英语：Unit 4《Astronomy the science of the stars》课件-Grammar（新人教版必修3）.pptVIP

Unit 4 Astronomy: the science of the stars Grammar Subject Clause What will be will be. Whatever will be will be. In groups read different paragraphs and find examples of Subject Clause inHow Life Began on the Earth  What it was to become was a mystery…. …it was not clear whether the solid shape was to last or not. What scientists think is that the earth was different because of …on its surface. Whether life will continue on the earth for millions of years to come will depend on whether this problem can be solved. What is most important in life isn’t money. How he escaped from prison still puzzled us. When they will leave for Beijing hasn’t been decided. Where the teacher comes from is known to everyone. Which group is the winner is not declared. 6. Who was responsible for the loss is not yet clear. 7. Whoever wants to see the film may get a ticket free here. 8. Why he turned up there remains a secret. 9. Whether the gift will please them (or not) is not easy to say. 10. That he survived the flood was a miracle. Sample: He’s one of the most interesting classmates. What amuses us most is the many jokes he tells us every day. How he can keep all those jokes in mind is a mystery to us. * Discovering structures Subject of the sentence Subject of the sentence Jigsaw reading Examples of Subject Clause Practice I. Explain the text messages according to the example. ____________________ and how large they are is strange. 5. The appearance of reptiles is strange. _______________________ ____________ is well-known. 4. The development of fish is well-known. _______________________ _______________ for life was not known to scientists. 3. The importance of early plants was not known to scientists. _______________________ is a mystery. 2. The extinction of dinosaur is a mystery. What time I go to bed is fixed. 1. My bedtime is fixed. Meanings Text messages Why dinosaurs died out Whether early plants were very important How fish develope