PowerPointpresentationontheapplicationofEngl目錄TheDefinitionandClassificationofEnglishObjectsTheCompositionofEnglishObjectsThePositionofEnglishObject目錄TheUsageofEnglishObjectsSpecialusageofEnglishobjectsCommonErrorsandCorrectionMethodsofEnglishObjects01TheDefinitionandClassificationofEnglishObjectsAnobjectisagraphicaltermusedinpresencestructuretorefertotheentitythatisacteduponorreceivedtheactionoftheverbItisthereceiveroftheactionandiscurrentlyplacedaftertheverbinEnglishsentencesObjectscanbeclassifiedasdirectorindirect,dependingontheirfunctionandpositioninthepresenceWhatisanEnglishobjectClassificationofEnglishObjectsDirectObjects:Thesearetheprimaryobjectsoftheverb,andtheyreceivetheactiondirectlyForexample,inthepresenceof"Shereadsbooks","books"isthedirectobjectasitreceivestheactionofreadingdirectlyDirectObjects:TheseobjectsdonotreceivetheactiondirectlybutareinvolvedintheactioninsomewayDirectobjectsareoftenfoundbeforethedirectobjectsinEnglishsentencesForexample,inthepresence"Ihavehimthebook","he"istheindirectobjectasitinvolvesreceivingthebookindirectlythroughtheverb"have"PreliminaryObjects:TheseobjectsareintroducedbyproposalsanddescribeadditionalinformationaboutthesubjectorverbForexample,inthepresence"Imetheratthestore","atthestore"isapreliminaryobjectthatprovidesadditionalinformationaboutwherethesubjectmettheobject02TheCompositionofEnglishObjectsNounscanbeusedasobjectsinEnglishsenses,representingaperson,place,thing,orideaWhenanounisusedasanobject,itfollowsthesubjectandverbinthepresence,anditcanbemodifiedbyobjectivesorreceivedbypositionsExample:"Ireadabook"(Noun"book"istheobjectoftheverb"read")NounsasobjectsPronounsareusedasobjectsinEnglishsensestoavoidrepeatingthenounObjectivepronouns(him,her,it,they)replacetheobjectofaverborpositionPronounsareclassifiedassubjectiveorobjectivedependingontheirfunctioninthepresenceExample:"Ihaveittohim"(Pronoun"it"istheobjectoftheverb"have")PronounsasobjectsItisformedbythetoprefixandthebaseformoftheverb,anditcanbepreparedbypositionsExample:"Iwanttogo"(Infinitive"togo"istheobjectoftheverb"want")TheinfinitiveisaverbformthatfunctionsasanobjectinEnglishsensesInfiniteasobject

GerundasobjectThegerundisaverbformthatfunctionsasanobjectinEnglishsensesItisformedbyaddingthe-ingsuffixtothebaseformoftheverbandcanbepreparedbypositionsExample:"Ienjoyplaying"(Gerund"playing"istheobjectoftheverb"enjoy")03ThePositionofEnglishObjectThepositionoftheobjectatthebeginningofasentencePlacingobjectsatthebeginningofasentencecanemphasizetherelationshipbetweenobjectsandpredicates,makingthesentenceclearerandclearer.Emphasizetherelationship…Placingtheobjectatthebeginningofthesentencecanhighlighttheobjectandattracttheattentionoftheaudience.HighlightingtheobjectPlacingtheobjectatthebeginningofasentencecancreatesuspenseandmakethesentencemoreengaging.CreatingsuspenseNaturalandfluent01Placingtheobjectinthesentencecanmakethesentencemorenaturalandfluent,inlinewithEnglishexpressionhabits.Balancedsentencestructure02Placingobjectswithinasentencecanbalancethestructureofthesentence,makingitmorebalancedandstable.Emphasizingactionandresult03Placingobjectsinasentencecanemphasizetherelationshipbetweenactionandresult,makingthesentencemorevividandpowerful.ThepositionoftheobjectinasenseEmphasizetheobjectPlacingtheobjectattheendofthesentencecanemphasizetheobjectandmakethefocusofthesentencemoreprominent.CompletepresentationofinformationPlacingtheobjectattheendofthesentencecanpresenttheinformationinitsentirety,makingthesentencemorecompleteandaccurate.ConsistentwithlanguagehabitsPlacetheobjectattheendofthesentence,inlinewithEnglishlanguagehabits,makingthesentencemoreauthenticandnatural.Thepositionoftheobjectattheendofthepresence04TheUsageofEnglishObjectsSummaryThisusageoftheEnglishobjectpresenceindicatesthepersonorthingthatreceivedtheactionoftheverbExample"Thebookwasgiventohimbyhisteacher."IndicationsoftherecipientoftheactionThisusageoftheEnglishobjectpresencereportstheactionitselfratherthanapersonorthingreceivingtheactionSummary"Thecompany'sgoalistoincreaseprofits."ExampleObjectreproducingactionIndicatingtime,place,method,etcSummaryThisusageoftheEnglishobjectpresenceprovidesinformationaboutwhen,where,how,orbywhatmeansanactiontakesplaceExample"Theywilldriveat5pmattheairport."SummaryThisusageoftheEnglishobjectpresenceexpressesthepurposeorexpectedoutcomeofanactionExample"Hestudiedhardtopasstheexam."Expressingpurpose,output,etc05SpecialusageofEnglishobjectsSummary:InEnglish,sometimestheobjectcanbeomittedtoallowreadersorlistenerstounderstandthroughthecontext.Detaileddescription:InEnglish,omittingtheobjectisacommonlanguagephenomenon.Whenthesubjectandobjectinasentencearethesamenoun,orwhentheobjectisanounmentionedearlier,theobjectcanusuallybeomitted.Thisomissionmakessentencesmoreconciseandclear,andalsoincreaseslanguagefluency.Example:IhaveabookIlikeit.(Ilikethebook.)TheUsageofOmittingObjectSummary:InEnglish,sometimesaverbcanbefollowedbytwoobjects,whicharecalleddoubleobjects.InEnglish,someverbscanbefollowedbytwoobjects,whicharecalleddoubleobjects.Usually,onedoubleobjectisadirectobjectandtheotherisanindirectobject.Thedirectobjectisusuallythedirectrecipientofanaction,whiletheindirectobjectrepresentstheimpactorresultofanactiononsomeone.Usingdoubleobjectscanmakesentencesmorevividandvivid.Example:Igivehimabook(Igiveabooktohim.)TheUsageofDoubleObjectsTheUsageofFormalSubjectsSummary:InEnglish,somesentencesuseformalnounsassubjects,whicharecalledformalsubjects.Detaileddescription:InEnglish,somesentencesuseformalnounsassubjects,whicharecalledformalsubjects.Formalsubjectsareusuallyusedtoemphasizetheformalityandseriousnessofasentence.Theuseofformalsubjectscanmakesentencesmoresolemnandformal,andalsoincreasethesenseofhierarchyinlanguage.Example:ItisimportanttostudyEnglish(ImportanceliesinstudyingEnglish.)06CommonErrorsandCorrectionMethodsofEnglishObjectsVSReferstoerrorsthatareinconsistentbetweenthesubjectandpredicate.DetaileddescriptionThistypeoferrorusuallyoccurswhenthereisnologicalorgrammaticalrelationshipbetweenthesubjectandpredicate.Forexample,"Thebookiswrittenbytheauthor"shouldbechangedto"Theauthorwrotethebook".SummarywordInconsistentsubjectverberrorReferstoer