8Aunit5vocabulary市公開課一等獎省賽課微課金獎?wù)n件

Unit5Vocabulary返回1/161IsZhalonganaturereserve?Isitrighttohuntorfishthere?2DoyoufeelcomfortableifyouwearnewleathershoestowalkalongwayinZhalong?3Willyoubewelcomeifyouleavelitter(rubbish)inZhalong?4Therearenotmanyred-crownedcranesintheworld.Aretheycommon?5Isitpossibletoseethebirdsinthefutureifwedonotprotectthewetlands?incorrectuncomfortableunwelcomeuncommonimpossible返回2/16oppositesfriendly

happy

comfortable

safe

healthy

unfriendlyunhappyuncomfortableunsafeunhealthy“un-”necessary

welcomecommonable

unnecessaryunwelcomeuncommonunableUnit5返回3/16oppositesIfsomeoneshowsgoodmannerstoothers,heisapoliteperson.Ifsomeonedoesnotshowgoodmannerstoothers,heisnotpolite.

Ifsomeonedoesnotshowgoodmannerstoothers,heisimpolite.polite

possible

impoliteimpossible

“im-”Unit5返回4/16Thatcoatisonly100yuan.It’s

notexpensive.Thatisinexpensive.expensive

correct

inexpensiveincorrect“in-”Unit5返回5/16Idon’tbelievewhathesays,becauseheisnothonest.Idon’tbelievewhathesays,becauseheis_________.dishonestdishonest“dis-”Thesedesksarenotregular.Pleaseputtheseirregulardesksinorder.regular

irregular“ir-”Unit5返回6/16necessaryimportantcomfortablehappywelcomecommonfriendlyableregularcorrectpossiblepolitehonestunnecessaryunimportantuncomfortableunhappyunwelcomeuncommonunfriendlyunableirregularincorrectimpossibleimpolitedishonestoppositesUnit5返回7/161.Youwillbe________topasstheexamifyoudon’tstudyhard.2.Therearelotsof_________kindsofbirdsinZhalong.3.Itis___________tokeepquietwhenyouwatchthebirdsandinsects.4.Hefeels_________becausehelosthiswallet.5.Tomisa______

student.Noneofuslikeher.6.Itis__________togettothecityinsuchashorttime.unableuncommonimportantunhappyimpossibleimportant,happy,able,honest,possible,common返回dishonest8/16Adverbsofmanner1.Heisalwaysverycarefulwhenhedrives.Hedrivescarefully.2.ManybirdsarecomfortablewhentheyliveinZhalongNatureReserveallyearround.ManybirdslivecomfortablyinZhalongNatureReserveallyearround.3.Itiseasyforthebirdstocatchfishforfoodinthewetlands.Thebirdscaneasilycatchfishforfoodinthewetlands.9/16Formtheadverbsfromtheadjectives.1.bad2.bright3.clear4.close5.correct6.soft

7.nice8.slow

1.gentle2.possible1.easy2.happy3.heavy4.noisy+lygentlypossibly-e+yeasilyhappilyheavilynoisily-y+ily1.good2.true3.hard4.fastwelltrulyhardfastBack10/16Yousingnicely.Whatdidshesay?Idon’tknow.Shespokeverysoftly.Unit5返回11/16Correctthemistake:1.Heplaysthepianoterriblely.2.Thelittlegirliscryingsad.3.Thesunisshiningbright.4.Themanontheradiotalksnoisyly.5.Plantsgrowhealthyiftheygetenoughwaterandsunshine.6.Theboyiseatingstrawberriescheerful.terriblysadlybrightlynoisilyhealthilycheerfully12/16How

(care)youare!Youlostyourbagagain.Lucywrotemore

(care)thanTom.Shedidbetterinthetest.3.It’s

(correct)tohuntinZhalong.4.Welearnedtotellpeopleaboutthem

(correct).5.

(luck),hewasnotbadlyhurt.6.Jackwas

(luck)tolosethegame.7.Heputtheboxonthedesk

(gentle).8.Thebirdsings

(nice).

carelesscarefullyincorrectcorrectlyLuckilyunluckygentlynicely13/16Whatdothesestructuresmean?dis-im-in-ir-un-summaryUnit5返回14/16方式副詞使用方式副詞組成（adj.adv.)Wecanuseadverbsofmannertogivemoreinformationaboutthewaythingshappen.(表示事情發(fā)生方式，通常修飾行為動詞。）Mostadjectives+l