英语语法（PPT课件讲稿）English Grammar

English Grammar

English Grammar

Verbs classification forms features practice 1 2

Verbs classification forms features practice 1 2

实义v.- notional verb (连)系v- ink verb 助 auxiliary verb 情态v- modal verb 及物v.-- transitive verb(vt) 不及物v- intransitive verb(vi)

实义v. ---notional verb (连)系v. ---link verb 助v. --- auxiliary verb 情态v. ---modal verb 及物v. --- transitive verb (vt.) 不及物v.--- intransitive verb (vi.)

谓语v- predicate verb 非谓语v-n0 n-predicate verb 规则v- regular verb 不规则v- irregular verb 终止性v.- terminative verb 持续性v.- durative verb 短语v.-ph b nasal ver

谓语v. --predicate verb 非谓语v.--non-predicate verb 规则v. --regular verb 不规则v. --irregular verb 终止性v. --terminative verb 持续性v. --durative verb 短语v. --phrasal verb

auxiliary verb verb used with notional verbs to show tense, voice, or emphatic mood, and to form a question or negative statement, 大 meaningless itself 大 cant be used as v alone

auxiliary verb verb used with notional verbs to show tense, voice, or emphatic mood, and to form a question or negative statement; ＊ meaningless itself; ＊ can’t be used as V. alone

Usage of aux v 1. to form negative v i dont like your hat. 2. to form a question Do you like my hat?

Usage of aux. v. 1. to form negative V. I don’t like your hat. 2. to form a question Do you like my hat?

Usage of auxv 3 to form inversion Never did l expect to see him 4. to replace mentioned verb to avoid repetition Do you like english? Yes, I do

Usage of aux. v. 3. to form inversion Never did I expect to see him. 4. to replace mentioned verb to avoid repetition Do you like English? Yes, I do

modal verb verb used with notional verbs to indicate speakers feelings and attitudes, i.e. to express possibility, permission, obligation, etc

modal verb verb used with notional verbs to indicate speaker’s feelings and attitudes, i.e. to express possibility, permission, obligation, etc

modal verb incomplete meaning; *can t be used as v alone must be followed by infinitive form of verb; *no person and number changes, 大 some have past tense

modal verb ＊incomplete meaning; ＊can’t be used as V. alone; ＊must be followed by infinitive form of verb; ＊no person and number changes; ＊some have past tense

can could may might must sha∥ should will would need dare ought to

can could may might must shall should will would need dare ought to