《Unit1 Theworldofoursenses课件》高中英语译林版模块三_37.ppt

* Noun Clauses Subject Object Predicative Appositive Clause 1.You know that I am a teacher of English. 2. That I am a teacher of English is known to you all . 3. It is known to you all that I am a teacher of English. 4. The fact that I am a teacher of English is known to you all. 5. I am worried about whether you can do well in the exam. 6. What I am worried about is whether you can do well in the exam. that I am a teacher of English That I am a teacher of English that I am a teacher of English whether you can do well in the exam. Object Clause Subject Clause Subject Clause Predicative Clause Appositive Clause that I am a teacher of English whether you can do well in the exam. Object Clause Find the clauses and tell the function of them: Subject Clause What I am worried about The Subject Clause: 1.Whether it is true remains a problem. 2.That she was chosen made us very happy. 3.What I can do is to tell you the truth. 4.How the book will sell depends on its author. 5.Whoever told you that was lying. 6.It was obvious that the driver couldn’t control his car. Questions: 1.Can we use “if” instead of “whether”? 2. What’s the difference between “that” and “what”? 3.When the Subject Clause is too long, what should we do? 4.Can the conjunction “that” be left out in the Subject Clause? The Object Clause: 1.They thought that the question was too difficult. 2.I’m certain that he will get there in time. 3.She has made it clear that she does an important job. 4. I’ll do whatever you ask me to. 5.Do you know whether he’ll come or not? 6. Do you know if/whether any decision has been arrived at? Questions: 1. Can the conjunction “that” be left out in the Object Clause? 2.Can we use “if” instead of “whether” in the fifth sentence? The Predicative Clause: 1.It looks as if it were going to rain. 2.That is why he failed the exam. 3. Lishui is not what it used to be. 4. The