五年級(jí)下冊(cè)英語(yǔ)序數(shù)詞復(fù)習(xí)

ReviewofordinalEnglishwordsinthesecondvolumeoffifthgrade匯報(bào)人：2023-12-132023REPORTINGBasicConceptsandCharacteristicsRulesfortheformalvariationExamplesofordinalwordsusedDisplayofordinalwordsindaAnAnalysisoftheRelationshipAnalysisofFusionPointsi目錄CATALOGUE2023PART01BasicConceptsandCharacteristics2023REPORTINGAnordinalnumberisanumberthatindicatestheorderorpositionofaspecificitemorgroupofitemsinasequenceorclassificationDefinitionOrdinalnumbersareusedtorepresenttherankorpositionofitemsinaseries,soasthefirst,second,third,etc.TheyarealsousedtoindicatetheorderofeventsorstepsinaprocessFunctionDefinitionandFunctionofOrdinalNumbersFormTheformatofordinalwordstypicallyfollowsofanumberfollowedbyaspecialsuffixthatindicatestheorderForexample,"first,""second,""third,"etcUsageThesuffixesforordinalwordsaretypicallyattachedtotheendofthebasenumberwordsForexample,"first"isformedbyadding"-th"totheendoftheword"first."TheLawofOrdinalWordFormatDefinitionAnordinalnumberindicatestheorderorpositionofaniteminasequenceorclassification,whileaninferentialnumberisanumberthatisinferredorderivedfromotherknownnumbers要點(diǎn)一要點(diǎn)二UsageOrdinalnumbersaretypicallyusedtorepresenttherankorpositionofitemsinaseries,allasthefirst,second,third,etc.Inferentialnumbers,ontheotherhand,aretypicallyusedtorepresentrelationshipsbetweennumbers,allasaddition,subtraction,replication,etcTheDifferencebetweenOrdinalandInferentialNumbersPART02Rulesfortheformalvariation2023REPORTINGAdjectiveslike"first"benefit"first,""second"benefits"second,"andsoonSomeobjectionshaveirregularvariations,suchas"first"becoming"first"and"second"becoming"secondary."RulevariationformExceptionsRegularformsAdjectivesSomeobjectionshaveirregularvariations,suchas"third"becoming"third"and"fourth"becoming"fourth"."ExceptionsSomeobjectionshavemorethanonevariation,suchas"fifth"becoming"fifth"or"fifth."IrregularformsofvariationTheuseofordinalEnglishwordsinthesecondvolumeoffifthgradeisofteninfluencedbythecontextinwhichtheyareusedUsageincontextThevariationsofordinalEnglishwordscanservedifferentgraphicalfunctions,suchasadvertisementsorobjectivesGrammaticalfunctionsTheuseofordinalEnglishwordscanalsobeinfluencedbythestyleofwritingorspeaking,suchasinformalorinformationsettingsStyleconsiderationsSpecialsituationhandlingmetPART03Examplesofordinalwordsused2023REPORTINGThefirstdayoftheweekisSundayFirstSecondThirdTheseconddayoftheweekisMondayThethirddayoftheweekisTuesday030201AsthesubjectWhodidyoumeetattheparty?FourthWhodidyoutalktoonthephone?FifthWhodidyougotothemovieswith?SixthWhomEightTheeightdayoftheweekisSundaySeventhTheseventhdayoftheweekisSaturdayNinthTheNinthdayoftheweekisMondayAdjPART04Displayofordinalwordsinda2023REPORTINGDescribetheorderandrankingTheorderofordinalwordsinthesecondvolumeoffifthgradeisfromthesmallesttothelargest,soasfirst,second,third,fourth,fifth,sixth,seventh,eighth,ninth,tenthOrderofwordsTherankingofordinalwordsisbasedonthepositionofthewordinthealphabetForexample,"first"isrankedfirst,"second"isrankedsecond,andsoonRankingTimeorderOrdinalwordscanbeusedtoexpresstimeorderForexample,"firstday"meansthefirstdayofaweekormonth,"secondmonth"meansthesecondmonthofayearTimeintervalOrdinalwordscanalsobeusedtoexpresstimeintervalsForexample,"fifthhour"meansfivehoursafterthestartofacertaineventoractivityExpressingtheconceptoftimeOrdinalwordscanbeusedtodescribethepositionorlocationofobjectsoreventsForexample,"thirdrow"meansthethirdrowfromthefrontinatheaterortheater,"ninehole"meansthenineholeinagolfcoursePositiondescriptionOrdinalwordscanalsobeusedtocomparepositionsorlocationsForexample,"thirdplace"meansthirdinacompetitionorrace,"fifthfloor"meansthefifthfloorofabuildingPositioncomparisonDescribepositionalrelationshipsPART05AnAnalysisoftheRelationship2023REPORTINGRulesforUsingArticlesinComparativeandSuperlativeFormsComparativeformUse"the"beforeanounwhencomparingtwothingsofthesamekindSuperlativeformUse"the"beforeanounwhencomparingmorethantwothingsofthesamekindComparativeformUse"more"or"less"tocomparetwothingsofthesamekindSuperlativeformUse"most"or"least"tocomparemorethantwothingsofthesamekindRulesforUsingQuantifiersinComparativeandSuperlativeFormsVSUsethepassivecasewhencomparingtwothingsthatarelongtodifferentownersSuperlativeformUsethepassivecasewhencomparingmorethantwothingsthatarelongtodifferentownersComparativeformRulesforUsingPositiveCasesinComparativeandSuperlativeFormsPART06AnalysisofFusionPointsi2023REPORTING'First'isanobjectivethatdescribesorder,while'an'isandefinearticleStudentsoftenfusethetwowhentryingtodescribethefirstelementofaseries'Less'isusedforcountablenouns,while'fewer'isusedforcountablenounsStudentstendtomixupthetwowhentryingtocomparequantities'Other'isapronounthatreferstoaspecificpersonorthing,while'others'isap