八年级英语上册 Unit 3 A day out Grammar课件 （新版）牛津版.pptVIP

Part A We use ‘and’ ‘but’ and ‘or’ to join ideas together. We use ‘and’ to join ideas that are similar. We use ‘but’ to join ideas that are different. We use ‘or’ to join possibilities or options. 1. The sky was blue. Everything was beautiful. The sky was blue and everything was beautiful. 2. It was a great day. We did not enjoy it at the beginning. It was a great day but we did not enjoy it at the beginning. 3. Linda’s mother can look at Linda’s photos on Daniel’s home page. Linda can show her mother her photos when she goes home. Linda’s mother can look at Linda’s photos on Daniel’s home page or Linda can show her mother her photos when she goes home. 4. Linda’s mother can look at Linda’s photos on Daniel’s home page. Linda can show her mother her photos when she goes home. Linda’s mother can look at Linda’s photos on Daniel’s home page or Linda can show her mother her photos when she goes home. When the two subjects are the same, we don’t need to reapt the first one. When the two subjects are verbs the same, we don’t need to reapt the first one. 3. We can go to the World Park by coach. We can go to the World Park by underground. We can go to the World Park by coach or underground. Look at the following pictures and make up sentences using “and “ but” and “or” Why did Linda go to the World Park? 1. Kitty’s teacher Mr. Wu invited Linda _________ (join) in their school trip to the World Park. 2. Linda wanted ________ (visit) the park. 3. Linda hoped ________ (see) places of interest from all over the world. plan, want, agree, decide Kitty plans _________ (take) Linda out. Linda wanted _________ (visit) the park. Linda agrees __________ (go) with them. Millie decided __________ (stay) at home. Stud