初中英語/八年級上冊

Unit1 Where did you go on vacation?

Talk about past events.

Unit2 How often do you exercise?

Talk about how often you do things.

句型

What do you usually do on weekends? I always/usually/often/sometimes…

What do they do on weekends? They always/usually/often/sometimes…

What does he/she do on weekends? He/She always/usually/often/sometimes…

How often do you…?

• 一周幾次的用once/twice/…times a week
• 一個月幾次的用once/twice/…times a month
• 一年幾次的用once/twice/…times a year
• 某人沒做事的則為hardly ever/never。

Unit3 I'm more outgoing than my sister.

Talk about personal traits; Compare people

詞性轉換

• 一般情況下直接加er（tall-taller, short-shorter, high-higher）
• 以不發音字母e結尾的單詞直接加r（late-later, large-larger）
• 以輔音字母加y結尾的單詞，變y為i再加er（heavy-heavier, busy-busier）
• 重讀閉音節，末尾只有一個輔音字母，雙寫這個輔音字母，再加er（big-bigger, thin-thinner）
• 部分雙音節詞和多音節詞，分別在原級前加more構成比較級（slowly-more slowly, beautiful-more beautiful）

用法

形容詞比較級+than+對比成分 表示「...比...更...」，如:

Basketball is much bigger than volleyball. 籃球比排球大多了。

形容詞比較級+and+形容詞比較級 表示「...越來越...」，如：

The weather is getting warmer and warmer. 天氣越來越暖和了。

the+形容詞比較級+..., the+形容詞比較級+... 表示「越...就越...」，如：

The sooner, the better. 越快越好。

The more you eat, the fatter you will be. 吃得越多，就會越胖。

Unit4 What's the best movie theater?

Discuss preferences; Make comparisons

Unit5 Do you want to watch a game show?

Talk about preferences; Make plans

Unit6 I'm going to study computer science.

Talk about future intentions.

Unit 7 Will people have robots?

Make predictions

用法

可數名詞

• There will be more people.
• There will be fewer trees.

不可數名詞

• There will be more pollution.
• There will be less free time.

轉換

• 'll = will
• won't = will not

Unit 8 How do you make a banana milk shake?

Describe a process; Follow instructions

用法

可數名詞

How many bananas do we need?

We need three bananas.

不可數名詞

How much yogurt do we need?

We need one cup of yogurt.

Unit 9 Can you come to my party?

Make, accept and decline invitations; Talk about obligations

Unit10 If you go to the party, you'll have a great time!

Talk about consequences