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Unit 2 Let’s talk teens
Simple, compound and complex sentences
1. Know the definitions of some terms:
(main/independent clause, subordinate/dependent clause.)
2. Master the coordinating conjunctions.
3. Distinguish and choose the right sentence type.
(simple, compound and complex sentence.)
Contents:
1. Think about a best title.
2. Draw a general mind map.
3. The meaning of “addressed” in
line 5.
4. How to use the website safely?
Pre-grammar(Part A)
Group work: 6 minutes
1. Using a variety of sentence types makes writing
more attractive.
2. Learning different types of sentences can help us
analyze long difficult sentences in Reading.
3. Help us express our ideas effectively and accurately.
Grammar
Why should we learn them?
Grammar (P20)
Definitions of some terms.
1. Main clause or independent clause: a clause that
contains a subject and a verb, and makes sense on
its own. For example: X Xx improved his/ her
handwriting.
Grammar
Definitions of some terms.
2. Subordinate clause or dependent clause: also
contains a subject and a verb, but it doesn’t make
sense on its own. For example: When X Xx
improved his / her handwriting.
Grammar
Definitions of some terms.
Grammar (P20)
Work out the rules.
and
but
Grammar
Distinguish the sentence type.
Step 1: Find out how many verbs in the sentence.
( 1:simple ≥2: compound or complex )
Step 2: If there are two verbs, find whether there are
coordinating conjunctions.
( Yes: compound No: complex )
Grammar
Distinguish the sentence type. (4 minutes)
Grammar
Distinguish the sentence type.
(2) (3) (4) (6)
(5) (8) (13)
(1) (7) (9) (10) (11) (12)
Finish B1 & B2 (P21) & Part C (P64).
Homework
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