时间:2018-12-17 作者:英语课 分类:新标准初中英语第二册


英语课

 



[00:00.00]Module 5 My hometown and country


[00:04.82]Unit 1Shanghai is bigger thanHong Kong.


[00:09.94]Vocabulary and listening2 Listen and match the  words in the box with  the words and phrases 1  in Activity 1.


[01:31.00]3 Listen and read.


[01:35.46]Tony:Daming, can youanswer some questionsfor my homework,please?What's the populationof Shanghai?


[01:45.72]Daming:13 millionpeople, I think.Tony:And is Hong Kongbigger than Shanghai?


[01:55.54]Daming:Hong Kong hasseven million people,so Shanghai is bigger.


[02:01.86]Tony:And is it hotter in     Hong Kong?Daming:Yes, it's hotter     in Hong Kong.


[02:08.99]Tony:And is Shanghai a     newer city than     Hong Kong?


[02:13.65]Daming:Shanghai is sevenhundred years old. It'san older city.


[02:20.31]Pronunciation andspeaking5 Listen to the  underlined word.


[02:29.02]1 -Hong Kong is bigger  than Shanghai.  -No, it isn't. It's  _smaller._


[02:36.95]2 -The winter in Hong  Kong is cooler.  -No, it isn't. It's   _warmer._


[02:44.98]3 -Shanghai is hotter  than Hong Kong.  -No, it isn't. It's   _colder._


[02:54.21]4 -Shanghai is newer  than Hong Kong.  -No, it isn't. It's   _older._


[03:02.70]Now work in pairs.Repeat 2 the sentences.


[03:41.82]Unit 2London is bigger thanCambridge.


[03:47.46]Vocabulary and reading2 Read the passage and  choose a title 3 for  each photo.


[03:50.77]1 Tower Bridge and the  River Thames in London2 Cambridge University  and the River Cam


[03:55.85]My hometown and my  country       By Tony Smith


[04:01.26]I'm from Cambridge.It's a small city inthe east of England,and it has about100,000 people.


[04:11.01]It's on the River Cam.There are lots of oldbuildings and churches.It's famous forCambridge University.


[04:20.53]London is the capitalof the UK, with sevenmillion people, so it'sbigger and busier thanCambridge.


[04:28.65]London is in the southof England and it's onthe River Thames. Theriver is 336 kilometreslong.


[04:37.85]London is an old city-about 2,000 years old.It's famous for BigBen, Buckingham Palaceand Tower Bridge.


[04:48.45]In the north of Englandthere are some lakes andlow mountains.


[04:53.32]The mountains are about1,000 metres high. Inthe west of Englandyou're always near thesea.


[05:01.55]There are lots of smallvillages on the coast 4.


[05:04.90]England is a region 5 ofBritain, and Britain isan island.


[05:10.21]It's never very hot inthe summer, or very coldin the winter.


[05:15.41]Words and expressionsModule 5


[05:20.34]hometown/,h╓um'taun/n.故乡;家乡than/╖╗n/conj.(用于形容词、副词的比较级之后)比


[05:24.34]east/i:st/adj.东方的/n.东方south/sau╙/adj.南方的/n.南方


[05:28.31]kilometre/'kil╓,mi:t╓/n.千米;公里metre/'mi:t╓/n.米high/hai/adj.高的million/'milj╓n/num.百万


[05:36.15]busy/'bizi/adj.忙的;繁忙的coast/k╓ust/n.海岸hill/hil/n.小山;丘陵island/'ail╓nd/n.岛屿


[05:44.60]population/,p╛pju'lei╞n/n.人口answer/'a:ns╓/v.回答/n.回答;答案


[05:49.08]question/'kwest╞╓n/n.问题/v.提问;询问north/n╛:╙/n.北方/adj.北方的


[05:53.04]west/west/n.西方/adj.西方的river/'riv╓/n.河;江church/t╞╔:t╞/n.教堂


[05:59.05]famous/'feim╓s/adj.著名的capital/'k╗pitl/n.首都;省会lake/leik/n.湖


[06:04.75]low/l╓u/adj.低的mountain/'mauntin/n.山;山脉about/╓'baut/adv.大约;几乎/prep.关于


[06:11.16]near/ni╓/prep.靠近;接近village/'vilid╜/n.村庄region/'ri:d╜╓n/n.地区;区域


[06:16.76]wide/waid/adj.宽的fact/f╗kt/n.事实;细节


[06:20.42]WorkbookModule 5My hometown and country


[06:26.71]Listening6 Listen and match the  people with the words.


[07:01.68]Reading and speaking7 Read the passage and  check (√) the true  sentences.


[07:10.02]Lingling:Which countrydo you want to visit?


[07:13.03]Tony:I want to go toAustralia. The capitalis Canberra, but Sydneyis bigger than Canberra.


[07:21.84]There's a famous bridgein Sydney.


[07:24.69]Sydney is on the eastcoast by the sea andthere are some beautifulbuildings in the city.


[07:31.61]Betty:I want to visit      New Zealand. There      are rivers, lakes      and mountains in      all the regions 6.


[07:39.92]It's got a smallerpopulation, so it'seasy to travel in thecountry.


[07:45.45]Pronunciation9 Look at these  sentences and listen.


[07:52.59]1 -Sydney is the  capital of Australia.  -No, Canberra is the  capital of Australia.


[08:01.78]2 -Sydney's on the west  coast.  -No, Sydney's on the  east coast.


[08:09.72]3 -Betty likes  Australia.  -No, Betty likes New  Zealand.


[08:18.03]Now work in pairs andsay the sentences aloud.




1 phrases
n.短语( phrase的名词复数 );成语;说法;乐句
  • Sports commentators repeat the same phrases ad nauseam. 体育解说员翻来覆去说着同样的词语,真叫人腻烦。
  • Television sports commentators repeat the same phrases ad nauseam. 电视体育解说员说来说去就是那么几句话,令人厌烦。 来自《简明英汉词典》
2 repeat
n.重复,反复;vt.重复,复述;vi.重复;adj.重复的,反复的
  • There will be a repeat of this talk next week.下星期将重播这次讲话。
  • History will not repeat itself.历史不会重演。
3 title
n.头衔,名称,标题,所有权,资格,冠军;vt.赋予称号,加标题于;adj.标题的
  • I don't think I am worthy of such an honourable title.这样的光荣称号,我可担当不起。
  • She has won the title of the world's champion.她获得了世界冠军的称号。
4 coast
n.海岸,海滨,滑坡;vt.沿海岸而行;vi.下滑
  • They're holidaying on the west coast.他们正在西海岸度假。
  • There are thousands of villages on the coast.在沿海有上千座村庄。
5 region
n.地区,地带,区域;范围,幅度
  • The students went to study the geology of that region.学生们去研究那个地区的地质情况。
  • It is unusual to see snow in this region.这个地区难得见到雪。
6 regions
n.地区( region的名词复数 );[数学]区域;(艺术、科学等的)领域;行政区
  • A flying doctor service operates in remote regions. 在偏远地区有飞行医生服务。
  • More powers are gradually being devolved to the regions. 正逐步向地方下放更多的权力。 来自《简明英汉词典》
学英语单词
abcas
absorption crossing
adjustable clamp
all's fish that comes to his net
anchor trend
artifactual masquerage
auto-covariance function
azetepa
berryites
Binh Loc
caca
clock controlled
cluelessnesses
colourless
Comming
compulsive behavior
conspiratorially
consumer risk point
contact gap
corners of backcourt
crush out from
deindustrializing
distinct system of parameters
dorkhead
dssp
dual memory configuration
e-support
Eastern Timezone
eigenphase
electromagnetic thickness indicator
energy approach
enumerative indexing
failure mode identification
fatal syncope
flowable solids reactor
fractional magnetization
gave it to
gomoria
gran torino
graphite spout
group specific antigen
heavy caking coal
holding those
in-hour
inde
inhibited oil
interests of the whole
intraperiosteal fracture
Issaba
jackarse
kakap
king-craft
lickona
loin of lamb
lubich
magnesium chloride brine
magnetic dial
mollweide's projection
mother wits
myogenous cell
notch mark
nuber
open flume type
operculum pupillae
partially polarized wave
particle moulding
payoff reel
permafrosts
piston pin with taper bore
plectognath fish
preflex method
press machine
random isolation
releasable shank
Ronnie Scott's
salivary digestion
segment of circle
sewing kits
silphidae
single cut
sling tube
slow make
spreading bellflowers
stoolplate
subsystem call statement
teacup dog
tracheobronchial papilloma
turbostratically
two-crew cockpit
two-dimensional interferometry
unerected
vapo(u)r heated
veliferum
vertical cutting
vertical-current recorder
video recorder
wedge groove
What of it?
Wild Card Play
wild gambier
ywn