《小学英语语法》课件

BIG DATA EMPOWERSTO CREATE A NEWERAPrimarySchool EnglishGrammarPPTcourseware目录•IntroductionCONTENTS•Noun•Verb•Subjects and advertisements•Positions andconnections•Sense structure•Summary andReviewBIG DATA EMPOWERSTO CREATE A NEWERA01IntroductionCourse IntroductionThiscourseware isdesigned forprimary schoolstudents tolearn English grammar Itprovidesa varietyof PPTslides andexercises to help studentsunderstand andmaster thebasicgrammar rulesof EnglishThecourseware isdivided intodifferent levels,according tothe studentsEnglish proficiencyandlearning needsEach levelincludes aseries ofPPT presentationsand correspondingexercisestohelpstudents graduallyimprove theirEnglishgrammarskillsLearning objectivesToenable studentsto understandTo enhancestudents interestinthe basicgrammar rulesof Englishlearning Englishgrammar andand apply themin dailyimprove theirlearningcommunication andwriting effectivenessTodevelop studentslanguageanalysis andproblem-solvingskills throughexercises andactivitiesBIG DATAEMPOWERSTO CREATEA NEWERA02NounWhat is a nounSummarywordsDefinition andfunctionDetailed descriptionNounsare wordsused torepresent namessuch aspeople,things,places,abstract concepts,etc.In sentences,nouns mainlyserve assubjects,objects,and predicateroles,used todescribe anddefine.Classification ofNounsSummary wordsDetailed descriptionClassificationcriteria andtypes Nounscan beclassified accordingto differentclassificationstandards.According totheirmeanings,nouns can be dividedinto propernounsand commonnouns;According towhetherthey arecountable,nouns canbe dividedintocountable nounsand uncountablenouns;According togender,nouns canbe dividedintomasculine,feminine,and neutralnouns.The positivecase ofnouns•Summary:Composition andusage ofpossessive form•Detailed description:The possessiveform of a nounis used to indicatethe owneror ownershiprelationshipof something.In English,the possessiveform ofa nouncanbeformed by adding or after thenoun.Forexample,a boysbicycle canbe representedas boysbike.At thesame time,the possessiveform ofpluralnouns endingin sneeds toadd at the end,for example,a teachersbook canbe expressedas teachersbooks.BIGDATAEMPOWERSTO CREATEA NEWERA03VerbWhat is a verbAverb isa part of speech that expressesan action orstate ofbeing Itusually appearsatthebeginning ofasentence andis the main part of thepredictionVerbs canbe simpleor complex,and theycan betransientor invasiveClassificationof verbsIrregularverbsVerbs thatdo notfollowRegular verbsregularpatterns ofunion,suchas be,have,and doVerbsthat followregularpatterns ofconnection,suchas runand writeModalverbsVerbs thatexpress modality,such ascan,will,andshouldThe tenseof verbsPresenttense Pasttense FuturetenseExpressions anaction orExpressions anactionorExpressions anaction orstate that ishappening now,statethathappened inthe statethat willhappen inthesuch asI runor Shesings past,such asI ranor Shefuture,such asI willrun orsangShe willsingBIG DATAEMPOWERSTO CREATEA NEWERA04Subjects andadvertisementsWhat areobjectives andadvertisementsObjectivesThese arewords thatdescribe anoun orapronoon For example,big,beautiful,happyAdvantageousThese arewords thatdescribe averb,an objective,or anotheradvertisementForexample,quickly,happy,beautifulThe comparativeand superiorforms ofobjectionsand advertisementsComparativeformThis is formed byadding-er tothe endof anobjective Forexample,bigger,happierSuperlative formThisisformedbyadding-est tothe endof anobjective Forexample,big idea,happySome commonobjectives andadvertisementsCommon objectivesbig,beautiful,happy,sad,scale,fast,slowCommon advertisementsquickly,happy,beautiful,slow,cloudy,quietBIG DATAEMPOWERSTO CREATEA NEWERA05Positions andconnectionsWhat isa positionPositionisapartofspeechthatexpresses spatial,temporal orcausalrelationships betweenthe subjectand thepredicateIt iscommonly apreliminary phrasethat beginswith apreparation andendswith anounorpronoonCommon examplesof positionsinclude in,on,at,by,with,andaboutWhat isa connectionConjunctionisapartofIt isusedtoshow Commonexamples ofspeechthat linkstwo orrelationships betweenideas,connections includeand,more words,phrases orsuch asaddition,contrast,or,but,so,andclauses comparison,or sequencebecauseSome commonpositions andconnectionsPositionsin,on,at,by,with,about,before,after,since,untilConnectionsand,or,but,so,because,yet,how,there,otherwiseBIG DATAEMPOWERSTOCREATEANEWERA06Sense structureSimple sensesSimple considerationsofaThey expressa completeSimplesensescan besubjectandapredicate thoughtand containone declarative,intrusive,ormain ideaintrinsicCompound sensesCompoundsenses aremade upof twoor moreindependentclausesThey arejoined bya command andacoordinating connectionora semiconductorCompoundsenses providemore detailedinformation andhavemore thanone mainideaComplex sensesComplex senses containan Dependentclasses canfunction asComplexsensesare moreindependentclause andone orobjectives,advertisements,or Sophisticatedand expressmoremore dependentclauses nounsto modifyor clarifythe integratedideas thansimple ormeaningof theindependent classcompound sensesBIGDATAEMPOWERSTOCREATEANEWERA07Summary andReviewReview ofthemaincontent ofthis course0102030405Basic presenceVerb tensionsAdaptive an…Passive voi…Subordinatestructure clausesSimple,compound,Present,past,future,How tocorrectly useThe differencebetween How to introduceandcomplex,andandcontinuous tensionsadvisors todescribe thetwo andwhen touse endsuborder clausescompoundcomplex nounsand advisorsto themeffectivelysenses modifyverbs,advisors,or otheradvisorsAnalysis ofSome CommonEnglish GrammarErrorsSubject verbagreement PositionusageThe importanceof usingthe correctCommon fusedpositions likeon,in,form ofthe verbfor thesubject at,by,and with.Article InfinitiveverbsThe differencebetween a,an,and Thecorrect usageof tobe andtothe andwhen touse themhave.Howtoimprove Englishgrammar abilityReadmore Writemore Payattention todetail SeekhelpReading books,Practicing writingcan helpPaying attentionto smallIf youare stillfused aboutnewspapers,and otheryou identifyand correctdetails likepositions,a grammarrule,seek helpmaterialscan helpyou grammarerrors inyour ownarticles,and verbtensions froma teacher,tutor,orfamiliarize yourselfwith workcan helpyou improveyour onlineresources likeEnglishgrammar rulesand grammaraccuracy grammarbooks orwebsitesusageTHANKS感谢观看。