创新大学英语1-Unit2-sentence.ppt

Unit TwoSentence Study Julie had turned 8 in October and as Christmas approached, Santa Claus was more and more on her mind. (L.1) Julie had become 8 in October. With the approach of Christmas, she thought about Santa Clause more and more. Neither he nor I was sure she really wanted the truth. (L.5) neither…nor…: e.g. I need neither your help nor his. They work neither for fame nor for personal gain. Phrase Related either…or…: e.g. You could either go to the library or attend the class.? Notice 当以上两词组连接两个主语时，动词和最近的主语一致。 Brainstorm 1）你姑姑和我都没有任何别的想法，只是怎样对你最好。 Neither your aunt nor I have any other thought but what Is best for you. 2）明天萨姆或乔陪你去开会。 Either Sam or Joe will accompany you to the meeting tomorrow. And we both were reluctant to give up Santa Claus ourselves. (L.6) We got to tell Julie and her younger brother, Adam, to put out the cookies in case Santa was hungry. (L.6) We made a fuss about the fire being out in the fireplace so he wouldn’t get burned. (L.8) We deliberately insisted the fire in the fireplace be put out, or it would burn Santa Claus. Actually, we knew clearly it was not necessary for us to do so. Sentence Enhancement 1）I should ask you ________________________. (而不是你问我) 2）I remember __________________________. (他父亲曾告知我此事) We issued a few threats about his list of good children and bad. (L.9) We warned that Santa Claus had a list of good children and bad children. It was all part of the tension and thrill of Christmas Eve—the night the fantasy comes true. And that fantasy of a fat jolly man who flies through the sky in a sleigh and arrives via chimney with presents—that single belief says everything about the innocence of children. (L.10) This was Christmas Eve, an intense and exciting evening when dreams became reality. A fat and happy old man flies through the sky in a sleigh and arrives via chimney with gifts. This belief shows how innocent children are.?