新牛津沈阳版八年级英语下册Unit 2 Body language教学课件 Period 3

S1: What does the boy enjoy?
S2: He enjoys reading books.
S1: What is the girl practising?
S2: She is practising climbing mountains.
S1: What is the girl good at? S2: She is good at skiing.
• Dancing is her favourite hobby.
subject
In pairs, ask and answer questions about the pictures. Follow the example.
S1: What can shaking your closed S1: What can resting your head on
3. _R_e_ad_i_ng_ builds your imagination.
4. _S_w_i_m_m_in_g_ is fun.
Gerunds as subjects
• Smiling shows that you are happy.
• Ballet training usually starts at an early age.
breathe do hear organize smoke take use walk
1 She is tired of _b_re_a_t_h_in_g_ the dirty air in the city centre. 2 She keeps on __w_a_lk_i_n_g_ to school instead of ____ta_k_i_n_g_ a bus. 3 He finally gave up _s_m_o_k_i_n_g_. 4 She is used to _u_s_in_g____ a handkerchief instead of a tissue. 5 She was interested in __d_o_in_g___ the puzzle. 6 She looks forward to _h_e_a_r_in_g__ from her new e-friend. 7 She is good at _o_r_g_an_i_z_in_g__ party activities.
Oxford English
Unit Module 1 Social communication
2 Body language
Period 3
Grammar
Show time
Share your report about your and your classmate’s body language.
hand show?
your hand
S2: Shaking your closed hand can show that
you’re angry.
show?
S2: Resting your head on your hand can show that
you’re bored.
S1: What can sighing show? S2: Sighing can show that you’re sad.
• Simon tried smiling at people.
object
We often use gerunds after these verbs.
consider enjoy
finish imagine
mind practise
suggest
In pairs, ask and answer questions about the pictures. Follow the example.
We often use gerunds after these phrases.
be fond of
be interested in
be used to
be good at be tired of
give up
keep on
think of
look forward to
Complete the sentences using the verbs in the box in the -ing form.
S1: What is the girl interested in?
S2: She is interested in playing chess.
Things to remember
We often use gerunds after prepositions.
Debbie is good at communicating with people. I am looking forward to going to Beijing.
We use gerunds as subjects, objects, predicatives, etc.
Gerunds are nouns ending in –ing. These nouns refer to actions and activities.
We form gerunds from verbs.
drop the –ie and add -ying
-ing
Look at the pictures and complete the sentences with gerunds.
1. I like _d_ra_w_in_g__.
2. S_m__ok_i_n_g damages
your health.
cate
communicatin g
dance
dancing
hold
holding
sigh
sighing
lie
lying
double the final consonant and add -ing
drop the –e and add -ing add -ing
S1: What can closing your eyes show? S2: Closing your eyes can show that
you’re thinking.
Gerunds as objects
• Debbie enjoys smiling and always looks friendly.
Gerunds
Gerunds are nouns ending in -ing. These nouns refer to actions and activities.
• Communicating is more than just speaking. • He tried smiling at people.