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Chapter 4
Pronouns
07
级英语专业本科生
第一学年第一学期第
6
周
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2
学时
外语系第四语音室
1
To review what
have been learned last class
2
To understand the different
items concerning pronouns
3
To know how to use pronouns in
exercises
4
To
train students
’
practical
abilities to use them correctly.
Important point:
To train
students
’
ability to use
pronouns correctly.
Difficult points
：
1
）
differ
ent terms involved in pronouns
2
）
relative
pronouns
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controlled multimedia equipment
I
Greetings
III.
Duty Report
IV.
Check up the
assignments given to the students last class.
V.
The new
lesson
—
chapter 4
1
、
subjective or
objective personal pronouns as subjects
教学
步骤
2
、
personal
pronouns and reflexive pronouns
3. the demonstrative pronouns and
determiners this/these and that/those
4.
the relative
pronouns
5.
both vs. two,
none vs. neither,
everyone vs. every one
V
Workbook
Students are required to finish the
exercises for chapter 4 in the workbook.
VI
Additional exercises that occurred in
the past CET-4&6
VII
Homework
I
Memorize the
grammatical rules learned in chapter 4
II
Review
Chapter 4 and do the exercises for it.
III
Some
additional exercises related to this chapter
IV
Preview
chapter 5
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approach,
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Chapter 4
Pronouns
Seven:
personal pronoun /reflexive pronoun
reciprocal pronoun /demonstrative
pronoun
interrogative pronoun
/relative pronoun
indefinite
pronoun /possessive pronoun
1.
subjective or
objective personal pronouns as subjects
He tells you the news?
(formal)
Him tell you the
news?
(informal)
Me too.
(informal)
You
are taller than I / me.
I never saw
anyone stronger than him.
People such
as he are not to be trusted.
It is
he who
is studying in the
room.
him that
Everyone except him/he has finished the
work.
Everyone has finished the work
except him.
All of them boys like
sports.
All they boys like sports.
All them boys like sports.
They boys all like sports.
2.
“the
+
noun
+
of
+
objective
personal
pronouns”
vs.“possessive
determiner+noun”
Some idioms:
for the life of
her,
the death of me
for the like of you,
for the honor of him,
I
recognize the voice of him
to whom I
was to pay a visit
.
in some
idioms:
the trick of it,
the look of it
the hell of it,
the hang of it
This scarf is
made of silk, and the color of it/its color is
red.
The chair has lost one of its
legs. (possessive)
3.
personal pronouns and reflexive
pronouns
enjoy oneself,
pride oneself
on…
absent oneself from
He looked about him.
They
carried some food with them.
between
you and me---ourselves
as
for/like/but/except me/myself
My wife
and myself both went to the party.
dress (oneself),
prepare (oneself)
fo
r…
He proved
(himself) right in court.
4.
the demonstrative pronouns and
determiners this/these and that/those
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She is ill, and this/that is why he is
absent from class today.
Dogs are more
faithful animals than cats; these attach
themselves to places, and those
to
persons.
this/these---the latter
that/those---the former
There’s a lot of material there. You
can use some of
that.
This
is what he said: “
”.
These
are the facts:
……..
5.
the pronouns
who and
whom
as objects or other clause
elements
Who/Whom are you looking for?
For whom are you writing the letter?
I asked John whom/who he danced with.
I asked John with whom he danced.
I haven’t heard of
who
did it.
I
haven’t heard of
whom
he
helped.
You can invite who/whom you
like.
That’s
who
he’s working for.
I don’t know
whom he is
supposed to be.
We invited only the
people who he said were his friends.
Some persons, I know not who, think so.
6.
the relative
pronouns that and who(m)
Any man who
/that comes here is given a gift.
He
is
the
student
()/who/whom/that
I
am
writing
the
letter
to.
(to
whom
I
am
writing…)
Who was
that who called me just now?
Those of
us who know the answer should write it down.
Which of us that work hard at English
can’t pass the exam?
He/Those who laugh(s) last laughs best.
The committee
which/that
was
responsible for this consists of
five members.
(who were)
The persons and things that/() they
talked about happened years ago.
Who
was it that told you that?
Who was that
who phoned you just now?
Jane is the
only customer ()/that
there
is
in the shop.
Tom,
whom/who you know, is a good singer.
He
looked like a lawyer, which he was.
7.
the relative
pronouns
that and which
This is the book which/that/() I have
read many times.
This is the best film
that I have ever seen.
There is nothing
that I can do.
This is a good book from
which you can learn much.
Here’
s
a piece of
news that interests all of us.
You can
do any work that/()
there is
to be left.
What is that which you
want?