GrammarReviewofAgreedSentencesinSeventhGradThedefinitionandtypesofagreementsensesThemethodofconvertingagreementsensesTheUseofAgreedSentencesNotesonAgreedSentencesPracticeandconsolidationcontents目錄01ThedefinitionandtypesofagreementsensesPleaseenteryourcontentThedefinitionandtypesofagreementsenses02ThemethodofconvertingagreementsensesSimpleagreementintentionsTheseareintentionswherethesubjectandtheverbagreementinnumberConvertingsimpleagreementsensesWhenconvertingsimpleagreementsenses,thesubjectandverbmustremaininagreementForexample,"Thecatissittingonthemat."canbeconvertedto"Thecatsaresittingonthemats."bychangingthesubjectfromsingulartopluralKeypointsEnsurethatthesubjectandverbmaintainagreementthroughthesentenceTheconversionmethodofsimpleagreementsensesConcordantintentions:TheseareintentionswherethesubjectandverbagreeinpersonandnumberConvertingconcordantsenses:Whenconvertingconcordantsenses,thesubjectandverbmustmaintaintheirpersonandnumberagreementForexample,"Iseethemovielastnight."canbeconvertedto"Youseethemovielastnight."bychangingthesubjectfromfirstpersontosecondpersonKeypoints:EnsurethatthesubjectandverbmaintaintheirpersonandnumberagreementthroughthepresenceTheConversionMethodofConcordantSentencesTheconversionmethodofcompoundagreementsensesCompoundagreementsenses:ThesearesenseswherethesubjectsinacompoundsubjectagreewiththeirverbsConvertingcompoundagreementsenses:Whenconvertingcompoundagreementsenses,eachsubjectinthecompoundsubjectmustagreewithitsverbForexample,"MybrotherandIarestudents."canbeconvertedto"MysisterandIarestudents."bychangingthefirstsubjectfrommaletofemalewhilemaintainingagreementwiththeverbKeypoints:Ensurethateachsubjectinacompoundsubjectmaintainsagreementwithitsverb03TheUseofAgreedSentencesEnhancingarticlecoherenceUsingagreedsentencescanmakethearticlemorecoherentbecausetheymaintainconsistencyingrammarandvocabulary,whichhelpsreadersbetterunderstandthethemeandideasofthearticle.AvoidinggrammarerrorsProperuseofagreedsentencescanavoidgrammarerrors,makesentencestructureclearer,andcomplywithEnglishgrammarrules.ImprovingwritingskillsBypracticingandusingagreedsentences,studentscanimprovetheirwritingskills,enablingthemtomasterEnglishgrammarandvocabularymoreproficiently,andenhancetheirlanguageexpressionabilities.TheApplicationofAgreedSentencesinWriting010203HelpingtounderstandarticlesInreadingcomprehension,usingagreedsentencescanmakethearticleclearerandeasiertounderstand,helpingreadersbetterunderstandthetopicandcontentofthearticle.ImprovingreadingefficiencyUsingagreedsentencescanmakethearticlemoreorganized,helpreadersreadandunderstandthearticlefaster,andimprovereadingefficiency.EnhancingreadinginterestUsingagreedsentencescanmakethearticlemorevividandinteresting,enhancereaders'readinginterest,andmakethemmorewillingtoreadandunderstandthecontentofthearticle.TheapplicationofagreementsensesinreadingcomprehensionImprovingoralexpressionabilityUsingagreeingsentencescanmakeoralexpressionclearer,moreaccurate,andmoreorganized,whichhelpstoimproveoralexpressionability.EnhancinglanguagefluencyProperuseofagreedsentencescanenhancelanguagefluency,makingexpressionmorenatural,coherent,andfluent.ImprovinglanguageaccuracyByusingagreedsentences,grammarerrorsandimpropervocabularycombinationsinoralexpressioncanbeavoided,improvinglanguageaccuracy.010203TheApplicationofAgreedSentencesinOralExpression04NotesonAgreedSentencesConclusionTheissueofconsistencybetweensubjectandpredicate要點一要點二DetaileddescriptionInEnglishsentences,thesubjectandpredicateneedtobeconsistent,thatis,whenthesubjectisinsingularform,thepredicateverbalsoneedstobeinsingularform;Whenthesubjectisinpluralform,thepredicateverbneedstobeinpluralform.Inconsistencymayleadtogrammarerrorsorsemanticconfusion.SubjectverbconsistencyissueSummaryTenseconsistencyissueDetaileddescriptionWhennarratingordescribinganevent,thetenseinthesentenceneedstobeconsistent.Ifdifferenttensesaremixedinasentence,itmaycauseconfusionforreadersaboutthetimingandorderofevents.TenseconsistencyproblemSummarywordVoiceconsistencyissueDetaileddescriptionInEnglishsentences,theuseofactivevoiceandpassivevoiceneedstobeconsistent.Frequentswitchingofvoicecanmakethesentencestructureappearchaotic,affectingtheclarityandcoherenceofthesentence.Voiceconsistencyissue05PracticeandconsolidationTodeepenunderstandingandmemoryofgrammarbyselectingthecorrectanswer.PurposeProvidemultipleoptionsforstudentstochooseanswersthatmatchthesentencestructure.StepChoosethecorrectpronountofillintheblank:Helikes_______(I/me/he/heim)ExampleMultipleChoiceExercise

CorrectionexercisesPurposeTocorrectcommongrammarerrorsamongstudentsandimpr