八年年级英语上册英语课文原文

系统复习资料八年级上册英语课文原文Unit1　WheredidyougoonvacationSectionA2dRick：Hi，timenosee.Helen：Hi，，Iwasonvacationlastmonth.Rick：Oh，didyougoanywhereinterestingHelen：Yes，IwenttoGuizhouwithmyfamily.Rick：Wow！DidyouseeHuangguoshuWaterfallHelen：Yes，Iwaswonderful！①WetookquiteafewphotosaboutyouDidyoudoanythingspeciallastmonthRick：Notreally.②Ijuststayedathomemostofthetimetoreadandrelax.,SectionB2bDidJanehaveagoodtimeonMondayWhataboutonTuesdayMonday，July15thIarrivedinPenanginMalaysiathismorningwithmyfamily.①Itwassunnyandhot，sowedecidedtogotothebeachnearourhotel.②MysisterandItriedparagliding.③IfeltlikeIwasawassoexciting！Forlunch，wehadsomethingveryspecial-Malaysianyellowweredelicious！Intheafternoon，werodebicyclestoGeorgetown.④Therearealotofnewbuildingsnow，butmanyoftheoldbuildingsarestillWeldQuay，areallyoldplaceinGeorgetown，wesawthehousesoftheChinesetradersfrom100yearsago.⑤Iwonderwhatlifewaslikehereinthereallyenjoyedwalkingaroundthetown.Tuesday，July16th⑥Whatadifferenceadaymakes！MyfatherandIdecidedtogotoPenangHillwantedtowalkuptothetop，butthenitstartedrainingalittlesowedecidedtotakethetrain.⑦Wewaitedoveranhourforthetrainbecausethereweretoomanywegottothetop，itwasrainingreallydidn'thaveanumbrellasowewerewetandwasterrible！⑧Andbecauseofthebadweather，wecouldn'tseeanythingbelow.⑨Myfatherdidn'tbringenoughmoney，soweonlyhadonebowloffishandwassohungry！Butittastedgreat！,Unit2　HowoftendoyouexerciseSectionA2dJack：Hi，Claire，areyoufreenextweekClaire：①Hmm...nextweekisquitefullforme，Jack.Jack：ReallyHowcomeClaire：Ihavedanceandpianolessons.Jack：WhatkindofdanceareyoulearningClaire：Oh，swing'sfun！Ihaveclassonceaweek，everyMonday.Jack：HowoftendoyouhavepianolessonsClaire：Twiceaweek，onWednesdayandFriday.Jack：Well，howaboutTuesdayClaire：Oh，IhavetoplaytenniswithmydoyouwanttocomeJack：Sure！,SectionB2bWhatDoHighSchoolStudentsDoinTheirFreeTimeLastmonthweaskedourstudentsabouttheirfreetimequestionswereaboutexercise，useoftheInternetandwatchingaretheresults.Wefoundthatonlyfifteenpercentofourstudentsexerciseeveryfivepercentexercisefourtosixtimesapercentexerciseonlyonetothreetimesatwentypercentdonotexerciseatall!Weallknowthatmanystudentsoftengoonline，butweweresurprisedthatninetypercentofthemusetheInterneteveryothertenpercentuseitatleastthreeorfourtimesastudentsuseitforfunandnotforhomework.TheanswerstoourquestionsaboutwatchingtelevisionwerealsotwopercentofthestudentswatchTVonetothreetimesapercentwatchTVfourtosixtimesaeightyfivepercentwatchTVeveryday！①Althoughmanystudentsliketowatchsports，gameshowsarethemostpopular.②ItisgoodtorelaxbyusingtheInternetorwatchinggameshows，butwethinkthebestwaytorelaxisthroughishealthyforthemindandthebody.③Exercisesuchasplayingsportsisfun，andyoucanspendtimewithyourfriendsandfamilyasyouplaytogether.④Andremember，“oldhabitsdiehard”．Sostartexercisingbeforeit'stoolate！,Unit3　I'mmoreoutgoingthanmysister.SectionA2dJulie：Didyoulikethesingingcompetitionyesterday，AnnaAnna：Oh，itwasfantastic！Nellysangsowell!Julie：Yes，butIthinkLisasangbetterthanNelly.Anna：Oh，whichoneisLisaJulie：Theonewithshorterhair.①IthinkshesangmoreclearlythanNelly.Anna：Yes，butNellydancedbetterthanLisa.Julie：②ButyoucantellthatLisapracticedalotmoreandreallywantedtowin.Anna：Well，everyonewantstothemostimportantthingistolearnsomethingandhavefun.,SectionB2bJeffGreenMymothertoldmeagoodfriendislikea'mquieterandmoreseriousthanmost'swhyIlikereadingbooksandstudyingharderinbestfriendYuanLiisquiettoo，soweenjoystudying'mshysoit'snoteasyformetomakefriends.①ButIthinkfriendsarelikebooks—youdon'tneedalotofthemaslongasthey'regood.HuangLeiIt'snotnecessarytobethebestfriendLarryisquitedifferentfromistallerandmoreoutgoingthanbothlikesports，butheplaystennisbetter，sohealwayswins.②I'mgettingbetter，Larryoftensays，③“Mybestfriendhelpstobringoutthebestinme.”However，Larryismuchlesshard-working，soIalwaysgetbettergrades.④MaybeIshouldhelphimmore.MarySmithIdon'treallycareifmyfriendsarethesameasmeorfavoritesayingis，⑤“Atruefriendreachesforyourhandandtouchesyourheart.”MybestfriendCarolisreallykindandveryfunny.⑥Infact，she'sfunnierthananyoneIbrokemyarmlastyearbutshemademelaughandfeelbetter.⑦Wecantalkaboutandshareknowshecaresaboutmebecauseshe'salwaystheretolisten.,Unit4　What'sthebestmovietheaterSectionA　2dGreg：Hi，I'm'mnewintown.Helen：Hi，I'mtotheneighborhood！HowdoyoulikeitsofarGreg：It'sfantastic，butIstilldon'treallyknowmywayaround.Helen：Well，thebestsupermarketisonCentercanbuythefreshestfoodthere.Greg：Oh，thereacinemaaroundhereIlovewatchingmovies.Helen：Yes，SunCinemaisthenewestcansitthemostcomfortablybecausetheyhavethebiggestseats.Greg：Thanksfortellingme.Helen：①Noproblem.,SectionBWho'sGotTalentEveryoneisgoodatsomething，butsomepeoplearetruly'salwaysinterestingtowatchotherpeopleshowtheirshowsaregettingmoreandmore，therewereshowslikeAmericanIdolandAmerica'sGot，therearesimilarshowsaroundtheworld，suchasChina'sGotTalent.①Alltheseshowshaveonethingincommon：Theytrytolookforthebestsingers，themosttalenteddancers，themostexcitingmagicians，thefunniestactorsandsokindsofpeoplejointhesewhocanplaythepianothebestorsingthemostbeautifully②That'suptoyoutodec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intoapotandaddsomethat，cookthemfor30，addthecabbage，tomatoesandonionandcookforanother10minutes.Anna：OK，that'sitSam：②No，onemorething.③Finally，don'tforgettoaddsomesalt.,SectionB2bThanksgivingintheUnitedStates①Inmostcountries，peopleusuallyeattraditionalfoodonspecialspecialdayintheUnitedStatesisaremanyreasonsforthisspecialsomepeople，itisatimetogivethanksforfoodintheitisalwaysonthefourthThursdayinNovemberintheUnitedthistime，peoplealsorememberthefirsttravelersfromEnglandwhocametoliveinAmericaabout500yearsago.②Thesetravelershadalong，hardwinter，andmanyofthemthenextautumn，theygavethanksforlifeandfoodintheirnewhome.③Thesedays，mostAmericansstillcelebratethisideaofgivingthanksbyhavingabigmealathomewiththeirmaindishofthismealisalmostalwaysturkey，alargebird.MakingaturkeydinnerHereisonewaytomaketurkeyforaThanksgivingdinner.First，mixtogethersomebreadpieces，onions，saltandpepper.④Next，filltheturkeywiththisbreadmix.Then，puttheturkeyinahotovenandcookitforafewhours.⑤Whenitisready，placetheturkeyonalargeplateandcoveritwithgravy.Finally，cuttheturkeyintothinpiecesandeatthemeatwithvegetableslikecarrotsandpotatoes.,Unit9　CanyoucometomypartySectionA2dJeff：Hey，Nick，canyoucometomyhouseonSaturdayMycousinSamfromXi'anisgoingtobehere.Nick：Oh，Sam！Irememberwewentbikeridingtogetherlastfallwhenhevisitedyou.Jeff：Yes，that'sright.Nick：I'dlovetocome，butI'mafraidIcan'haveanexamonMondaysoImustprepareforit.Jeff：That'sreallytoobad！①Oh，butSamisn'tleavinguntilnextWednesday.②CanyouhangoutwithusonMondaynightNick：Sure！③CatchyouonMonday！SectionB2bHiDavid，Whatagreatidea！IreallylikeahelpedmetoimprovemyEnglishso'msadtoseehergo，andthispartyisthebestwaytosay“Thankyouandgoodbye.”Icanhelptobuysomeofthefoodandcanalsohelptobringtothealreadyhaveagreatideaabouthowtodothat.HeWeiHiDavid，Thankssomuchforplanning'dlovetocometotheparty，butI'mnotavailable.①MyfamilyistakingatriptoWuhanattheendofthismonthtovisitmyauntand，I'dstillbegladtohelpoutwithanyofthepartypreparations，likeplanningthemeknowifyouneedmyhelp.JakeDearclassmates，AsI'msureyouknowbynow，ourfavoriteteacher，，isleavingsoontogobacktothe'reverysadthatshe'sleavingbecausesheisafunshowhowmuchwe'regoingtomissher，let'shaveasurprisepartyforhernextFridaythe28th!CanyoucometothepartyIfso，canyouhelpwithanyofthesethingsPleasetellmebythisFriday.1)Buyfoodanddrinks.2)Thinkofgamestoplay.3)Preparethingsweneedforthegames(glue，paper，pens，...)．4)②Bringtothepartywithouttellinghersothatshecanbesurprised.③Ilookforwardtohearingfromyouall.DavidSectionB3aDearParents，IwouldliketoinviteyoutotheopeningofournewlibraryatHighopeningwillbeonthemorningofWednesday，January8that9：this，youcanenjoyourschoollunchwillbeintheschoolhallat12：dresswouldalsoliketoinviteeachparenttobringonebookasagiftforthenewlibrary.④PleasereplyinwritingtothisinvitationbyFriday，December20th.LarrySmithHeadmaster,Unit10　Ifyougototheparty，you'llhaveagreattime!SectionA2dJeff：Hey，thepartynextweek，shouldweaskpeopletobringfoodBen：No，let'sorderfoodfromaweaskpeopletobringfood，they'lljustbringpotatochipsandchocolatebecausethey'llbetoolazytocook.Jeff：thegames，doyouthinkweshouldgivepeoplesomesmallgiftsiftheywinBen：Ithinkthat'sagreatidea！Ifwedothat，morepeoplewillwanttoplaythegames.Jeff：Yes，thegameswillbemoreexciting，too.,SectionB2ba．Ifpeoplehaveproblems，theyshouldgetadvicefromanexpert.b．Ifpeoplehaveproblems，theyshouldtalktootherpeople.c．①Ifpeoplehaveproblems，theyshouldtrytokeepthemtothemselves.Studentsthesedaysoftenhavealotofworries：Sometimestheyhaveproblemswiththeirschoolwork，andsometimeswiththeircantheydoaboutthisSomepeoplebelievetheworstthingistodoMills，ateenagerfromLondon，agrees.“Problemsandworriesarenormalinlife，”saysLaura.“ButIthinktalkingtosomeonehelpsalot.②Unlesswetalktosomeone，we'llcertainlyfeelworse.”Lauraoncelostherwallet，andworriedforwasafraidtotellherparentsaboutevenwalkedthreemilestoschooleachdaybecauseshedidn'thaveanyjustkeptthinking，“IfItellmyparents，they'llbeangry！”③Intheend，shetalkedtoherparentsandtheywerereallyunderstanding.④Herdadsaidhesometimesmadecarelessmistakesgotheranewwalletandaskedhertobemorecareful.“Iwillalwaysremembertosharemyproblemsinthefuture！”Laurasays.RobertHuntadvisesstudentsaboutcommonfeelsthesamewayasLaura.“Itisbestnottorunawayfromourproblems.⑤Weshouldalwaystrytosolvethem.”Hethinksthefirststepistofindsomeoneyoutrusttotalkpersondoesn'tneedtobeanexpertlikehimself.⑥Studentsoftenforgetthattheirparentshavemoreexperiencethanthem，andarealwaystheretohelpthem.⑦InEnglish，wesaythatsharingaproblemislikecuttingitinyou'rehalfwaytosolvingaproblemjustbytalkingtosomeoneaboutit！,