《Family matters》Section B PPT

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《Family matters》Section B PPT

Part One: Core Vocabulary

Vocabulary 1 regularly adv. often; regularly

[Original sentence in textbook]

Something that happens regularly in the present. Something that happens regularly in the present.

【Key Points Must Remember】

regular adj. Regular; regular; routine; frequent

【Word analysis】

regular, normal and ordinary

(1) Regular means that the existing pattern is regular or regular;

(2) normal “normal, standard” means not exceeding a certain limit, complying with a certain standard or routine;

(3) Ordinary means "ordinary, ordinary", emphasizing generality and universality, with a non-prominent meaning.

Vocabulary 2 responsive adj.

(1) Those who are responsible (for accidents, mistakes, crimes, etc.), those who should bear responsibility

(2) causing... (3) reliable

[Original sentence in textbook]

Who’s responsible?

【Key Points Must Remember】

be responsible for (doing) sth. be responsible for (doing) something

be responsible to sb. responsible for someone

[Comparative memory]

Sb. is responsible for... Someone is responsible for...

Sth. is responsible for... Something is the cause of...

Family mattersPPT, part 2 content: key sentence patterns

Sentence pattern 1: can’t wait to do sth. Can’t wait to do something

[Original sentence in textbook]

Can’t wait to see you back in school!

Can’t wait to go back to school and see you!

【Key Points Must Remember】

can’t wait to do sth. = can hardly wait to do sth. Can’t wait to do something

can’t help doing sth. can’t help doing something

can’t help (to) do sth. can’t help (to) do sth.

can’t help but do sth. have to do something

Single sentence grammar fill in the blanks

(1) [Word recurrence] The fans seemed to be very calm. Actually they couldn’t wait __________ (see) their favorite player.

(2) Hearing the news, she couldn’t help __________ (laugh).

single sentence writing

(3) When Jim was told that he could go on a journey to China with his father he ____________________________ (cannot wait to pack his luggage).

(4) I ____________________________ (have to admire her).

Family mattersPPT, Part 3: Unit Grammar

review tenses

Point 1: Simple present tense

(1) Composition

When the subject is the third person singular, add -s or -es to the predicate verb. When the subject is another person, use the base form of the predicate verb.

(2) Usage occasions

① Indicates a regular and habitual action or state. Often used with time adverbials expressing frequency, such as always, usually, often, every day, sometimes, now and then, seldom, never, etc.

He is always ready to help others. He is always ready to help others.

I never sit up late into the night. I never sit up late into the night.

②Indicates characteristics, abilities, or current situation or status.

This job calls for great patience.

We live only a few miles from the coast. We live only a few miles from the coast.

③Indicates objective facts or universal truths, and is also used in aphorisms.

Light travels faster than sound.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

④ To express an action that will take place according to an arrangement or timetable, usually an adverbial adverb indicating future time is added.

Verbs that can be used in this way include come, go, start, begin, finish, end, leave, arrive, open, close, etc.

The meeting begins at 2:00 in the afternoon and ends at 5:00. The meeting begins at 2:00 in the afternoon and ends at 5:00.

⑤Replace the simple future tense in time or conditional adverbial clauses.

We’ll give him the message after he finishes dinner.

Point 2: Present continuous tense

(1) Composition

am / is / are + present participle of verb

(2) Usage occasions

①Indicates the action being performed when speaking. Often with now, right now, at present, at the moment

Adverbials such as time are used together with sign words such as look and listen.

We are having an English lesson now. We are having an English lesson now.

② Indicates an action that is currently taking place but may not necessarily be taking place at this time.

He is writing a book these days.

These days he is writing a book.

③Indicates actions that will occur according to plan or arrangement. Commonly used verbs of this type include go, come, leave, arrive, return, begin, stay, stop, etc.

My uncle is coming back from abroad.

My uncle is coming back from abroad.

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