《Language in use》the weather PPT courseware

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《Language in use》the weather PPT courseware

Ⅰ. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the phrases given in the box

travel around, get cooler, warm clothes, rain a lot, all day

1. It _______ in summer in Hunan. It’s often rainy there.

2. In our home town, the weather ________ in autumn.

3. If you want to________, bring a map.

4. Don’t go to Alaska in winter. It’ll be dark ________ and very cold.

5. It’s cold outside, so you’d better wear___________.

Answer: 1. rains a lot 2. gets cooler 3. travel around

4. all day 5. warm clothes

Ⅱ. Single choice

1. (2014·Final term in Jianyang, Fujian) The weather of Wuhan in summer is hotter than ______ in Tianjin.

A. one B. that C. it

2. ______you’ll have a good time when you travel to some places of interest.

A. Make sure B. Is sure

C. Making sure D. Being sure

3. What do you do ________rainy days?

A. in B. on C. at D. /

4. Daming is taller than ______in his class.

A. other students B. other students

C. another student D. any other student

5. We feel very warm in winter when the sun ______in the mornings.

A. comes out B. go out

C. comes in D. come into

Modal verbs may/might express possibility

【Context Comprehension】

Observe the example sentences carefully and understand the usage of the word "possible" in the sentence.

1. It’s cloudy, too, so it might snow.

2. Bring a map because you may want to travel around.

3. It’s probably sunny and hot there.

4. It is possible that it’ll be snowy in the night.

5. Maybe the weather will get better.

【Knowledge Construction】

(1) Two test points on the modal verb may/might

1. Basic usage of modal verbs may/might.

The modal verbs may/might do not have changes in person or number. They cannot be used as predicates alone in a sentence. They must be followed by the verb prototype to form the predicate of the sentence. If you want to express "someone may do something; something may happen in the future", you can use may or might.

2.The difference between may and might.

① When used in interrogative sentences, in the first person, to express "asking for permission", the tone of might is more euphemistic than may.

② When expressing guesses, might is less likely than may.

(2) Other ways of expressing "possible"

1. The adjectives possible and probable mean "possible", and the mood of probable is stronger than possible. Commonly used sentence patterns: It is+possible/probable+to do sth., It is possible/probable that. . . .

2. The adverb maybe, perhaps means "maybe, maybe" and is often used at the beginning of a sentence. Maybe is mostly used in spoken language.

3. The adverbs probably and possibly means "possibly": probably indicates a greater possibility than possibly. Commonly used sentence patterns: subject+will probably/possibly+verb, etc.

[Put what you learn into practice] Single choice.

1. —Where’s your brother?

—I don’t know. He ________ be at home.

A. must B. shouldC. mayD. need

2. Bring your swimsuit because you ________ want to swim in the sea.

A. might B. could C. would D. should

3. —Excuse me. Where is the hospital?

—I’m not sure. It ________ next to the bank.

A. maybe B. may be C. must be D. can’t be

4. It will ________ get cold later in the evening. Put on some warm clothes when you go out.

A. may B. might C. probable D. probably

Ⅰ. Vocabulary shorthand

1. Shower (n. ) __________

2. Temperature (n. ) __________

3. Skating (v. ) __________

4. However; despite (conj. ) __________

5. Annoying; terrible (adj. ) __________

6. southeast; southeast; facing southeast (n. &adj. ) __________

Answer: 1. shower 2. temperature　3. skate　4. although

5. terrible　6. southeast

Ⅱ. Phrase translation

1. Hurry ________on

2. Sometimes; occasionally ________ time ________time

3. also as______

4. compared to __________

5. sounds great __________

6. take photos of __________

7. all year round __________

Answer: 1. come　2. from; to　3. well　4. Compared with...

5. Sounds good 6. Take pictures of... 7. All year round; all year round

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