高二英语现在分词作状语PPT学习教案

1、会计学1高二英语现在分词作状语高二英语现在分词作状语主动形式被动形式一般式doingbeing done完成式having donehaving been done，完成所表示的时间在主句的动作之前表示被动可直接用过去分词V+ed第1页/共20页功课，他考试不及格。功课，他考试不及格。第2页/共20页第3页/共20页第4页/共20页 现在分词作状语现在分词作状语第5页/共20页第6页/共20页第7页/共20页第8页/共20页第9页/共20页第10页/共20页独立成分：独立成分：有些分词短语可以做独立成分，用来解释整个句子，不有些分词短语可以做独立成分，用来解释整个句子，不受句子主语的限制。常见

2、的分词短语有：受句子主语的限制。常见的分词短语有：generally(frankly,honestly) speaking, supposing (假设假设), judging from(从从判断判断), talking of（谈到谈到), speaking of（谈到）谈到）等。等。Generally speaking, girls are more careful than boys. Supposing you lose, what will you do?Judging from his accent, he must be from the north.Talking of trav

3、el, have you ever been to Beijing?第11页/共20页1 1、分词、分词 ( (短语短语) ) 作状语时作状语时, , 前后两个动作前后两个动作的主语是同一个人。的主语是同一个人。2 、分词短语做状语时，前面可以加上连词或介、分词短语做状语时，前面可以加上连词或介词，但是分词短语和句子之间不能用并列连词词，但是分词短语和句子之间不能用并列连词(如如but，and)，分词和主句之间可用逗号。分词和主句之间可用逗号。 使用使用- ing形式需注意的形式需注意的4个问题个问题.第12页/共20页3、用、用V+ing一般式一般式 还是还是Having+done完成式完成

4、式，要看前后两个动作有没明显的先后顺序。，要看前后两个动作有没明显的先后顺序。4、分词的否定形式是在分词短语前面加上、分词的否定形式是在分词短语前面加上 not, never等否定词构成。等否定词构成。第13页/共20页 After he heard a strong sound, he went out of the room for a look.= Hearing a strange sound, he went out of . As the girl was seriously ill, she was taken to hospital immediately.Being seri

5、ously ill, the girl was taken to .be - being As she didnt know any French, she couldnt get any one to help her.Not knowing any French, she couldnt get any one to help her.第14页/共20页Consolidation1. The secretary worked late into the night, _ a long speech for the president. A. to prepare B. preparingC

6、. prepared D. was preparing 2. European football is played in 80 countries, _ it the most popular sport in the world.A. making B. makes C. made D. to make第15页/共20页3.”Cant you read?” Mary said _ to the notice.A. angrily pointing B. and point angrilyC. angrily pointed D. and angrily pointing4. _ a reply, he decided to write again.A. Not receiving B. Receiving notC. Not having received D. Having not received第16页/共20页第17页/共20页9._from what he said, he must be the thief who has stolen the car. A. Judging B. Judged C.T