七年级英语下册 Unit 3 Welcome to Sunshine Town Stu
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A: Hi, Grant. What’s up? B: Hi, Eve. Can I ask you a question? A: Sure. What is it? B: You like kung fu movies, right? A: I love kung fu movies, and I like
Content words include:
Nouns Verbs
(except “to be” and affirmative helping verbs)
Adjectives and adverbs Some prepositions
(especially negative ones such as “without”)
Practice One
I’m working at the store. I’m selling women’s shoes. I started working there last week.
Practice Two
Millie: Where are you going, Daniel? Daniel: I’m going to the bookshop. Millie: What are you going to buy? Daniel: My pen is broken. I want to
buy a new one. Millie: I need some exercise books.
Can I go with you? Daniel: Sure.
We can stress some of the words to express the special mdeifafenrienngtss.tress
I want to buy a CD at the bookshop. b. I am talking about a bookshop,
not another kind of shop.
Stress different words according to the meanings you want to express.
Mr Lin is going to visit the USA next month.
I’ll be driving to the market to buy somethinቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱ to eat.
When we read the stressed words, the tone should go up.
Black Eye Li. He’s an Asian movie star. B: I saw one of his movies. It was really good. A: Black Eye Li is so cool.
Stress in
sentenc es
What should we stress?
How do we stress them?
Why do we stress them?
When we speak English, we often stress important words. These words are usually the content words.
He is a doctor.
Mr Li owns a four-bedroom
flat.
(It is a four-bedroom flat, not another kind
of flat.)
Stress different words according to the meanings you want to express.
different meaning
Mr Li owns a four-bedroom
flat.
(It is Mr Li that owns a four-bedroom flat.)
Mr Li owns a four-bedroom
flat.
(He does not rent the flat from others.)
Daniel sometimes watches TV on Sunday morning.
a. I am talking about watching TV, not another activity.
Stress different words according to the meanings you want to express.
(especially object pronouns such as “him”, “her” and “It”)
Conjunctions
I’ll be driving to the market to buy something to eat.
My aunt is a teacher in a middle school.
I want to buy a CD at the bookshop. c. I am talking about a CD, not
something else.
Stress different words according to the meanings you want to express.
I want to buy a CD at the bookshop. a. I am talking about what I want
to do, not what I do not want to do.
Stress different words according to the meanings you want to express.
We do not usually stress less important words. These words are usually the structure words.
Structure words include:
Articles Most prepositions
Most pronouns
Content words include:
Nouns Verbs
(except “to be” and affirmative helping verbs)
Adjectives and adverbs Some prepositions
(especially negative ones such as “without”)
Practice One
I’m working at the store. I’m selling women’s shoes. I started working there last week.
Practice Two
Millie: Where are you going, Daniel? Daniel: I’m going to the bookshop. Millie: What are you going to buy? Daniel: My pen is broken. I want to
buy a new one. Millie: I need some exercise books.
Can I go with you? Daniel: Sure.
We can stress some of the words to express the special mdeifafenrienngtss.tress
I want to buy a CD at the bookshop. b. I am talking about a bookshop,
not another kind of shop.
Stress different words according to the meanings you want to express.
Mr Lin is going to visit the USA next month.
I’ll be driving to the market to buy somethinቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱ to eat.
When we read the stressed words, the tone should go up.
Black Eye Li. He’s an Asian movie star. B: I saw one of his movies. It was really good. A: Black Eye Li is so cool.
Stress in
sentenc es
What should we stress?
How do we stress them?
Why do we stress them?
When we speak English, we often stress important words. These words are usually the content words.
He is a doctor.
Mr Li owns a four-bedroom
flat.
(It is a four-bedroom flat, not another kind
of flat.)
Stress different words according to the meanings you want to express.
different meaning
Mr Li owns a four-bedroom
flat.
(It is Mr Li that owns a four-bedroom flat.)
Mr Li owns a four-bedroom
flat.
(He does not rent the flat from others.)
Daniel sometimes watches TV on Sunday morning.
a. I am talking about watching TV, not another activity.
Stress different words according to the meanings you want to express.
(especially object pronouns such as “him”, “her” and “It”)
Conjunctions
I’ll be driving to the market to buy something to eat.
My aunt is a teacher in a middle school.
I want to buy a CD at the bookshop. c. I am talking about a CD, not
something else.
Stress different words according to the meanings you want to express.
I want to buy a CD at the bookshop. a. I am talking about what I want
to do, not what I do not want to do.
Stress different words according to the meanings you want to express.
We do not usually stress less important words. These words are usually the structure words.
Structure words include:
Articles Most prepositions
Most pronouns