I urgently need the original text and translation of lesson 4 on page 45 of the English book in grade 7, thank you.

1. hair, hair 2. tall

3. height 4. thin

5. heavy 6. build physique, Figure

7. like like 8. always

9. captain 1. team, group

11. popular and popular 12. joke jokes, Joke

13. never never, never 14. stop

15. brown brown 16. person, character

17. glasses glasses 18. look appearance, Appearance

19. remember 2. singer singer

21. say, speak 22. nobody, No one

Key phrases and sentence patterns:

1 look like looks like 2. short hair

3. curly hair curly hair 4. long hair

5. straight hair. 6. medium height, medium height

7. medium build, medium height, 8. a little bit, a little

9. pop singer, 1. go shopping, Go shopping

11. stop doing something to stop doing something 12. play chess

1.-What does your friend look like? What does your friend look like?

-she is of medium build, and she has long hair. She is of medium height and has long hair.

2. Do you know I have a new friend in Class Five？ Do you know that I have a new friend in Class Five?

3. She always wears a red dress and a pair of white shoes.

She always wears a red skirt and a pair of white shoes.

4. What do you look like? What do you look like?

5. Wang Lin is very popular. Wang Lin is very popular.

6. Xu Qian loves to tell jokes. Xu Qian loves telling jokes.

7. She never stops talking.

8. Do you remember Johnny Dean, the pop singer with funny glasses and long curly hair?

Do you remember Johnny Dean, a pop singer with funny glasses and long curly hair?

9. "I don't think he's so great," says Ruth from New York "but my mom does."

"I don't think he is that handsome," said Ruth from new york, "but my mother likes it."

everyday language:

1.-is that your friend? Is that your friend?

-no, it's not.

2. －What does your friend look like? What does your friend look like?

-she is of medium build, and she has long hair. She is of medium height and has long hair.

3. － What do you look like? What do you look like?

-I am short and I am thin. I am short and thin.

4. － What does Paul look like？ What does Paul look like?

-he is tall and he has brown hair. He is tall and has brown hair.

5. －What does he look like? What does he look like?

-he is of medium build. He is of medium build.

practice skillfully

1.-what does your friend look like? What does your friend look like?

-she is of medium build, and she has long hair. She is of medium height and has long hair.

(1) what+do/does+subject+＋look like? This sentence pattern is used to ask about someone's appearance. It means "What does someone think of < P >?" The answer to this sentence is often "subject+＋be＋+adjective" or

"subject+＋have/has＋+noun".

for example:-－What does your father look like? What does your father look like?

-he is short and thin. He is short and thin.

(2) The verb phrase look like means "looks like", and like is a preposition that means "looks like". In addition, like can also be used as a

verb to mean "like".

for example, My little brother likes swimming. My little brother likes swimming.

You look like your father. you look like your father.

practice

test examples at any time-—What does your father look like? -he _ _ _ _ _ short hair and big eyes.

a.isb.are c.has d.have

the answer and analytical answer is C. The question in front of this dialogue asks what someone looks like. The answer to this sentence can be "subject+be+adjective" or "subject+＋have/has＋+noun". Hair and eyes in the sentences behind the dialogue are nouns, so we use has.

2 Do you know I have a new friend in Class Five？ Do you know that I have a new friend in Class Five?

(1) This is a compound sentence with an object clause, with Do you know as the main clause and I have a new friend in

Class Five as the object clause, omitting that which leads the object clause.

(2) If it is an object clause led by a special interrogative word, pay attention to the declarative word order.

for example: Do you know where your teacher lives? Do you know where your teacher lives?

practice

How can I get to your school? Can you tell me? (combine two sentences into one sentence)

can you tell me _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to your school?

answer and analysis how I can get. This sentence is to examine the word order of the object clause. Can you tell me is the main sentence, followed by the object clause guided by the special interrogative word how, which should be stated. How can I get changed to how can I get.

3. She always wears a red dress and white shoes. She always wears a red skirt and a pair of white shoes.

(1) always in this sentence is an adverb of frequency, which means "always, always". It is generally used to modify verbs and often uses the simple present tense of

verbs.

For example, The sun always rises in the east. The sun always rises in the east.

(2) The verb "wear" in this sentence means "wear" and emphasizes the state of wearing.

For example, My mother is wearing her pink dress. My mother is wearing a pink skirt.

(3)put on and have on also mean "put on, put on". Put on is an action that emphasizes action, which means that it is completed in an instant, and can't be used with an adverbial that means a moment. Have on means "wearing, wearing" and wear are synonyms. have on means the state of wearing, followed by nouns indicating clothes, hats and shoes.

practice at any time

his mother always _ _ _ _ _ glasses.

a.put b.wear c.puts d.wears

the answer and analytical answer is D. This sentence examines the different usages of the verb "to wear", in which put is the action of "to wear" and wear is the state of "to wear". From the meaning of this sentence, the verb wear means "always wearing glasses", and the subject is singular in the third person, so the verb wear is used.

4. What do you look like? What do you look like?

What do you look like? And What do you like How similar they are, many students confuse these two sentence patterns. Let's analyze and compare these two sentence patterns.

（1）What do you like? It means "What do you like?" Like in this sentence is a verb, and it can be followed by a noun,

pronoun, gerund or infinitive.

for example:-－What do you like? What do you like?

-I like apples. I like apples.

（2）What do you look like? What do you look like? Like in this sentence is a preposition, and

it means "like".

for example:-－What do you look like? What do you look like?

-I am short. I am thin. I am short and thin.

practice

test examples at any time-what does your mother _ _ _ _ _ _? -She is thin and she has long hair.

A.like b.likes c.look like d.is like

The answer and analytical answer is C. Answering from the back of the dialogue means "someone's appearance", so the questions in front of the dialogue should ask someone's appearance, and look like means "what do you look like" Options A and B use like as a verb to mean "like". Be like also means "looks", but there is an auxiliary verb does in the previous question, so you can't use the be verb after it.

5. Wang Lin is very popular. Wang Lin is very popular.

(1) popular in this sentence is an adjective, which means "popular, popular and popular", and forms a system structure with the be verb.

For example, this kind of music is very popular at the present. This kind of music is very popular at present.

(2)popular as an adjective can also mean "popular and prestigious".

For example, your sister is very popular in our city. Your sister is very famous in our city.

(3) It can also constitute the phrase "be popular with somebody" which means "loved by someone, welcomed by someone".

for example: Yao Ming is very popu.