Unit 1 A land of diversity---Grammar（新人教选修8）
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Unit 1 A land of diversity---Grammar
Teaching Goals:
1. Enable the Ss to identify the different tyepes of the Noun Clauses and learn to use them
2. Help the Ss learn how to use the Noun Clauses
Key Teaching Points
Enable the Ss to use the Noun Clause
Difficult points:
Enable the Ss to distinguish different types of noun clauses
Teaching methods
Comparing and practice
Teaching aids
A projector, a computer and a blackboard.
Teaching procedures
Step1.Revision
Check the homework.
Step 2 Presentation
At first, get the Ss to know what a noun clause is and what role it plays in the sentences. Then, discuss noun clauses as objects,. Next, give them an example to show what are Noun Caluses and in wht situations they should use them. At last show them the sentence structures of the Noun Classes.Today’s topic in noun clauses. A noun clause is an entire clause which takes the place of a noun in another clause or phrase. Like a noun, a noun clause acts as the subject or object of a verb or the object of a preposition, answering the questions “whom ” or “what”. There are many types of noun clauses. Today we are going to discuss only noun clauses as objects.
Show the following.
He knows that noun clauses are difficult.
Ok. Please look at the sentence on the blackboard. There is a that-clause in the sentence. Do you know what clause it is called
Yes. It is an object clause.
How do you know this
I think the clause is used as the object of the verbs “knows”.
Very good. There are three types of common noun clauses, which I ‘ll eventually cover. Now I’d like to show you more examples about them.
Show the following on the screen.
That-clauses:
I believe that you can learn noun clauses well.
If/ whether clauses:
The teacher must determine if / whether they are ready to study noun clauses.
Wh-clasues begin with words like who, what, how, whenever, which, etc
First you need to explain what a noun clause is.
I know how I can make you learn noun clauses.
As for punctuation, the clause determines whether it’s a question or statement. How do you use them correctly
That clauses are made from statements and are introduced by the word that. If/ whether clauses are made from general questions and are introduced by the words if or whether. Wh-clauses are made from special questions and are introduced by the wh- words.
Quite right. If the clause is use as subject, we call it the subject clause. This kind of clause is also used as the predicative, the appositive or the attributive. Are you clear about that
Step 3 Practice
Ask the Ss to practice Activities 1-4 on page 5. For Activities 1-2, discuss what role these clauses play in the sentences in
pairs. For Activity3, ask them to make sentences containing noun clauses on the given sentces in pairs. At last, check the answers with the whole class.In English we often find clauses acting as subject, object, and appositive. Here are some more examples about them. Now please open your books and turn to page5, let’s look at the underlined noun clauses. Please discuss what role these clauses play in the sentences in pairs.
What types of noun clause are they
Go on with the Activiteis2-4. then check the answers with the students.
Step4. Using structures
Show the Ss more examples of the noun clauses. Then ask them to distinguish them. At last, practice Activity 1 on page 49 in the workbook. Check the answers with the whole class.Now I ‘d like to who you more examples of the noun clauses. Then tell me how to distinguish the different types of them.
Show them on the screen.
What they did with the treasure remains a mystery.
Juan finally revealed what he had dome with the money.
We are interested in what he does for a living
The trouble was that they had never been there before.
The news that they won the football games made me exctited.
All right. I think you can distinguish between the different types of noun clauses. How many types of nun clauses do you know Who can tell me the differences between them
Sample answers:
1. A subject clause is a subordinate clause that function as the subject of the main clause. It is usually put at the very beginning of the sentences. And the word “ it” is oven used as its formal subject if is put at the end of the sentence.
2. An object clause is a subordinate clause that functions as the object of the main clause.
It is followed by a link verb, such as be and seem. “Because, as if or as though” can be used as in the predicative clause. “That” can’t be omitted.
3. A predicative clause is a subordinate clause the functions as the predicative of the main clause. It is followed by a link verb, such as be and seem. “Because, as if or as though” can be used as in the predicative clause. “That” can’t be omitted.
Now please practice Activity 1 with your partner. Then we’ll check the answers with the whole class.
Step 5 Homework
Ask the Ss to do the following
1. Finsish Activity 2 on page 49 in the workbook.
2. Sum up all the conjunctions used with noun clasues and compare it with the conjunctions used with attributive
clauses. Then tell the differences between them. Practice Activity 2 on page49.
3. Prepare for the “ Using Language” part on pages 6-9 and surf the Internet to find the related information.
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Unit 1 A land of diversity---Grammar
Teaching Goals:
1. Enable the Ss to identify the different tyepes of the Noun Clauses and learn to use them
2. Help the Ss learn how to use the Noun Clauses
Key Teaching Points
Enable the Ss to use the Noun Clause
Difficult points:
Enable the Ss to distinguish different types of noun clauses
Teaching methods
Comparing and practice
Teaching aids
A projector, a computer and a blackboard.
Teaching procedures
Step1.Revision
Check the homework.
Step 2 Presentation
At first, get the Ss to know what a noun clause is and what role it plays in the sentences. Then, discuss noun clauses as objects,. Next, give them an example to show what are Noun Caluses and in wht situations they should use them. At last show them the sentence structures of the Noun Classes.Today’s topic in noun clauses. A noun clause is an entire clause which takes the place of a noun in another clause or phrase. Like a noun, a noun clause acts as the subject or object of a verb or the object of a preposition, answering the questions “whom ” or “what”. There are many types of noun clauses. Today we are going to discuss only noun clauses as objects.
Show the following.
He knows that noun clauses are difficult.
Ok. Please look at the sentence on the blackboard. There is a that-clause in the sentence. Do you know what clause it is called
Yes. It is an object clause.
How do you know this
I think the clause is used as the object of the verbs “knows”.
Very good. There are three types of common noun clauses, which I ‘ll eventually cover. Now I’d like to show you more examples about them.
Show the following on the screen.
That-clauses:
I believe that you can learn noun clauses well.
If/ whether clauses:
The teacher must determine if / whether they are ready to study noun clauses.
Wh-clasues begin with words like who, what, how, whenever, which, etc
First you need to explain what a noun clause is.
I know how I can make you learn noun clauses.
As for punctuation, the clause determines whether it’s a question or statement. How do you use them correctly
That clauses are made from statements and are introduced by the word that. If/ whether clauses are made from general questions and are introduced by the words if or whether. Wh-clauses are made from special questions and are introduced by the wh- words.
Quite right. If the clause is use as subject, we call it the subject clause. This kind of clause is also used as the predicative, the appositive or the attributive. Are you clear about that
Step 3 Practice
Ask the Ss to practice Activities 1-4 on page 5. For Activities 1-2, discuss what role these clauses play in the sentences in
pairs. For Activity3, ask them to make sentences containing noun clauses on the given sentces in pairs. At last, check the answers with the whole class.In English we often find clauses acting as subject, object, and appositive. Here are some more examples about them. Now please open your books and turn to page5, let’s look at the underlined noun clauses. Please discuss what role these clauses play in the sentences in pairs.
What types of noun clause are they
Go on with the Activiteis2-4. then check the answers with the students.
Step4. Using structures
Show the Ss more examples of the noun clauses. Then ask them to distinguish them. At last, practice Activity 1 on page 49 in the workbook. Check the answers with the whole class.Now I ‘d like to who you more examples of the noun clauses. Then tell me how to distinguish the different types of them.
Show them on the screen.
What they did with the treasure remains a mystery.
Juan finally revealed what he had dome with the money.
We are interested in what he does for a living
The trouble was that they had never been there before.
The news that they won the football games made me exctited.
All right. I think you can distinguish between the different types of noun clauses. How many types of nun clauses do you know Who can tell me the differences between them
Sample answers:
1. A subject clause is a subordinate clause that function as the subject of the main clause. It is usually put at the very beginning of the sentences. And the word “ it” is oven used as its formal subject if is put at the end of the sentence.
2. An object clause is a subordinate clause that functions as the object of the main clause.
It is followed by a link verb, such as be and seem. “Because, as if or as though” can be used as in the predicative clause. “That” can’t be omitted.
3. A predicative clause is a subordinate clause the functions as the predicative of the main clause. It is followed by a link verb, such as be and seem. “Because, as if or as though” can be used as in the predicative clause. “That” can’t be omitted.
Now please practice Activity 1 with your partner. Then we’ll check the answers with the whole class.
Step 5 Homework
Ask the Ss to do the following
1. Finsish Activity 2 on page 49 in the workbook.
2. Sum up all the conjunctions used with noun clasues and compare it with the conjunctions used with attributive
clauses. Then tell the differences between them. Practice Activity 2 on page49.
3. Prepare for the “ Using Language” part on pages 6-9 and surf the Internet to find the related information.
21世纪教育网
21世纪教育网
高考资源网
21世纪教育网 -- 中国最大型、最专业的中小学教育资源门户网站。 版权所有@21世纪教育网