高一英语：Sentence Inversion in Andersen’s Fairy Tales 读安徒生童话学倒装句.pptx

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高一英语：Sentence Inversion in Andersen’s Fairy Tales 读安徒生童话学倒装句.pptx

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AndersensFairyTalesSentenceInversion年级学科：高一英语

01LearningObjectivesYouwillbeabletorecognizeinvertedsentencesinfairytales,understandtheirdefinitionandfunction.Youwillbeabletoconciselycreateyourowninvertedsentencesindifferentscenariosanddevelopcreativewritingskills.YouwillrelishasenseofachievementinexploringEnglishliterature,particularlyclassicsliketheAndersens,whichwillpavethewayforyourongoingreadingjourney,enhanceyourlanguageskillsandculturalunderstanding.

Trytodepictthescenesusingyourownwords.

TelltheStory01Theweatherwassoterriblycold.Apoorlittlegirlwentalongthestreetinthecoldanddarkness,bareheadedwithnakedface.Whenshelefthome,shehadslipperson.Theslippersweresolargethatthepoorlittlegirllostthemwhencrossingthestreet.Onewasnowheretobefound,theotherwasheldbyahomelesschild,andheranoffwithit.setting;character;appearance;plot

TelltheStoryInadarkandcoldcorner,sheseatedherselfdown.Shedrewamatchagainstthewall.Inthewarmandbrightflame,itwasasifshecouldseethroughthewallintotheroom.Asnow-whitetableclothwasspreadonthetable;asplendidporcelainservicewasuponit,andtheroastgoosewassteamingfamouslywithitsstuffingofappleanddriedplums.01setting;character;appearance;plot

TelltheStoryAfterthesmallflamewentout,shedrewanothermatchagainstthewall.Suddenly,heroldgrandmotherstoodintheshininglight,sobrightandmild.Thelittleonecried,“Grandmother!”.Thenshequicklyrubbedabundleofmatchesagainstthewall.Hergrandmotherhadneverbeensobeautifulandsotallformerly.01setting;character;appearance;plot

TelltheStoryGrandmothertookthelittlegirlonherarm,andtheybothflewhighinbrightnessandinjoy.Thenneithercold,norhunger,noranxietywasabove.Thepoorgirlsatinthecorneratthecoldhourofdawn,withrosycheeksa