Key points of English final review in the second volume of the fifth grade of People's Education Press

The final term is drawing near. As a fifth-grade student, English is a difficult subject, s

Key points of English final review in the second volume of the fifth grade of People's Education Press

The final term is drawing near. As a fifth-grade student, English is a difficult subject, so we should review and summarize the final term. Let me share some articles with you, hoping to help you!

The first basic sentence pattern:

1. Ask the law of life:

-When did you ...? When did you ...

-I usually ... at ... Sometimes I ... I usually do something at 7 pm ... at 0 o'clock. sometimes ...

When do you go to school? What time do you go to school every day?

-I usually go to school at 7 o'clock. Sometimes I go to school at 7: 10.

2. Ask about living habits:

-What do you do on weekends? What do you do on weekends?

-I usually/often ... sometimes I ... ..

What do you do all week?

-I often play football. Sometimes I go shopping with my mother.

3. Introduce your living habits:

I go hiking every weekend. I go hiking every weekend.

I do my homework at eight o'clock every night. I do my homework at eight o'clock every night.

4. Ask about occupation:

-What do you do? What do you do?

-I am a doctor/nurse/policeman ...

Thank you for telling me your day! Thank you for telling me about your day.

Let's ... let's ... let's = let's.

Let's go hiking together next Sunday. Let's go hiking together next week.

Sentence pattern conversion:

1. affirmative sentence? General problem: I usually get up at 6 o'clock. Do you usually get up at 6 o'clock?

Yes, I know. No I don't.

In the third person, he has dinner at 6 pm? Does he have dinner at 6 pm?

2. affirmative sentences? Negative sentence: I like playing the piano. I don't like playing the piano.

I can play piano. ? I can't play the piano.

3. Underline problem:

I often go shopping on weekends. → When are you going shopping?

I often go shopping on weekends. What do you do on weekends?

I am a student. → What do you do?

I go to school at seven. When do you go to school?

Knowledge expansion:

(1) Synonym: Playing sports = doing sports.

Have breakfast/lunch/dinner

(2) Synonymous sentence: What do you do? = What are you? What do you do?

⑶ General future tense: about to.

The weather forecast says it will rain tomorrow.

The second basic sentence pattern:

1. Ask which season you like:

(1)-Which season do you like best? Which season do you like best?

-I like+season+best. I like spring/summer/autumn/winter best.

I like summer because I can swim in the sea.

What's your favorite season? What's your favorite season?

-Spring∕summer∕fall∕winter is my favorite season.

2. Ask about the weather:

What's the weather like in autumn in Beijing? What's the weather like in autumn in Beijing?

-It's sunny and cool.

3. Ask the reason:

-Why do you like winter best? Why do you like winter best?

Because I can play with snow and make a snowman.

Ask what you want to do.

-What do you want to do?

-I want to go to climb∕play ... I will.

Asking about the specific season

What season is March in Beijing? What season is March in Beijing?

Spring has arrived.

Ask what you can do.

-What can I do there? What can I do there?

You can go to the Great Wall. You can go to the Great Wall.

7. Ask where you plan to go next. Will be in the simple future tense.

-Where are you going on holiday? where are you going on holiday？

I'm going to Canada. I'm going to Canada.

8. Summer is from June to August. June to August is summer.

9. How do I look? How do I look?

10. Send me an apostle card.

1 1. How did that happen? How could this happen!

12. When is the best time to go to Beijing? Fall down. When is the best time to go to Beijing? Autumn.

Knowledge expansion:

1. Special questions:

(1) This leads to a special question, which season do you like best?

(2) Why-guided special questions ask why you like a certain season: Why do you like summer?

(3) When leads to a special question and asks When: When is the best time to go to Beijing?

2. The third person singular form: say-say-say-ask-ask-ask e-es.

3. Simple and plural: leaves-leaves-trees.

4. Synonym: autumn-autumn

5. Synonymous sentence: Which season do you like best? What's your favorite season?

6. It's snowy, cloudy and rainy

Article 31, knowledge point induction

Classic dialogue 1

When do you get up? When do you get up?

I usually get up at 6:30. I usually get up at half past six.

What about you? /and you? What about you?

I get up at 7 o'clock. I usually get up at 7 o'clock.

The important sentence pattern of this dialogue is:

Question: When did you say+verb phrase?

A: I am natural+verb phrase+in+time.

The phrases that can replace the underline are: doing morning exercises, eating breakfast, taking English classes, doing sports, eating dinner, climbing mountains and shopping; Shopping and playing the piano

Visit grandparents and go hiking.

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