英语：unit3 the world online-grammar and usage课件（牛津译林版选修7）

课件23张PPT。Unit Three
GRAMMAR and usageGrammar and usageLinking verbsA linking verb is a word used to connect
the subject of a sentence to further
information about the state which the
subject is in.
Point out the linking verbs in the
following sentences.1.I am Zhu Zhenfei.
2.Surfing the Internet is really interesting.
3.We are now in need of English teachers.
4.The question is how to solve the problem.
5.What we want to know is who will give us
the lecture next Monday.
6.Your suggestion sounds reasonable.
7.It seems that everyone here knows him
quite well.
8.Milk goes bad easily in summer if you do not
put it in the fridge.
1.I am Zhu Zhenfei.
2.Surfing the Internet is really interesting.
3.We are now in need of English teachers.
4.The question is how to solve the problem.
5.What we want to know is who will give us
the lecture next Monday.
6.Your suggestion sounds reasonable.
7.It seems that everyone here knows him
quite well.
8.Milk goes bad easily in summer if you do not
put it in the fridge.
Words like appear, seem, prove, keep,
stay and remain can all be linking verbs.
She appears all right.
They appear in favour of the Internet.
He appears to be very friendly with us.
They appear to have misunderstood me.
It appears that she will win.
It appears to me that you are all mistaken.2.Words relating to the five senses-sound, taste
feel, look and smell-can also be linking verbs.
That sounds wonderful, but some people claim
that the Internet is a waste of time.
If you always eat fast food, vegetables may not
taste delicious to you.
It feels good to sit in front of the TV after a
hard day’s work.
When he got up on stage, he looked a little nervous.
The air often smells bad in Internet cafes.3. Linking verbs like turn, go, fall, grow,
get and become usually indicate a change
of state.Leaves turn green in summer.
The boy will go mad if you don’t
allow him to use the computer.
Your son had grown much talled.
He gets easily excited when playing
computer games.
She fell asleep the moment she
got into bed.
4.Linking verbs are most often followed by an adjective. Sometimes, they can also be followed by a noun or a prepositional phrase.I feel it remains important for us to either
limit our use of the Internet, or learn how to
solve the problem it has caused.
He became a teacher after graduating from
college.
The article is about using the Internet to help
people of all ages.seem (to be) +表语
seem to have done sth.
seem to be doing sth.
seem +从句become + noun.
become + adj.
become + v-ed/ing
grow + adj.
grow to do sth.It’s growing colder at night now.
I grew to (came to) like the dog.
remain + n.
remain + adj.
remain + pron.
remain + v-ed/ing
remain + prep.
remain + to do sth. Peter became a judge but John remained
a fisherman.
His knowledge of French remained very
weak, because he was not good at
learning languages.
I remain yours truly.
The door remained closed.
You can’t let the room remain like this.
It remains to be proved.1. The cloth that ___ smooth and
soft _____.
A. feels; sells well
B. feels; is well sold
C. is felt; sells well
D. is felt; sells good
2. _____ delicious, the food was soon
sold out.
A. Tasted B. Being tasted
C. Tasting D. To tastePractice:3. Happy birthday, Alice! So you
have _____ twenty-one already.
A. become B. turned
C. grown D. passed
4. The pilot asked all the passengers
on board to remain ____ as the
plane was making a landing.
A. seat B. seating
C. seated D. to be seating5. Be careful when you cross this
very busy street. If not, you
may _____ run over by a car.
A. have B. get
C. become D. turn
6. Your suggestion _____ good.
A. hears B. sounds
C. listens to D. listens
7. I haven’t seen Mary these past
few days. I’m afraid she ____
herself for some time.
A. isn’t feeling
B. hasn’t been feeling
C. hadn’t been feeling
D. wasn;t feeling
8. What he said caused us _____.
A. to feel frightening
B. feel frightened
C. feeling frighten
D. to feel frightened9. We don’t care if a hunting dog
smells ____, but we really don’t
want him to smell ____.
A. well; well B. bad; bad
C. well; badly D. badly; bad
10. The traffic lights ______ green
and I pulled away.
A. came B. went
C. got D. grew
A Answers:
18 March
Today I feel worn out. This morning,
I took part in a debate about the
Internet. The Internet is very
controversial. It seems very popular
with many people, but there are still
some people who do not like it at all.
They say that it is full of information
that can not be trusted, and that it
stops people from spending time with
their families and friends.I admire the boy I debated against
because he was very skillful. He made
some quite reasonable points and gave
a good speech. I talked to him after the
debate. He seemed tired too. He doesn’t
really think the Internet is bad, but he
thinks we should pay attention to the
problems it can cause. I agreed and told
him I felt sure that if we use it in an
intelligent manner, the Internet can be
a good tool.We were both happy with the outcome
of the debate. People stayed silent
and listened to us, and applauded at the
end. Mum predicts that I will become
quite a good public speaker if I continue
to take part in debates. I am hopeful
that I will, and I am eager to debate
again because today proved very
successful!B Answers:
1 proved/seemed/appeared
2 appeared/seemed
3 feel
4 stayed/remained
5 remained/stayed
6 seemedHomework:
1.Review what we have
learned in class.
2.Finish the workbook exercises.GOODBYE