初中英语新译林版八上Unit3To be a good learner (Grammar) 课件

GrammarUnit 3 To be a good learner八年级上册A. Comparative and superlative adverbsPresentationRead the sentences at the upper part of page 40.PresentationWhat are the comparative and superlative adverbs in these sentences? How do we use them?“Faster” is a comparative adverb while “fastest” is a superlative adverb. We use comparative adverbs with the word “than”. We use the word “the” before superlative adverbs.Exploring the rulestwothreeExploring the rulesWe form comparative and superlative adjectives like this:How can we form comparative and superlative adverbs?Exploring the rulesHow can we form comparative and superlative adverbs?Exploring the rulesGo through “Grammar check” on page 159.How can we form comparative and superlative adverbs?PracticeComplete the following sentences with the correct forms of the adverbs in brackets.1. I arrived __________ (early) than you, but John arrived the __________ (early) of all.2. She runs ____________ (quickly) than her sister, but her brother runs the ____________ (quickly) in the family.3. He speaks English __________ (well) than his friend, but his teacher speaks it the __________ (well).earlierearliestmore quicklymost quicklybetterbestPracticefastfasterthe fastestactivelymore activelythe most activelyhardharderthe hardestProductionMy friends and I worked on a group project about the solar system. I did my research more quickly than my teammate Jake, but Sarah organized the information most clearly of all. We presented our project better than the other groups, and our teacher said we did the best in our class. It was a fun and successful team activity!ExampleB. Reflexive pronounsPresentationPresentation“Myself” refers to “I”, the subject of the sentence. “Yourself” refers to “you”, also the subject of the sentence. “Herself” refers to “she”, the subject of the sentence too. “Ourselves” refers to “us” in the sentence.What do the reflexive pronouns in the text refer to?PresentationDiscuss: What are reflexive pronouns?A reflexive pronoun is a type of pronoun that usually refers back to the subject of a sentence or clause.Exploring the rulessameGo through “Grammar check” on page 160.Try to memorize all of them!PracticeComplete the following text with correct reflexive pronouns.Last week, our school held a talent show. Many students performed, and they all enjoyed (1) __________. My best friend, Emma, sang a song all by (2) __________. She did so well that the audience clapped for a long time. After the show, Emma said, “I practised really hard, and I’m proud of (3) __________.” My classmate Paul performed a magic trick, and he surprised (4) __________ by doing it perfectly.themselvesherselfmyselfhimselfPracticehimselfhimselfourselvesherselfmyselfthemselvesProductionExampleMy friend Lily taught herself to play tennis. She even records herself playing tennis every day. I am also learning to speak French by myself. My family and I want to travel to France by ourselves some day in the future.HomeworkWrite a pasage about your group members’ learning experiences using comparative and superlative adverbs and reflexive pronouns.