外研版英语八年级上册 Module 3 早读手册

Module 3  SportsUnit 1A: Hi, Anna. You look unhappy. What’s the matter? B: Bad luck! I hurt my left arm yesterday. A: How did it happen?B: We played volleyball in the Olympic Stadium. When a volleyball was coming， I ran to catch it but missed it and fell over. A: Sorry to hear that. You should be more careful. Is it serious?B: Not serious. I already saw the doctor. I’ll get well in a few days. A: Is volleyball your favourite sport? B: Sure. It is an exciting sport. Nothing is more enjoyable than playing volleyball. Are you interested in it too, Tom? A: I don’t mind playing volleyball. But I’m more interested in baseball. Some people think it is boring, but I think it is relaxing. B: I like baseball too.A: Let’s play baseball this weekend. B: I’m afraid I can’t. I don’t have plenty of time this weekend.A: OK. Maybe next time.1. baseball  n.  棒球2. volleyball  n.  排球3. boring  adj.  烦人的;无聊的4. exciting  adj.  令人激动的;使人兴奋的5. relaxing  adj.  令人愉悦的;使人放松的6. score  v. (体育比赛中)得(分)【新义:n. (考试中的)分数；成绩】7. already  adv. 已经;早已8. matter  n.  问题;麻烦【新义:v. 要紧；有影响】9. hurt  v. (hurt) (使)疼痛;(使)受伤10. enjoyable  adj. 令人愉快的;有乐趣的11. Olympics  n. 奥林匹克运动会12. stadium  n.  体育场13. miss  v.  未击中;未达到【新义:v. 思念；错过；不理解】14. mind  v. 介意;讨厌;反对15. plenty  pron. 大量；众多1. boring adj.  烦人的;无聊的 → bored adj.  感到厌烦的2. exciting adj.  令人激动的;使人兴奋的 → excited adj. 感到激动的3. relaxing adj.  令人愉悦的;使人放松的 → relaxed adj. 感到放松的4. hurt v. (使)疼痛;(使)受伤 过去式 hurt 5. enjoy  v. 喜欢 → enjoyable adj. 令人愉快的;有乐趣的1. on TV 在电视上2. a minute ago一分钟前3. last week上周4. at all根本，一点也5. sit down坐下6. be sure about 确信；对……有把握7. play tennis 打网球8. bad luck 坏运气9. never mind不要紧；没关系10. plenty of=lots of 大量；众多11. watch the match 观看比赛12. be good at擅长13. a little少量1. ——（现在）比分是多少？  ——西班牙(队)一分钟前得分了。—What’s the score?     —Spain scored a minute ago.2. 托尼，你怎么了？What’s the matter with you, Tony?3. 太糟糕了!   That’s too bad!4. 没有什么比打网球更令人愉快的了。Nothing is more enjoyable than playing tennis.5. 是的，但那是因为对所有比赛来说，通过电视看比买门票看要便宜。Yes, but that’s because it was cheaper than buying tickets for all the games.6. 他们还有很多时间可以得分。   There’s still plenty of time for them to score.