The_night_of_the_horse(New2).ppt

Chapter 3 The night of the horse could no longer be seen could no longer be seen--- disappeared safely safely--- securely and also and also--- including the big, flat piece of land the big, flat piece of land--- the plain on the far side of on the far side of--- beyond big doors big doors--- gates open area in a city open area in a city--- square The Greeks opened the most important gate. 1.The Greeks opened the main gate.(most important) The large group of soldiers entered the city. 2.The army entered the city.(a large group of soldiers) The Greeks left a horse made of wood. 3.The Greeks left a wooden horse.(made of wood) The Trojans enjoyed themselves by singing and dancing in the square. 4.The Trojans celebrated in the square. (enjoyed themselves by singing and dancing) pulled roughly 1. The Trojans have dragged the wooden horse into the city.(pull roughly) make our city their prisoner 2. The Greeks have captured the city of Troy.(make our city their prisoner) took hold of somebody roughly 3. The Greeks have seized the captain.(took hold of somebody roughly) be successful in 4. The Greeks have succeeded in capturing the city of Troy by a trick.(be successful in) The present perfect tense (A) has / have done something Rewrite these positive sentences to negative sentences: The Greeks have tried for ten years. They’ve sailed away. They’ve taken everything with them. They’ve left their horse The Greeks haven’t tried for ten years. They haven’t sailed away. They haven’t taken everything with them. They haven’t left their horse. The soldier has swept the floor. He has made the bed. He has washed the dishes. He has not painted the wall. T F T T I ___________ the chair. I ___________ the rubbish bin. I ___________ the clothes. I _______________ the carpet. I _____________ the rats. have fixed have emptied have hung up have not mended have got rid of Have you mended the carpet? No, I haven’t. Have you swept the floor? Yes, I have. (make, wash, hang up, fix, empty, p