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1、Whendoyouusuallygetup?Whattimedoeshegetup?TextItwasSunday.InevergetupearlyonSundays.Isometimesstayinbeduntillunchtime.LastSundayIgotupverylate.Ilookedoutofthewindow.Itwasdarkoutside.'Whataday!'Ithought.'It'srainingagain.'Justthen,thetelephonerang.ItwasmyauntLucy.'I'vejustarrivedbytrain,'shesaid.'I'm

2、comingtoseeyou.''ButI'mstillhavingbreakfast,'Isaid.'Whatareyoudoing?'sheasked.'I'mhavingbreakfast,'Irepeated.'Dearme,'shesaid.'Doyoualwaysgetupsolate?It'soneo'clock!'课文分析：ItwasSunday.InevergetupearlyonSundays.Isometimesstayinbeduntillunchtime.LastSundayIgotupverylate.鼓励某人Nevergiveup别放弃。Neversaydie.永

3、不言败。earlyadj./adv.Theearlybirdcatchestheworm.早起的鸟儿有虫吃。捷足先登。lateadj./adv.晚的/晚地I’msorryforbeinglate.stayuplate熬夜，醒着，不去睡lately,recently最近Haveyoubeenabroadlately?最近你出国过吗？Iboughtanewcarlately.最近我买了一辆新车。lately通常用在现在完成时和一般过去式中。sometimesadv.有时候sometimes几次，几倍sometime一段时间sometime将来或过去的某一时间Iwillbesomebodysomet

4、imeinthefuture.将来总有一天我会变成一个大人物。sometime，sometime，sometimes和sometimes是常用的几个词，它们形似而含义不同。请记住下面口诀：分开是“一段”，相连为“某时”。分开s是“倍、次”，相连s是“有时”。读读下面四句话，便会运用这四个词。例如：（1）I’llstayhereforsometime．我将在这儿呆一段时间。（2）KatewillbebacksometimeinFebruary．凯特将在2月某个时候回来。（3）Ourschoolissometimeslargerthantheirs．我们学校比他们学校大几倍。（4）Joangoes

5、toschoolonfoot，butsometimesbybike．琼步行上学，但有时也骑自行车去。1、InevergetupearlyonSundays.复数用法:星期名词后面加上“s”，通常指“每个星期几”，用于一般现在时态中，说明经常性的动作或状态。如：ShehelpshermotherdohouseworkonSundays.每个星期日她都帮妈妈做家务。表示“在星期几”、“星期几的上午/下午/晚上”，介词都用on。如：onFriday在星期五onFridayafternoon在星期五的下午注意：当星期名词前有last,this,next(下一个)等词修饰时,一般不再用介词。Weareg

6、oingtoamoviethisSaturday.这个星期六我们打算去看一部电影。翻译下列句子。1.今天星期几？__________________________2.彼得每个周六都去游泳俱乐部。__________________________3.下个星期日我要去看祖父母。__________________________课堂练习Whatday(oftheweek)isittoday?/Whatdayistoday?PetergoestotheswimmingclubonSaturdays.I’llgotoseemygrandparentsnextSunday.2、Isometimess

7、tayinbeduntillunchtime.①until/till修饰的谓语动词为延续性动词。在句首时多用until.Let’swaittill/untiltherainstopsUntilthen,Iknewnothingatallaboutit.②主句谓语动词为非延续性动词时，应用not…until…(直到…才…）Shedidnotcomebackuntilthismorning.直到你回来