浙江師范大學(xué)附屬中學(xué)八年級(jí)英語上冊(cè) Unit 3 A day out Grammar課件 （新版）牛津版

Unit 3 A day outGrammarWhat does she look like?She is tall. Her hair is long.Her eyes are big. We all think she is pretty. This man is as as that one.strong Lily is as lovely as Lucy.LiliMayLili is five years old.May is five years old, too.Lili is as old as May.Millie is as tall as Kitty.A profile of Daniels classmatesMillieSandyAmyPeterKittySimonHeight(cm)150160145161150158Weight(kg)444540494047Englishtest8/1010/109/106/1010/107/10Amy is as heavy as Kitty. Sandys English is as good as Kittys.Translations:This film is as interesting as that one. 1.Amy 和和Millie 一樣苗條。一樣苗條。2.這部電影和那部電影一樣有趣。這部電影和那部電影一樣有趣。Amy is as slim as Millie. We use as + adjective + as to compare people/things. It means people or things are the same in some ways.Liuxiang is not as tall as Yaoming.Liuxiang is shorter than Yaoming.Yaoming is taller than Liuxiang.DanielDavidDaniel is not as tall as David. Daniel is shorter than David.JackJimJack is fatter than Jim.Jim isnt as/so fat as Jack.Jim is thinner than Jack.1 She is not as slim as I am.2 Amy is not as tall as Peter.(She is fatter than I.)(Amy is shorter than Peter.) We use not as + adjective + as to compare people/things. It means people or things are not the same in some ways.Linda is sending some pictures to her parents via email. Complete her sentence under each picture with as as or not as as.The bus is _ (comfortable) those in the USA.Mr Wu is _ (kind) a friend.as comfortable asas kind asThe journey is _ (not interesting) the visit .The Eiffel Tower is _ (not tall) the real one in France .not as interesting asnot as tall asThe model Sydney Opera House looks _ (wonderful) that in Australia .The song and dance shows are _ (good) the models in the park . as wonderful as as good asPersonal pronoun （人稱代詞）Reflexive pronoun （反身代詞）IYou HeSheItWeYouTheymyselfyourselfyourselvesourselvesthemselveshimselfherselfitselfXiyangyangMeiyangyangFeiyangyangLanyangyangNuanyangyang There is less and less water and grass. All the other sheep should look after _ (they) well, just like me.themselves I am too full, because I had 5 kilos of grass just now. Well, please keep the secret to _ (we). Dont tell others.keep the secret to oneselfourselvesJust now a man called Mr. Wolf wanted to teach _ (he) to ride a horse, but he fell off. Its so funny!himselfteach oneself to do sth. learn to do sth. by oneself Welcome to my home, and please help _ (you) to some milk and grass, my dear friends.yourselveshelp oneself to sth. A beautiful girl asked me to carry a heavy box for her. Why cant she do it by _ (she)? Do I look so strong?herselfReflexive pronouns（反身代詞）（反身代詞）We use reflexive pronouns when the subject and the object are the same person. 當(dāng)主語和賓語是同一個(gè)人時(shí)，我們可以使用反身代詞當(dāng)主語和賓語是同一個(gè)人時(shí)，我們可以使用反身代詞1.Daniel taught himself how to learn English.eg.2.She enjoys herself.The students are at South Hill. Read about Linda and Simons secret. Complete the sentences with the correct reflexive pronouns.What happened at South Hill?Guide: You can go and enjoy _now.Linda: Oh no! Simon is trying to pull _ up the rocks.yourselveshimselfSimon: Please dont tell anybody about this, Linda. Linda: OK, I wont. Youre lick you didnt hurt _!Luckily, some climbers helped Simon.yourselfGuide: Did you all have a good time?All: Yes, we did. We really enjoy _!Simon and Linda looked at each other. They kept the secret to _.ourselvesthemselves1) We taught _(we) to ride a horse.2) Some people there taught _ (we) to ride a horse.ourselvesushimSome people3) 3) The guide (導(dǎo)游）導(dǎo)游）looked after _ (we) well.4) We could look after _ (we) well.5) Mr. Li fell off the horse and hurt _(he).6) Mr.Li fell off and the horse hurt _(he) usourselveshimselfhimMr. Lithe horseWeThe guideWe