Unit 1 The written world Grammar and usage(1)课件（26张）
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课件26张PPT。Negative statementsCan money buy happiness? No, it can not buy happiness.Capital ?
Nanjing is not the capital city of China.Why is the word “not” used here? no, not, never, neitherWhat are the most commonly used
negative words? What are the kinds of negative
statements?You might not (mightn’t) have been
written last week.It’s not uncommon to find her reading
the newspaper. When used before a word with a
negative prefix(eg. un-, dis-, or in-),
the meaning becomes positive,
though not as strong as a direct
positive statement.(2) Not paired with other wordsA negative statement may sometimes
have a positive meaning. Students are not discouraged to
discuss things with their classmates.
Not many people heard the speech.
(Very few people heard the speech.)It is not a long distance from the city
centre to the new railway station.2. It will not be long before most people
around the world know how to use the
computer.A student can’t read too many books.
I can’t thank you enough. More examples:You can’t be too careful when driving a car.
We have realized it’s a mistake. I can’t be sorry enough. Pip can hardly wait to begin his new life.
The classics are far from disappearing.
Pip’s sister seldom has a kind word to say.
Unless you read the novel yourself, you
Will never know what happens at the end.Some common negative expressions
are:Hardly, far from, seldom, unless,
free from, and would rather… than.
few , little ,scarcely ,anything but ,
be the last to do something.2. Joe would rather die than see
any harm come to Pip.
3. Your answer is anything but perfect.
4. Jack would be the last man to believe
that.Neither of us has foreseen the outcome of this incident.
Unfortunately, none of these reference books was useful.complete negation 完全否定
We often use no, neither, none or nothing to form complete negation. He doesn’t know any English at all.
He no longer lives in America.
Nobody can help you.All that you find on the Internet is not useful.(some information that you find on the Internet is not useful.)
I didn’t take everything with me.(I only took some of the things with me.)
When words like all, both, everyone and everything are used in negative sentences, they form partial negation.partial negation 部分否定He doesn’t know both English and French.
All that glitters is not gold.
Not every student can work out the problem.Go over the grammar and make more negative statements.3.learn the useful words and expressions by heart.2.Finish Part C1 and C2 on page
102 of the workbook.
Nanjing is not the capital city of China.Why is the word “not” used here? no, not, never, neitherWhat are the most commonly used
negative words? What are the kinds of negative
statements?You might not (mightn’t) have been
written last week.It’s not uncommon to find her reading
the newspaper. When used before a word with a
negative prefix(eg. un-, dis-, or in-),
the meaning becomes positive,
though not as strong as a direct
positive statement.(2) Not paired with other wordsA negative statement may sometimes
have a positive meaning. Students are not discouraged to
discuss things with their classmates.
Not many people heard the speech.
(Very few people heard the speech.)It is not a long distance from the city
centre to the new railway station.2. It will not be long before most people
around the world know how to use the
computer.A student can’t read too many books.
I can’t thank you enough. More examples:You can’t be too careful when driving a car.
We have realized it’s a mistake. I can’t be sorry enough. Pip can hardly wait to begin his new life.
The classics are far from disappearing.
Pip’s sister seldom has a kind word to say.
Unless you read the novel yourself, you
Will never know what happens at the end.Some common negative expressions
are:Hardly, far from, seldom, unless,
free from, and would rather… than.
few , little ,scarcely ,anything but ,
be the last to do something.2. Joe would rather die than see
any harm come to Pip.
3. Your answer is anything but perfect.
4. Jack would be the last man to believe
that.Neither of us has foreseen the outcome of this incident.
Unfortunately, none of these reference books was useful.complete negation 完全否定
We often use no, neither, none or nothing to form complete negation. He doesn’t know any English at all.
He no longer lives in America.
Nobody can help you.All that you find on the Internet is not useful.(some information that you find on the Internet is not useful.)
I didn’t take everything with me.(I only took some of the things with me.)
When words like all, both, everyone and everything are used in negative sentences, they form partial negation.partial negation 部分否定He doesn’t know both English and French.
All that glitters is not gold.
Not every student can work out the problem.Go over the grammar and make more negative statements.3.learn the useful words and expressions by heart.2.Finish Part C1 and C2 on page
102 of the workbook.