ReviewReviewWordsandexpressionsReadthewordsandexpressionsloudly.CDconcertmagazinescarfsilkdressT-shirtchoosen.光盘；激光唱片n.音乐会n.杂志n.围巾n.丝绸n.连衣裙；礼服n.T恤衫v.选择；挑选Wordsandexpressionsexercisewearexpensiveshoespendmoneyn.锻炼；练习v.穿；戴adj.昂贵的n.鞋，鞋子v.花(钱);花费n.钱，金钱Wordsandexpressionsfilmsongmatchweekendatweekendsn.电影n.歌曲n.比赛，竞赛(尤指体育)n.周末在周末WordsandexpressionswhoWhoarewegoingtochoosepresentsfor?Daming’suncleDaming’smotherTony’ssisterLingling’sfatherBetty’sauntanduncle看图并回答。①②③④⑤⑥⑦⑧⑨Whichpresentsdoyouchoose?1.DoesDaming’motherlikechocolate?2.Howmanysilkscarvesdoesshehavegot?3.HowoftendoDaming’sgrandparentsgetsomeexercise?Yes,shedoes.Answerthequestions.Eleven.Twenty.4.DoesTony’ssisterlikemusic?5.WhenLingling’sauntanduncleusuallywatchfootballonTV?6.Whichteamdotheyalwayslikewatching?Yes,shedoes.Atweekends.ACMilan.spend作动词，意为“花（钱），花费(时间)”，一般用表示人的名词作主语。常见用法有:★spend+名词花（费）……★spend+时间/金钱+onsth在……上花费时间/金钱★spend+时间/金钱+(in)doingsth花费时间/金钱做某事1.Shespendsalotofmoney.她花了很多钱。Tomspendsalotofmoneyeveryday.Jackspendstendollarsonthispresent.Ispendthreehours(in)cleaningtheroom.Thereislotsof/alotof/muchfoodinthefridge.冰箱里有许多食物。alotof与lotsof多用于肯定句，在否定句和疑问句中多用many或much。alotof相当于lotsof“许多，大量”,后面接不可数名词,相当于much。后面接可数名词复数形式时,相当于many。2.Shealsolikesfilmsandoftengoestothecinema,…她也喜欢电影，经常去电影院……concerts去听音乐会footballmatch去看足球比赛basketballmatches去看篮球比赛gotogotothecinema意为“去看电影”。类似的短语还有：go之后加to跟宾语,可构成一些动词短语。gotoschool上学gotothefilm去看电影gotothedoctor去看病gotobed上床睡觉Suppose:Tomorrowisyourfather’sbirthday,whatareyougoingtosendhim?Why?Myfatherlikesrunning/…,soIamgoingtosendhimapairoftrainers/…reading/books/magazines/films/candy/clothes/music/football/basketball/tabletennis/…FreetalkWritethesesentenceswith“’”(apostrophe).1.Damingunclelikesbooks,buthedoesnlikefootball.2.Bettyauntandunclelikethecinema.TheirfavouritefilmisLordoftheRings.3.TonysisteroftenbuysCDsbyherfavouritesingers.s’st’ts’ss’sWritingWriting4.Linglingfatherdoesngotofootballmatches.HewatchesTV.5.Damingmotherdoesnwearjeans.t’ts’ss’st’tMakealistofthingsyouandyourpartnerlikeanddo.ThingsyoulikeThingsyoudoYouplayfootball…getupearly…YourpartnerAdescriptionofyouMynameis…Ilike…Ialways…AdescriptionofyourpartnerMypartner’snameis…She/Helikes…She/Heoften…
