2018-2019学年上九年级英语教学课件(广深牛津版)U4 Writing

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3. polite adj. 有礼貌的 impolite adj.没礼貌的 be polite to ... 对……有礼貌 她总是很有礼貌。 She’s always very polite. 嘴里塞满食物跟别人说话是不礼貌的。 It’s not polite to talk with your mouth full.
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Dear Aunt Linda I read your advice page every week. It is very useful. I have a problem with a classmate, and I need your advice. Last week, I saw my classmate in the street. He was shouting at his mum. I was surprised to see this. He’s a polite student at school, but he wasn’t polite to his mum at all! I told my parents about his behaviour, but they said it was none of my business. I want my classmate to stop shouting at his mum. Should I tell him so? What do you suggest? Thanks for reading my email. I hope to hear from you soon. Yours, David
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5. Thanks for reading my email. I hope to hear from you soon. 感谢你读我的电子邮件。我希望很快收 到你的来信。 (1) thanks for doing sth 谢谢某人做某事 例如： 谢谢你借你的单车给我。 Thanks for lending me your bike.
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短 语 收 藏 夹（Writing）
带*的是学过的短语 *be surprised to do ... *be polite to ... *thanks for doing sth *fight with … *keep borrowing books *borrow … from … *in ... situation 很吃惊做…… 对……有礼貌 对做某事表示感谢 与……打架 一直借书 向……借…… 在……的情况/ 处境
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Instant communication
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Basic components of an E-Mail
In general, an email has two big parts: Heading and body 收件人 Salutation
a A friendly comment b A friendly ending c A request for advice d The subject of the letter e The problem
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To: Aunt Linda
From: David
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(2) hear from sb 收到某人的信件 （或电子邮件、电话等） hear of / about 听说；听到 例如： 我过去经常收到他的信。 I often heard from him in the past. 你听过这个故事吗？ Have you heard of / about the story?
n. 评论 p.59 n. 要求；请求 p.59 adj. 有礼貌的 p.59 pron. 没有一个；毫无p.59 n. 考试 p.60
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短 语 收 藏 夹（Writing）
带*的是学过的短语 none of one’s business hear from *face difficult situations *in daily life *a friendly comment *a request for advice *not ... at all *shout at ... 与某人无关 p.59 收到某人的信件p.59 面对困难的处境 日常生活中 一个友善的评价 一个求建议的要求 一点也不；完全不 朝……喊叫
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A David has written an email to Aunt Linda to ask for advice. What does his email include? Read the email and fill in the blanks with the letters of the correct labels from the box.
2. *request n. 要求；请求 应她的请求，我们这样做。 We did it at her request. 他同意了他的请求。 He agreed to his request. 她要求在她的房间里加一张床。 She requested an extra bed in her room.
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Notes (Writing)
1. comment n. 评论 这部新电影获得了好评。 The new film received many good comments. 我给了他一个差评。 I gave him a bad comment.
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Subject
The Body
Signature
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Part II Pre-Learning
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Let’s learn the new words and expressions.
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New words
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comment *request polite none exam
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To: Aunt Linda From: David Dear Aunt Linda I read your advice page every week. It is very useful. I have a problem with a classmate, and I need your advice. Last week, I saw my classmate in the street. He was shouting at his mum. I was surprised to see this. He’s a polite student at school, but he wasn’t polite to his mum at all! I told my parents about his behaviour, but they said it was none of my business. I want my classmate to stop shouting at his mum. Should I tell him so? What do you suggest? Thanks for reading my email. I hope to hear from you soon. Yours, David
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4. none pron. 没有一个；毫无 none of one’s business 与某人无关
她一直等着回复，但是没有消息。 She waited for a reply, but none came. 他们当中没有一个是日本人。 None of them is / are Japanese. 这不关你的事。 It’s none of your business.
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Who is the letter from? David. Aunt Linda. Who is the letter to? What is the writer’s problem? He saw his classmate shouting at his mum in the street. What did the writer’s parents say? They said it was none of David’s business. What does the writer want? He wants his classmate to stop shouting at his mum. What advice does the writer want to get from Aunt Linda? He wants to know what to tell his classmate.
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Part III While-Learning
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Writing
Read the introduction and the article on page 59. Then answer the quest Linda We often face problems or difficult situations in daily life. We can ask our friends, parents or teachers for help or write to the advice page of newspapers or magazines.