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初一下册英语知识点：unit8
学习目标
谈论食物 介绍自己想要的食物和特色牛肉面
重点词汇
would like noodles dumpling soup porridge beef mutton
special bowl size medium
目标语言
What would you like?
I’d like some chicken.
What kind of noodles would you like?
I’d like mutton and potato noodles.
What size bowl of noodles would you like?]
I’d like a small/medium/large bowl of noodles.
语言技能目标
能运用would like 自如地表达自己或朋友想要的食物
课后复习资料
一. 短语
1.beef and tomato noodles\noodles with beef and tomato 牛肉西红柿面
chicken and cabbage noodlesmutton and potato noodles
tomato and egg noodlesbeef and carrot noodles
2.would like to do sth \want to do s.th 想要作某事
3.what kind of noodles什么种类的面条
4.what size bowl of noodles什么大小碗型的面
5.a large\medium\small bowl of noodles 大\中\小碗的面
6.ice cream冰淇淋orange juice桔汁green tea绿茶RMB人民币phone number
7. House of Dumplings\noodles饺子\面馆Dessert House甜点屋
二.重点句型
1. What kind of vegetables\meat\ drink food would you like?
I’d like …… I’d like chicken and cabbage noodles.
2. What kind of noodles would you like? I’d like beef noodles.
3. What kind of noodles would you like? I’d like chicken and cabbage noodles.
4. What size bowl \plate of noodles would you like?
5. I’d like a large \ medium\ small bowl noodles.
6. What size cake would you like? I would like a small birthday-cake.
三.重难点解析
1.would like 想要 (表示一种委婉的语气)其用法相当于want.
would like + 名词would like an apple (want an apple)
would like to do sth He would like to play soccer.
Would you like to see the dolphins? ----Yes， I’d like to.
(1)would 是情态动词，没有人称和数的变化，可与人称代词缩写为’d， 与其它情态动词一样可帮助完成疑问句和否定句。(你能举出例子吗?) 我想要些牛肉。 I’d like some beef.
她想去打乒乓球。She would like to play ping-pang. (你能变否定句和疑问句吗?)
(2) Would you like sth.? 是提建议的一种句型，如需用一些，用some而不用any.
肯定回答是： Yes， please./ All right./ Yes./OK. 其否定回答是：No， thanks.
2.What kind of noodles would you like?
kind 在此句中作“种类”讲，a kind of 一种，all kinds of 各种各样的。kind of 有几分
A cat is a kind of animal. There are all kinds of animals in the zoo The cat is kind of smart.
3.Can I help you? 你要买什么? 肯定Yes， please . I would like …… 否定No， thanks.
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