《英语宾句运用》课件.pptx

《《英语宾句运用》课件.pptx》由会员分享，可在线阅读，更多相关《《英语宾句运用》课件.pptx（29页珍藏版）》请在淘文阁 - 分享文档赚钱的网站上搜索。

1、PowerPoint presentation on the application of Engl目录The Definition and Classification of English ObjectsThe Composition of English ObjectsThe Position of English Object目录The Usage of English ObjectsSpecial usage of English objectsCommon Errors and Correction Methods of English Objects01The Definitio

2、n and Classification of English ObjectsAn object is a graphical term used in presence structure to refer to the entity that is acted upon or received the action of the verb It is the receiver of the action and is currently placed after the verb in English sentencesObjects can be classified as direct

3、 or indirect,depending on their function and position in the presenceWhat is an English objectClassification of English ObjectsDirect Objects:These are the primary objects of the verb,and they receive the action directly For example,in the presence of She reads books,books is the direct object as it

4、 receives the action of reading directlyDirect Objects:These objects do not receive the action directly but are involved in the action in some way Direct objects are often found before the direct objects in English sentences For example,in the presence I have him the book,he is the indirect object a

5、s it involves receiving the book indirectly through the verb havePreliminary Objects:These objects are introduced by proposals and describe additional information about the subject or verb For example,in the presence I met her at the store,at the store is a preliminary object that provides additiona

6、l information about where the subject met the object02The Composition of English ObjectsNouns can be used as objects in English senses,representing a person,place,thing,or ideaWhen a noun is used as an object,it follows the subject and verb in the presence,and it can be modified by objectives or rec

7、eived by positionsExample:I read a book(Noun book is the object of the verb read)Nouns as objectsPronouns are used as objects in English senses to avoid repeating the nounObjective pronouns(him,her,it,they)replace the object of a verb or positionPronouns are classified as subjective or objective dep

8、ending on their function in the presenceExample:I have it to him(Pronoun it is the object of the verb have)Pronouns as objectsIt is formed by the to prefix and the base form of the verb,and it can be prepared by positionsExample:I want to go(Infinitive to go is the object of the verb want)The infini

9、tive is a verb form that functions as an object in English sensesInfinite as object Gerund as objectThe gerund is a verb form that functions as an object in English sensesIt is formed by adding the-ing suffix to the base form of the verb and can be prepared by positionsExample:I enjoy playing(Gerund

10、 playing is the object of the verb enjoy)03The Position of English ObjectThe position of the object at the beginning of a sentencePlacing objects at the beginning of a sentence can emphasize the relationship between objects and predicates,making the sentence clearer and clearer.Emphasize the relatio

11、nshipPlacing the object at the beginning of the sentence can highlight the object and attract the attention of the audience.Highlighting the objectPlacing the object at the beginning of a sentence can create suspense and make the sentence more engaging.Creating suspenseNatural and fluent01 Placing t

12、he object in the sentence can make the sentence more natural and fluent,in line with English expression habits.Balanced sentence structure02 Placing objects within a sentence can balance the structure of the sentence,making it more balanced and stable.Emphasizing action and result03 Placing objects

13、in a sentence can emphasize the relationship between action and result,making the sentence more vivid and powerful.The position of the object in a senseEmphasize the object Placing the object at the end of the sentence can emphasize the object and make the focus of the sentence more prominent.Comple

14、te presentation of information Placing the object at the end of the sentence can present the information in its entirety,making the sentence more complete and accurate.Consistent with language habits Place the object at the end of the sentence,in line with English language habits,making the sentence

15、 more authentic and natural.The position of the object at the end of the presence04The Usage of English ObjectsSummary This usage of the English object presence indicates the person or thing that received the action of the verbExample The book was given to him by his teacher.Indications of the recip

16、ient of the action This usage of the English object presence reports the action itself rather than a person or thing receiving the actionSummary The companys goal is to increase profits.ExampleObject reproducing actionIndicating time,place,method,etcSummaryThis usage of the English object presence p

17、rovides information about when,where,how,or by what means an action takes placeExampleThey will drive at 5 pm at the airport.Summary This usage of the English object presence expresses the purpose or expected outcome of an actionExample He studied hard to pass the exam.Expressing purpose,output,etc0

18、5Special usage of English objectsSummary:In English,sometimes the object can be omitted to allow readers or listeners to understand through the context.Detailed description:In English,omitting the object is a common language phenomenon.When the subject and object in a sentence are the same noun,or w

19、hen the object is a noun mentioned earlier,the object can usually be omitted.This omission makes sentences more concise and clear,and also increases language fluency.Example:I have a book I like it.(I like the book.)The Usage of Omitting ObjectSummary:In English,sometimes a verb can be followed by t

20、wo objects,which are called double objects.In English,some verbs can be followed by two objects,which are called double objects.Usually,one double object is a direct object and the other is an indirect object.The direct object is usually the direct recipient of an action,while the indirect object re

21、presents the impact or result of an action on someone.Using double objects can make sentences more vivid and vivid.Example:I give him a book(I give a book to him.)The Usage of Double ObjectsThe Usage of Formal SubjectsSummary:In English,some sentences use formal nouns as subjects,which are called fo

22、rmal subjects.Detailed description:In English,some sentences use formal nouns as subjects,which are called formal subjects.Formal subjects are usually used to emphasize the formality and seriousness of a sentence.The use of formal subjects can make sentences more solemn and formal,and also increase

23、the sense of hierarchy in language.Example:It is important to study English(Importance lies in studying English.)06Common Errors and Correction Methods of English ObjectsVS Refers to errors that are inconsistent between the subject and predicate.Detailed description This type of error usually occurs

24、 when there is no logical or grammatical relationship between the subject and predicate.For example,The book is written by the author should be changed to The author wrote the book.Summary wordInconsistent subject verb error Refers to errors that omit inappropriate content or key information.Summary

25、 word This type of error usually occurs when important information or details are omitted in a sentence,making it difficult for readers to understand the complete meaning of the sentence.For example,He is a good student should provide more information,such as He is a good student in English.Detailed

26、 descriptionOmitting inappropriate errorsImprove positioning errorsRefers to errors caused by improper placement of words in a sentence.Summary wordThis type of error usually occurs when the position of words in a sentence is incorrect,leading to sentence structure confusion or unclear meaning.For example,The cat and the dog in the garden should be changed to The cat and the dog are in the garden.Detailed description感谢观看THANKS