2017-2018学年高中英语 Module 6 Fillms and TV Programmes Grammar and usage课件 外研版必修2.pptVIP

1. (With the verb to be), do they come (a) after is or are? (b)before is or are? 2. before or after the auxiliary verb? 3. before or after the main verb? 4. towards the end of the sentence? * Adverbs of frequency and place Adverbs of frequency (频度副词) e.g.: always, constantly, frequently, hardly ever, never, often, rarely, seldom, scarcely ever, sometimes, usually occasionally etc. Words that tell us how often something happens are adverbs of frequency; Sometimes we can see phrases that show how often something happens, e.g.: every now and then, every ten days , once a week, from time to time etc. Adverbs of frequency often lie before the main verbs and after the first auxiliary verb; the phrases often come towards the end of the sentence. Adverbs of place (地点副词) Words that tell us where something happens are adverbs of place, e.g.: above, below, up, down, here, there, upstairs, downstairs, anywhere, everywhere, elsewhere etc. Some phrases also can tell us where something happens, e.g.: in the west, between the houses, at the end of the road etc. Adverbs of place and phrases often come towards the end of the sentence. 1. Martial arts films are often enjoyable but they are seldom great art. 2. …characters leap through the air every now and then… 3. Films like this rarely reach the big screen. 4. Wuxia films are poplar in China… 5. And Lee had never directed a martial arts film before. 6. It has occasionally been done. 7. Do you often go to the cinema? Learning tips-I When learning about adverbs, pay attention to their orders in the sentence: Learning tips-II Look at the sentences below. What is the order of when? Where? How? Adverbs in these sentences? 1. The child plays happily in his bed room every evening. 2. Mrs Wang cleaned the house carefully yesterday. 3. The students wait quietly at the bus stop every day. Adverbs and adverbial phrases Adverbs can modify verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, most of adverbs are made from adjectives and the su