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teaching aims:
1. to learn all noun clauses and help students judge different noun clauses;
2. to learn question words in noun clause;
3. to learn how to use it as an empty subject.
teaching procedures:
step 1 lead-in
i. go over the different noun clauses such as subject clause, object clause, predictive clause, and appositive clause.
1. you know that i am a teacher of english. (object clause)
2. that i am a teacher of english is known to you all. (subject clause)
3. it is known to you all that i am a teacher of english.(subject clause)
4. the fact that i am a teacher of english is known to you all. (appositive clause)
5. i am worried about whether you can do well in the exam. (object clause)
6. what i am worried about is whether you can do well in the exam.
(subject clause) (predictive clause)
ii. introduce all question words in noun clauses, such as what ,which, who ,whom, where, when, how, why, and whose. tell students to pay attention to the order of noun clauses and don¡¯t leave out question words.
conjunctions of noun clauses:
Á¬½Ó´Ê£ºthat, whether, if, as if(as though)
Á¬½Ó´ú´Ê£ºwhat, whatever, who, whoever,
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Á¬½Ó¸±´Ê£ºwhen, where, how, why£¨×÷×´Ó
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step 2 noun clauses introduced by question words£º
1£©what was he doing ? his father was surprised.
what he was doing surprised his father.
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2£©what¡¯s your first impression of him? i want to know.
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