【湖南师大内部资料】高三英语课件：[牛津译林版]M10-U2.pptVIP

高 三 英 语;Links are needed between sentences to connect the ideas of the sentences to each other. Without these links, it is easy for readers to get confused. These links help readers work out what is going to happen next in a text.;The World Food Program, set up in 1963, has three polices: , to save lives in times of crisis by sending grains such as rice; to improve nutritional standards and the quality of life in poor countries; , to help develop the resources of these countries and to help unemployed people because independent. ;Firstly, secondly, thirdly, finally, now, in the end, etc are time sequence words, which show the order of ideas or actions. They are linking words. ;They show reasons and results of doing something. Common expressions that show cause and effect include for one thing, therefore, so, as a result, etc.;Reporter: Why did you organize the concert? Bob: Well, I wanted to raise money for the hungry people.;It rained, and the football match was postponed.;They are also important links between sentences and introduce an idea that is in contrast to the idea mentioned before. Common examples include however, in contrast, instead, on the contrary, nevertheless, on the other hand, etc.;He is tired; let me go instead.;They introduce additional information. Common expressions that show addition include also, on top of something, above all, besides, furthermore, in addition, moreover, etc.; He has made up his mind to go to the countryside, and I also. Also present at the meeting are the president himself and his wife. The task is difficult; besides, time presses.;1) Linking words that draw a conclusion, such as to conclude, on the whole, in conclusion, to sum up, in short, etc. To conclude, you should eat healthily and exercise if you want to be fit.;2) Linking words that give an example, such as