Module3SportsNothingismoreenjoyablethanplayingtennis.Module3SportsNothingismor1ListenandreadWordsandPhrasesLanguagepointsExercise1.2.3.4.目錄ListenandreadWordsandPhras2FreetalkingFreetalking3WarmupWhat'syourfavouritesports?basketballfootballtabletennisbaseball

tennisvolleyballWarmupWhat'syourfavourites4第一部分WordsandPhrases第一部分WordsandPhrases5WordsandPhrases1、baseball['beis.b?:l]n.2、volleyball['v?li.b?:l]n.3、boring['b?:ri?]adj.4、exciting[ik'saiti?]adj.5、relaxing[ri'l?ksi?]adj.6、score[sk?:]vi.7、already[?:l'redi]adv.8、matter['m?t?]n.棒球排球無聊的；煩人的使人興奮的；令人激動的令人愉悅的；使人輕松的（體育比賽中）得分；記分已經(jīng)，早已問題；麻煩WordsandPhrases1、baseball['6WordsandPhrases9、What`sthematter10、hurt[h?:t]vt.11、enjoyable[in'd??i?bl]adj.12、Olympics[?'limpiks]n.13、stadium['steidi?m]n.14、miss[mis]v.15、mind[maind]v.vt.16、plenty['plenti]pron.17、plentyof怎么了？使受傷；使疼痛有樂趣的；令人愉快的奧林匹克運(yùn)動會體育場未擊中；未達(dá)到介意，討厭；反對大量；眾多大量；眾多WordsandPhrases9、What`sthe7第二部分Listenandread第二部分Listenandread8ListenandreadDaming:

Hey,

Tony.

Come

and

watch

the

football

match

on

TV.

Tony:

OK.

What’s

the

score?

Daming:

Spain

scored

a

minute

ago.Tony:

Wow!

That’s

fast!

Daming:

That’s

right.

Last

week

the

match

on

TV

was

so

boring

becauseno

one

scored

at

all.

So

this

week’s

match

is

already

more

exciting.

Betty:

What’s

the

matter

with

you,

Tony?

You

look

tired.

Tony:

I’m

really

tired

after

last

night’s

tennis

match.

And

I

hurt

my

knee.

ListenandreadDaming:

Hey,

To9ListenandreadDaming:

That’s

too

bad!

Sit

down

and

watch

the

match.

It’s

safer

than

playing

tennis.

Betty:

Yes,

watching

is

not

dangerousandit'smore

relaxing

too!

Tony:

Well,

I’m

not

sure

about

that.

Nothing

is

more

enjoyable

than

playing

tennis.Betty:

But

you

enjoyed

watching

the

Olympics

on

TV,

right?

Tony:

Yes,

but

that’s

because

it

was

cheaper

than

buying

tickets

for

all

the

games.

ListenandreadDaming:

That’s

10ListenandreadDaming:

And

staying

at

home

was

easier

than

going

to

the

stadium.

Oh,

look

at

that!

Tony:

Oh,

he

missed!

Oh,

bad

luck!

Daming:

Never

mind.

There’s

still

plenty

of

time

for

them

to

score.ListenandreadDaming:

And

sta11第三部分Languagepoints第三部分Languagepoints12Languagepoints1.—What’sthescore?—Spainscoredaminuteago.score:“比分，進(jìn)球數(shù)”,名詞eg:Thefinalscorewas4:3.score:“得分，進(jìn)球”,動詞eg:Noonescoredatall.2.Andstayingathomewaseasierthan……

stayathome“呆在家里”，在句子中

作主語，因此要用動名詞或不定式形式。eg:Readingismorerelaxing.Languagepoints1.—What’sthe13Languagepoints3.What’s

the

matter

with

you,

Tony?What’s

the

matter

with

you?

用來詢問“某人怎么了”同義句：What’s

wrong

with

sb?/What’s

one's

trouble?4.Oh,

he

missed!miss是動詞，意為“未擊中，未達(dá)到”eg:Heshotthebird,buthemissedit.拓展延伸：錯過Don'tmissthegoodchance.想念；思念I(lǐng)missmyfriend.不理解，不懂Hecompletelymissedthejoke.Languagepoints3.What’s

the

m14Languagepoints5.Youlooktired.look還是實義動詞，意思為“看”。lookat:強(qiáng)調(diào)“看”的動作see：強(qiáng)調(diào)“看”的結(jié)果eg:我看了看天空，但是什么也沒看見。Ilookedatthesky,butIsawnothing.look是本句中的連系動詞，意為“看起來”，后常接形容詞做表語。Languagepoints5.Youlooktire15Languagepoints6.AndIhurtmyknee.hurt:

v.(使)疼痛，（使）受傷hurt既是及物動詞，又是不及物動詞，既可以用人做主語，也可以用物做主語。eg:Didyouhurtyourself?(人)Mybackishurtingtoday.(物)hurt還是形容詞，意為“受傷的”eg:Nooneishurt.Languagepoints6.AndIhurtmy16Languagepoints7.Never

mind.Never

mind.是常見的口語表達(dá)，“沒關(guān)系，不要緊”，可以用在如下場合：當(dāng)別人向你致歉時—I‘msorrytotroubleyou.—

Never

mind.

請別人放心或安慰別人時—I'mverynervous.—Never

mind.Youcandoit.Languagepoints7.Never

mind.當(dāng)別17第四部分Exercise第四部分Exercise18Exercise1.Itwasa_______dayandshefeltvery_______.A.tiring;tiredB.tiring;tiringC.tired;tiringD.tired;tired2.—Howdoyoulikeyournewjobinthebank?—It’s_______.Idoexactlythesamethingeveryday.A.interestingB.excitingC.surprisingD.boring3.LiNawonthefirstplaceinthefinaltennisgame.Nobodyelseplayed_________! A.wellB.betterC.bestADBExercise1.Itwasa_______da19Exercise4.—It’ssocoldtoday.—Yes,it’s_______colderthanitwasyesterday.A.some

B.more

C.very

D.much5.—Whichdoyoul