人教版八年级英语下册unit8单元知识点归纳总结

人教版八年级英语下册unit8单元知识点
归纳总结
Unit 8 Knowledge Summary n A
Have you read "Little Women" yet。

This is an example of
the present perfect tense。

The basic sentence structure for the present perfect tense is: subject + auxiliary verb "have/has" + past participle of the verb。

The auxiliary verb "have/has" can be used
in negative and n forms as well。

This tense is used to indicate the impact or result of an n that happened in the past on the present。

It is often used with adverbs such as "already," "yet," "never," "ever," "before," and "just." It can also be used to XXX up to the present。

often with time ns such as "since" or "for."
For example。

"I have finished my homework。

so I am free now." This XXX being free at present。

Another example is "I
have been learning English for more than ten years," which indicates that the n of learning English XXX up to the present.
XXX een "already" and "yet" is that "already" is often used in affirmative sentences。

while "yet" is used in negative and XXX。

For instance。

"He has already left here," and "My teachers XXX."
What's it like?" is a n used to ask for a n or n of something.
1.What is Anna like in terms of appearance。

2.Oliver Twist tells the story of a boy who discovers an island full of treasures while at sea。

3.The novel is about the growth and development of four sisters。

4.Hurry up。

we need to move quickly。

5.The book report is expected to be XXX the next two weeks.
When I first arrived on the islandXXX new to me。

and I had to start from XXX。

I was XXX.
I brought back many useful items from the island。

such as food。

drink。

tools。

knives。

and guns。

These items were essential for my survival on the island。

I had to learn how to use them properly in order to hunt for food and defend myself against any potential dangers.
One of the most XXX from my time on the island was knowledge。

I learned how to live off the land and how to fend for myself。

I also learned about the local wildlife and their rs。

XXX hunter。

This knowledge has stayed with me even after leaving the island.
XXX amount of time on the island。

I was finally able to leave。

It was a bittersweet moment。

as I had grown attached to the island and all that it had taught me。

However。

I was also excited to return to XXX.
In n。

my time on the XXX。

I went from having nothing to XXX with me to this day。

It was a challenging but rewarding journey。

and I am grateful for all that I learned during my time there.
Bring up means to raise and care for a child until they are XXX something means to take it to them。

Take means to bring something from where the speaker is to somewhere else。

There are many phrases using take。

such as take care。

take charge of。

take hold of。

take off。

take out。

take a look。

take away。

take exercise。

take it easy。

and take one’s time.
1.A XXX and asks for help。

The speaker offers to take it for them.
2.The teacher tells students not to bring any food into the classroom.
3.XXX.
4.Sam is asked to fetch someone's iPhone from their bedroom.
5.Someone left their keys in a meeting room and asks for them to be fetched.
6.XXX it to school the next day.
7.The speaker wonders who else is on their island.
She was walking towards the town when I met her。

I ran into her as she was making her way towards the town。

In a basketball match。

players move towards one end of the XXX。

The student named Wang Lin is my example in English learning。

Wang Lin。

the student。

serves as my example in English learning。

Would you like something to drink?" XXX。

XXX.
No。

XXX.
Would you like to do something。

This XXX to do something。

and "like" can be replaced with "love"。

For example。

"Would
you like/love to play football with me?" and the response could be "Yes。

I'd like/love to" or "I'd like/love to。

but I'm too busy".
XXX sentence "He would like to go out for a walk" means
that he wants to go out and take a walk。

while "Our parents would like us to study well" means that our parents want us to study hard.
Answer to 黑龙江齐齐哈尔3: A。

Yes。

please.
Answer to 广东湛江3: C。

No。

thanks.
Answer to 福建泉州1: A。

That's very kind of you.
Every time Sally is in the library。

she looks at the many books she hasn't read yet and can't wait to read them.
How nice the ice cream looks。

I can't wait to taste it.
What is your n of them?
The documentary A Bite of China is pretty good。

It has attracted lots of TV audiences.
Think of is a fixed phrase that means "n (someone/something)。

consider。

think about。

have a certain n about。

" It is followed by a noun。

pronoun。

or verb in the -ing form。

For example: What do you think of your Chinese teacher。

I like her very much.
Think of can be interchangeable with think about when it means "consider。

think about。

have a certain n about。

" For
example: What do you think of the movie。

= What do you think about the movie?
However。

when think of means "recall。

remember。

think about," it cannot be replaced by think about。

For example: I always think of my childhood.
Many modern songs focus on the importance of money and success in American life。

but fail to address the sense of belonging to a community or group.
XXX sb's"。

using the phrase "belong to + person's name + pronoun object" (not using possessive pronouns)。

Note that "belong to" cannot be used in the progressive or passive form。

and the subject is often a thing.
For example。

"The yellow car belongs to Mr。

Smith" can be rewritten as "The yellow car is Mr。

Smith's."
In the n from Gansu Lanzhou 2.the correct answer is B。

"Yours" is a possessive pronoun and cannot be used with "belong to." The correct form is "belong to + person's name + pronoun object."
XXX Huanggang。

the correct form is "belongs to Li Ying" without the possessive apostrophe.
XXX Harbin。

the correct answer is C。

"Belongs to" means that success is attributed to the person with a never-give-up attitude.
Country music is known for bringing us back to a time when people were kind to each other and trusted one another。

which can be expressed as "country music brings us back to the 'good old days' when people were friendly to each other and trusted one another." Note that "kind to" means "friendly to."
Recently。

"Food Safety" has e a hot topic。

XXX。

hits every day。

I have a hope to see him sing live one day。

I hope to be able to attend the Olympic Games in 2016 and see it live。

XXX records XXX。

Note: "The number of" is used to refer to the quantity of something and is followed by a XXX should be singular。

On the other hand。

"a number of" means "many" and is followed by a plural noun。

with a plural verb following it.
Hello everyone。

Please allow me to introduce myself.
At the end of the day。

we were brought back to our school by the bus。

It was evening by then and we were all tired from the day's activities.
Note: XXX.。