"Finding your way"GrammarPPT

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"Finding your way"GrammarPPT

Part One: Fill in the blanks

Complete Millie and Daniel’s conversation with a, an or the.

Millie: Let’s go to the Panda House first.

Daniel: Here we are. I can see (1)________panda there. It’s lying on the grass.

Millie: How cute! I really love pandas. Look! There’s(2)_______baby panda. It’s so small.

Daniel: Yes. (3)_______ baby panda doesn’t look like its mother.

Millie: Now let’s go to see some lions.

Daniel: Are (4)_______ lions in (5)_______ open area?

Millie: No, they aren’t. They’re in (6)_______ very big cage.

Daniel: I see.

(Half an hour later)

Daniel: Millie, here’s(7)_______ bridge. What can you see across it?

Millie: Oh, (8)_______ elephant is standing over there.

Daniel: Let’s go across (9)_______ bridge and see (10)_______ elephant.

"Finding your way" PPT, the second part of the content: indefinite articles a, an

1. Generally refers to one or a category of a certain type of people or things.

For example: An elephant is much heavier than a horse.

His father is a taxi driver.

2. Used before ordinal words to mean "one more, one more".

I have read the books twice, but I want to read a third time.

3. The difference between a / an

a is used before a singular countable noun or letter that begins with a consonant phoneme, and an is used before a singular countable noun or letter that begins with a vowel phoneme.

Special words:

a usual boy; a useful book; a university; a one-leg dog

an honest boy; an hour; an honor

an "a , e , i , o , f , h , l , m , n , r , s , x "

"Finding your way" PPT, the third part: the usage of the definite article the

1. Second mention

This is an apple. The apple is mine.

2. Specifically refers to The boy in red is my brother.

3. Used before unique nouns

the sun / the moon / the earth

4. Used before the superlative

the youngest / the most beautiful

5. Used before ordinal numbers

the first / the second / the third / the fourth

6. Used in front of Western musical instruments

play the piano / the guitar

7. The + the plural of surname means a family

The Smiths / the Greens smith family / the Greens family

8. Used before locative nouns or in idiomatic usage

in the south / on the right / in the day / in the end

"Finding your way" PPT, the fourth part: Summary

1. in in...

2. on on the surface of...

3. beside / next to beside

4. behind behind

5. in front of in front of...

6. over on…….

7. under Under...

8. above on...

9. below below

10. between between the two

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