七年级英语下册 Unit 5 Amazing things Study skills课件 (新版)牛

More exercises
1. joined ____/d_/_ 2. shared ____/d_/_ 3. shopped____/t_/_ 4. planned____/d_/_ 5. closed ___/_d_/_ 6. pushed ___/_t_/ _ 7. tried ___/d_/__
Practice
Matc/htt/he /d/ following words with t/heɪdso/unds of
their letters.
weighed moved visited
chatted asked jumped
passed started sounded
called used looked
Millie: That's OK. Sandy: I hope you enjoyed your day. What did you do? Millie: We watched a short film. It showed a lot of
amazing things in the world. Kitty: Then we played some amazing games. It was fun!
/t/ and /d/.
/ɪd/
shouted
Listen and repeat these words
/ t/ 1 danced 2 helped 3 talked 4 stopped
/d/ 5 played 6 lived 7 answered 8 carried
/ ɪd / 9 hated 10 needed 11 visited 12 shouted
More examples
/t/
watched, laughed, washed, cooked
looked, missed, liked, helped
/d / happened， raised， climbed， cried
followed， enjoyed， cared, moved
/ ɪd /
The ways of pronouncing -ed
/t
/ɪd/
9 hat/e — hated
/d 10 nee/d —
/t 11 vis/it —
/t 12 shou/t —
/ɪd/
needed
/ɪd/ Tip 3: -ed pronounces
visited
/ɪd/ after the sounds
2. Read the verbs with –ed endings correctly.
Practice makes perfect!
1. opened stopped 2. wanted hated 3. washed planned 4. turned passed 5. helped finished 6. danced listened 7. asked played 8. lived stayed
(N) (Y ) (N ) (N ) (Y) ( N) ( N) (Y )
/s 1 danc/e —
/p 2 hel/p —
/k 3 tal/k —
/p 4 sho/p —
/t danc/ed
/t helpe/d
清辅音
/t talke/d
Tip 1：-ed pronounces /t/ after the voiceless
/t consonants.
shoppe/d
The ways of pronouncing -ed
We're going to come here again next weekend. Sandy: Let me come with you then!
Summary
The ways of pronouncing –ed: 1. -ed pronounces /t/ after the voiceless
waited, shouted, wanted, planted needed, sounded, added, nodded
Listen and write (P65)
1. listened _/_d/__ 5. started /_I_d_/__ 9. stopped _/t_/___ 2. liked /_t_/__ 6. chatted _/I_d_/_ 10. raised /_d_/___ 3. wanted _/I_d_/_ 7. finished/_t/___ 11. walked _/t_/___ 4. hoped _/_t/___ 8. passed _/t_/___12. turned _/_d_/ __
/eɪ/
5 play —
/v 6 liv/e —
/ə 7 answ/er —
/ɪ/
8 carry —
/d played/
/d live/d
元音 浊辅音
/d Tip 2： -ed pronounces answer/ed /d/ after the voiced
/d carri/ed
consonants and vowels.
Unit 5 Amazing things Study skills
What did you do today?
1. I dried my hair. 2. I washed my hands. 3. I cleaned my room. 4ng the –ed ending
Listen and read (P65)
Millie: Sandy, you're late. The museum closed just a minute ago.
Sandy: Sorry. My grandma visited us this afternoon, so I stayed at home and talked to her.
consonants. 2. -ed pronounces /d/ after the voiced
consonants and vowels. 3. -ed pronounces /ɪd/ after the sounds
/t/ and /d/.
Homework
1. Write down some past forms of the regular verbs and put them in the right groups according to the pronunciations /t/, /d/ and /ɪd/.
8. planted ___/_ɪd_/_ 9. waited ___/_ɪd_/ 10. prepared ___/_d_/_ 11. failed ___/_d_/ 12. searched ___/_t/_ 13. moved ___/_d_/ 14. missed ___/_t/_
Practice: Do they have the same pronunciation?
Many verbs in the simple past tense end in the letters –ed. Do you know how many ways of pronouncing this ending there are?
The ways of pronouncing -ed