《Unit1 Theworldofoursenses》课件高中英语译林版模块三_84.pptVIP

Unit 1;Unit 1 The world of our senses;Grammar and usage Introduction to noun clauses Noun clauses beginning with that or if/wheather;At lunch, the weatherman reported that the mist would become a thick fog in the afternoon. She wondered if the buses would still be running. The truth is that the fog is too thick for the bus to run that far. What surprised me most was that the old man couldn’t see anything.;Introduction to noun clauses;名词性从句在功能上相当于名词;Presentation; We can use it as a preparatory subject. It was good news that everyone got back safely. It is reported that the novel has been translated into several foreign languages. ;I don’t like his job.;2. A noun clause can be used as the object of a verb in a sentence. ; We can use it as a preparatory object. We all thought it good news that the fog had finally gone. The conductor has made it clear that no buses will be running.;I’m interested in who that tall man is. There was a discussion about whether polly had found the blind man.;This is what he does every day.;3. A noun clause can be used as the predicative after the link verb be. ;I don’t know about the man, Mr. White.;4. Explain to students what apposition means. ;5. We use that, if/whether or a question word to begin a noun clause. No one knew if/whether he lost his sight because of an accident. She couldn’t imagine how the blind man had found her.;Read the article on page 9 and describe the main idea in your own words. While reading, underline all the noun clauses you can find in this article.;Paragraph 1 The possibility that pleasant smells might reduce pain has… Paragraph 2 Since it is believed that strong smells can affect the senses, … Paragraph 3 Scientists are interested in whether the sense of smell is related to pain.;They are also curious about whether it is the same for both sexes. Now, the study has proved that for women, pleasant smells reduce