《Stories about Spring》Spring Is Coming PPT

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《Stories about Spring》Spring Is Coming PPT

Part One: Basic Knowledge

Read the text in groups and pay attention to these sentences.

(1)The temperature can be as low as -15℃,but it can also reach 15℃.

(2)We probably won’t see any flowers until May or June!

(3)We had to wear our jackets and boots, but it was fun.

Please pay attention to the long words:temperature,probably.

Listen to the tape and answer the questions.

1.How is the weather in Edmonton in March?

It can be cold and snowy or warm and sunny.

2.When can people in Edmonton see flowers?

Until May or June.

3.What do people in Edmonton do in spring?

Many families drive to the countryside on weekends.

Stories about SpringPPT, Part 2: Interpretation of textbooks

1.The temperature can be as low as -15℃,but it can also reach 15℃.

as...as... means "the same as..." and is used for comparisons between similar levels. Its basic structure is: as+adjective or adverb's primary form+as.

I gave him as much as he could eat.

I gave him as much as he could eat.

[Expansion] (1) The negative form of as...as... is "not as/so+adjective or adverb primitive +as...", which means "not as good as..., not as good as...".

(2) The following modifiers (groups) can be used in the as...as... structure: just, exactly, not quite, half,

twice, etc., and these modifiers (groups) must be placed before the first as, but not after.

2.We probably won’t see any flowers until May or June!

Until means "until..." and guides the adverbial clause of time. When until is used in an affirmative sentence, the action of the main clause must be continuous, indicating that the action or state continues until the time indicated by until; when used in a negative sentence, the action of the main clause is generally a non-continuous verb, emphasizing Indicates that the action or state will not occur until the time represented by until, forming a not...until... structure, which means "until...". If the main clause uses the future tense, the subordinate clause must use the present tense to express the future.

The bus won’t start until everyone gets on. The bus won’t start until everyone gets on.

[Extension] Till is a conjunction, meaning "until...; before...". It is usually used to express time, which is equivalent to until, but with a weaker tone.

They waited here till ten o’clock.

Stories about SpringPPT, Part 3: Homework

1.Practice the letter with your group members after class.

2.Copy the new words twice.

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