9A Unit 2 Grammar 2.ppt

Is it more interesting than the first season? Will we see more stars in it? Do we have time to watch it now? Can we feel the love of family? Is it more interesting than the first season? Millie wonders if/whether it is more interesting than the first season. Will we see more stars in it? Millie wonders if/whether we will see more stars in it. Do we have time to watch it now? Millie wonders if/whether we have time to watch it now. Can we feel the love of family? Millie wonders if/whether we can feel the love of family. Is it more interesting than the first season? Will we see more stars in it? Do we have time to watch the program now? Can we feel the love of family? Yes/no questions S+V+if/whether +a statement. Object clauses introduced by if or whether Millie wonders if/whether it is more interesting than the first season. if/whether we will see more stars in it. if/whether we have time to watch it now. if/whether we can feel the love of family. __________ We use if or whether to introduce an object clause that expresses a yes/no question. Such an object clause often follows verbs such as ask, see, wonder and find out. The word order in the clause should be the same as that in a statement. e.g. You may wonder if/whether colours influence our moods. Sandy asks if/whether orange can cheer her up. Is it easy to understand the grammar? ( I want to know ) I want to know if/whether It is easy to understand the grammar. it is easy to understand the grammar. if/whether she should choose the red dress Problems about shopping if/whether white clothes suit her if/whether the sports bag is made of cotton if/whether the green T-shirt matches his trousers. if/whether he should stay at home instead of going shopping with his classmates. stay at home instead of going shopping with my classmates? often Help Daniel complete his email using that, if or whether. that if/