Unit1ThewrittenwordGrammarandusage教案（牛津版选修8）.doc

PAGE  PAGE - 7 - ________________________________ 2. Many people can speak English nowadays. _________________________________ 3. You must make your bed after you get up every day. _______________________________________________ 4. His mother has a beautiful car.________________________________________________ 5. We need a pen and piece of paper. ________________________________________________ 6. I need wear a warm coat. _________________________________________________ 7. The old man always goes for a walk in the park after supper. _______________________________________________ 8. The doctors volunteer in the countryside every year. _________________________________________ 9. Mike does sports in the afternoon. ________________________________ 10. You’d better talk with your parents right now. ___________________________________ Keys: 1. They aren’t listening to pop music now. 2. Many people can’t speak English nowadays. 3. You don’t have to make your bed after you get up every day. 4. His mother doesn’t have a beautiful car. 5. We don’t need a pen and piece of paper. 6. I needn’t wear a warm coat. 7. The old man seldom goes for a walk in the park after supper. 8. The doctors don’t volunteer in the countryside every year. 9. Mike doesn’t do sports in the afternoon. 10. You’d better not talk with your parents right now.Step 3: Explanation and practice 1. Make a list of the most commonly used negative words: no, not, never, neither, hardly, seldom, few, little, barely… 2. Please decide whether it is a true statement: John Keats was a famous short story writer. This statement is untrue. We can correct an untrue statement in the following way: John Keats was not a famous short story writer. 3. As we learned, negative statements are often used to correct a mistaken idea. Let’s recall the ways to make negative statements. 4. Read Part 1 and Part 2. When not is used with a negative prefix, the meaning of the sentence is positive. However, the