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Question：老师，有关介词和连词是不是还有because等的内容吗。 Answer：有的，我们今天继续学习介词和连词（10）Because, since, so，这样有关介词和连词，我们就告一段落了。 介词和连词（10） Because, since和 so Reading： Many people from Europe and South American go to the USA because they need to do business there. And, since they have to speak to Americans, they have to learn English. English is important because it’s the language of business and science. As 75% of all business letters in the world area written is English, it’s easy to see why business people want to learn it. English is used for air and sea communications, so airline pilots and ships’ officers have to learn too. But the importance of English is a problem for many British and American people. They think everyboby in the world should speak English, so they refuse to learn any foreign languages! 1. 连词Because, since和 as表示事情发生的原因。 Because说明原因,because引导的从句通常位于句末。 原因已知时用since和as，since 和as的意思相同。 Many people from Europe and South American go to the USA because they need to do business there. And since(或 as) they have to speak to Americans, they have to learn English. 2 连词so 表示动作或情景的结果。 They think everybody in the world should speak English, so they refuse to learn any foreign languages! 小练习. 用 because, since or so 连接句子： 1 Air communications are in English. Airline pilots must learn it. 2 Many people in Europe want to work abroad. They have to learn a foreign language. 3 Many British and American people won’t learn foreign languages. They think everybody should speak English. 上期答案： 1 Although I’m not very good at languages I want to learn English. 2 English isn’t easy to learn although/though its’ a very useful language. 3 Thousands of people learn it though. 小结： I went to the concert, although/though I didn’t have a ticket. I went to in spite of the bad weather. I didn’t want Joe to come. He came though. I went in spite of feeling ill. I went out even though I was feeling ill. I went in spite of the fact that I was ill. Since/As I couldn’t get a ticket I came home. I went to bed because I wasn’t feeling well. I was feeling terrible, so I phoned the doctor. |
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