外研版七年级英语上册全部知识点

外研版七年级英语上册全部知识点In Module 1 of the 7th grade textbook。

we learn about our XXX.Firstly。

we learn about the usage of the verb "be." "Am" is used after the first-person pronoun "I," "is" is used after the third-person singular pronoun。

and "are" is used after the second-person pronoun "you" and all other XXX is "I am。

you are。

he/she/it is。

we/they are."Next。

we learn about how to turn XXX。

For the verb "be," we can simply add the subject after the verb。

For example。

"Are you a student?" For modal verbs like "can," we add the modal verb before the subject and the base form of the main verb after。

For example。

"Can you speak English?" For auxiliary verbs like "do," "does," and "did," we add the auxiliary before the subject and the base form of the main verb after。

For example。

"Do you like English?"We also learn about personal pronouns。

which have different forms for the subject and object cases。

For example。

"I" is the subject form and "me" is the object form。

Possessive pronouns also have different forms for adjective and noun use。

such as "my book" and "mine."In terms of social English。

we learn how to introduce ourselves and ask basic ns like name。

origin。

and age。

We also learn how to XXX.Finally。

XXX on the word "Chinese," which can refer to the Chinese language。

Chinese people。

or something related to China。

It can be used as a XXX.I am a student from China。

As a Chinese student。

I am XXX the world.What do you think about listening to some music。

How about some apples。

These are some ns I would like to offer.ItXXX.e to China。

You are e here。

These are ways to XXX.Thank you。

You are e。

These are polite phrases to use when expressing gratitude.In English。

the first name comes before the last name。

while in China。

the last name comes before the first name。

There may also be a middle name in een.I am a student。

too。

This means that I also fit into the category of being a student。

The word "too" is often used at the end of a sentence。

XXX.The room is too small。

This means that the room is too small and cannot modate what is needed。

"Too" is used to modify adjectives or adverbs in their original form.In expressing a class and grade。

the class is ned first and then the grade。

with both "class" and "grade" capitalized。

For example。

"I'm in Class 1 Grade 2."Module 2: My Family for Grade 7 (Part 1)Grammar Knowledge1.Demonstrative Pronouns1) "This/these" means "this/these" and refers to people or things that are closer to the speaker in time or space。

For example。

"This is my bike" or "These bikes are XXX."2) "That/those" means "that/those" and refers to people or things that are farther from the speaker in time or space。

For example。

"That is his book" or "Those books are his."2.Possessive NounsXXX: (1) Add "'s" after a noun (usually used for living things)。

For example。

"These are Tom's books."2) Add "of" before a noun (usually used for non-living things)。

For example。

"I like the color of the desk."a) For singular or XXX "s," add only "'" at the end of the word。

without adding "s." For example。

"This is Thomas' room" or "These are the students' books."b) For plural nouns not ending in "s," add "'s" at the end of the word。

For example。

"Today is Children's Day."c) When two or more things share ownership。

only use the possessive form after the last noun。

However。

when two or more things have separate ownership。

use the possessive form after each noun。

For example。

"This is Jim and Tom's book" or "These are Jim's and Tom's desks."d) When using both "'s" possessive and "of" possessive together。

it is called "double possessive." There are two ways to form this: "of" + noun possessive or "of" + pronoun possessive。

For example。

"He is a friend of my father's" or "She is a friend of mine."e) The word representing a place or n is often omitted after "'s" possessive。

For example。

"He often goes to his uncle's."Social ns1.确认身份的句型：Is this your mother?Yes。