七年级英语上册Unit5Doyouhaveasoccerball单元主题写作五新版人教新目标版

Unit 5 Do you have a soccer ball 本单元以“谈论物品所属关系”为话题，要求同学们能够简单介绍自己所拥有的物品。写作时，要求同学们能够正确使用行为动词have的一般现在时结构(I have/I don't have/He/She has/He/She doesn't have)介绍自己或他人的物品；并且能运用连词and和but连接并列的单词、短语和句子，以表达物品的数量和所属关系。假如你有一个朋友，她的名字是Gina Brown。她有1个足球、2个篮球、2个棒球、10个乒乓球，她没有排球和棒球棒。她的运动习惯：(1)在学校经常和朋友们踢足球。(2)喜欢打乒乓球，认为它有趣、容易。(3)不喜欢打排球，认为它无聊。(4)不打棒球，但喜欢看电视上的棒球比赛。 请你以“My Friend”为题来介绍一下她吧！单词1网球_2排球_ 3篮球_4困难的_5同班同学_6爱；喜爱_ 7有趣的_8轻松的；令人放松的_短语1打篮球_2玩电脑游戏_3打排球_4打乒乓球_5进行体育运动_6课后_7看电视_8去同一所学校上学_句型1Tom likes sports and he has six ping­pong balls. 汤姆喜欢运动，他有六个乒乓球。2Her brother has a baseball, but he doesn't have a soccer ball.她哥哥有一个棒球， 但是他没有足球。3I play basketball with my teacher after class. 我课后和老师打篮球。4I think it's interesting and relaxing for me. 我认为它对我来说有趣并且令人放松。高分模板My FriendI have a good friend. Her name is Gina Brown. We are in the same school. She has a soccer ball, two basketballs, two baseballs and ten ping­pong balls. But she doesn't_have volleyballs or baseball bats. She often plays soccer with her friends at school. She likes playing ping­pong. She_thinks_it's_interesting_and_easy_for_her. She doesn't like playing volleyball. She thinks it's boring. She doesn't play baseballshe only watches baseball games on TV.名师点评1文章较好地使用了行为动词have的一般现在时结构对Gina Brown的体育用品进行了介绍。2文章灵活运用了连词and和or列举物品，表达物品的所属关系， but表示转折关系。3文章正确运用了评价事物的句型：She thinks it's interesting and easy for her.高峰是一个足球迷，他有4个足球，还有很多球星的照片。但是他从来不踢足球，他只在电视上观看足球赛。他有两个朋友迈克和戴夫。请根据表格提示内容，介绍高峰和他的两个朋友的爱好。50词左右。NameMikeDavebasketballsoccer×ping­pong (boring)baseball (difficult)_详解详析【素材积累】单词1tennis2.volleyball 3.basketball4difficult5.classmate6.love/like7fun/interesting8.relaxing短语1play basketball2play computer games3play volleyball4play ping­pong5play sports6after class7watch TV8go to the same school【小试身手】One possible version：Gao Feng is a soccer fan. He has four soccer balls. And he has many photos of soccer stars, but he never plays soccer. He only watches soccer games on TV. He has two friends, Mike and Dave. Mike likes basketball, but he doesn't like ping­pong. He thinks it's boring. Dave likes soccer, but he doesn't like baseball. He thinks it's difficult.5