"Planet Danny" Look into Science! PPT free download

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"Planet Danny" Look into Science! PPT free download

The first part: Discussion

Do you know any of the planets in the solar system?

What would you like to look at with a telescope?

Planet DannyPPT, Part 2: New Words

1. telescope n. telescope

2. solar adj. of the sun; about the sun

solar system solar system

3. certainly adv. Of course; certainly; certainly

e.g. – Can I borrow your bike?

– Certainly!

— Can you lend me your bike?

-sure.

4. unless conj. Unless; if not

Unless means "unless; if not" and is used to introduce conditional adverbial clauses.

e.g. I won’t write unless he writes first.

Unless he writes first or I won’t write.

Unless he telephones me, I can’t leave here.

I can't leave here unless he calls me.

Planet Danny PPT, Part 3: Let's do it!

1. Read the lesson and write true (T) or false (F).

1. Danny is studying the solar system at school.( )

2. Danny is looking through the telescope when Jenny and Brian come to visit. ( )

3. During the day, Danny can see many stars in the sky through the telescope.( )

4. Jenny and Brian will join Danny after supper. ( )

5. Danny has discovered a new planet.( )

2. Listen to the dialogue and tick the correct answers.

1. What did Danny do last night?

□ He tried to study the moon.

□ He tried to find a new planet.

2. What did Danny use?

□ A telescope. □ A book.

3. What did Danny need?

□ More sleep. □ More stars.

Planet DannyPPT, Part 4: Adverbial Clauses

1. Conditional adverbial clause

When a sentence is used as an adverbial in a compound sentence, it is called an adverbial clause. When a clause expresses the meaning of "if...", it is called a conditional adverbial clause, and we usually use the conjunctions if and unless to introduce it.

The conditional adverbial clause introduced by if can be placed before the main clause, but the main clauses are often separated by commas. The conditional adverbial clause introduced by if can also be placed after the main clause, and there is no need to separate the main clauses with commas.

e.g. If he wants to go, please tell me.

Don’t cross the road if the traffic light is red.

Unless is a conjunction, meaning "unless; if not", it can also guide conditional adverbial clauses with negative meaning, equivalent to if...not.

[Note] When unless introduces a conditional adverbial clause, if the main clause is in the simple future tense, the subordinate clause uses the present simple tense to express the future.

e.g. We’ll go to the concert unless it doesn’t rain.

2. Adverbial clause of concession

The adverbial clause of concession is introduced by the following subordinating conjunction:

though (although), although (although), as (despite), even if (even if), even though (even though), no matter... (no matter), etc.

e.g. Although it rained a lot, we enjoyed our holiday.

The house isn’t very nice. I like the garden though.

Even though I was really tired, I couldn’t sleep.

I’ll visit him this evening even if I can stay only a few minutes.

Planet DannyPPT, Part 5: Language Points

1. Danny turns the telescope around and looks through it again.

Danny turned the telescope around and looked through it again.

turn around / round means "to turn around; to turn around"

e.g. I turned around / round and saw the boy climbing up the tree.

I turned around and saw the boy climbing up the tree.

Why did they turn their desks around?

Why did they put the desk upside down?

2. I don’t think you can find one unless you have a bigger telescope.

I don't think you can find (the stars) unless you have a bigger telescope.

Unless is a conjunction, meaning "unless, if not".

The conditional adverbial clause introduced by unless can be either a real condition or an unreal condition.

As a true conditional clause, unless is usually equivalent to if...not.

e.g. We won’t be able to reach the top of the mountain unless the weather changes(= if the weather doesn’t change).

If the weather doesn't change, we won't be able to reach the top of the mountain.

Planet Danny PPT, Part 6: Homework

Do more research on one planet of your choosing.

Include a drawing or model of the planet that you can hang up in the classroom.

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