七年級下冊英語 可數(shù)名詞和不可數(shù)名詞的用法 教案

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 學(xué)科英語年級/冊七年級（下）教材版本人教版課題名稱To understand the usage between countable and uncountable nouns難點名稱Nouns；Countable and uncountable nouns；the different usages between countable and uncountable nouns.難點分析從知識角度分析為什么難In English, there are too many nouns for the juniors to remember.Nouns are also very important in our life. But we have countable and uncountable nouns. They are not very simple to master. Although some obey the rules, others are exceptions.  從學(xué)生角度分析為什么難For students, they always feel frustrated to remember if a noun is countable or uncountable. And sometimes it’s hard for English teacher to explain the reason, because there is no rule for English.難點教學(xué)方法1. To take as many as possible examples to illustrate.2. To show the basic knowledge of countable and uncountable nouns.3. To encourage students to keep reading.4. To teach the easiest way to find a word if it’s countable or uncountable.教學(xué)環(huán)節(jié)教學(xué)過程導(dǎo)入1. What is a noun? A noun can be a person, a place, and a thing.For example: this is my teacher. Teacher is a person, it’s a noun…2. Two types of a noun.We have countable and uncountable nouns.知識講解（難點突破）3. Look at countable nouns first.（1）regular forms① Put a/an in front it. It means a singular.e.g. a dog, a table② Put an in front it if a noun starts with a vowel sound. A,e,i,o,u.e.g. an elephant, an apple（2）+s① Most nouns behave like this by adding an “s”e.g. a cabbage cabbages, a pear pears, a schoolbag schoolbags...（3）+es① “s, c, ch, sh”e.g. bus buses, box boxes, watch watches, dish dishes…（4）y--i+es① “consonant+y” change y into i plus es.e.g. candy candies② “vowel+y”+ye.g. boy boys（5）f/fe--v+ese.g. knife knives, leaf leaves（6）exceptionsWoman women, man men, child children, foot feet, tooth teeth, mouse mice, sheep sheep…4. Uncountable nouns（1）no a/an s/ese.g. water money beef（2）singular verb e.g. Your money is on the table.     The beef doesn’t taste good.（3）quantitye.g. a packet of rice, three cups of coffee, two pieces of bread…（4）plural verb e.g. Two pieces of bread are enough for me.（5）both countable and uncountable with different meaningse.g. paper, hair, fish…5. The different usages between countable and uncountable nouns.（1）      （2）  （3）       課堂練習(xí)（難點鞏固）Write down:One uncountable food or drink nounOne uncountable collective nounOne uncountable abstract noun小結(jié)There are too many nouns for us to learn. How do you know more nouns if they’re countable or uncountable? The easiest way is that in the dictionary when you look up a word, you’ll see a [C] or a [U] next to that word. If it’s countable or uncountable, you’ll know how you can use it.