2015六下英语Unit-1-How-tall-are-you-Part-A-Let’s-talk优

PEP8Unit1HowtallareyouPartALet’stalkstrongoldtallshortyoung说出下列形容词的比较级strongeroldertallershorteryounger188cm226cmLiuXiangYaoMing…is…erthan...35yearsold32yearsoldtalltallerthetallestdinosaurZhangPeng:Look!That’sthetallestdinosaurinthishall.Mike:Yes,itis.Halltallisit?ZhangPeng:Maybe4metres.Mike:Wow!It’stallerthanbothofustogether.ZhangPeng:Look!Therearemoredinosaursoverthere!Mike:They’reallsobigandtall.ZhangPeng:Hey,thisdinosaurisn’ttall!I’mtallerthanthisone.Mike:Oh,yes.Howtallareyou?ZhangPeng:I’m1.65metres.ALet’stalkALet’stalkHowtallisZhangPeng?Whoistaller,ZhangPengorthesmalldinosaur?Howtallareyou?I’m________metres.Whoistallerthanyou?_____________.Howoldareyou?I’m_________________.Whoisolderthanyou?___________形容词的比较级形容词的比较级1.含义：表示两者(人或事物)的比较。2.用于：比较级+than的句子中3.翻译：“更…….”形容词比较级的变化规则(1)一般在词尾+er:strong—stronger(更强壮的)(2)以字母e结尾的单词，+r:nice(好的)—nicer(更好的)(3)闭音节单词(一个元音字母+一个辅音字母结尾的单词）变比较级时要双写辅音字母，再+er:big—bigger(更大的)hot---hotter(更热的)thin---thinner(更瘦的）(4)辅音字母+y字母结尾的单词，变比较级时把y变i,再加er:happy----happier(更高兴的、更幸福的)heavy----heavier(更重的)funny----funnier(更滑稽好笑的)(5)多音节的形容词变比较级时，在单词前面加more:beautiful----morebeautiful(更漂亮的)difficult----moredifficult(更难的)interesting---moreinteresting(更有趣的)CedarGulchwas,in1851,aflourishingcamp.Therehadbeensomegoodfindhatdidhesay?thenew-comerasked.[15]Iheardhimsay,'Itisnouseyourgoingonlikethat,mates.Ifyouhadgonedownhewouldhavegothisfriends,andthentherewouldhavebeenageneralfight,andseveralwouldhavegothurt.Whenyouhavemurderersliketheseyoudon'twantafight—youwantanexecution;andhavingasortofnaturalknackwiththepistol,Itookituponmyselftobeexecutioner.'Therewasanothercase,althoughitdidn'thappenatthecampIwasat,inwhichawomanwasmurderedbyahalf-breedMexican.Ididnothearthecircumstances,butitwasashockingbadcase.Sheleftachildbehindher,andherhusband,alittleGerman,wentcleanoffhishead.NextmorningLimpingFrankwasmissing.Allthatwasknownwasthathehadboughtahorseofamanwhohadcomeinlatethenightbefore,andwasgone.Histwomateslookedhighandlowforhim,butsaidatlasttheyguessedhewouldturnupagain.Itwaswell-nightwomonthsbeforehecameback.Hebroughtbackwithhimawatchandsometrinketsthathadbeenstolenfromthemurderedwoman,anditseemsthathehadfollowedthefellowrightdownintoNewMexico,andhadshothimthere.Themanwhotoldmesaidhenevermadeanytalkaboutit,butwasatworkasusualthemorningafterhecameback.ItellyouIwouldratherquarrelwithSimHowlettandEnglishBilltogetherthanIwouldgetthatlittleman'sdanderup.Heisapeacemakertoo,heis,andmanyaquarrelhehassmootheddown.Atonecampwewereinwemadehimasortofjudge,andwhenevertherewasadisputeaboutclaims,ortools,oranythingelse,wewenttohimandhedecided,andnojudgecouldhavegoneintothecasefairerorgivenabetterjudgment;andthough,incourse,thosehedecidedagainstwerenotpleased,theyhadtoputupwithit.Inthesbythefirstprospectors,andarushhadofcoursefollowed.Inmanycasesfirstdiscoveriesprovedillusive,butitwasnotsoatCedarGulch.Thegroundturnedoutwell,andalthoughnoextraordinaryfindsweremade,theaveragewasgoodalloverthebottom,andtherewerefewwhowerenotdoingfairlywell.Thescenewasabusyone.Severalhundredsofmenwerehardatworkontheflat,whichinwinterwasthebedofawidestream,butwhichinsummerwasamerethreadofwateramongtherocks,scarceenoughforwashingpurposes.Everywherewerepilesofstonesandrubbishthathadbeenbroughtupfromtheshafts;mentoiledatwindlasses;othersemptiedthebucketsastheycameupintoswingingtroughsorcradles;othersagainkeptthesesuppliedwithwater,andswungorrockedthem,takingoffthelargestonesthatthemotionbroughttothesurface,whiletheslushandmudranoutatthelowerend.New-comersmovedaboutwatchingtheworkwitheagereyes,wishingthattheyhadhadthelucktogetthereamongtheearlyarrivals,andtotakeupaclaim,foreveryfootofgroundfardownthevalleyhadalreadybeenoccupied,and[12]therewasnownogettingintoaclaimexceptbypurchasingashareoraltogetherbuyingoutthepresentholders.Oneoftheclaimsthatwasdoingbestwasheldbythreemenwhohadworkedinpartnershipforthelasttwoyears,andwhohadbeenamongthefirsttoarriveatCedarGulch.TheywereknownamongtheothersasEnglishBill,SimHowlett,andLimpingFrank.SimHowlettwasperhapstheleaderoftheparty.Hehadbeenoneoftheearliestgold-diggers,andwasasquare,powerfullybuiltman.Hewasamanoffewwords,butthewordswhenspokenwereforcible.Hewasbynomeansquarrelsome,butwasonewhomfewcaredtoquarrelwith,eveninaplacewhereseriousquarrelswereofconstantoccurrence,andwhererevolverscrackedsooftenthatthesoundofafrayexcitedbutlittleattention.EnglishBillwasatallwiryman,hotoftemper,butageneralfavourite.Generouswithhismoney,alwaysreadytolendahelpinghandtoanyonewhowasdownonhisluck,healsowasacapitalworker,andhad,inspiteofhisroughclothesandtheuseoflanguageasroughasthatofhiscompanions,acertainairwhichtoldthat,likemanyothersinthediggings,hewasagentlemanbybirth.WhythesetwomenshouldhavetakenupwithLimpingFrankasacomradewasamatterofsurprisetothosewhoknewthem.Theywerebothmenintheprimeoflife,whilehewasatleasttenyearstheirsenior.Hishairwasalreadywhite;hisfacewasthatofastudentratherthanaminer,withagentleandalmostwomanlyexpression.Hisframewasslight,andlookedaltogetherincapableofhardwork,andhewalkedwithadistinctlimp,theresultofab