Unit2Language++Grammar+and+Usage+课件（译林牛津版必修3）.ppt

;Noun Clauses;Conjunctions of Noun Clauses:;Noun Clauses Introduced by Question Words;What’s your first impression of him? I want to know. ;How did Alice respond to Tom’s proposal(求婚)? I have no idea.;How can I make a grammar lesson interesting? That is my question.;Noun Clauses Introduced by Question Words;I dont care who you are.;2. The word order of the noun clause is that of a statement .(陈述句);‘Borrowed Words’-----good or bad?;2. Whether are “borrowed words” good or bad? This remains a question. ;1. We can use it as an preparatory subject. when we use a noun clause as the subject of a sentence. a. (correct) That languages borrow words as they are developing is inevitable.= (preferable) It is inevitable that languages borrow words as they are developing. b. (correct) Whether “borrowed words” are good or bad remains a question.= (preferable) It remains a question whether “borrowed words” are good or bad. ;Preparatory subject “it”:;(correct) To master a foreign language is hard. = (preferable) It is hard to master a foreign language. b. (correct) To gain access to the Internet is important for us. (preferable) It is important for us to gain access to the Internet.;C. when the subject is a v-ing form. a. (correct) It is difficult to stop smoking. = ( preferable) Smoking is difficult to stop. b. (correct) It takes a lot of my time travelling to Beijing. = (preferable) Travelling to Beijing takes up a lot of my time. ;;2. It can also be used before seem, appear, happen, chance, turn out and prove as the preparatory subject of a sentence. It seems that he speaks two languages. = He seems to speak two languages. b. My new neighbor happens to come from my home town. = It happens that my new neighbor comes from my home town. ;Assessment : ;1. Someone is ringing the doorbell. Go and see ____. A. who is he B. who he is C. who is it D. who it is 2. _____ caused the accident is still a complete mystery. 　A. What