"Welcome to Sunshine Town" GrammarPPT

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"Welcome to Sunshine Town" GrammarPPT

Part One: Introduction of New Course

There is not any chicken.

There is no chicken.

There is none.

There are not any apples.

There are no apples.

There are none.

no (adjective) + noun

none (pronoun)

There is no water.

There are no chairs.

There is none.

There are none.

"Welcome to Sunshine Town" PPT, Part 2: Usage of the definite article the

1. Refers to a person or thing that both parties to the conversation know.

Where is the coat? It’s on the bed.

2. To refer specifically to someone or something.

The girl under the tree is Millie.

3. Refers to the person or thing mentioned above.

I bought a book last week. The book is about music.

4. Refers to something unique in the world.

We can see the moon at night.

5. Used before ordinal numbers and superlatives of adjectives.

We live on the eighth floor.

She is the best students in our class.

6. Used before proper nouns composed of common nouns.

the Great Wall, the Palace Museum…

7. Used in some idioms.

in the morning, at the same time…

"Welcome to Sunshine Town" PPT, Part 3: Usage of indefinite article ( a / an )

1. Used before the singular form of countable nouns to express the meaning of "one".

This is an interesting book.

There is a garden behind Jim’s house.

2. Used in fixed phrases.

half an hour, a lot of, just a minute,

a pair/packet/carton/loaf/… of…

Without the article

1. Before proper nouns and uncountable nouns.

China, Grade Two, milk…

2. There is this, that, my, your, some, before the noun.

When any... and other pronouns are used as attributives.

This is my book.

3. Before the week, month, season, or holiday.

on Wednesday, in March, in spring,

on Teachers’ Day…

4. Before meals and ball games.

have breakfast, play football…

"Welcome to Sunshine Town" PPT, the fourth part: Translation

1. Is there some bread in the refrigerator?

2. I guess there's nothing on the table, right?

3. Are there two baskets of potatoes under the table?

4. There are no vegetables or salt at home.

5. How many chips are in the bag? Not at all.

"Welcome to Sunshine Town" PPT, Part 5: Homework

Translate the Chinese into English

1. Is there Coke on the table? No, not at all.

2.—Do you have anything to eat? I am hungry.

—Sorry, nothing.

3. There is a big teddy bear there. This bear is my birthday present.

4. Do you know the girl in the red dress?

5. You have helped us a lot. We say thank you.

6. When eating, we all use our fingers instead of a fork.

7. Last Friday they held an English evening for exchange students from Australia.

8. There was a lot to eat last night and we were all happy.

9. He is very friendly to me and helps me a lot.

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