广州版 七年级英语 上册知识点归纳

七年级（上册）Unit 1 Making friendsGrammar: 1 Learn how to ask and answer WH-questions. 1.1 what is her/his name? 1.2 where is she from?=where dose she come from?1.3 who is/are your friend(s)?1.4 how old is he ?/how old are they?1.5 when do you go to bed?1.6 why do you like your school?1.7 how do you go to school?1.8 which colour does she like, red or yellow?1.9 how many e-friends does he have?2 Learn when to use a and an before nouns. a boy a teacher a computer a unit a football team a violin an apple an ice cream an egg an old book an hour an umbrella Rules:1 if a noun starts with a consonant sound we use a before it.2 if a noun starts with a vowel sound, we use an before it.Unit 2 Daily lifeGrammar:1 learn how to use the simple tense. P21 Definition: to talk about regular actions.Rule p21 2 adverb and adverbial phrases of frequently p22Always /usually/often/sometimes/seldom/ never (频率从高到低）Rule p23Unit 3 The earth Grammar:1 learn how to use countable and uncountable nunsrule p35 1.1 can have plurals 1.2 can use a or an before nouns.Uncountable nouns only take singular verbs. Using there is/are .疑问句形式：is(不可数或者可数名词单数前）/are （可数名词复数前）there .Unit 4 Seasons Grammar: learn how to use adjectivesRule p49 turn nouns into adjective by adding -y to the word . Using a adjective after the verb to be.(am, is ,are) It is +Adjective+ to +a verb Unit5 Visiting the moon Grammar: the simple future tense with will p63 the simple future tense with be going to p65Unit 6 Travelling around Asia Grammar:Conditional sentences (主将从现） If-clause talks about a possible actions and the results of these actions.Unit 7 School clubsGrammar: the simple past tense. Definition: talk about things that happened or did not happened in the past.Most verbs +edVerb ending in -e+d Verbs ending in a consonant letter+y +iedSome verbs ending in a vowel letter +a consonant letter double the final consonant letter+ed (yesterday, last month, two weeks ago,the day before yesterday)Unit 7 collecting things Grammar: learn how to use personal pronouns, possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns.