
[07:43.25]Later, the same gift may be given away to someone else.
[07:47.51]Many people have enough thins and don’t want too many gifts themselves.
[07:52.94]In Canada, many people will not give big  gifts go someone else.
[07:58.50]They will pay for a park bench 4 or a tree to help remember a person.
[08:03.18]In the USA, some people ask their families and friends to give money to charity 5 rather than buy them gifts.
[08:11.22]In Sweden 6, doing something for someone is the best gift.
[08:16.08]People don’t need to spend too much money.
[08:19.09]Instead, making a meal is enough.
[08:22.14]Why don't you learn to sing English songs?
[08:33.09]China will be the host for the 2008 Olympics, and so many Chinese people try to improve their English in different ways.
[08:42.96]For ex-ample, twenty-four young singers from across China entered a contest by singing popular English songs.
[08:51.79]Nearly all the singers sang very clearly, and looked comfortable on stage.
[08:58.32]Some of these singers were able to sing English songs just as well as native 7 speakers.
[09:04.28]The singers really came from all age groups, and from Xi'an, and the winner of the women's competition was a 19-year-old girl from Dalian.
[09:20.53]Both winners were very modest 8, and said that they didn't think they were better than the other singers.
[09:27.37]Jiang Mei, the winner of the wormen's competition, said studying English helped her win the prize.
[09:34.58]Six months earlier, she felt her English was not good enough, so she had to study hard .
[09:41.43]She also said that singing English songs made her more interested in learning 9 English.
[09:47.49]This kind of contest encourages people in China to speak English.
[09:53.05]"Chinese people should try to speak English more.
[09:56.86]We should try to make progress before the Olympics," said a spokesperson from the Olympic Committee 10.
[10:03.24]He agrees that it is a good idea to have fun with English.
[10:07.50]Have you ever heard of the Beijing speaks English program?
[10:12.46]If not, why don't you find out about it?
[10:15.93]It suggests 11 ways for Beijingers to take an interst in learning English.
[10:21.26]Besides singing English songs, there are many other fun ways to learn English

1 comments
n.批评,意见,评论;评论( comment的名词复数 );注释;谈话;说明
  • His comments have alienated a lot of young voters. 他的言论使许多年轻选民离他而去。
  • She wasn't fazed by his comments. 她并没有因他的话而惊慌失措。
2 column
n.列,柱形图;专栏;圆柱;纵队
  • I often read his column in the local paper.我经常在当地的报纸上看到他的专栏文章。
  • A column of soldiers marched down the highway.一个士兵纵队沿着公路行进。
3 chart
n.图表,图解,海图;vt.制成图表
  • The chart shows an up trend of meat prices.图表显示肉价呈上升趋势。
  • He copied the chart from a book.他从一本书上复印了那个图表。
4 bench
n.长凳,工作台
  • There's a bench under the tree.树下有一条长凳。
  • In good weather,look for a quiet park bench.在好天气时,找一条安静的公园长凳。
5 charity
n.慈悲,博爱,慈善团体,施舍
  • He founded the charity in memory of his late wife.他兴办那个慈善机构以纪念他已故的妻子。
  • He gave a handsome sum of money to charity.他向慈善团体捐了一笔相当可观的钱款。
6 Sweden
n.瑞典(欧洲)
  • He was born in Sweden,but he doesn't have Swedish citizenship.他在瑞典出生,但没有瑞典公民身分。
  • We crossed over the river into Sweden.我们渡河到了瑞典。
7 native
adj.本国的,本地的;n.本地人,本国人
  • No government shall take away the rights of the native people.任何政府也不能剥夺土著人的权利。
  • This is my native land and I'll defend it with my life!这是我的祖国,我将用生命保卫她!
8 modest
adj.谦虚的;适度的;端庄的
  • Don't you be so modest.你别老跟那谦虚。
  • He's a very modest man.他是个很谦逊的人。
9 learning
n.学问,学识,学习;动词learn的现在分词
  • When you are learning to ride a bicycle,you often fall off.初学骑自行车时,常会从车上掉下来。
  • Learning languages isn't just a matter of remembering words.学习语言不仅仅是记些单词的事。
10 committee
n.委员会,全体委员
  • We referred the matter back to the Finance Committee.我们把这事转回给财政委员会处理。
  • I am going to speak out against the committee's decision.我打算直言反对委员会的决定。
11 suggests
建议( suggest的第三人称单数 ); 暗示; 使想起; 启示
  • Her evidence suggests a different interpretation of the events. 她的证据显示这些事件可能有另外一种解释。
  • The team did not play as badly as the scoreline suggests. 这支球队的表现并不像最终比分所显示的那样糟糕。
学英语单词
additional band
African sleeping sickness
ahemeral day
ancient history
artificial signal source
been given
Belaya Noch'
Blackdog Rock
bloodied
bonderization
British units
brittled
bulbous bow
Burshtyn
burst injury of lung
bus cable
Cape dagga
chickpeas
chrominance time equalization
computer-assisted reporting
contract voidable
criminalisation
dibaphus edentula
digital communiction system
Duchenne-Aran disease
ductus dorsopancreaticus
excess reserve
fado
Fallopio
finite rate
fixed doh
futurologist
geniculate neuron
ginourmous
Girl and Boy
Gorno-Altayskaya Respublika
gotten head
grand sergeant
Gunzberg reagent
heave motivation
hickmott
high pressure evaporation tower
histories
ice canopy
intermelt
involute geometry
ionic distance
junction rectifiers
k-k domain
kaidu
klep to mania
laryngeal cartilage scissors
Lastovo, Otok
Liturgical Armenian
long exposure
magnesium chloropalladate
mesal
methycatalpol
mirror finish
myoscop
Myricaceoipollenites
n quadrant
negotiable papers
neutron flashtube
oppilates
panelmounted
petrographers
phantastic
platyrrhiny
posting reference of the journal
productive enterprises
pseudophyllopodous
residues problem
rocker swaging machine
RPT
s-process
sandalolitha dentata
saponate
saturation prospecting
Shibam
sikhism
Silver Bank
split papules
split-objective heliometer
spurious infections
stalk cutter
stepwise elution
strouce
Sun Garden
suspended pantograph
swinging-arm rod
Tanystrophaeus
tap changer servomotor
taurasi
teigitur
thenell
tirimanna
trial by grand assize
turbulent model
vikastab
whetile
william hyde wollastons