Unit4Filmsandfilmevents--Grammar课件（译林牛津版选修8）.ppt

Grammar;Mary: I have got three tickets for Harry Potter. Here are two tickets for you, John and Rose. John: Thank you. I am glad to have got a ticket for it. It is an interesting film. I want to see it again.;Rose: It is such an interesting film. I really want to see it again. I am so glad to have got a ticket for it. Thank you Mary.;Compare what John said with what Rose said, and tell why Rose use such; really; so. The adjective such is used to emphasize an interesting film, While the adverbs really and so are respectively used to emphasize the verb want and the adjective glad. ;Rose used them to express her strong feeling about the film ---how anxious she wanted to see Harry Potter again. These sentence structure are called emphasis.;Look at the following and see how they are emphasized. ;We can use certain words such as so, such, really and just to show emphasis.;Many of the films are from the USA, but we do give awards to films from other countries. We did want to have a festival that was fair.;I do hope you have a merry Christmas. He does know the place well. If we want to emphasize the affirmative verb of a sentence with a simple present or simple past tense, we add the auxiliary do, does or did before the verb. ;我的确相信他是老实人。 I do believe that he is an honest man. 她确实喜欢文学。 She does like literature. 他们昨天的确去看过你，但没见到你。 They did go to see you yesterday, but failed to meet you. ;你到那儿后务必给我来信。 Do write to me when you get there．;He has finished his homework so far. He has really finished his homework so far. They are reading in the library now. They are reading in the library now indeed.;I shall be very glad. I shall be very glad indeed. Im not interested in fishing. Im not really interested in fishing.;Look at the following sentence from the text and pay attention to how it is emphasized.;Robert Redford took over the festival in 1981. Subject: It was Robert Redford that / who took over the festival in 1981.;Object: I