《History and traditions》SectionⅡPPT

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《History and traditions》SectionⅡPPT

Part One: Key Knowledge Collaborative Exploration

1chief adj. The most important; the highest level n. (the leader of a company or institution); chief (Textbook P40)

Induction and expansion

chief engineer/judge chief engineer/judge

Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer

Chief Financial Officer Chief Financial Officer

①Students are the________parts of evaluation on teaching effect.

Students are the most important subjects of teaching effect evaluation.

②______Buthelezi was a brave Indian________.

Chief Buthelezi was a brave Indian chief.

single sentence writing

①The weather is the main reason why we come here.

The weather was our ______________ for coming here.

②They invited the local Indian chief and 90 Indians.

They invited the local ______________ and 90 Indians.

2Finally, in the 20th century, the southern part of Ireland broke away from the UK, which_resulted_in_the_full_name_we_have_today:_the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. (Textbook P40)

Finally, in the 20th century, Southern Ireland seceded from the United Kingdom, hence the name of the United Kingdom today: the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Analyze

In the sentence, which resulted in the full name we have today is a non-restrictive attributive clause introduced by which, which means "this point; this thing". The non-restrictive attributive clause also contains a restrictive attributive clause that omits the relative word that clause.

Induction and expansion

Non-restrictive attributive clauses introduced by as/which

(1) Both as and which can introduce non-restrictive attributive clauses, sometimes interchangeably, and the antecedent can be a sentence. The position of the non-restrictive attributive clause introduced by as is flexible and can be located at the beginning, middle or end of the sentence. Non-restrictive attributive clauses introduced by which are often placed at the end of the sentence.

(2) as has the meaning of "just like, like", while which means "this point, this thing".

①The Internet is so interesting, _________ makes all possible happen.

The Internet is so interesting, it makes anything possible.

②_________we know, the teacher is from Beijing.

As we know, this teacher is from Beijing.

History and traditions PPT, part 2 content: learning effect, classroom practice

Ⅰ.Word spelling

1. (2019•National Volume III)A row of reflective boards on a ________ (nearby) mountainside were put to use.

2. The ________ (kingdom) is divided into four parts.

3． China is a developing country that ________ (belong) to the third world.

4. The students who went camping had a hard ________ (military) life.

5. The following table shows the ________ (location) and name of this file.

6. Port-Louis is an attractive little fishing ________ (port).

7. He had the good fortune to marry his daughter to the local ________ (chief)．

8. This great ________ (battle) was vividly recorded in the documentary film.

Ⅱ. Fill in the blanks in single sentence grammar

1. This fort was once the main ________ (defend) of the island.

2. Gary found her reaction ________ (puzzle)．

3． The team members were greeted like ________ (conquer) heroes.

4. It was a remarkable ________ (achieve) for such a young player.

5. I still find this story both ________ (fascinate) and unbelievable.

Ⅲ.Single sentence writing

1. A causeway connects the island to the mainland.

The island is __________ the mainland by a causeway.

2. You have no choice but to get rid of that illegal organization.

You have no choice but to ______________ the illegal organization.

3． A new annex was added to the building.

A new wing was ______________ the building.

4. Old people enjoyed this movie as much as children.

The old people ____________ the children like this film.

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