深圳君汇新天外研版八年级上册英语课文电子版(全册)

2021年1月17日发(作者：蓝侨)
Module
1
How
to
learn
English

Unit
1
Let’s

try
to
speak
English
as
much
as
possible.

Ms
James:
Welcome
back,
everyone!
Today,
we’re

going
to
talk
about
g
ood
ways
to
learn
English.
Ready
Who
has
some
advice


Lingling:
We
should
always
speak
English
in
class.

Ms
James:
Good!
Let’s

try
to
speak
English
as
much
as
possible.


Daming:
Why
not
write
down
the
mistakes
in
our
notebooks

Ms
James:
That’s

a
good
idea.
And
don’t

forget
to
write
down
the
correct
answers
next
to
the
mistakes.
What
else


Lingling:
It
’s

a
good
idea
to
spell
and
pronounce
new
words
aloud
e
very
day.

Ms
James:
Thanks
a
lot,
Lingling.
How
about
listening
to
the
radio

Lingling:
Yes,
that’s

good
for
our
pronunciation
too.
But
there
are
so
many
new
word.
Ms
James:
You
don’t

need
to
understand
every
word
.
You
just
need
to
listen
for
key
words
and
main
ideas.

Daming:
That’s

the
same
for
reading.
English
stories
are
so
interesti
ng.
I
get
to
know
a
lot
about
the
world
through
reading.

Lingling:
I
think
writing
is
also
important.
Why
don’t

we
try
to
fi
nd
some
English
pen
friends
We
can
write
to
them.
Ms
James:
Excellen
t!
I
agree
with
you.


Unit
2


You
should
smile
at
her!

Send
your
questions
to
Diana,
the
Language
Doctor.





Many
students
ask
for
advice
about
how
to
improve
their
Englis
h.
Here
are
three
basic
questions.





The
first
question
is
about
understanding
English
films
and
son
gs.
Li
Hao
from
Hubei
wrote,
“I

like
watching
English
films
and
lis
tening
to
English
songs,
but
I
can
only
understand
a
little.
What
ca
n
I
do”






Watching
films
and
listening
to
songs
are
great
way
to
learn
English!
Watch
and
listen
several
times,
and
guess
the
meaning
of
the

new
words.
Each
time
you
will
learn
something
new.
I
also
advise
y
ou
to
talk
about
the
films
or
songs
with
your
friends.





The
second
question
is
about
speaking.
Wang
Fan
from
Jilin
wro
te,
“Our

school
has
a
teacher
from
the
US.
I
am
shy
and
I
am
afr
aid
to
speak
to
her.
What
should
I
do”


You
can
say,
“Hello!

How
are
you”

“Do

you
like
China”

These
are

good
ways
to
start
a
conversation.
And
before
you
begin,
you
should

smile
at
her!
Remember
this:
Do
not
be
shy.
Just
try.

The
third
question
is
about
vocabulary.
Zhang
Lei
from
Anhui
wrote,
“I

write
down
new
words,
but
I
forget
them
quickly.
How
can
I
reme
mber
them”


Do
not
worry.
It
is
natural
to
forget
new
words!
I
suggest
you
writ
e
four
or
five
words
a
day
on
pieces
of
paper
and
place
them
in
y
our
room.
Read
the
words
when
you
see
them,
and
try
to
use
them.



Module
2


My
home
town
and
my
country


Unit
1


It’s

taller
than
many
other
buildings.

Tony:
Hey,
Daming!
How
was
your
weekend

Daming:
Pretty
good!
I
went
to
Shenzhen.



Tony:
Where’s

Shenzhen

Daming:
Well,
it’s

on
the
coast
near
Hong
Kong.
It
was
a
small
vil
lage
about
thirty
years
ago,
but
today
it’s

a
very
big
city.


Tony:
So
it’s

a
newer
city
than
Hong
Kong

Daming:
Yes,
it’s

a
newer
city.
In
fact,
it
only
became
important
i
n
the
’s

getting
bigger
and
busier.
Some
day
it
will
become
as
bus
y
as
Hong
Kong,
I’m

sure.

Tony:
What’s

the
population
of
Shenzhen

Daming:
It’s

over
ten
million,
I
think.
That’s

larger
than
the
popu
lation
of
many
other
cities
in
China.
Its
streets
are
much
wider
and

cleaner
too.
I
think
it’s

a
beautiful
city.

Tony:
I’d

like
to
go
to
there
one
day.

Daming:
Remember
to
visit
the
Diwang
Tower.
It’s

taller
than
many
ot
her
buildings
in
Shenzhen.




Unit
2

Cambridge
is
a
beautiful
city
in
the
east
of
Eng
land.

Cambridge,
London
and
England

By
Tony
Smith

I
come
from
Cambridge,
a
beautiful
city
in
the
east
of
England.
I
t
is
on
the
River
Cam
and
has
a
population
of
about
120,000.
My
ho
me
is
especially
famous
for
its
university.
Many
famous
people
studied

here,
such
as
Isaac
Newton
and
Charles
Darwin.
There
are
lots
of
o
ld
buildings
and
churches
to
visit.
Students
and
tourists
enjoy
trips

along
the
river
by
boat.

Cambridge
is
80
kilometres
from
London.
London
is
in
the
south
of

England
and
it
is
on
the
River
Thames.
It
has
a
population
of
abo
ut
seven
and
a
half
million,
so
it
is
bigger
and
busier
than
Cambri
dge.
It
is
about
2,000
years
old,
and
it
is
famous
for
Big
Ben,
Bu
ckingham
Palace
and
Tower
Bridge.

England
itself
is
a
part
of
an
island,
and
you
are
always
near
t
he
sea.
The
small
villages
and
beaches
on
the
coast
are
popular
for

holidays.
Tourists
like
the
areas
of
low
and
beautiful
lakes
in
the

north,
and
the
hills
and
pretty
villages
in
the
south.
Everywhere
i
n
England
you
will
notice
how
green
the
countryside
is.

It
is
never
very
hot
in
summer
or
very
cold
in
winter.
So
come
a
nd
see
England
any
time
of
the
year,
but
bring
an
umbrella
with
you
.
You
will
need
it
most
days.






Module
3



Sports


Unit
1
Nothing
is
more
exciting
than
playing
tennis.


Daming:
Hey,
Tony.
Come
and
watch
the
football
match
on
TV.

Tony:
OK.
What’s

the
score

Daming:
Spain
scored
a
minute
ago.


Tony:
Wow!
That’s

fast!

Daming:
That’s

right.
Last
week
the
match
on
TV
was
so
boring
becau
se
no
one
scored
at
all.
So
this
week’s

match
is
already
more
exci
ting.

Betty:
What’s

the
matter
with
you,
Tony
You
look
tired.

Tony:
I’m

really
tired
after
last
night’s

tennis
match.
And
I
hurt

my
knee.

Daming:
That’s

too
bad!
Sit
down
and
watch
the
match.
It’s

safer
t
han
playing
tennis.

Betty:
Yes,
watching
is
not
sure
about
that.
Nothing
is
more
relaxing

too!

Tony:
Well,
I’m

not
sure
about
that.
Nothing
is
more
enjoyable
than

playing
tennis.


Betty:
But
you
enjoyed
watching
the
Olympics
on
TV,
right

Tony:
Yes,
but
that’s

because
it
was
cheaper
than
buying
tickets
for

all
the
games.

Daming:
And
staying
at
home
was
easier
than
going
to
the
stadium.
Oh
,
look
at
that!

Tony:
Oh,
he
missed!
Oh,
bad
luck!

Daming:
Never
mind.
There’s

still
plenty
of
time
for
them
to
score.




Unit2

This
year
we
practice
more
carefully.

Training
hard

By
Li
Daming

It
is
Saturday
tomorrow,
but
I
am
going
to
school.
I
a
m
not
going
for
lessons,
but
to
play
football.
I
am
in
o
ur
school
team
and
we
are
going
to
play
against
another
s
chool
next
week.
The
practice
starts
at
10
am.
We
all
arr
ive
as
early
as
we
can
so
that
we
have
time
to
warm
up.

We
are
training
harder
than
usual
because
the
other
team

beat
us
last
year.
This
year
we
want
to
do
better.

It
is
more
difficult
to
practise
in
winter
because
the
days
are
short
and
the
weather
is
cold
too.
It
gets
dark

earlier,
so
it
is
important
not
to
be
late
for
after-sch
ool
practice.

Our
coach
is
pleased
because
we
are
playing
better
as
a

team
now.
Last
year
we
were
sometimes
careless
when
we
p
assed
the
ball
and
we
lost
to
the
other
team
in
the
fina
l
match.
What
a
pity!
This
year
we
practise
more
carefully
.
That
means
we
have
a
better
chance
of
winning.

The
fan
club
has
fewer
people
this
year.
We
hope
to
pl
ay
well
so
that
we
have
more
fans
to
watch
the
matches.
It
is
good
to
have
our
fans
around.
They
cheer
us
on
lou
dly
and
we
feel
more
confident
to
win
the
game.









Module
4



Planes,
ships,
and
trains

Unit1


He
lives
the
farthest
from
school

Betty:
I
was
late
for
school
today.


Mum:
Why
What
happened

Betty:
I
took
the
bus.
There
was
a
road
accident,
and
the

traffic
was
very
heavy.
But
nobody
was
late,
except
me.
Maybe
I
should
go
to
school
by
taxi.

Mum:
It’s

the
most
comfortable
way,
but
it’s

also
the
mo
st
expensive.

Betty:
Then
what
about
going
by
bike

Mum:
That’s

a
good
choice,
but
it’s

a
bit
dangerous.
The
re’s

so
much
traffic.

Betty:
But
most
of
my
classmates
ride
bikes,
and
it’s

qui
te
safe.
Don’t

worry.
I’l
l
be
carefull.

Mum:
How
does
Tony
go
to
school

Betty:
He
lives
the
farthest
from
school,
so
he
takes
the

underground.

Mum:
And
what
about
Lingling

Betty:
Her
home
is
the
closest
to
school,
so
she
walks.

Mum:
How
about
Daming

Betty:
He
goes
by
bus
too,
the
same
as
me.
But
it’s

so

crowded!
And
the
traffic
is
heavy.

Mum:
All
right.
You
can
ride
your
bike
to
school,
but
rem
ember
to
be
careful
all
the
time.



Unit2

What
is
the
best
way
to
travel

Question:
What
is
the
best
way
to
travel
from
London
to
A
msterdam.


I
am
planning
to
travel
from
London
to
Amsterdam.
How
l
ong
does
the
journey
take
and
what
is
the
best
way
to
tr
avel
Could
you
please
tell
me
about
the
trains
or
ships
t
o
get
there
The
more
information,
the
better.
Thanks!


Best
answer:
There
are
four
ways
to
travel.





A
journey
by
train
is
more
relaxing
than
by
coach,
but
a
lot
more
expensive.
When
you
go
by
train,
buy
your

ticket
a
long
time
before
you
travel.
It
is
usually
chea
per.





You
can
go
by
car
and
by
ship
across
the
Nor
th
Sea.
This
is
the
most
comfortable
way
to
travel
but
al
so
the
most
expensive.
Book
your
ticket
before
you
book
yo
ur
hotel.
Remember
that
parking
in
Amsterdam
is
very
expens
ive,
so
stay
outside
the
city
centre
and
travel
in
by
bus

or
by
train.





The
third
choice
is
by
coach.
This
is
usually
the
c
heapest,
but
in
summer
the
coaches
sometimes
get
crowded!
A
nd
it
takes
you
about
twelve
hours
to
get
there.
However,

it
will
not
cost
as
much
as
going
by
train.






Finally,
you
can
fly.
It
is
the
fastest
and
the
se
cond
cheapest,
but
you
may
have
to
wait
for
hours
at
the

airport
because
of
bad
weather.




Well,
I
hope
this
helps!
Have
a
great
trip.







Module
5









Lao
She
Teahouse

Unit
1



I
wanted
to
see
the
Beijing
Opera.


Listen
and
read

Betty:

Lingling
and
I
went
to
Lao
She
Teahouse
last
nigh
t.

Tony:

How
was
it

Betty:

It
was
great!
You
know,
I
wanted
to
see
Beijing
Opera,
so
Lingling
offered
to
take
me
there.
We
drank
tea

and
watched
an
opera.

Tony:

Did
you
understand
the
opera

Betty:

No,
it
was
difficult
to
understand
the
words.
But

the
actors
and
actress
were
excellent.

Tony:

How
long
did
you
stay

Betty:

We
only
planned
to
watch
for
an
hour,
but
in
the

end,
we
stayed
for
three
hours.

Tony:

Did
you
enjoyed
it

Betty:

Well,
it
was
interesting---
that’s

the
main
thing.
I
hope
to
understand
more
next
time.

Tony:

Do
you
often
go
to
see
Beijing
Opera,
Lingling

Lingling:
No,
I
don’t.

I
wanted
to
take
Betty
to
the
tea
house
because
it’s

famous.

Tony:

Who
is
Lao
She
Betty:

No
idea.
Ask
Lingling.

Lingling:
Lao
She
is
a
great
writer.
He’s

especially
famou
s
for
his
play
Teahouse.







Unit
2








It
describes
the
changes
in
Chines
e
society.

2
Read
the
passage
and
match
the
heading
with
the
para
graphs.

a)
Lao
She
Teahouse

b)The
Story
of
Teahouse

c)Lao
She

1






Teahouse
is
one
of
Lao
She’s

most
famous
plays.
He
wr
ote
it
in
1957.
The
play
has
three
acts
and
shows
the
li
ves
of
common
people
in
China
from
the
end
of
the
ninetee
nth
century
to
the
middle
of
twentieth
century.
It
tells
u
s
the
story
of
Wang
Lifa
and
the
customers
of
his
teahous
e
in
Beijing.
It
describes
the
changes
in
Chinese
society
over
fifty
years
around
the
beginning
of
the
twentieth
cent
ury.

2






Lao
She
was
born
in
Beijing
in
1899.
His
mother
sent
him
to
a
teacher’s

school
in
1913.
After
finishing
school

in
1918,
he
became
a
head
teacher
of
a
primary
school.
In
1924
Lao
She
left
home
and
went
to
England.
He
taught

Chinese
at
a
college
in
London
and
returned
to
China
fiv
e
years
later.
He
wrote
many
plays,
novels
and
short
stori
es
about
people’s

lives,
and
was
named
“the

People’s

Art
ist”.

Lao
She
is
one
of
the
greatest
Chinese
writers
of
the
twentieth
century.

3






At
Lao
She
Teahouse
today,
customers
can
drink
tea
and

eat
delicious
Beijing
food.
If
you
like
the
Beijing
Opera
,
traditional
music
or
magic
shows,
you
can
enjoy
them
at

the
teahouse.
Lao
She
Teahouse
gives
a
warm
welcome
to
e
veryone
from
all
over
the
world.




Module
6







Animals
in
danger

Unit
1




It
allows
people
to
get
closer
to
them.



Listen
and
read

(Lingling
and
Betty
are
leaving
the
zoo)


Lingling:
Did
you
like
the
zoo

Betty:

Yes!
I
saw
the
pandas
at
last!
But
I
am
more
in
terested
to
see
the
pandas
in
the
Wolong
Panda
Reserve,
be
cause
it
allows
people
to
get
closer
to
them.

Lingling:
It’s

sad
to
think
of
the
pandas
and
other
anima
ls
in
danger.


Betty:

We
need
to
protect
them
better.

Lingling:
Yes,
Many
wild
animals
don’t

have
a
safe
place
to
live,
because
villages
and
farms
are
growing
bigger
and

are
taking
away
their
land
and
forests.

Betty:

Also,
often
there
isn’t

enough
clean
water,
becaus
e
we’ve

made
it
dirty.
I
think
we
all
need
to
help
anim
als
live
in
peace.
Look,
there’s

a
notice.

Lingling:
It
says,“Help!

We
want
to
save
animals
in
danger
,
and
we
need
your
help.”


Betty:

But
what
can
we
do

Lingling:
It
says,“Your

money
pays
to
look
after
the
anima
ls.”That

means
we
can
give
money
to
help
protect
the
anim
als.

Betty:

Maybe
we
can
raise
some
money
at
school.
Let’s

f
ind
out
what
else
we
can
do
to
save
as
many
animals
as
possible.







Unit
2







The
WWF
is
working
hard
to
save
th
em
all.

2
Read
the
passage
and
match
the
heading
with
the
para
graphs.

a)

Nature
parks
for
pandas


b)
WWF
And
animals
in
danger

c)
The
panda’s

home

d)
An
animal
in
danger

1






Pandas
are
in
danger.
There
are
only
about
1,600
pandas

living
in
the
wild
today.
Zoos
and
research
centres
are
looking
after
about
340
pandas.
Pandas
do
not
have
many
ba
bies,
and
baby
pandas
often
die.
The
situation
is
getting
very
difficult.
Scientist
are
doing
a
lot
of
research
to
h
elp
pandas
produce
more
babies
and
help
baby
pandas
live.

2






Pandas
live
in
the
forests
and
mountains
of
Southwest
C
hina.
Each
panda
needs
to
eat
a
lot
of
bamboo
every
day.

The
bamboo
forests
are
getting
smaller,
so
pandas
are
los
ing
their
home.
And
there
are
not
many
pandas
left.

3






In
order
to
protect
pandas
in
the
wild,
the
government

is
setting
up
nature
parks
and
developing
other
plans.
Th
e
nature
parks
will
be
big
and
there
will
be
more
bamboo

to
feed
the
pandas.
Pandas
born
in
zoos
may
go
back
to

live
in
the
nature
parks.

4






The
World
Wild
Fund
for
Nature
(WWF)
wants
to
protect
all
animals.
And
it
chose
the
panda
to
be
its
symbol.
We

do
not
want
to
lose
tigers,
elephants,
or
any
other
anim
als,
so
the
WWF
is
working
hard
to
save
them
all.






Module7
A
famous
story