Á©s´D¤¤¯Å¤åªk°ª¤¤­^¤å ¥Ø¿ý ²Ä¤@¥U (³ü) ¤£©wµü (¶L) °Ê¦Wµü (°Ñ) °²³]»y®ð (¸v) §_©w ²Ä¤G¥U (¥î) ¥y¤lªº­n¯À¤ÎºØÃþ (³°) ¤­¤j¥y«¬ (¬m) ¤ñ¸û (®Ã) ºÃ°Ý ²Ä¤T¥U (¨h) ¦Wµü¤Î«aµü (¬B) ¤¶¨tµü (¬B³ü) Ãö«Yµü ²Ä¥|¥U (¬B¶L) §Î®eµü (¬B°Ñ) °Æµü (¬B¸v) ¤Àµü (¬B¥î) ³Q°Ê»yºA ²Ä¤­¥U (¬B³°) §U°Êµü (¬B¬m) ¯S®íºc¥y (¬B®Ã) ¥N¦Wµü ²Ä¤»¥U (¬B¨h) ®ÉºA (¶L¬B) ®ÉºAªº¤@­P¤Î±Ô­zªk (¶L¬B³ü) ³s±µµü Á©s´D¤¤¯Å¤åªk°ª¤¤­^¤å ²Ä¤@¥U (³ü) ¤£©wµü ¤£©wµü¨ã¦³¤U¦C¤T¥Îªk: (1)¦Wµü¥Îªk - ¥i·í¥Dµü¡B¸É»y¤Î¨üµü¡C (2)§Î®eµü¥Îªk - ¥i·í¸É»y,¤]¥i­×¹¢¦Wµü¡C (3)°Æµü¥Îªk - §Î¹¢°Êµü¡B°Æ»y¡B§Î®eµü¤Îªí¥Ü¡u¥Øªº;²z¥Ñ;µ²ªG¡vµ¥¡C ¤@¡B¦Wµü¥Îªk ·í¥Dµü (Ex) 1. To please everyone at hte same time is impossible. ¦b¦P¤@®É¶¡¨ú®®¨C­Ó¤H¬O¤£¥i¯àªº¡C 2. To protect environment is important. «OÅ@Àô¹Ò¬O­«­nªº¡C ­«ÂI1 ¤£©wµü·í¥Dµü®É,¤]¥i¥Î°²¥Dµüit¥N´À¡C 1. It is impossible to please everyone at the same time. 2. It is important to protect the environment. ­«ÂI2 ªí©ú¤£©wµü·N¸q¤Wªº¥Dµü®É,¦b¤£©wµü«e¥[¡ufor ~ ¡v¡C 1. It is impossible for me to please everyone at the same time. 2. It is important for all of us to protect the environment. ­«ÂI3 It's + §Î®eµü(ªí¤H®æ¯S½è) + of¤H + to V...¡C 1. It's dangerous for children to play on the streets. ¤pªB¤Í¦bµó¤Wª±­A«Ü¦MÀI¡C 2. It's very kind of you to see me off. = You're very kind to see me off. §A¯u¦n¨Ó¬°§Ú°e¦æ¡C 3. It was stupid of me to do such a thing. = I was stupid to do such a thing. §Ú·MÄø¨ì¥h°µ¥X³o¼Ëªº¨Æ¡C ­«ÂI4 ¤£©wµüªº§_©w§Î: not + to V 1. Not to depend on others is the best way to success. ¤£¨Ì¿à§O¤H¬O¦¨¥\ªº³Ì¨Î³~®|¡C ·í¸É»y ¦ì©ó be°Êµü¤§«á 1. A doctor's duty is to take care of sick people. Âå¥ÍªºÂ¾³d¬O·ÓÅU¯f¤H¡C 2. His fault is to talk too much. ¥L¿ù¦b»¡¤Ó¦h¸Ü¡C ·í¨üµü 1. We decided to put off the meeting. §Ú­Ì¨M©w©µ«á³o·|ij¡C 2. My son needs to see a dentist. §Ú¨à¤l»Ý­n¬Ý¤úÂå¡C ­«ÂI5 ºÃ°Ýµü + to V ¡÷ ¦Wµü¤ù»y 1. How to reduce the costs is a big problem. ¦p¦ó«d´î¸g¶O¬O¤@¤j°ÝÃD¡C 2. The problem is where to set up the tent. °ÝÃD¬O¸Ó¦b­þ¸Ì·f±bÁO¡C = The problem is where we should set up the tent. 3. I didn't know whether to laugh or get angry. §Ú¤£ª¾¹D¸Ó¯º©Î¥Í®ð¡C ¤G¡B§Î®eµü¥Îªk 1. Amy was the only person to remember my birtyhday. Amyam¬O°ß¤@°O¦í§Ú¥Í¤éªº¤H¡C 2. I didn't have a chance to use English in Japan. ¦b¤é¥»§Ú¨S¦³¾÷·|»¡­^¤å¡C ­«ÂI6 ¡u(¥N)¦Wµü + ¤£©wµü + ¤¶¨tµü¡vªº§Î¦¡¤¤,¤£©wµü«eªº(¥N)¦Wµü¬°¤¶¨tµüªº¨üµü¡C 1. I have parents to take care of. §Ú¦³Âù¿Ë­n·Ó®Æ¡C 2. I want knife to cut it with. §Ú·Q­n¤M¤l¤ÁªF¦è¡C ­«ÂI7 ­×¹¢¦Wµüªº¤£©wµü¥i¥ÎÃö«Y¥N¦Wµüªí¥Ü¡C 1. I'm looking for someone to help me. = I'm looking for someone who will help me. §Ú¥¿¦b§ä¤HÀ°¦£¡C 2. Do you have anything to write with? = Do you have anything that I/you can write with? §A¦³¥ô°È¥i¥H¼g¦rªºªF¦è¶Ü? ¤T¡B°Æµü¥Îªk ªí¥Øªº ªí"¬°¤F~" 1. He went to Germany to study music. ¥L¥h¼w°ê¾Ç­µ¼Ö¡C = He went to Germany in order to study music. He went to Germany so as to study music. 2.The window was open a few inches to keep the air circulating. µ¡¤á¥´¶}«O«ùªÅ®ð¬y³q¡C = The window was open a few inches in order to keep the air circulating. The window was open a few inches so as to keep the air circulating. ªí­ì¦] ¸ò¦bªí¥Ü·P±¡ªº§Î®eµü¤§«á¡C 1. I was shocked to see the scene. ¬Ý¨ì³o¤@¹õ§Ú«Ü¾_Åå¡C 2. We could not but laugh to see it. ¬Ý¨ì¥¦§Ú­Ì¤£¸T¯º¤F¡C ªíµ²ªG ¦³®É·|¦ñÀHonly¡Bnever,¦³¡u¥¢±æ¡v¤§·N¡C 1. He awoke in the middle of the night to see (=and saw) him softly go out of the room. ¥L¦b¥b©]¿ô¨Ó¬Ý¨£¥L®¨®¨¨«¥X©Ð¶¡¡C 2. We were separated never to see each orther again. §Ú­Ì³Q¤À¶}¦A¤]µLªk¨£¨ì©¼¦¹¡C 3. The police hurried to the house only to find that it was empty. ĵ¹î»°¨ì¨º´É©Ð¤lµ²ªG¥uµo²{¥¦¤w¸gªÅµL¤@¤H¡C ªí±ø¥ó ¥Î¨Ó­×¹¢°²³]»y®ðªº¥D­n¤l¥y¡C 1. To hear him talk on the phone, you would take him for his brother. Å¥¥L¦b¹q¸Ü¤¤ªºÁn­µ,§A·|¥H¬°¥L¬O¥L­ô­ô¡C = If you heard him talk on the phone, you would take him for his brother. 2. I would give you anything to go to the concert. ¦pªG§Ú¯à¥hÅ¥­µ¼Ö·|,§Ú¤°»ò³£¥i¥Hµ¹§A¡C = I would give you anything if I could go to the concert. ­«ÂI8 ªí¡uÃø;©ö¡v §Î®eµü + to V 1. Poetry is hard to translate. ¸Ö«ÜÃøÂ½Ä¶¡C 2. This rule is easy to remember. ³o³W«h«Ü®e©ö°O¡C ­«ÂI9 ¡ube°Êµü + §Î®eµü +¤£©wµü¡vªººD¥Îªí²{ 1. to apt to (©ö©ó...ªº) We are apt to make mistakes. §Ú­Ì®e©ö¥Ç¿ù¡C 2. be ready to (Ä@·N~; ©ö©ó~) I am ready to help you. §ÚÄ@·NÀ°§A¡C He is too ready to suspect anything. ¥L¹ï¥ô¦ó¨Æ³£·¥©öÃhºÃ¡C 3. be willing to (¼Ö·N...) I am willing to come with you. §Ú«Ü¼Ö·N©M§A¦P¦æ¡C 4. be eager to (´÷±æ...) He is eager to see you. ¥L´÷±æ¨£¨ì§A¡C 5. be likely to (¥i¯à...) It is likely to rain soon. ¥i¯à«Ü§Ö´N­n¤U«B¡C 6. be anxious to («æµÛ·Q­n...) He is anxious to go abroad. ¥L«æµÛ·Q­n¥X°ê¡C ­«ÂI10 ~ enough to V (°÷ ~ ¥i¥H...) ¡÷ so ~ that + S + (can) ... 1. She was kind enough to offer me her seat. ¦o¦n¤ßÅý¦ìµ¹§Ú¡C ¡÷ She was so kind that she offered me her seat. 2. I have an enough income to support you. I have a sufficient income to support you. §Ú¦³¨¬°÷ªº¦¬¤J¥i¥H¾i§A¡C * enough ¡÷ sufficient / sufficiently ­«ÂI11 too ~ to V (¤Ó ~ ¦Ó¤£¯à...) ¡÷ so ~ that + S + cannot 1. This bed is too small for me to sleep in. ³o±i§É¹ï§Ú¦Ó¨¥¤Ó¤pµLªkºÎ¡C = This bed is so small that I cannot sleep in. 2. I am only too glad to help you. §Ú«D±`¼Ö·NÀ°§Aªº¦£¡C = I am very glad to help you. * only too + happy / glad / pleased ¡÷ very happy / glad /pleased 3. He is not too proud to ask questions of others. ¥L¤£¦Ü©óź¶Æ±oµLªk¦V§O¤H½Ð¯q¡C 4. He is too wise not to see the reason. ¥L«D±`Áo©ú¤£¥i¯à¤£À´³o¤@²z¥Ñ¡C ¡÷ He is so wise that he cannot but see the reason. ­«ÂI12 so ~ as to V («D±` ~ ¥H­P©ó...; ¨ì ~ ªºµ{«×) ¡÷ so ~ that + S ... 1. He was so angry as to be unable to speak. ¥L®ð±o»¡¤£¥X¸Ü¨Ó¡C ¡÷ He was so angry that he was unable to speak. 2. I am not so foolish as to trust him. §Ú¨S¦³²Â¨ì¥h¬Û«H¥L¡C ¡÷ I am not such a fool as to trust him. * so + §Î®eµü / °Æµü such ( + a ) + ¦Wµü ¥|¡B S + V + O + to V ¤£©wµü·í¨üµü¸É»yªº°Êµü¤À¬°¤U¦C¥|Ãþ ªí§Æ±æ;´Á«Ý like¡Bwant¡Bwish¡Bexpectµ¥¡C 1. I want you to tell the truth. §Ú·Q­n§A»¡¹ê¸Ü¡C 2. I didn't expect her to be absent. §Ú¤£´Á±æ¦o·|¯Ê®u¡C ªí³\¥i allow¡Bpermitµ¥¡C 1. Please allow me to introduce my wife, Rosaline. ½Ð®e³\§Ú¤¶²Ð§Úªº¤Ó¤Ó,Rosaline¡C 2. Mother did not permit her to go to the movie alone. ¶ý¶ý¤£¤¹³\¦o¿W¦Û¥h¬Ý¹q¼v¡C ªí«ä¦Ò;»{Ãѵ¥ think(«ä¦Ò)¡Bbelieve(¬Û«H)¡Bconsider(»{¬°)¡Bfind(µo²{)¡Brecognize(»{ª¾)µ¥¡C 1. We believe him to be honest. §Ú­Ì»{¬°¥L¬O¸Û¹êªº¡C = We believe (that) he is honest. 2. I thought the idea (to be) practical. §Ú»{¬°³o·Qªk¥i¥H¹ê²{¡C ¡÷ I thought the idea is practical. ªí¨Ì¿à¡B«ØÄ³; ­n¨D©R¥Oµ¥ tell(§i¶D)¡Badvise(«ØÄ³)¡Border(©R¥O)¡Bask(­n¨D)¡Brequest(­n¨D)¡Brequire(­n¨D)¡Bforce(±j­¢)¡Bpersuade(»¡ªA)¡Bget(¥s)¡Bcause(¨Ï)¡Bteach(±Ð) 1. The doctor advised him to stop smoking. Âå¥Í«ØÄ³¥L§Ù·Ï¡C 2. I persuaded him to go with me. §Ú»¡ªA¥L©M§Ú¤@°_¨«¡C ¤­¡B S + V + O + ­ì§Î¤£©wµü ·P©x°Êµü¤§«á feel(·Pı)¡Bsee¡Bwatch¡Blook at(¬Ý)¡Bnotice(ª`·N)¡Bobserve(Æ[¹î)¡Bhear¡Blisten to(Å¥) 1. I felt my heart beat violently. §Ú·Pı¨ì¤ßŦ¸õ±o«Ü¼F®`¡C 2. I saw the boy put a chocolate in his pocket. §Ú¬Ý¨£¨º¦ì¨k«Ä±N¤@­Ó¥©§J¤O©ñ¶i¥L¤f³U¡C ­«ÂI13 ·P©x°Êµü¦b³Q°Ê»yºA¤¤,­n¥Îto¤£©wµü 1. The police officer watched the children cross the road. ĵ¹î¬Ý¨ì¤pªB¤Í¹L°¨¸ô¡C ¡÷ The children were watched by the police officer to cross the road. ¨Ï§Ð°Êµü¤§«á make: ­¢¨Ï have: ¨Ì¿à let: ³\¥i bid: ©R¥O 1. The mother made the boy turn off the TV. ¨º¦ì¶ý¶ý¥s³o¨k«ÄÃö±¼¹qµø¡C 2. The teacher let the pupils go home. ¦Ñ®vÅý¾Ç¥Í¦^®a¡C ­«ÂI14 ¨Ï§Ð°Êµüget + to ¤£©wµü¡C I go him to repair the radio. §Ú¥s¥L­×²z¦¬­µ¾÷¡C ­«ÂI15 ¨Ï§Ð°Êµühelp + to ¤£©wµü /­ì§Î¤£©wµü Can you help me (to) put up the tent? §A¥i¥HÀ°§Ú·f±bÁO¶Ü? ­«ÂI16 ¨Ï§Ð°Êµümake¦b³Q°Ê»yºA¤¤,­n¥Îto¤£©wµü¡C The teacher made the students try again. ¦Ñ®v­n¾Ç¥Í­Ì¦A¸Õ¤@¦¸¡C ¡÷ The students were made by the teacher to try again. ¤»¡B S + V + it + C + to¤£©wµü ¦¹¥y«¬ªº°Êµü¦h¬°find,think,makeµ¥¡C 1. She found it impossible to understand him. ¦oµo²{­n¤F¸Ñ¥L¬O¤£¥i¯àªº¡C 2. I think it wrong to tell a lie. §Ú»{¬°»¡ÁÀ¬O¤£¹ïªº¡C 3. I think it careless of you to lose your watch. §Ú»{¬°§Ë¥á¤â¿ö¬O§A¤Ó²Ê¤ß¡C 4. He makes it a rule to keep good hours. ¥L²ßºD¦­ºÎ¦­°_¡C ¤C¡B seem(happen, appear, prove...µ¥) + to¤£©wµü seem (appear) to V ~ ¦ü¥G ~ 1. My dog seems to understand what I say. §Úªºª¯¦ü¥G¤F¸Ñ§Ú»¡ªº¸Ü¡C ¡÷ It seems that my dog understands what I say. 2. 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Nobody was to be found on the street. µó¤W²@µL¤H¼v¡C ªí©R¹B ¡÷ ¦³ ~ ªº©R¹B He was never to see his wife and family again. ¥L¦A¤]¨S¦³¬Ý¨ì¥Lªº©d¤l©M®a¤H¤F¡C ªí·N¹Ï ¡÷ ·Q­n; ¥´ºâ(--- intend) ªí·N¹Ï®É,³q±`±Ä¥Îif¤l¥y,¦Ó¥D­n¤l¥y¤¤¥Hmsut¡Bneed¡Bnecessaryµ¥¦r,¨Óªí¥Ü¡u¥²­n¡v¡C If you are to succeed, you must work harder. ¦pªG§A·Q­n¦¨¥\,§A¥²¶·§ó¥[§V¤O¡C ¤E¡B ¤£©wµüªº³Q°ÊºA,¶i¦æ¦¡,§¹¦¨¦¡¤£©wµü ¤£©wµüªº³Q°ÊºA ¡÷ to be p.p. 1. I like to teach. (§Ú³ßÅw±Ð¤H¡C) I like to be taught. (§Ú³ßÅw³Q¤H±Ð¡C) 2. There is a lot to do yet. (ÁÙ¦³³\¦h¸Ó³B²zªº¨Æ¡C) There is a lot to be done yet. (ÁÙ¦³³\¦h¸Ó³Q³B²zªº¨Æ¡C) ¤£©wµüªº¶i¦æ§Î ¡÷ to be Ving They seem to be waiting for us. ¥L­Ì¦ü¥G¥¿¦bµ¥§Ú­Ì¡C §¹¦¨¤£©wµü ¡÷ to have p.p. * ªí¥Ü¤ñ­z»y°Êµü§ó¦­ªº®É¶¡¡C 1. The child seems to be sick. ³o¤p«Ä¦ü¥G¥Í¯f¤F¡C ¡÷ It seems that the child is sick. 2. The child seems to have been sick. ³o¤p«Ä¦ü¥G¦­´N¥Í¯f¤F¡C ¡÷ It seems that the child was /has been sick. 3. He seemed to have spent the money. ¥L¦ü¥G¦­´Nªá±¼¨ºµ§¿ú¤F¡C ¡÷ It seemed that he had spent the money. * ¦bcan't, couldn't¤§«á,ªí¥Ü§_©w±À´ú;¦bmust¤§«áªí¥ÜªÖ©w±À´ú¡C 1. They couldn't have been on strike. ¥L­Ì¤£¥i¯àÁÙ¦b½}¤u¡C 2. Her mom must have been seriously ill then. ¨º®É­Ô¦o¥À¿Ë¤@©w¯f±o«Ü­«¡C * ¦bshould, ought to¤§«á,ªí¥Ü¥¼¯à¹ê²{ªº¨Æ¡C 1. You should have seen it. §A¹ê¦bÀ³¸Ó¬Ý¬Ý¥¦¡C 2. You ought to have kept your word. §AÀ³¸Ó­n¿í¦u¬ù©w¡C * ¦bintend,wish,would like µ¥°Êµü¤§«á¡Aªí¥Ü¨S¦³¹ê²{ªº¨Æ¡C 1. I intended to have written to you. §Ú¥´ºâ¼g«Hµ¹§A,¦ý¬O¨S¼g¡C 2. I expected him to have helped me with the work. §Ú§Æ±æ¥LÀ°§Ú³o¤u§@,¦ý¥L¨S¦³¡C ¤Q¡B ¯S§Oª`·Nªº¤£©wµü¥Îªk ¥N¤£©wµü ¬°¤FÁ×§K¬Û¦P°Êµüªº­«½Æ,¦b¥y·N«D±`©ú½Tªº±¡§Î¤U,¥i¥H¥u¥Îto¦Ó¤£¥Î«á­±ªº°Êµü­ì§Î¡C¦Ó³o­Óto,ºÙ¤§¬°¥N¤£©wµü¡C 1. You don't have to eat it if you don't want to (eat it). ¦pªG§A¤£·Q¦Y,§A´N¤£¥²¦Y¡C 2. A: How about coming to our house? (¨Ó§Ú­Ì®a¦p¦ó?) B: I'd like to (come) if I won't be any trouble. (¦pªG¤£¥´ÂZªº¸Ü,§Ú«ÜÄ@·N¥h¡C ¤ÀÂ÷¤£©wµü ­×¹¢¤£©wµüªº°Æµü,¦³®É¥i©ñ¦bto©M°Êµü­ì§Î¤§¶¡,³oºØ§Î¦¡ªº¤£©wµü,ºÙ¤§¬°¤ÀÂ÷¤£©wµü¡C¦ýnot¡Bneverµ¥±`©ñ¦bto¤§«e¡C 1. I wish to utterly forget my past. §Ú§Æ±æ§¹¥þ§Ñ±¼§Úªº¹L¥h¡C 2. She made up her mind never to return. ¦o¤U©w¨M¤ßµ´¤£¦A¦^¨Ó¡C ¿W¥ß¤£©wµü ¬O¤@ºØºD¥Î»yªk,¥Î¨Ó­×¹¢¾ã­Ó¥y¤l¡C to speak strictly (ÄY®æ¨Ó»¡) to be frank (with you) (©Z¥Õ»¡) to begin with (¤@¶}©l) to tell the truth (¦Ñ¹ê»¡) to be honest (¸Û¹ê»¡) to make matters worse (§óÁVªº¬O) to be sure (ªº½T) to be brief (²³æ§ã­n¦a»¡) to say nothing of ~ = not to speak of = not to mention (§ó¤£¥Î»¡ ~) to do ~ justice (¹ï~¤½¥­¦aµû§P) to say the least of it («O¦u¦a»¡) strange to say (©_©Çªº¬O) needless to say (µL±e¸mºÃ¦a) so to speak (¥i¥H»¡¬O) not to say + §Î®eµü(§Y¨Ï¤£¯à»¡¬O~) 1. To begin with, I'll tell you about my character. ¤@¶}©l,§Ú­n¸ò§A»¡»¡§Úªº­Ó©Ê¡C 2. It was very cold, and to make matters worse, it began to rain. ¤Ñ®ð«Ü§N,§óÁVªº¬O,¤ÑªÅ¤S¶}©l¤U°_«B¨Ó¡C 3. He can speak French and German, to say nothing of not to speak of not to mention English. ¥L·|»¡ªk»y©M¼w»y,§ó¤£¥Î»¡­^»y¤F¡C 4. It would be foolish, not to say crazy, to say such a thing. »¡³o¼Ëªº¸Ü,§Y¨Ï¤£¯à»¡¬OºÆ¨g,¤]¬O·MÄøªº¡C ¤Q¤@¡B ¤£©wµüªººD¥Îªí²{ had better + ­ì§Î¤£©wµü ¡÷ ³Ì¦n We had better leave unsaid. §Ú­Ì³Ì¦n§O»¡¡C would/rather + ­ì§Î¤£©wµü ~ than + ­ì§Î¤£©wµü would/had sooner + ­ì§Î¤£©wµü ~ than + ­ì§Î¤£©wµü ¡÷ ¹çÄ@~¦Ó¤£Ä@... I would rather go with you than stay here alone. §Ú¹çÄ@©M§A¥h¤]¤£Ä@¿W¦Û¯d¦b³o¸Ì¡C do nothing but + ­ì§Î¤£©wµü ¡÷ ¤°»ò³£¤£°µ¥u~ He did nothing but eat all day. ¥L¾ã¤Ñ¤°»ò³£¤£°µ¥u¬O¦Y¡C choose/want/expect/desire + nothing but + to¤£©wµü ¡÷ °£¤F~¨ä¥L³£¤£·Q She desires nothing but to live peacefully. ¦o°£¤F¥­ÀR¦a¥Í¬¡¨ä¥L³£¤£·Q¡C cannot but + ­ì§Î¤£©wµü cannot help + °Ê¦Wµü cannot help but + ­ì§Î¤£©wµü ¡÷ ¤£±o¤£~;§Ô¤£¦í~ When I heard the news, I couldn't but cry. When I heard the news, I couldn't help crying. 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He professed to know a lot about China. ¥L°²¸Ë»¡¥L¹ï¤¤°ê«Ü¼ô±x¡C °Ê¦Wµü·í¨üµü admit(©Ó»{)¡Bavoid(Á×§K)¡Bconsider(»{¬°)¡Bdelay(©µ»~)¡Bdeny(§_»{)¡Benjoy(³ß·R)¡Bescape(§K°£)¡Bfinish(§¹¦¨)¡Bgive up(©ñ±ó)¡Bimagine(·Q¹³)¡Bkeep(«ùÄò)¡Bmind(¤¶·N)¡Bmiss(¿ù¹L)¡Bpostpone(©µ´Á)¡Bput off(©µ´Á)¡Bresist(§Ô¦í)¡Bpractice(½m²ß)¡Bsuggest(«ØÄ³)µ¥¡C 1. Have you finished writing an answer to his letter? §A¼g¦n¤Fµ¹¥Lªº¦^«H¤F¶Ü? 2. Fortunately, he escaped getting hurt. ©¯¹B¦a,¥L¨S¦³¨ü¶Ë¡C ­«ÂI ¤U¦C°Êµü,¨ä¨üµü¬°¤£©wµü©Î°Ê¦Wµü,¨ä·N«ä¤£ÅÜ¡C start(¶}©l)¡Bbegin(¶}©l)¡Bcease(°±¤î)¡Bcontinue(Ä~Äò)¡Blike(³ßÅw)¡Bdislike(¤£³ßÅw)¡Bfear(®`©È)¡Bhate(°Q¹½)¡Bintend(·Q­n)¡Battempt(¹Á¸Õ)¡Blove(³ß·R)¡Bneglect(©¿µø)¡Bomit((¦]²¨©¿¦Ó)§Ñ°O)¡Bprefer(¸û³ß·R)¡Bpropose(´£Ä³)µ¥¡C 1. They ceased singing/to sing. ¥L­Ì°±¤î°Ûºq¡C 2. I intend majoring/to major in economics in college. §Ú·Q¦b¤j¾Ç¸Ì¥D­×¸gÀپǡC ­«ÂI ¤U¦C°Êµü,¨ä¨üµü¬°¤£©wµü©Î°Ê¦Wµü,¨ä·N«ä§ïÅÜ¡C try(¹Á¸Õ)¡Bremember(°O±o)¡Bforget(§Ñ°O)¡Bstop(°±¤î)¡Bregret(«á®¬) 1. The boy tried to move the heavy sofa.³o¨k«Ä³]ªk·h°Ê³o±i«Ü­«ªº¨Fµo¡C ~ ¹ê»Ú¤W¦³¨S¦³°µ¬O¥t¤@¦^¨Æ¡C The boy tried moving the heavy sofa.³o¨k«Ä¹Á¸Õ­n·h°Ê³o±i«Ü­«ªº¨Fµo¡C ~ ¹ê»Ú¤W°µ°µ¬Ý¡C 2. I remembered locking the door last night.§Ú°O±o¬Q±ß¦³Âê¤Wªù¡C ~ °Ê§@¤w°µ¡C Remember to lock the door.°O±oÂêªù¡C ~ °Ê§@¥¼°µ¡C 3. I'll never forget hearing her song.§Ú±N¤£·|§Ñ°OÅ¥¹L¦oªººq¡C ~ °Ê§@¤w°µ¡C I forgot to hear her song.§Ú§Ñ¤FÅ¥¦oªººq¡C ~ °Ê§@¥¼°µ¡C 4. He stopped having breakfast. ¥L°±¤î¦Y¦­À\¡C He stopped to have a cup of coffee.¥L°±¤U¨Ó³Ü¤FªM©@°Ø¡C 5. I regret not taking care of myself.§Ú«á®¬¨S¦³ª`·N¦Û¤vªº°·±d¡C I regret to say that I cannot help you.«Ü©êºp(¿ò¾Ñ),§Ú¤£¯àÀ°§U§A¡C ¤T¡B°Êµü·N¸q¤Wªº¥Dµü ¾ã­Ó¥y¤lªº¥Dµü­Y»P°Ê¦Wµü¤£¦P®É,¶·­nªí¥Ü¥X°Ê¦Wµü·N¸q¤Wªº¥Dµü,¨ä¤èªk¦³¤G¡C ©Ò¦³®æ + °Ê¦Wµü / ¨ü®æ + °Ê¦Wµü 1. Philip dislikes Amy's/Amy wearing a mini-skirt. Philip¤£³ßÅwAmy¬ï°g§A¸È¡C 2. I can't stand his/him shouting when he is angry. §ÚµLªk§Ô¨ü¥L¦b¥Í®ð®É¤j¥s¡C ¦Wµü+°Ê¦Wµü /¦Wµü+'s+°Ê¦Wµü 1. 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This book is worth reading. ³o¥»®Ñ­È±oŪ ¡÷ It is worth while reading/to read the book. 3. It would be worth his while helping/to help the foreigner. ¥LÀ°§U¨º¥~°ê¤H¬O­È±oªº¡C On Ving (¤@~´N~) On coming home, he switched on the television. ¥L¤@¦^¨ì®a´N¥´¶}¹qµø¡C ¡÷ As soon as he came home, he switched on the television. in Ving (·í~®É) I slipped in getting off the train. ·í§Ú¤U¤õ¨®®É,·Æ¤F¤@¸ø¡C ¡÷ I slipped when (while) I was getting off the train. It goes without saying that ~.(¤£¥Î»¡;¦Û¤£«Ý¨¥) It goes without saying that our plans depend on the weather. ¤£¥Î»¡§Ú­Ìªº­p¹º¨ú¨M©ó¤Ñ®ð¡C ¡÷ Needless to say, our plans depend on the weather. What do you say to Ving ~. (~¦p¦ó?) What do you say to taking a walk by the sea? ¥h®üÃä´²¨B¦p¦ó? ¡÷ How about taking a woak the by sea? need / want / deserve / stand ...µ¥ + Ving ¡÷ ¦³³Q°Ê¤§·N 1. This watch needs repairing. ³o¤â»Ý­n­×²z¡C 2. The child wants scolding. ³o«Ä¤l»Ý­n³Q½|¡C 3. He deserves helping. ¥L­È±o§O¤HÀ°¦£¡C 4. 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It is important that she (should) be honest. ¸Û¹ê¹ï§Ú­Ì¦Ó¨¥«Ü­«­n¡C ¤G¡B°²³]ªk¹L¥h¦¡ (ªí¥Ü»P²{¦b¨Æ¹ê¬Û¤Ïªº°²³]) If + ¥Dµü + were ..., + ¥Dµü + would,could/should,might + ­ì§Î°Êµü... If + ¥Dµü + ¹L¥h¹L¦¡°Êµü ..., + ¥Dµü + would,could/should,might + ­ì§Î°Êµü... If + ¥Dµü + ¹L¥h¦¡§U°Êµü + ..., + ¥Dµü + would,could/should,might + ­ì§Î°Êµü... 1. If I were young, I could enjoy this party. ¦pªG§ÚÁÙ¦~»´,§Ú´N¯à°÷¼Ö¦b¬£¹ï¤¤¡C ¨Æ¹ê¬O: As I am not young, I cannt enjoy the party. 2. If I had a lot of money, I would buy a yacht. ¦pªG§Ú¦³«Ü¦h¿ú,§Ú´N¶R¤@¿´¹C¸¥¡C ¨Æ¹ê¬O: As I don't have much money, I won't buy a yacht. ¤T¡B°²³]ªk¹L¥h§¹¦¨¦¡ (ªí¥Ü»P¹L¥h¨Æ¹ê¬Û¤Ïªº°²³]) If + ¥Dµü + ¹L¥h§¹¦¨¦¡(had + p.p.) ..., + ¥Dµü + would,could/should,might + have + p.p. 1. If I had known the gossip then, I would have told you. ¦pªG§Ú¨º®Éª¾¹D³o­Ó¬y¨¥,§Ú¦­´N§i¶D§A¤F¡C ¨Æ¹ê¬O: As I didn't know the gossip then, I wouldn't tell you. 2. 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This book was too boring for me to read through. ³o¥»®Ñ¹ï§Ú¦Ó¨¥¤ÓµL²áµLªk¬Ý§¹¡C 3. He would be the last person to tell a lie. ¥Lµ´¤£·|»¡ÁÀ¡C 4. The story he told me was anything but boring. ¥L§i¶D§Úªº¬G¨Æ¤@ÂI¤]¤£·|µL²á¡C 5. Five hundred dollars for a pair of shoes is far from cheap! 500¤¸¶R¤@Âù¾cµ´¤£«K©y! 6. This district is free from air pollution. ³o¦a¤è¬O¨S¦³ªÅ®ð¦Ã¬Vªº¡C 7. The view from the window was beautiful beyond description. ±qµ¡¤á±æ¥X¥hªº´ºÆ[¬ü±oµ§¾¥Ãø¥H§Î®e¡C 8. This book is quite above me (=> my understanding). ³o¥»®Ñ»·¶W¹L§Úªº²z¸Ñ¯à¤O¡C 9. He is above cheating on a test. ¥L¦Ò¸Õ¤£¥i¯à°µ¹ú¡C 10. The alarm clock failed to go off. ³o¾xÄÁ¤£·|ÅT¤F¡C 11. Heavy fog kept us from driving fast. ¿@Ãú¨Ï§Ú­ÌµLªk¶}§Ö¨®¡C ª`·N ªý¤î;¨¾¤î: keep ...from... / hinder...from... / stop...from... / Protect...from... / prevent...from... 12. You had better refrain from alcohol. §A³Ì¦nÁ×§K³Ü°s¡C 13. I know better than to do such a thing. §ÚÁÙ¨S¦³²Â¨ì¥h°µ¨ººØ¨Æ¡C 14. 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We laughed. We=¥D³¡ laughed=­z³¡ 2. The tal1 boy looks tired. The tall boy =¥D³¡ looks tired =­z³¡ 3. All the students in the school must wear uniforms. All the students in the school =¥D³¡ must wear uniforms =­z³¡ (1)¥Dµü - ¦Wµü©Î¦Wµü¬Ûµ¥»y¡C 1. The telephone rang early in the morning.(¤@¤j¦­¹q¸Ü´NÅT¤F¡C) 2. He is a famous musician. (¥L¬O¦³¦Wªº­µ¼Ö®a¡C) 3. To read novels is pleasant.(¾\Ū¤p»¡¬O´r§Öªº¡C) 4. Learning a foreign language is important.(¾Ç²ß¥~¤å¬O­«­nªº¡C) 5. Who to bell the cat is a big problem.(¥Ñ½Ö¾á¥ô³o¦MÀIªº¥ô°È¬O¤@¤j°ÝÃD¡C) 6. That he is honest is true.(¥L«Ü¸Û¹ê¬O¯uªº¡C) ª`·N the + §Î®eµü /the + ¤Àµüµ¥¦P©ó¦Wµü¤]¥i°µ¥Dµü 1. The rich are not always happy.(´I¤H¨Ã«DÁ`¬O§Ö¼Öªº¡C) 2. The wounded numbered ten.(­t¶ËªÌ¦³¤Q¤H¡C) (2)°Êµü ¥Ñµ²ºc¤À - ¥i¤À¬°¤@­Ó¦rªº°Êµü¤Î½Æ¦X°Êµü¡C 1. I saw a girl on the street.(§Ú¦bµó¤W¬Ý¨£¤@¦ì¤k«Ä¡C) 2. 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A little girl was carrying a basket full of apples. (¤@­Ó¤p¤k«Ä¥¿´£µÛ¤@­Ó¸Ëº¡Ä«ªGªºÄx¤l¡C) 2. Please give me something interesting to read.(½Ðµ¹§Ú¦³½ìªºªF¦èŪ¡C) ª`·N 1.§Î®eµü beautiful flowers 2.«aµü an apple 3.¥N¦Wµü your family 4.¤À µü - ²{¦b¤Àµü a sleepiug baby ¹L¥h¤Àµü - a fallen tree 5.¤£©wµü something to eat 6.¤ù»y a picture on the wall 7.¤l¥y books which 1 have already read ­×¹¢°Êµü,§Î®eµü,°Æµü 1. He usuaHy jogs in the park for an hour before breakfast.(¥L³q±`¦b¦­À\«e¦b¨º¤½¶éºC¶]¤@¤p®É¡C) 2. Very strange men walked quite fast down the stairs. (¨º¨Ç«Ü©_©Çªº¨k¤H¬Û·í§Ö¦a¨«¤U¼Ó¥h¡C) ª`·N 1.°Æµü walk very slowly 2.¤ù»y look out of the window 3.¤£©wµü go out to buy a book 4.¤l¥y I'11 stay here till he comes back. ¥|¡B¥y¤lªººØÃþ (1)¥Ñ¤º®e¤À ª½­z¥y - ¥]§tªÖ©w¥y¤Î§_©w¥y¡C 1. M1y sister is a TV director.(§Ú©n©n¬O¦ì¹qµø¾Éºt¡C) My sister is not a TV director.(§Ú©n©n¤£¬O¹qµø¾Éºt¡C) 2.We have school even on Saturdays.(§Ú­Ì¬Æ¦Ü©ó¦b¬P´Á¤j³£­n¤W¾Ç¡C) We do not have school on Saturdays.(§Ú­Ì¬P´Á¤»¤£¥Î¤W¾Ç¡C) ºÃ°Ý¥y (a) Yes/No°Ý¥y be°Êµü©Î§U°Êµü¬°­ºªº°Ý¥y¡C 1. Do you know her address? -Yes, I do.(§Aª¾¹D¦oªº¦í§}¶Ü?¬Oªº,§Úª¾¹D¡C) 2. Are you going shopping with me? -No, I am not. (§A­n©M§Ú¤@°_¥h³}µó¶Ü?) 3. Can you do me a favor? -Sure. (§A¯àÀ°§Ú¤@­Ó¦£¶Ü?¦nªº¡C ) 4. Doesn't he speak English? -Yes, he does. (¥L¤£»¡­^»y¶Ü?¥L»¡­^»y¡C) (b) WH°Ý¥y ºÃ°Ýµü¬°­ºªº°Ý¥y¡C 1.Where are you from? - I'm from Sydney,Australia.(§A¨Ó¦Û­þ¸Ì?§Ú¨Ó¦Û¿D¬w³·±ù¡C) 2.When did you hear the news? - The day before yesterday.(§A¦ó®ÉÅ¥¨ì³oÁÁ¨¥? «e¤Ñ¡C) 3. How long will you be here? - For two weeks. (§A·|¦b³o«Ý¦h¤[?¨â¶g¡C) ª`·N <ºÃ°Ýµü+°Êµü...?> l. What is your favorite subject? -History. (§A³Ì·Rªº¬ì¥Ø¬O¤°»ò?¾ú¥v¡C) 2. Who left the window open? - I did.(½ÖÅýµ¡¤á¶}µÛ? ¬O§Ú¡C) (c)¿ï¾Ü°Ý¥y ¥Ñ¨â­Ó¥H¤Wªºµª®×¤¤¡A¿ï¾Ü¤@­Óµª®×ªº°Ý¥y¡C 1. Is Mr. Brown a pianist or a cellist? - A pianist.(¥¬®Ô¥ý¥Í¬O¿ûµ^®a©Î¤j´£µ^®a©O? ¿ûµ^®a¡C) 2. Would you like coffee or tea? - Coffee, please. (§A­n©@°Ø©Î¯ù?©@°Ø¡C) 3. Who runs faster, Tom or John? Tom does.(½Ö¶]±o¸û§Ö©O?Tom©ÎJohn?¬OTom¡C) (d) ªþ¥[°Ý¥y ¦bªÖ©w¥y©Î§_©w¥y«áªººÃ°Ý¥y¡C 1. It's very hot today, isn't it? Yes, it is. (¤Ñ®ð«Ü¼ö¡A¤£¬O¶Ü?¬Oªº¡C) 2. Jack didn't solve the problem, did he?(Jack¨S¸Ñ¨M³oÃøÃD¡A¬O¶Ü?) (e) ­×Ãã°Ý¥y ³oºØ°Ý¥y,¨Ã¤£¤@©w»Ý­n¦^µª,¨Æ¹ê¤W¬O¤@ºØ±a¦³¤Ï°Ý»y®ðªº°Ý¥y¡C 1. Who knows? (½Öª¾¹D?) (¡÷ No one knows.) 2. Isn't it funny? (³o¤£¬O«Ü¦n¯º¶Ü?) (¡÷ It is very funny.) (f)¶¡±µ°Ý¥y ¦¹°Ý¥y¦b¤l¥y¤¤¬°ªº§Î¦¡¡C 1. Do you know what time it is? (§Aª¾¤£ª¾¹D²{¦b´XÂI?) Yes, I do. (¬Oªº¡A§Úª¾¹D¡C) 2. What time do you know it is? (§Aª¾¹D²{¦b´XÂI¶Ü?) It is twelve o'clock. (²{¦b¤Q¤GÂI¡C) ¬è¨Ï¥y ªí¥Ü§Æ±æ¡A½Ð¨D¡A©R¥Oªº¥y¤l¡C 1. Wait a minute, please.(½Ðµ¥¤@¤U¡C) 2. Don't worry about such a thing.(§O¾á¤ß³o¼Ëªº¨Æ¡C) 3. Have a drink. (³Ü¤@ªM§a¡C) ·P¼Û¥y ªí¥Ü±j¯P·P´n©ÎÅå¼Ûªº¥y¤l,¥y§À¶·¥[Åå¼Û¸¹¡C 1. How beautiful! (¦n¬ü°Ú!) 2. How beautiful a girl (she is) ! (¦n¬üªº¤@­Ó¤k«Ä!) ¡÷ What a beautiful girl she is ! 3. What a shame! (¦n¥áÁy°Ú! ) 4. How hard it rains!(¦n¤jªº«B°Ú!) ª`·N ·P¼Û¥yªº¥y«¬¦p¤U: How + §Î®eµü/°Æµü + a/an + ¦Wµü + ¥Dµü + °Êµü! What+ a/an + §Î®eµü + ¦Wµü + ¥Dµü + °Êµü! (2) ¥Ñµ²ºc¤À ³æ¥y ¥u¦³¤@­Ó¥D³¡+­z³¡§Y¬°³æ¥y¡C 1. 1 have a sufficient income to support you. (§Ú¦³¨¬°÷ªº¦¬¤J¥i¥H¾i§A¡C) 2. Happy melnories came and went in my mind. (§Ö¼Öªº¦^¾Ð¦b§Ú¸£®ü¤¤¬y¹L¡C) 3. Jason and Jack rushed into the classroom. (Jason©MJack½Ä¶i±Ð«Ç¡C) ¦X¥y ¥Ñ¹ïµ¥³s±µµü³s±µªº¨â¹ïµ¥¤l¥y¡AºÙ¬°¦X¥y¡C 1. I missed the 1ast train, so 1 took a taxi home. (§Ú¿ù¹L¥½¯Z¤õ¨®©Ò¥H·f­pµ{¨®¦^®a¡C) 2. The driver tried to control the car, but it crashed into a tree.(¾r¾p¸ÕµÛ­n±±¨î¦í¨º½ø¨®¡A¦ý¥¦ÁÙ¬O¼²¤W¾ð·F¡C) ½Æ¥y ¥Ñ±qÄݳs±µµü©Ò³s±µªº¥D­n¤l¥y¤Î±qÄݤl¥y¡AºÙ¬°½Æ¥y¡C 1. Who did it is still a mystery.(½Ö°µ¤F³o¥ó¨Æ¤´¬O­ÓÁ¼¡C) 2. He is the man who saved my son from drowning.(¥L´N¬O±q¤ô¤¤±Ï°_§Ú¨à¤lªº¨º­Ó¤H¡C) 3. 1 want to finish the work before it gets dark.(§Ú·Q¦b¤Ñ¶Â«e§¹¦¨³o¤u§@¡C) ½Æ¦X¥y ¥Î¹ïµ¥³s±µµü±N³æ¥y¤Î½Æ¥y,©Î½Æ¥y¤Î½Æ¥yµ²¦X¦¨¥yªÌ¡AºÙ¬°½Æ¦X¥y¡C 1. She knew what she wanted, but she never told anyone.(¦oª¾¹D¦Û¤v­n¤°»ò¡A¦ý¦o±q¤£§i¶D§O¤H¡C) 2.1 know the girl who is talking to Mr. Green but my brother doesn't know who she is. (§Ú»{ÃѨº¦ì¥¿¦b©MGreen¥ý¥Í²á¤Ñªº¤k«Ä¡A¦ý§Ú­ô­ô¤£ª¾¹D¦o¬O½Ö¡C) (³°) ¤­¤j¥y«¬ °Êµü,¤À(1)¤£¤Îª«°Êµü(v.i.);(2)¤Îª«°Êµü(v.t.) °Êµü,¤S¦³(1)§¹¥þ°Êµü;(2)¤£§¹¥þ°Êµü¡C °Êµü(V.)-¤£¤Îª«°Êµü(v.i.)-§¹¥þ°Êµü ¡÷ S+V.(²Ä¤@¥y«¬) °Êµü(V.)-¤£¤Îª«°Êµü(v.i.)-¤£§¹¥þ°Êµü ¡÷ S+V+C(²Ä¤G¥y«¬) °Êµü(V.)-¤Îª«°Êµü(v.t.)-§¹¥þ°Êµü ¡÷ S+V+O(²Ä¤T¥y«¬) °Êµü(V.)-¤Îª«°Êµü(v.t.)-§¹¥þ°Êµü ¡÷ S+V+O+O(²Ä¥|¥y«¬) °Êµü(V.)-¤Îª«°Êµü(v.t.)-¤£§¹¥þ°Êµü ¡÷ S+V+O+C(²Ä¤­¥y«¬) 1. He got to London yesterday. (¨ì¹F) 2. He got angry. (Åܱo) 3. He got a newspaper. (¶R) 4. He got me a newspaper. (´À...¨ú¨Ó) 5. He got his children ready. (§â...§Ë±o..) ²Ä¤@¥y«¬:S+V ¦¹¥y«¬ªº°Êµü¤£»Ý­n¨üµü©Î¸É»y,¦ý¤@¯ëªº¥y¤l¦h¦ñÀH¦³­×¹¢»y¡C 1. Amy lives in this town. (Amy¦í¦b³o­ÓÂí¤W¡C) 2. My older brother usually goes to bed at ten.(§Ú­ô­ô³q±`¦b¤QÂI¤W§ÉºÎı¡C) 3. In Florada, it usually rains for about an hour every day during the hottest season. (¦b¦òù¨½¹F¡A³Ì¼öªº©u¸`¤¤¨C¤Ñ³q±`·|¤U¬ù¤@¤p®Éªº«B¡C) ª`·N There be...¤Î Here be...ªº¥y«¬¡A¬O¥Ñ²Ä¤@¥y«¬(S+V)ºtÅܦӨӡC¨ä¤¤ there,here¥u¯àµø¬°¨ã¦³°Æµü¥\¯àªº­×¹¢»y¡C l. Here comes a bus. (¤½¨®¨Ó¤F¡C) 2. There are many books on the shelf. (³o®Ñ¬[¤W¦³³\¦h®Ñ¡C) ª`·N Here you are. (§A­nªºªF¦è¦b³o¸Ì¡C) ½Ķ½m²ß 1.¥xÆWªº¥Í¬¡³Ìªñ¤Q¦~§ïÅܫܦh¡C (1)¥Dµü¡÷¥Í¬¡ (2)°Êµü¡÷§ïÅÜ¡C *®ÉºA¡÷(³Ìªñ¤Q¦~)¡÷²{¦b§¹¦¨¦¡ (3)¥y«¬¡÷¥Í¬¡§ïÅÜ¡÷life has changed (life=S.; has changed=V.) * Life in Taiwan has changed a lot during the last ten years. 2.¨º¥i¼¦ªº¤p¤k«ÄÅ宣¦a°kÂ÷¨âÀY³D¡C ­«­n¦rµü:Å宣¦ain a fright, °kÂ÷ run away,¨âÀY³Dtwo-headed snake (1)¥Dµü:¤k«Ä (2)°Êµü:°kÂ÷¡C *®ÉºA¡÷(°Ê§@µo¥Í¤F)¡÷¹L¥h¦¡ (3)¥y«¬:¤k«Ä°kÂ÷¡÷girl ran away * The poor little girl ran away from the two-headed snake In a fright. ²Ä¤G¥y«¬: S+V+C. ¦¹¥y«¬ªº°Êµü¤§«á¶·¦³¸É»y¨Ó¸É¥R»¡©ú¥Dµü¡A§Y¥Dµü¸É»y¡C ¦Ó²Ä¤G¥y«¬¤¤ªº°Êµü¥i¤À¤U¦C¥|ºØ: (1)ªíª¬ºA be, lie, sit, stand, stay, rest, remain, keepµ¥¡C 1. He lay still on the bed.(¥L¤@°Ê¤]¤£°Ê¦a½ö¦b§É¤W¡C) 2. My uncle stayed a bachelor all his life.(§Ú¨û¨û²×¨­¥¼°ù¡C) (2)ªíª¬ºAÅÜ¤Æ come, be come, go, get, grow, make, turn, fall, runµ¥¡C 1. At last my dream has come true.(³Ì«á§Úªº¹Ú·Q²×©ó¹ê²{¡C¡r 2. As we grow older, our memories become weaker.(ÀHµÛ¦~ÄÖ¼W¥[¡A§Ú­Ìªº°O¾Ð«K³vº¥°I°h¡C) 3. The milk has gone sour. (¤û¥¤ÅܻĤF¡C) 4. I fell asleep in class yesterday. (¬Q¤Ñ§Ú¦b½Ò°ó¤WºÎµÛ¤F¡C) (3)ªí¡u¦ü¥G...¡v seem, appearµ¥¡C 1. The child seelned (to be) tired. (¨º¤k«Ä¦n¹³²Ö¤F¡C) ¡÷ It seemed that the child was tired. 2. She seems to be an American.(¦o¦n¹³¬O¬ü°ê¤H¡C) ª`·N (1)¥Dµü+seem/appear+§Î®eµü... (2)¥Dµü+seem/appear+to V ... (3)It seems/appear that+¥Dµü¤Q°Êµü... 3. She appeared to know nothing about it.(Ãö©ó¨º¥ó¨Æ¦o¦ü¥G¤@µL©Òª¾¡C) (4)ªí¡u...°_¨Ó¡v feel, look, smell, taste, soundµ¥¡C 1. Ice feels hard and cold.(¦BºN°_¨Ó¤Sµw¤S¦B¡C) 2. This flower smells very sweet.(³o¦·ªá¶}°_¨Ó¦n­»¡C) 3. This medicine tastes bitter.(³oÃÄÀ|°_¨Ó«Ü­W¡C) ª`·N feel (look...)+§Î®eµü feel (look...)+like+¦Wµü 1. How does the little tiger look?(³o¤p¦Ñªê¬Ý°_¨Ó¦p¦ó?) It looks cute.(¨e¬Ý°_¨Ó«Ü¥i·R¡C) 2. What does the little tiger 1OOk like?(³o°¦¤p¦Ñªê¬Ý°_¨Ó¹³¤°»ò?) lt looks like a cat.(¨e¬Ý°_¨Ó¹³¿ß¡C) ª`·N feelªº¥Îªk feel like+¦Wµü¡÷ºN°_¨Ó¹³... feel like +¦Wµü/V-ing¡÷·Q­n... feeling+§Î®eµü¡÷º¥º¥Ä±±o...(¥Dµü¶·¬°¤H) 1. It feels like fur.(¥¦ºN°_¨Ó¹³¤ò¥Ö¡C) 2. I don't feellike taking a walk now.(§Ú²{¦b¤£·Q¥h´²¨B¡C) 3. 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(1)¥Dµü2:§Ú­Ì¨C­Ó¤H (2)°Êµü2:»{ÃÑ (3)¨üµü2:¥L (4)¥y«¬:§Ú­Ì¨C­Ó¤H»{ÃÑ¥L every one of us knows him * He knows every one of us in our neighborhood, and every one of us knows him, too. ²Ä¥|¥y«¬:S+V+O+O. ¦¹¥y«¬¤¤ªº°Êµü¬°±Â»P°Êµü¡A¨ä«á¦³¨â­Ó¨üµü¡C¤@¬°¶¡±µ¨üµü(¤H)¡A¤@¬°ª½±µ¨üµü(ª«)¡C ¥y«¬:¥Dµü+±Â»P°Êµü(+¤H+ª«) ¥Dµü+±Â»P°Êµü(+ª«+¤¶¨tµü+¤H) ­«ÂI ±Â»P°Êµü¤§«áªº¤¶¨tµü¥i¤À¤U¦C´X¶µ: (1)¤¶¨tµü to allow(­ã³\) promise(©Ó¿Õ) award(±Â»P) read(°á) give(µ¹¤©) recommend(±ÀÂË) grant(µ¹¤©) sell(½æ) hand(»¼µ¹) send(°e) lend(­É) show(®i¥Ü) pass(¶Çµ¹) teach(±Ð) pay(¤ä¥I) tell(§i¶D) write(¼g) 1. He handed the clerk the money. (¥L§â¿ú»¼µ¹©±­û¡C) ¡÷ He handed the money to the clerk. 2. The teacher recommended us the book. (¦Ñ®v¦V§Ú­Ì±ÀÂ˳o¥»®Ñ¡C) ¡÷ The teacher recommended the book to us. (2)¤¶¨tµüfor bring(±a¨Ó) get(¨ú±o) buy(¶R) leave(¯d¤U) call(¥s³ê) make(»s³y) choose(¿ï) order(­q) cook(°µµæ) prepare(·Ç³Æ) do(°µ) save(«O¯d) find(µo²{) spare(®¿¥X) 1. She made her daughter a new dress.(¦o¬°¦o¤k¨à°µ¤F¤@¥ó·s¬v¸Ë¡C) ¡÷ She made a new dress for her daughter. 2. Can you spare me a few minutes?(§A¯à¬°§Ú¼·¥X´X¤ÀÄÁ¶Ü?) ¡÷ Can you spare a few minutes for me? (3)¨ä¥L 1. He asked me a strange question.(¥L°Ý§Ú¤@­Ó©_©Çªº°ÝÃD¡C) ¡÷ He asked a strange question of me. 2. He threw me a stone. (¥L¦V§Ú¥á¤F¤@­Ó¥ÛÀY¡C) ¡÷ He threw a stone at me. 3. He played me a trick. (¥L¹ï§Ú´c§@¼@¡C) ¡÷ He played a trick on me. ­«ÂI ª½±µ¨üµü(ª«)­Y§ï¬°¥N¦Wµü,¥u¯à¥Î¥y«¬<ª½±µ¨üµü+¤¶¨tµü+¶¡±µ¨üµü>¡C 1. Would you please pass it to me? (½Ð§â¥¦¶Çµ¹§Ú¦n¶Ü?) 2. I'll buy it for you. (§Ú·|¶Rµ¹§A¡C) ­«ÂI ¦Wµü¤ù»y¡B¦Wµü¤l¥y¤]¥i·íª½±µ¨üµü¡C 1. He told lne how to stop smoking.(¥L§i¶D§Ú¦p¦ó§Ù·Ï¡C) 2. She told us (that) he would leave for America soon.(¦o§i¶D§Ú­Ì¥L¤£¤[«á±N«e©¹¬ü°ê¡C) ½Ķ½m²ß 1.¥LªºÂù¿Ë¯dµ¹¥L¤@¤jµ§°]´I¡C ­«­n¦rµü:¯dleave °]´Ifortune (1)¥Dµü:¥LªºÂù¿Ë (2)°Êµü:¯d¡C * ®ÉºA¡÷(°Ê§@¤w°µ)¡÷¹L¥h¦¡ (3)¨üµü:¥L/°]´I (4)¥y«¬:¥LªºÂù¿Ëµ¹¥L°]´I his parents left him fortune. * His parents left him a big fortune. His parents left a big fortune for him. 2.¦oµ¹¦oªºªB¤Í©M¦o¤V¤ÒªºªB¤Í±H¤F«Ü¦h¸t½Ï¥d¡C (1)¥Dµü:¦o (2)°Êµü:±H¡C * ®ÉºA¡÷(°Ê§@¤w°µ)¡÷¹L¥h¦¡ (3)¨üµü:¦oªºªB¤Í/¦o¤V¤ÒªºªB¤Í/¸t½Ï¥d (4)¥y«¬:¦o±Hµ¹¦oªºªB¤Í¡B¦o¤V¤ÒªºªB¤Í¸t½Ï¥d ¡÷ She sent her friends her husband's friends Christmas card. * She sent both her friends and her husband's friends a lot of Christmas cards. ²Ä¤­¥y«¬: S+V+O+C. ¦¹¥y«¬¤¤ªº°Êµü¶·­n¨üµü¡A¥B¨üµü¤§«á¶·­n¸É»y¸É¥R»¡©ú¡A§Y¨üµü¸É»y¡C 1. They found that stranger a spy.(¥L­Ìµo²{¨º­¯¥Í¤H¬O¶¡¿Ò¡C) 2. We must always keep the classroom clean. (§Ú­Ì¥²¶·ÀH®É«O«ù±Ð«Ç°®²b¡C) 3. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. (¥ú¬O¤u§@¤£ª±¼Ö¡A«Ä¤l´N·|¦¨§b¥Ê¡C) 4. 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I had my money stolen.(§Úªº¿ú³Q°½¤F¡C) -- ¨ü®` (2)·P©x°Êµü fell, see, watch, ­ì§Î¤£©wµü(¥D°Ê) look at, notice, observe + O. + ²{¦b¤Àµü(¥D°Ê) hear, listen to ¹L¥h¤Àµü(³Q°Ê) 1. 1 heard my mother humming a tune.(§ÚÅ¥¨ì§Ú¥À¿Ë¦b­óµÛ¦±½Õ¡C) 2. 1 heard something crash against the wall.(§ÚÅ¥¨ì¦³ªF¦è¯{¦bÀð¤W¸H±¼ªºÁn­µ¡C) 3.1 saw the boy punished by his father.(§Ú¬Ý¨£¨º¨k«Ä³Q¥L¤÷¿Ë³B»@¡C) ½Ķ½m²ß 1.¸g±`ªº¥Ü«Â¤w¨Ï¥x¥_ªº¥æ³q´c¤Æ¡C ­«­n¦rµü:¸g±`frequent, ¥Ü«Â demonstration (1)¥Dµü:¥Ü«Â (2)°Êµü:¨Ï...¡C * ®ÉºA¡÷(¤w¸g...)¡÷²{¦b§¹¦¨¦¡ (3)¨üµü:¥æ³q (4)¸É»y:´c¤Æ (5)¥y«¬:¥Ü«Â¨Ï¥æ³q´c¤Æ demonstration have made traffic worse. * Frequent demonstration have made the traffic in Taipei worse. 2.«Ä¤l­ÌÁ`¬O»{¬°¥L­Ìªº®a¬O¤Ñ°ó¡C ­«­n¦rµü:»{¬° consider, ¤Ñ°ó heaven (1)¥Dµü:«Ä¤l­Ì (2)°Êµü:»{¬°¡C* ®ÉºA:(¨Æ¹ê)¡÷²{¦b¦¡ (3)¨üµü:¥L­Ìªº®a (4)¸É»y:¤Ñ°ó (5)¥y«¬:«Ä¤l­Ì»{¬°¥L­Ì®a¬O¤Ñ°óchildren consider their house heaven. * The children always consider their house a heaven. 3.ºÞ²z¶¥¼h·Q­n©Ò¦³ªº­û¤u·Ç®É¡C ­«­n¦rµü:ºÞ²z¶¥¼h managen1ent, ­û¤u employee, ·Ç®É punctual (1)¥Dµü:ºÞ²z¶¥¼h (2)°Êµü:·Q­n (3)¨üµü:­û¤u (4)¸É»y:·Ç®É (5)¥y«¬: management want employee punctual. * The management want all the employees to be punctual. 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(§A¦³±o¨ì§ó¸Ô²Óªº¸ê®Æ¶Ü?) 2. late(¿ð;±ß) later - latest(ªí®É¶¡) late(¿ð;±ß) latter - last(ªí¶¶§Ç) He got up later than usual.(¥L¤ñ¥­±`°_±o¦­¡C) The latter part of the story was not interesting.(³o¬G¨Æªº«á¥b¬q¤£¦³½ì¡C) This is the latest news frOln AInerica.(³o¬O±q¬ü°ê¨Óªº³Ì·s®ø®§¡C) This is his last work. (³o¬O¥L³Ì«áªº¤u§@¡C) 3.old(¦Ñ;ÂÂ) older - oldest(ªí¦~ÄÖ) old(¦Ñ;ÂÂ) elder - eldest(ªíªø¥®) He is older than I.(¥L¦~¬ö¤ñ§Ú¤j¡C) My elder brother is in Taipei.(§Ú­ô­ô¦b¥x¥_¡C) ¤G¡B­ì¯Å (a) ...as­ì¯Åas... (¹³...¤@¼Ë...) 1. Sports are as important as studies.(¹B°Ê¹³½Ò·~¤@¼Ë­«­n¡C) 2. He is as nice a person as his father. (¥L¬O¹³¥L¤÷¿Ë¤@¼Ë¦nªº¤H¡C) (b) ...not as (¡÷ so)­ì¯Åas(¤£¹³...¤@¼Ë) 1. He does not work as (¡÷ so) hard as his brother (does).(¥L¤£¹³¡A¥L­ô­ô¤@¼Ë§V¤O¤u§@¡C) 2. This Japanese-Video game is no as (¡÷ so) expensive as the Taiwanese-one. (¤é¥»»sªº¹q°Ê¤£¹³¥xÆW»sªº¨º»ò¶Q¡C) (c) ...as many/much +¦Wµüas...(¹³...¤@¼Ë¦hªº...) l.She has as many dresses as her sister (does).(¦o¦³©M¦o©j©j¤@¼Ë¦hªº¬v¸Ë¡C) 2.1 don't know as many people as she (does).(§Ú»{ÃѪº¤H¤£¹³¦o¨º»ò¦h¡C) (d) ...times as ¡K as ¡K(¦h...­¿) 1. The bridge is twice as long as that one. (³o®y¾ô¬O¨º®yªº¨â­¿ªø¡C) That bridge is two times as long as this one.(¨º®y¾ô¬O³o®y¾ôªº¤G¤À¤§¤@ªø¡C) 2. Imported books cost three times as much as Taiwanese books.(¶i¤f®Ñªº»ù®æ¬O¥xÆW®ÑÄyªº¤T­¿¡C) Taiwanese books cost one-third as much as imported books.(¥xÆW®Ñªº»ù®æ¬O¶i¤f®Ñªº¤T¤À¤§¤@¡C) ª`·N ¥i¥Îlength(ªø«×)¡B width(¼e«×)¡B height(°ª«×)¡B weight(­«¶q)¡B depth(²`«×)µ¥¦Wµü¨Óªí²{­¿¼Æ¡C This box is one quarter as large as that one. ¡÷ This box is one quarter the size of that one. (³o½c¤l¬O¨º­Óªº¥|¤À¤§¤@¤j¡C) (e) as ... as possible(¡÷ ne can) (¾¨¥i¯à¦a...) 1. Call the police as soon as possible. Call the police as soon as you can. (¾¨§Ö³øÄµ¡C) 2. I told him to come home as early as possible. I told him to come home as early as he could. (§Ú§i¶D¥L­n¾¨¦­¦^®a) ­«ÂI as ... asªººD¥Î¤ù»y: as busy as a bee («D±`¦£¸L) as cool as a cucumber (·¥ºÝ§NÀR) as cunning as a fox (¤Q¤À¬¾·Æ) as dead as a doornail (¤FµL¥Í®§) as flat as a pancake(«D±`¥­©Z) as like as two peas(«D±`¬Û¦ü) as sweet as honey («D±`²¢¬ü) ­«­nªí²{ (a) not so much ... as ... (»P¨ä»¡...¤£¦p»¡...) It was not so much a crime as a mistake. (»P¨ä»¡¬O¥Ç¸o¡A¤£¦p»¡¬O­Ó¹L¥¢¡C) ¡÷ It was rather a mistake than a crime. ¡÷ 1t was a mistake rather than a crIme. ª`·N not so much as / without so much as (³s...¤]¨S¦³...) 1. The man didn't so much as apologize to me.(¨º¦Ñ¤H³s»¡Án©êºp¤]¨S¦³¡C) 2. He left me without so much as saying thank.(¥L³s»¡ÁnÁÂÁ¤]¨S¦³´NÂ÷¶}§Ú¡C) (b) as ... as ever(¨ÌÂÂ) She looks as happy as ever.(¦o¬Ý°_¨Ó¨Ì«ܧּ֡C) ª`·N He is as great an artist as ever lived.(¥L¬O¦³¥v¥H¨Ó³Ì°¶¤jªºÃÀ³N®a¡C) (c) as ... as any +³æ¼Æ¦Wµü (¹³¥ô¦ó¤H¤@¼Ë¡C) He is as hardworking as any (person) in the village.(¥L¹³§ø¤l¸Ì¥ô¦ó¤H¤@¼Ë§V¤O¤u§@¡C) (d) as many / much as +¼Æµü (¦h¹F...) 1. As many as fifty thousand birds spend the winter here.(¦³¦h¹F5¸U°¦ªº³¾¦b¦¹¦a¹L¥V¡C) 2. I paid as much as 200 dol1ars for this sweater.(³o¥ó¤ò¦ç§Ú¥I¤F¦h¹F200¤¸¡C) ª`·N 1. Radio broadcasting started as early as 1920. (¼s¼½¦­¦b1920«K¶}©l¡C) 2. He goes to movies as often as three tImes a month. (¥L¬Ý¹q¼v¤@­Ó¤ë¦h¹F¤T¦¸¡C ) (e) as many/much... (¦P¼Æ/¶qªº...) 1. I found six mistakes in as many lines.(§Ú¦b¤»¦æ¸Ì§ä¨ì¤»­Ó¿ù»~¡C) 2. The tour group visited five cities in as many days.(®È¦æ¹Î¦b¤­¤Ñ¤§¤º³y³X¤F¤­­Ó«°¥«¡C) (f) as good as~ (´X¥Gµ¥©ó~) 1. This house is a great buy. It's as good as new.(³o¶¡©Ð¤l¯u¬O¶R±o¤Ó´Î¤F¡C²ª½´N¹³·sªº¤@¼Ë¡C) 2. His car is as good as a piece of junk.(³o¥x¨®´X¥G´N¹³¤@°ï©U§£¤@¼Ë¡C) ¤T¡B¤ñ¸û¯Å (a) ~¤ñ¸û¯Å than ... (~¤ñ...§ó) 1. Dogs are cleverer than cats. (ª¯¤ñ¿ß§óÁo©ú¡C) 2. She can speak English better than I. (¦o­^¤å»¡±o¤ñ§Ú¦n¡C) (b) ~ the¤ñ¸û¯Å + of the two (¨âªÌ¤¤¸û...) 1. This guitar is the better of the two.(³o§â¦N¥L¬O¨â§â¤¤¸û¦nªº¡C) ª`·N This guitar is the best of the three.(³o¦N¥L¬O¤T§â¤¤³Ì¦nªº¤@§â¡C) (c)±j½Õ¤ñ¸û¯Å ±j½Õ¤ñ¸û¯Åªº¦r¦³:much¡Beven¡Bfar¡Bby far¡Bfar and away¡Ba lot¡Blots(...±o¦h)¡B still(§ó¥[¦a)¡Ba good deal¡Ba great deal (¬Û·í¦a)¡Bsomewhat rather (µy·L)¡Ba bit¡Ba little bit¡Ba little(¤@ÂIÂI) 1. His house is much larger than mine.(¥L®a¤ñ§Ú®a¤j±o¦h¡C) 2. You will find many more amusements in big cities than in small towns. (§A¦b¤j«°¥«¸Ì¥i¥H§ä¨ì¤ñ¦b¤pÂí¸Ì§ó¦hªº¹C¼Ö³õ¡C) (d) ~less ­ì¯Å than ~ (~¤ñ~¸û¤£) 1. Going by bus is less expensive than going by taxi.(·f¤½¨®¥h¤£¦p·f­pµ{¨®¥h¶Q¡C) ¡÷ Going by bus is not as expensive as going by taxi. ¡÷ Going by taxi is more expensive than going by bus. 2. Instant noodles are less nutritious than rice. (¤ñ°_¦Ì¶º¡AªwÄѸû¤£Àç¾i¡C) (e) ¬Ù²¤ than~ 1. I have to study English harder this year because I'm a third year student. (¤µ¦~§Ú¥²¶·§ó§V¤O¾Ç­^¤å¡A¦]¬°§Ú¬O­Ó¤T¦~¯Åªº¾Ç¥Í¤F¡C) 2. Why don't you use a sharper knife?(§A¦ó¤£¥Î§â¸û§Qªº¤M¤l©O?) ­«­nªí²{ (a) more ~ than(»P¨ä...¤£¦p~) 1. She was nlore sad than angry.(¦o»P¨ä»¡¬O¥Í®ð¤£¦p»¡¬OÃø¹L¡C) 2. It is more flattery than praise.(»P¨ä»¡¬OºÙÆg¤£¦p»¡¬O°Q¦n¡C) ª`·N §Î®eµü¤£ºÞ¬O³æ­µ¸`©Î¦h­µ¸`, ³£¬O¥[more¡C (b)¤ñ¸û¯Åand¤ñ¸û¯Å(¶V¨Ó¶V~) 1. It's getting darker and darker.(¤Ñ¦âÅܱo¶V¨Ó¶V·t¤F¡C) 2. Entrance exams are becoming more and more difficult.(¤J¾Ç¦Ò¸ÕÅܱo¶V¨Ó¶V§xÃø¡C) (c)the¤ñ¸û¯Å~the¤ñ¸û¯Å...(¶V~´N¶V¡K) 1. The older we grow, the weaker our memory becomes.(¦~¬ö¶V¤j¡A§Ú­Ìªº°O¾Ð¤O´N¶V®t¡C) 2. The Ionger 1 waited, the less patient I became. (§Úµ¥±o¶V¤[´N¶V¨S¦³­@©Ê¡C) 3. The more time you have, the more work you can do. (§A¦³¶V¦hªº®É¶¡´N¯à°µ¶V¦h¤u§@¡C) (d) (all) the ¤ñ¸û¯Å for + ¦Wµü/because ~ (¦]¬°~¦]¦¹«K...) 1. We respect him (all) the more for his honesty.(¦]¬°¸Û¹ê§Ú­Ì§ó´L·q¥L¡C) 2. She works all tbe harder because she is a mother. (¦]¬°¨­¬°¥À¿Ë,¦o§ó§V¤O¤u§@¡C) ª`·N He worked none the harder because he became a father. (Áö»¡¦¨¬°¤÷¿Ë¦ý¨Ã¤£¥Nªí·|§ó§V¤O¤u§@¡C) (e) much less - (§ó¤£¥Î»¡) 1. I don't like mathematics, much less physics.(§Ú¤£³ßÅw¼Æ¾Ç¡A§ó¤£¥Î»¡ª«²z¡C) 2. The old man can not even walk, much less run.(¨º¦Ñ¤H®a¬Æ¦ÜµLªk¨«¸ô¡A§ó¤£¥Î»¡¶]¨B¡C) (f) superior to~ , senior to~ ¥»¨­§t¦³¤ñ¸û§t·Nªº³æ¦r¡A¤£¥i¥Îthan,§ï¥Î to¡C¦p: superior (Àu¨qªº)¡Binferior(©å¦Hªº)¡Bsenior (¦~ªøªº)¡Bjunior(¦~¥®ªº)¡Bnajor (¸û¤jªº)¡Bminor(¸û¤pªº)¡Bprior («e­±ªº)¡Bposterior(«á­±ªº) 1. He is five years older thau I.(¥L¤ñ§Ú¤j¤­·³¡C) ¡÷ He is five years senior to me. ¡÷ He is senior to ll1e by five years. 2. I prefer playing sports to watching them.(§Ú¸û³ßÅw°µ¹B°Ê¸û¤£³ßÅw¬Ý¹B°Ê¤ñÁÉ¡C) (g) more or less (¦h¦h¤Ö¤Ö), sooner or later (¿ð¦­) 1. Our guess was more or less correct. (§Ú­Ìªº²q´ú¦h¦h¤Ö¤Ö¬O¥¿½Tªº¡C) 2. Sooner or later you will find your missing child. (¿ð¦­§A·|§ä¨ì§A¥¢Âܪº¤p«Ä¡C) (h) know better than ~ (¤£·|¶Ì¨ì~), had bettr ~ (³Ì¦n~) 1. I know better than to go sailing without a life jacket. (§Ú¤£·|¶Ì¨ì¤£¬ï±Ï¥Í¦ç´N¥X®ü¯è¦æ¡C) 2. You had betier not go.(¨º³Ì¦n§O¥h¡C) no more than µ¥ªí²{ (a) no more than (¡÷ only) ¥u¦³...¦Ó¤w not more than (¡÷ at most)³»¦h no less than (¡÷ as much as)¦³...¤§¦h not less than (¡÷ at least)¦Ü¤Ö 1. I have no more than 100 dollars.(§Ú¥u¦³100¤¸¡C) 2. 1 have not more than 100 dollars.(§Ú³»¦h¥u¦³100¤¸¡C) 3. I have no less than 100 dollars.(§Ú¦³100¤¸¤§¦h¡C) 4. I have not less than 100 dollars.(§Ú¦Ü¤Ö¦³100¤¸¡C) (b) no more~ than ... (©M~¤@¼Ë¤£) not more ~ than ...(¤£¹³~.¨º¼Ë...) no less ~ than... (»P~¦P¼Ë¦a...) not less ~ than... (¤ñ~¦³¹L¤§µL¤£¤Î) 1. I am no more mad than you are.(§Ú©M§A¤@¼Ë¨SµoºÆ¡C) 2. I am not more mad than you are.(§Ú¤£¹³§A¨º»òºÆ¡C) 3. I am no less mad than you are.(§Ú©M§A¤@¼Ë·|µoºÆ¡C) 4. I am not less mad than you are. (§ÚµoºÆ¤£¨È©ó§A¡C) ¥|¡B³Ì°ª¯Å (a) ³Ì°ª¯Å + in ~ ³Ì°ª¯Å + of ~ ³Ì°ª¯Å + that + S + V 1. February is the shortest of all the months.(¤G¤ë¬O©Ò¦³¤ë¥÷¤¤³Ìµuªº¡C) 2. He drives (the) most carefully of us all.(¥L¬O§Ú­Ì©Ò¦³¤§¤¤¶}¨®³Ì¤p¤ßªº¡C) 3. This is the finest view that I've ever seen.(³o¬O§Ú¦Ü¤µ¬Ý¹L³Ì¬üªº´º½o¡C) 4.Picasso is one of the most famous painters of the 20th century.(²¦¥d¯Á¬O¤G¤Q¥@¬ö³Ì¦³¦Wªºµe®a¤§¤@¡C) 5.This is the third most popular song in the hit chart this week.(³o¬O¥»¶g¼öªù±Æ¦æº]³Ì¨üÅwªïºq¦±²Ä¤T¦W¡C) (b) ±j½Õ³Ì°ª¯Å ±j½Õ³Ì°ª¯Åªº¦r¦³: very¡Bmuch¡Bby far¡Bfar and awayµ¥ 1¡EShe is much the best singer in the country.(¦o¬O³o­Ó°ê®a³Ì¥XÃþ©ÞµÑªººq¤â¡C) ¡÷ She is the very best singer in the country. (c) theªº¬Ù²¤ 1. This lake is the deepest in Japan.(¦b¤é¥»³o´ò³Ì²`¡C) This lake is deepest here.(¦¹´ò³o¸Ì³Ì²`¡C) 2. The air in this area is the cleanest in Japan.(¦b¤é¥»³o°Ï°ìªºªÅ®ð¬O³Ì°®²bªº¡C) The air in this area is cleanest when the factories are closed.(·í¤u¼t¥ð®§®É,³o°Ï°ìªºªÅ®ð³Ì°®²b¡C) ª`·N °w¹ï¦P¤@¤H¡B¨Æ¡Bª«¤§©Ê½è¡Bª¬ºA§@¤ñ¸û®É¡A³Ì°ª¯Å«e¤£¥[ the¡C ¦Ó±Ô­z¥Îªkªº§Î®eµü³Ì°ª¯Å¤]¤£¥[ the¡C 1. I feel happiest when I'm with my friend.(·í§Ú©MªB¤Í¦b¤@°_®É¡A§Úı±o³Ì§Ö¼Ö¡C) ¤T¯Å¤¬´« Bob is more handsome than any other boy in my class.(Bob¤ñ¯Z¤W¨ä¥L¨k«Ä«Ó¡C) ¡÷ No other boy in my class is more handsome than Bob. ¡÷ No otber boy in my class is as handsome as Bob. ­«­nªí²{ (a) even + ³Ì°ª¯Å(¬Æ¦Ü³s ~) 1.Even the richest man in the world can't buy her heart.(¬Æ¦Ü³s¥@¤W³Ì¦³¿úªº¤H¤]µLªk±o¨ì¦oªº¤ß¡C) 2. Even the most talented student in our c1ass wasn't ab1e to answer it.(¬Æ¦Ü³s§Ú¯Z¤W³Ì¦³¤~¯àªº¾Ç¥Í¤]µLªk¦^µª¡C) (b) at (the) most, at (the) best (³»¦h) It wilI take at (the) most three hours to reach our destination.(¨ì¹F¥Øªº¦a³»¦hªá3¤p®É¡C) ¡÷ It will take at (the) best three hours to reach our destination. ª`·N at one's best - ¦b³Ì¨Îª¬ºA The plum blossoms there are now at their best.(¨º¸Ìªº±öªá¥¿¦b²±¶}¡C) (c) at (the) least (³Ì¤Ö), at (the) worst (³Ì®t) 1. It will take at (the) least three hours to reach our destination.(¨ì¹F¥Øªº¦a³Ì¤Ö­n3¤p®É¡C) 2. Our team will at (the) worst get the third prize.(§Ú­Ìªº¶¤¥î³Ì®t¤]­n±o¨ì²Ä¤T¦W¡C) (d) make the most of ºÉ¥þ¤O - ¹ï¦³§Q±ø¥ó make the best of ºÉ¥þ¤O - ¹ï¤£§Q±ø¥ó 1. I hope you will make the most of your abilities.(§Ú§Æ±æ§A¯àºÉ§A³Ì¤jªº¯à¤O¡C) 2. He made the best of his small Income.(¥Lµ½¥Î¨º¥÷·LÁ¡ªºÁ~¤ô¡C) (®Ã) ºÃ°Ý ºÃ°Ýµü¥i¤À¬°: ºÃ°Ý¥N¦Wµü: who/what/which ºÃ°Ý°Æµü: when/where/why/how ¤@¡BºÃ°Ý¥N¦Wµü ½Ö: (¥D®æ)who; (©Ò¦³®æ)whose; (¨ü®æ)who(m) ­þ¤@­Ó;­þ¤@¦ì: (¥D®æ)which; (©Ò¦³®æ) - ; (¨ü®æ)which ¤°»ò: (¥D®æ)what; (©Ò¦³®æ) - ; (¨ü®æ)what (1)·í¥Dµü/¥Dµü¸É»y 1. Who is the captain of this ship? (³o¿´²îªº²îªø¬O½Ö?) - Jack Brown is. (¬OJack Brown¡C) ª`·N ¦¹¥y¤¤ who ¬°¥Dµü¡C 2. Who is the captainfthis ship? - It's Jack Brown. ª`·N ¦¹¥y¤¤ who¬°¥Dµü¸É»y¡C 3. What makes you laugh so? (¤°»ò¨Ï§A¯º¦¨³o¼Ë?) 4. Who is singing in the room?(½Ö¦b©Ð¶¡°Ûºq?) - Mary and Helen are.(¬OMary©M Helen¡C) 5. Which of those ships Is the May Flower? (³o¨â¿´²î­þ¤@¿´¬O¤­¤ëªá¸¹?) - The larger one is. (¸û¤jªº¨º¤@¿´¡C) 6.Whose keys are these?(³o¨Ç¬O½ÖªºÆ_°Í?) - They're Linda's.(¬OLindaªº¡C) Whose are these keys on the desk?(³o¨Ç©ñ¦b®à¤WªºÆ_°Í¬O½Öªº?) - They're Linda's.(¬OLindaªº¡C) (2) ·í¨üµü ¥y«¬: ºÃ°Ý¥N¦Wµü + be°Êµü +¥Dµü ? ºÃ°Ý¥N¦Wµü + §U°Êµü + ¥Dµü + ­ì§Î°Êµü ? 1. What does she usually have for breakfast?(¦o¦­À\³q±`¦Y¤°»ò?) - She usually has toast and coffee.(¦o³q±`¦Y¦R¥q©MÄÑ¥]¡C) 2. Which of these singers do you like?(³o¨Çºq¤â§A³ßÅw­þ¤@¦ì?) - I like A-mei.(§Ú³ßÅwA-mei¡C) 3. Who wants to go first? (½Ö·Q¥ý¥h?) - I do.(§Ú¥ý¥h¡C) Whom are you planning to invite?(§A¥´ºâÁܽнÖ?) - Joe and Roland.(Joe©MRoland¡C) ª`·N ¤f»y¤¤±`¥ÎWho are you planning to invite? 4. What did you say?(§A»¡¤°»ò?) What do you say?(§A·N¤U¦p¦ó?) 5. What do you think of my new hat?(§A»{¬°§Úªº·s´U¤l¦p¦ó?) ­«ÂI WhatªººD¥Îªí²{ 1. Wbat about going for a walk?(¥h´²¨B¦p¦ó?) 2. What did you do that for?(§A¬°¤°»ò°µ¨º¥ó¨Æ?) (¡÷ Why did you do that?) 3. What does it look like?(¥¦¬Ý°_¨Ó¦p¦ó?) (¡÷ How does it look?) 4. She bought butter, and what not.(¦o¶R¤F¥¤ªo¡B¿}¤Î¨ä¥LºØºØªºªF¦è¡C) 5. What do you say to (playing) a gmne of basketball with us? (­n¤£­n©M§Ú­Ì¥´³õÄx²y?) 6. What if it it rains?(¸U¤@¤U«B«ç»òÄ|?) 7. What will become of the whales if we don't protect them? (¦pªG¤£«OÅ@ÄH³½¡A±N¨Ó¨e­Ì·|Åܦ¨«ç»ò¼Ë?) 8. I know what. (§Ú¦³­Ó¦n¥D·N¡C) 9. What did I te11 you?(¨S¿ù§a!) ¤G¡BºÃ°Ý°Æµü where ­þ¸Ì(°Ý¦aÂI) when ¦ó®É(°Ý®É¶¡) why ¬°¦ó(°Ý²z¥Ñ) how ¦p¦ó(°Ý¤èªk¡B¤â¬qµ¥) ¥y«¬: ºÃ°Ý°Æµü + be°Êµü +¥Dµü ? ºÃ°Ý°Æµü + §U°Êµü +¥Dµü + ­ì§Î°Êµü ? 1. Where are you from? (§A¨Ó¦Û­þ¸Ì?) - I'm from England.(§Ú¨Ó¦Û­^°ê¡C) 2.When did you hear the rumor?(§A¦ó®ÉÅ¥¨ì³o¶Ç¨¥?) - The day before yesterday.(«e¤Ñ¡C) 3. Why didn't you lock the door?(¬°¦ó§A¨S¦³Âêªù?) - Sorry, I completely forgot.(©êºp¡A§Ú¥þ§Ñ¤F¡C) 4. How did you get here so quickly?(§A¦p¦ó³o»ò§Ö¦a¨ì¹F³o¸Ì?) - By taxi.(·f­pµ{¨®¡C) 5. How do you feel?(§Aı±o¦p¦ó?) - I feel fine.(§Úı±o¤£¿ù¡C) ­«ÂI ¸ß°Ýµ{«×: How + §Î®eµü/°Æµü...? how deep(¦h²`)¡Bhow far(¦h»·)¡Bwho fast(¦h§Ö)¡Bwho high(¦h°ª)¡Bwho long(¦hªø)¡B how many(¦h¤Ö)¡B how much(¦h¤Ö)¡Bhow old(¦~¬ö¦h¤j)¡Bhow tall(¨­°ª¦h°ª)¡Bhow thick(¦h«p)¡Bhow wide(¦h¼e)¡Bhow soon(¦h§Ö) 1.How far is it from your house to the station? (±q§A®a¨ì¨®¯¸¦³¦h»·?) 2. How long are you going to stay here?(§A¥´ºâ¦b³o¸Ì«Ý¦h¤[?) How long is this bridge? - It's about 100 meters long.(³o±ø¾ô¦³¦hªø? - ¤j¬ù¤@¦Ê¤½¤Øªø¡C) 3. How fast did Tommy run?(Tommy¶]±o¦h§Ö?) How soon will your parents come back?(§A¤÷¥À¿Ë¦h¤[¤§«á·|¦^¨Ó?) ­«ÂI howªººD¥Îªí²{ 1. How about going to a movie tonight?(¤µ±ß¥h¬Ý¹q¼v¦p¦ó?) 2. How are you, Sue? (Sue¡A§A¦n¶Ü?) 3. How do you do, Ms.Smith? (Smith¤p©j¡A§A¦n¶Ü?) 4. How come you're not studying? (§A¬°¤°»ò¤£¦bŪ®Ñ?) (¡÷ How does it come that you're not studying?) ­«ÂI ±j½ÕºÃ°Ýªºµ{«× 1. Whoever said so? (¨s³º¬O½Ö³o»ò»¡?) 2. However did you do it? (¨s³º§A¬O«ç»ò¿ì¨ìªº?) 3. Where on earth has he gone? (¥L¨ì©³¥h­þ¸Ì¤F?) 4. What in the world are you doing?(§A¨ì©³¦b°µ¤°»ò?) ¤T¡BºÃ°Ý§Î®eµü What¤Îwhich¥i·í§Î®eµü¥Î¡A¨ä«á±µ¦Wµü¡C 1. What nationality is that man?(¨º¤Hªº°êÄy¬O­þ¸Ì?) 2. Which color do you prefer, red or blue?(§A¸û³ßÅw­þ¤@­ÓÃC¦â¡A¬õ©ÎÂÅ?) ­«ÂI ºÃ°Ýµüªº¦ì¸m¤£¦PªÌ 1. I told him the truth. - You said what? (§Ú¸ò¥L»¡¤F¹ê¸Ü¡C- §A»¡¤°»ò?) 2. I'm sorry, Mom. I broke your... - You broke my what? (©êºp¡A¶ý¶ý¡C§Ú¥´¯}§Aªº...¡C - §A¥´¯}§Úªº¤°»ò?) ¥|¡B¶¡±µ°Ý¥y (1)¥D­n¤l¥y + if/whether + ¥Dµü + °Êµü... 1. Please tell me if (¡÷ whetber) the museunl is open on Monday.(½Ð§i¶D§Ú³o³Õª«À]¬P´Á¤@¬O§_¶}©ñ¡C) 2. I don't know whether or not she is married. (§Ú¤£ª¾¹D¦o¬O§_µ²±B¤F¡C) 3. He can't decide whether to visit her or not.(¥LµLªk¨M©w­n¤£­n¥h«ô³X¦o¡C) (2)ºÃ°Ýµü + ¥Dµü + °Êµü... 1. Who is the man wearing a tuxedo?(¬ï¿P§ÀªAªº¤H¬O½Ö?) I don't know who the man wearing a tuxedo is.(§Ú¤£ª¾¹D¬ï¿P§ÀªAªº¤H¬O½Ö!) 2. Why is the man wearing a tuxedo?(¨º¤H¬°¤°»ò¬ïµÛ¿P§ÀªA?) Can you tell me why the lnan is wearing a tuxedo?(§A¯à§i¶D§Ú¬°¤°»ò¨º¤H¬ïµÛ¿P§ÀªA¶Ü?) 3. What does he do?(¥L¬O°µ¤°»òªº?) Let me know what he does.(Åý§Úª¾¹D¥L¬O°µ¤°»òªº¡C) 4. When he left the house is not known.(¨S¦³ª¾¹D¥L¦ó®É¥Xªù¡C) 5. The problem is how we finish this job. The problem is how to finish this job. (°ÝÃD¬O(§Ú­Ì)¦p¦ó§¹¦¨³o¤u§@¡C) 6. Do you want to know what i bought?(§A·Qª¾¹D§Ú¶R¤F¤°»ò¶Ü7) 7.1 have no idea who broke the window.(§Ú¤£ª¾¹D½Ö¥´¯}µ¡¤á¡C) 8. Do you know what I have in my hands? - Yes, I do. Yuu have some flowers. (§Aª¾¹D§Ú¤â¸Ì®³¤°»ò¶Ü? - ¬Oªº¡A§Úª¾¹D¡C§A®³µÛ¤@¨Çªá¡C) * What do you think I have in my hands? - I think you have some cherries. (§A»{¬°§Ú¤â¤¤®³¤°»ò? - §Ú·Q§A®³µÛ¤@¨ÇÄå®ç¡C) ª`·N ¤W¥y«¬¤¤,¥i¥Îªº°Êµü¦³: believe(¬Û«H)¡Bconsider(»{¬°)¡Bexpect(´Á±æ)¡Bguess(²q·Q)¡Bhope(§Æ±æ)¡Bimagine(·Q¹³)¡Bsay(»¡)¡Bsuggest(´£Ä³)¡Bsuppose(»{¬°)¡B suspect(ÃhºÃ)¡Bthink(»{¬°)¡Btell(»¡) ¤­¡Bªþ¥[°Ý¥y ¦b±Ô­z¥y©Î©R¥O¥y¤§«á¡A¦A¥[¤W²³æªººÃ°Ý¥y¡AºÙ¬°ªþ¥[°Ý¥y¡C You don't like him, do you?[¦V¥k¤W¤è½bÀY] -- ¼x¨D¹ï¤è·Qªk You don't like him, do you?[¦V¥ª¤U¤è½bÀY] -- ¼x¨D¹ï¤è½T»{ 1. I am your boss, am I not? I am your boss, aren't I? (§Ú¬O§Aªº¤W¥q¡A¨S¿ù§a?) 2. There are ten more days until Christmas, aren't tbere? (Â÷¸t½Ï¸`ÁÙ¦³¤Q¦h¤Ñ¡A¤£¬O¶Ü?) 3. Mary doesn't like onions, does she? (Mary¤£³ßÅw¬v½µ¡A¹ï§a?) 4. The accident victim could hardly walk, could he? (¨º·N¥~ªº¨ü®`ªÌ´X¥GµLªk¨«¸ô¡A¬O¶Ü?) 5. Don't touch it, will you? (§OºN¡A¦n¶Ü?) 6. Take a seat, will you? Take a seat, won't you? - ¸û«È®ð (½Ð§¤§a?) 7. Speak louder, will you? - ¸û«È®ð Speak louder, can't you? ¤»¡B­×ÃãºÃ°Ý¥y 1. Who knows?(½Öª¾¹D©O?) (¡÷ Nobody knows.) 2. What is the use? (¦³¥Î¶Ü?) (¡÷ It is no use.) 3. What difference does it make? (¦³¦ó¤£¦P¶Ü?) (¡÷ It makes no difference.) 4. Isn't it fantastic? (¤£¬O«Ü´Î¶Ü?) (¡÷ It is very fantastic.) 5. Shall I ever forget her?(§Ú¯à§Ñ¤F¦o¶Ü?) (¡÷ I shall never forget her.) ¤C¡BÀ³µªºÃ°Ý¥y 1. I'm not interested in video games. - Aren't you? (§Ú¹ï¹q°Ê¨S¿³½ì¡C- ¨S¦³¶Ü?) 2. He h1t a home run yesterday. - Oh, did he? (¥L¬Q¤Ñ¥´¤F¥þÂS¥´¤F¡C- ¾¾,¯uªº¶Ü?) ¤K¡B±Ô­z¥y«¬ªººÃ°Ý¥y 1. You gave him your telephone number?[¦V¥k¤W¤è½bÀY] (§Aµ¹¥L§Aªº¹q¸Ü¸¹½X¤F¶Ü?) 2. This sword is a thousand years old?[¦V¥k¤W¤è½bÀY] (³o§â¼C¦³¤@¤d¦~¾ú¥v¤F¶Ü?) Á©s´D¤¤¯Å¤åªk°ª¤¤­^¤å ²Ä¤T¥U (¨h) ¦Wµü¤Î«aµü ¤@¡B¦Wµü ¨Ì¼Æ¤À: ¥i¼Æ¦Wµü - (a) ³æ¼Æ¦Wµü - ¦Wµü«e¥[a©Îan¡C (b) ½Æ¼Æ¦Wµü - ¦Wµü«á¥[s©Îes¡C ¤£¥i¼Æ¦Wµü - ¥u¦³³æ¼Æ§Î¡A¥B¤£¥i¥[a©Îan¡C ¨ÌºØÃþ¤À: ´¶³q¦Wµü¡A¶°¦X¦Wµü¡C(¥i¼Æ¦Wµü) ©â¶H¦Wµü¡Aª«½è¦Wµü¡A±M¦³¦Wµü¡C(¤£¥i¼Æ¦Wµü) School begins in Septenlber. -¤£¥i¼Æ¦Wµü (¾Ç®Õ¤E¤ë¶}¾Ç¡C) There are three schools in this town. - ¥i¼Æ¦Wµü (³oÂí¤W¦³¤T©Ò¾Ç®Õ¡C) (1)´¶³q¦Wµü ¬Ý±o¨£¡BºN±o¨ì¥B¨ã¦³¤@©w§Îª¬ªº¡A¬Ò¬°´¶³q¦Wµü¡C ¦p: book, pencil, sweaterµ¥¡Cªí²{¤èªk¦p¤U: a book (¤@¥»®Ñ) books(®Ñ) my book(§Úªº®Ñ) those books(¨º¨Ç®Ñ) 1. Whales are manimals.(ÄH³½¬O­÷¨Å°Êª«¡C) ¡÷ A whale is a manlma1. ¡÷ The whale is a manlnlal. 2. I met a boy. The boy had a ball in his hands.(§Ú¹J¨ì¤@­Ó¨k«Ä¡A¨º­Ó¨k«Ä¤â¤W®³µÛ¤@Áû²y¡C) (2)¶°¦X¦Wµü (a)³æ¼Æ¡B½Æ¼Æ¬Ò¥i ¡÷ family(®a®x;®a¤H)¡Baudience(Å¥²³)¡Bclass(¯Z)¡Bclub(­Ñ¼Ö³¡)¡Bconlpany(¤½¥q¡A¾­û)¡Bcrew(¾÷­û)¡Bcrowd(¸s²³)¡Bgovernment(¬F©²)¡Bpublic(¤j²³)¡Bstaff(¾­û)¡Bteam(¶¤¡A¥î)µ¥¡C 1. His family is a big one.(¥L®a¬O­Ó¤j®a®x¡C) His family are a11 tall.(¥Lªº®a¤H³£«Ü°ª¡C) 2. Our team has won the championship.(§Ú¶¤Ä¹±o«a­x¡C) The team were alI excited.(¥þÅ鶤­û³£·P¨ì¿³¾Ä¡C) (b)½Æ¼Æ§Î ¡÷ police(ĵ¹î)¡Bcattle(¤û)¡Bpeople(¤H)¡Bpoultry(®a¸V)¡C 1. The police have caught him.(ĵ¹î¤w§ì¨ì¥L¡C) 2. Many people were angry at the case.(³\¦h¤H¹ï³o¥ó¨Æ«Ü¥Í®ð¡C) (c)³æ¼Æ§Î baggage(¦æ§õ)¡Bclothing(ªA¹¢)¡Bfurniture(®a­Ñ)¡Bmachinery(¾÷±ñÃþ)¡Bmerchandise(°Ó«~)¡Bpoetry(¸Ö)¡Bscenery(­·´º)µ¥¡C ­«ÂI ¯S®íªº¶°¦X¦Wµü 1. fruit: a.ªí¡u¤ôªGÁ`ºÙ¡v¥Î¤£¥[«aµü³æ¼Æ§Î ¡÷ fruit¡C b.ªí¡u¤ôªGºØÃþ¡v:¤@ºØ: a fruit; ¨âºØ¥H¤W:fruits C.ªí¡u¦¨ªG;µ²ªG¡v: fruits Do you eat much fruit?(§A¦Y«Ü¦h¤ôªG¶Ü?) The potato is not a fruit but a vegetable.(°¨¹aÁ¦¤£¬O¤ôªG¦Ó¬O½­µæ¡C) His success was the fruits of hard work.(¥Lªº¦¨¥\¬O§V¤O¤u§@ªº¦¨ªG¡C) 2. fish: a.ªí¡u¼Æ¶q¡v:¤@±ø³½ a fish; ¨â±ø¥H¤W: fish b.ªí¡uºØÃþ¡v:¤@ºØ: a fish; ¨âºØ¥H¤W: fishes c.ªí¡u³½¦×¡v: fish I caught three fish yesterday.(§Ú¬Q¤Ñ§ì¨ì¤T±ø³½¡C) There are a lot of fishes living in the sea.(®ü¸Ì´Ï®§µÛ«Ü¦hºØ³½¡C) 3. people: ªí¡u¤H­Ì¡v: people ªí¡u°ê¥Á;¥Á±Ú¡v: ¤@­Ó: a people; ¨â­Ó¥H¤W: peoples Ten people were injured in the accident.(¤Q¤H¦b·N¥~¤¤¨ü¶Ë¡C) The Chinese are said to be an industrious people.(¤¤°ê¤H¬O¶Ô³Òªº¥Á±Ú¡C) 4. hair: ªí¡u¥þ³¡¡v: hair ªí¡u¤@®Ú®Ú¡v: a hair/hairs She has thick hair.(¦o¦³¤@ÀY¿@±KªºÀY¾v¡C) He pulled out two white hairs.(¥L©Þ±¼2®Ú¥Õ¾v¡C) (3)©â¶H¦Wµü ¬Ý¤£¨£¡BºN¤£¨ì¡BµL¨ãÅé§Î¶H¡A¬°ªí¹F¬Y¨Ç©â¶H·§©Àªº¦Wµü¡C ¦p: kindness(¿Ë¤Á)¡Bbeauty(¬üÄR)¡Bhonesty(¸Û¹ê)¡C (a)¤@¯ë±¡§Î¥[«aµü¡A±Ä³æ¼Æ§Î¡C 1. I like music.(§Ú³ßÅw­µ¼Ö¡C) 2. 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We express our thoughts by means of words. (§Ú­ÌÂǥѨ¥»yªí¹F§Ú­Ìªº«ä·Q¡C) 6. I did my best with a view to pleasing my father. (¬°¤F¨Ï§Ú¤÷¿Ë°ª¿³¡A§ÚºÉ¤F³Ì¤jªº§V¤O¡C) ¥|¡BÂù­«¤¶¨tµü ¨â­Ó¤¶¨tµü³s¥Îªº±¡§Î¡A§Y¬°Âù­«¤¶¨tµü¡C 1. He was chosen from among the volunteers. (¥L±q³o¸s§ÓÄ@ªÌ¤¤³Q¬D¿ï¥X¨Ó¡C) 2. She took a box from under the counter. (¥L±qÂdÂi¤U®³¥X¤@­Ó²°¤l¡C) ¤­¡B±`¨£ªº¤¶¨tµü¥Îªk (1) ªí®É¶¡ (a) in ¡÷ ¦~¡B¤ë¡B©u¸`¡B¦­¤W¡B¤U¤È¡B±ß¤W¡C on ¡÷ ¬P´Á...¡A­þ¤@¤Ñªº¦­¤W¡B¤U¤È¡B±ß¤W.¯S©w¤é´Á¡C at ¡÷ ¦b...ÂI...¤À¡A¤¤¤È·|¤È©]¡C l. In 1998(¦b1998¦~)¡Bin August(¦b¤K¤ë)¡Bin spring (¦b¬K¤Ñ)¡C 2. on Sunday(¦b¬P´Á¤Ñ)¡B on the morn1ing of Qctober 10(¦b¤Q¤ë¤Q¤é¦­¤W)¡B on my birthday(¦b§Ú¥Í¤é¨º¤Ñ) 3. at nine o'clock(¦b¤EÂI)¡Bat dawn(¦b¾¤©ú)¡B at sunset(¤é¸¨®É)¡Bat midnight(¦b¥b©]) (b) untill/till(ª½¨ì...) ¡÷ °Ê§@Ä~Äòªº´Á­­ by(ª½¨ì...) ¡÷ °Ê§@§¹¦¨ªº´Á­­ before(¦b...¤§«e) 1. I'm going to work till seven tonight. (¤µ±ß§Ú¥´ºâ¤u§@¨ì¤CÂI¡C) 2. I'11 finish the work by noon.(§Ú·|¦b¤¤¤È«e§¹¦¨¤u§@¡C) 3. I began to work before eight this morning. (§Ú¤µ¤Ñ¦­¤W¤KÂI«e¶}©l¤u§@¡C) (c) from (±q ~ ) ¡÷ ±q(¹L¥h¡B²{¦b¡B¥¼¨Ó¬Y®ÉÂI)°_ since (±q ~ ) ¡÷ ±q(¹L¥h¬Y®ÉÂI)¥H¨Ó after (¦b ~ ¤§«á) 1. The work should take us from four to five hours. (³o¤u§@¦ô­p­n§Ú­Ì¥|¡B¤­­Ó¤p®É¡C) 2. He said the floods were the worst since 1968. (¥L»¡³o¬O1968¦~¥H¨Ó³ÌÄY­«ªº¤ô¨a¡C) 3. He came home after a few hours.(¥L¦b´X¤p®É«á¦^¨ì®a¡C) (d) in (¦b ~ ¤º) ¡÷ ©Ò»Ý®É¶¡ within (¦b ~¤º) ¡÷ ¬Y´Á¶¡¤º 1. I have never seen snow in my life.(§Ú¤@¥Í³£¨S¨£¹L³·¡C) 2. He will be back within a week.(¥L±N¦b¤@¹J¤º¦^¨Ó¡C) (e) for («ùÄò) ¡÷ ®É¶¡ªºªø«× during(¦b ~ ´Á¶¡) ¡÷ ¯S©wªº´Á¶¡ through(¾ã­Ó´Á¶¡) ¡÷ ±qÀY¨ì§Àªº®É¶¡ 1. I have learned English for five years.(§Ú­^¤å¾Ç¤­¦~¤F¡C) 2. I worked at the shop during the holidays.(§Ú¦b°²´Á¶¡³£¦b³o®a©±¤u§@¡C) 3 I had to work through the night.(§Ú¥²¶·¹ý©]¤u§@¡C) (2) ªí¦aÂI (a) in ¡÷ ¦b¸û¼e´¯¤§³B¡A«Ø¿vªº¤º³¡¡C on ¡÷ ¦b¯S©w¤§­±¡C at ¡÷ ¦b¸û¯U¤p¤§³B¡A¬Y¤@¯S©w¦aÂI¡C 1. They are taking a stroll in the park.(¥L­Ì¥¿¦b¤½¶é´²¨B¡C) 2. The players are practicing on the field.(¿ï¤â­Ì¥¿¦b³õ¤W½m²ß¡C) 3. He waited for the girl at the door.(¥L¦bªù¤fµ¥¨º¤k«Ä¡C) (b) for ¡÷ ¤è¦Vªº¥Ø¼Ð to ¡÷ ¨ì¹FÂI toward ¡÷ ¹B°Êªº¤è¦V¡C 1. They are leaving for New York tomorrow. (¥L­Ì©ú¤Ñ±N«e©¹¯Ã¬ù¡C) 2. The dog went to the boy. (ª¯¨«¨ì¨k«Ä¨º¸Ì ¡C) 3. The dog went toward the boy. (ª¯´ÂµÛ¨k«Äªº¤è¦V¨«¥h ¡C) (c) along ¡÷ ªuµÛ ~ across ¡÷ ¾î¶V through ¡÷ ³e¬ï 1. We walked along the river.(§Ú­ÌªuµÛªeÃ䨫¡C) 2. We swam across the river.(§Ú­Ì´å¹L³o±øªe¡C) 3. We walked through the park.(§Ú­Ì¬ï¶V³o®y¤½¶é¡C) (d) by ¡÷ ¦b ~ ®Ç(«e«á¥ª¥k¥ô¤@) beside ¡÷ ¦b ~ ®Ç(¥ª¥k¨ä¤¤¤§¤@) near ¡÷ ¦b ~ ªþªñ 1. She sat by the window.(¦o§¤¦bµ¡Ãä¡C) 2. I sat beside her.(§Ú¥Í¦b¦o®ÇÃä¡C) 3. He lives near my house.(¥L¦í¦b§Ú®aªþªñ¡C) ª`·N beside(¦b~®ÇÃä)/besides(°£~¤§¥~¡AÁÙ¦³) 1. At the party, there were several girls beside Kelly. (¦b¬£¹ï¤¤¡A¦³´X­Ó¤k«Ä¦bKelly®Ç¡C) 2. At the party, there were several girls besides Kelly. (¦b¬£¹ï¤¤,°£¤FKelly¤§¥~ÁÙ¦³´X­Ó¤k«Ä¡C) 3. At the party, there were several girls except Kelly. (¦b¬£¹ï¤¤¡A°£¤FKelly¨S¨Ó¤§¥~¡A¨Ó¤F´X¦ì¤k«Ä¡C) (e) between ¡÷ ¦b¤GªÌ¤§¤¤ among ¡÷ ¦b¤TªÌ(©Î¥H¤W)¤§¤¤ 1. Peter sat between Jane and me.(Peter§¤¦b§Ú©MJane¤§¤¤¡C) 2. He disappeared among the people in the crowd.(¥L®ø¥¢¦b¤H¸s¤§¤¤¡C) (f) around/round ¡÷ ³ò¶µÛ... about ¡÷ ¦b...¥|©P, ...ªºªþªñ 1. The earth moves around the sun. (¦a²y¶µÛ¤Ó¶§Âà¡C) 2. He g1anced about and saw hin in conversation. (¥L¦V¥|³B±i±æ¬Ý¨£¥L©M¤@­Ó¤H»¡¸Ü¡C) 3. The children sat about/ around the old man.(«Ä¤l­Ì§¤¦b¦Ñ¤H¥|©P¡C) (g) in ¡÷ ¦b ~ ¤§¤¤(ÀR¤îª¬ºA) into ¡÷ ¦b ~ ¤§¤¤(¹B°Êª¬ºA) out of ¡÷ ±q ~ ¤§¤¤(¹B°Êª¬ºA) onto ¡÷ ¦b ~ ¤§¤W(¹B°Êª¬ºA) 1. He walked in the room.(¥L¦b©Ð¶¡¸Ì¨«µÛ¡C) 2. He walked into the room.(¥L¨«¶i©Ð¶¡¡C) 3. He walked out of the room.(¥L¨«¥X©Ð¶¡¡C) 4. The cat jump onto the TV set.(¨º°¦¿ß¸õ¨ì¹qµø¾÷¤W¡C) (h) on ¡÷ ±µÄ² off ¡÷ ¤ÀÂ÷ 1. He switche on the light.(¥L¥´¶}¹q¿O¡C) 2. He switched off the light.(¥LÃö±¼¹q¿O¡C) (i) before ¡÷ ¦b~«e in fro11t of ¡÷ ¦b~«e; ¦b~¥¿«e¤è behind ¡÷ ¦b(¤H¡A°Êª«¡A«Ø¿vµ¥)¤§«á after ¡÷ ¦b(¦æ°Êªºª«Åé¡B¶¶§Ç)¤§«á 1. "B" comes before "C" in the alphabet.(¦r¥ÀB¦bC¤§«e¡C) 2. We met in front of the school.(§Ú­Ì¦b¾Ç®Õ«e¸I­±¡C) 3. I hate driving behind a bus.(§Ú°Q¹½¶}¨®®É¸ò¦b¤½¨®«á¡C) 4. Let's have a game of tennis after school.(©ñ¾Ç«á¥´³õºô²yÁɧa! ) ª`·N on ¡ö¡÷ off over ¡ö¡÷ under above ¡ö¡÷ below up ¡ö¡÷ down into ¡ö¡÷ out of in frot of/ before ¡ö¡÷ in back of/ behind on¬O¡u©Mª«Å鱵IJ¡vªº±¡§Î¦Ó¤£¤@©w¦b¡u¤W¡v¡C above¬O«üÂ÷¶}ª«Åé¦Ó¦b§ó°ªªº¡u¤W­±¡v¦ì¸m¡C over¬O¦bª«Å骺¡u¥¿¤W¤è¡v©Î¡uÂл\¦b¤W¡vªº·N«ä¡C ¦]¦¹above©M over¦³­«½Æªº³¡¤À¡C ¥t¥~¡A over¥i«ü¡u¶W¹L...(¼Æ¶q)¡v©Îªþ±a±ø¥ó, ¦Óabove¦³¡u...µ{«×¤§¤W¡v¤§·N¡C 1. There is a fly on the ceiling.(¤ÑªáªO¤W¦³°¦»aÃÇ¡C) 2. A plane is flying above the mountain.(­¸¾÷­¸¹L¨º®y¤s¡C) 3. The sun is shiIiing over our heads.(¤Ó¶§¦b§Ú­ÌÀY³»°{Ä£¡C) 4. A cat is sleeping under the table.(¿ß¦b®à¤l©³¤UºÎı¡C) 5. There is a waterfall above(¡÷ below) the bridge. (¾ôªº¤W´å(¡÷¤U´å)¦³¤@Âr¥¬¡C) 6. He must be well over 50 years old.(¥Lªº¦~¬ö¥²©w¬O¤­¤Q¦h·³¤F¡C) 7. We talked over a cup of coffee.(§Ú­ÌÃä³Ü©@°ØÃä²á¤Ñ¡C) 8. Your score is above average.(§Aªº¤À¼Æ¦b¥­§¡¤§¤W¡C) (3)ªí­ì¦]¡B²z¥Ñ 1. I was disappointed at his failure.(§Ú¦]¥Lªº¥¢±Ñ·P¨ì¥¢±æ¡C) ª`·N atªí¥Ü¤Þ°_¬YºØ±¡ºü©Î°Ê§@ªº­ì¦] be surprised at, be amazed at, be shocked at, be delighted at 2. The town is famous for its hot springs.(³o¤pÂí¦]¥¦ªº·Å¬u¦Ó»D¦W¡C) * The town is famous as a hot-spring resort. (³o¤pÂí¥H¨­¬°·Å¬u¸t¦a¦Ó»D¦W¡C) 3. He died of cancer.(¥L¦º©óÀù¯g¡C)¡÷ª½±µ­ì¦]¡C 4. In some countries many people die from poverty. (¦b¬Y¨Ç°ê®a¡A³\¦h¤H¦]³h§x¦Ó¦º¤`¡C) 5. He was trembling with cold.(¥L¦]¬°´H§N¦Óµo§Ý¡C) 6. He became ill through overwork.(¥L¦]¹L«×¤u§@¦Ó¥Í¯f¡C) 7. They surrendered out of fear of being killed. (¥L­Ì¦]¬°®`©È³Q±þ¦Ó§ë­°¡C) 8. Owing to the rain, the game was put off. (¥Ñ©ó¤U«B¡A¤ñÁÉ©µ´Á¤F¡C) ª`·N 1. He was very tired from his trip.(¥L®È¦æ«áı±o«Ü²Ö¡C) 2. He is tired of his monotonous life. (¥L¹ï¦Û¤v³æ½Õªº¥Í¬¡·P¨ì¹½­Â¡C) (4)ªí¥Øªº¡Bµ²ªG 1. The politicians are campaigning for the coming election. (¬Fªv¤Hª«¬°¤F§Y±N¨ÓÁ{ªº¿ïÁ|¦Ó³y¶Õ¡C) 2. Nobody trusts him after the way he lived. (¥Ñ©ó¥L¨º¼Ë¼»ÁÀ¨S¤H¬Û«H¥L¡C) 3. F1our is made into bread.(Äѯ»°µ¦¨ÄÑ¥]¡C) ª`·N 1. Bread is made from flour. (ÄÑ¥]¥ÑÄѯ»°µ¦¨¡C) 2. This salad is made of lettuce, tomatoes and cucumber. (³o¥÷¨F©Ô¥Ñ¸±­U¡B¿»­X¤Î¤p¶À¥Ê°µ¦¨ªº¡C) 3. I made my bicycle out of four old ones. (§Ú¥Î¥|½øÂ¸}½ñ¨®²Õ¦¨§Úªº¸}½ñ¨®¡C) 4. He was frozen to death. (¥L­á¦º¤F¡C) (5)ªí¤â¬q¡B¹D¨ã¡B¦æ¬°ªÌ 1. He goes to school by bus.(¥L·f¤½¨®¤W¾Ç¡C) 2. I watched the baseball game on television. (§Ú¦b¹qµø¤W¬Ý¨ì³o³õ´Î²yÁÉ¡C) 3. Please write it down with a pencil.(½Ð¥Î¹]µ§§â¥¦¼g¤U¨Ó¡C) 4. The book is written in easy English. (³o¥»®Ñ¬O¥Î²©ö­^¤å¼g¦¨ªº¡C) 5. He got his job through a friend.(¥L³z¹LªB¤Í§ä¨ì¨º¥÷¤u§@¡C) 6. America was discovered by Columbus.(­ô­Û¥¬µo²{¬ü¬w¤j³°¡C) 7. She left without saying goodbye.(¦o¤£§i¦Ó§O¡C) (6)ªí¹FÃö³s¡BÃö«Y 1. I have no doubt about his honesty.(§Ú¤£ÃhºÃ¥Lªº¸Û«H¡C) 2. He gave a lecture on agriculture.(¥L¥H¹A·~¬°ÃD°µ¤F¤@¦¸ºtÁ¿¡C) 3. This is the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. (³o¬O¦³Ãö¥Õ³·¤½¥D©M¤C­Ó¤p¸G¤Hªº¬G¨Æ¡C) 4. There's something wrong with my bicycle. (§Úªº¸}½ñ¨®¦³ÂI¤ò¯f¡C) (7)ªí¹Fµ{«×¡B³æ¦ì¡B¤ñ¨Ò 1. He is taller than I by three inches.(¥L¤ñ§Ú°ª¤T¦T¡C) 2. They sell eggs by the dozen.(³J¥H¾ã¥´¾P°â¡C) 3. The boy is ta11 for his age.(´N¨º¨k«Äªº¦~¬ö¨Ó»¡¡A¥Lºâ¬O°ªªº¡C) 4. The car was running at full speed.(¨º½ø¨®¥þ³t«e¶i¡C) (8)ªí¼ËºA¡Bª¬ºA 1. He looked at me in surprise.(¥L³Y²§¦a¬ÝµÛ§Ú¡C) 2.They lived like brothers.(¥L­Ì¹³¥S§Ì¯ë¤@¼Ë¥Í¬¡¡C) 3. He looked at his bank balance with satisfaction. (¥Lº¡·N¦a¬ÝµÛ¥L»È¦æªº¦¬¤äª¬ªp¡C) 4. To our delight, he passed the examination. (§Ú­Ì°ª¿³ªº¬O¡A¥L³q¹L¤F¦Ò¸Õ¡C) 5. She stood there with her hair waving in the breeze. (¦o¯¸¦b¨º¸Ì¡AÀY¾vªï­·ÄÆ´­¡C) (9)ªí¥h°£¡B°Ï§O¡B¤ÀÂ÷ 1. He is independent of his parents.(¥LÂ÷¶}¤÷¥À¿W¥ß¡C) 2. Some people cannot distinguish one color from another. (¦³¨Ç¤HµLªk¤À¿ëÃC¦â¡C) 3. A botton is off your coat.(§Aªº¥~®M±¼¤F¤@­Ó¦©¤l¡C) 4. What you say seems to be beside the point.(§A©Ò»¡ªº¦ü¥GÂ÷ÃD¤F¡C) ¤»¡B©M§Î®eµü¡B°Êµüµ²¦Xªº¤¶¨tµü (1)be+§Î®eµü+¤¶¨tµü be afraid(®`©È)¡B be fond of(³ßÅw)¡Bbe full of(¥Rº¡)¡B be proud of(¥H~¬°¶Æ)¡Bbe sure of (½T«H)¡B be famous for(¥H~»D¦W)¡Bbe late for(¿ð¨ì)¡B be ready for(·Ç³Æ¦n¤F)¡Bbe sorry for(©êºp)¡Bbe good at(¾Õªø)¡B be absent from(¯Ê®u)¡Bbe different from(¤£¦P)¡Bbe similar to(¬Û¦ü)¡B be interested in(·P¿³½ì) I am anxious about my son's safety.(§Ú¾á¤ß¨à¤lªº¦w¥þ¡C) I am anxious for fame.(§Ú´÷±æ¦¨¦W¡C) (2)°Êµü+¤¶¨tµü 1. I called on my uncle yesterday.(§Ú¬Q¤Ñ¥h«ô³X§Ú¨û¨û¡C) I called at his house yesterday.(§Ú¬Q¤Ñ¥h°ÑÆ[¥L®a¡C) 2. He got to New York.(¥L¨ì¹F¯Ã¬ù¡C) He got on the bus. (¥L·f¤W¤½¨®¡C) Get off the train at the next station.(¦b¤U¤@­Ó¤õ¨®¯¸¤U¨®¡C) 3. I hear from her every month.(§Ú¨C­Ó¤ë³£¦³¦¬¨ì¦oªº«H¡C) I have never heard of such a thing.(§Ú±q¥¼Å¥»¡³o¼Ëªº¨Æ¡C) 4. I am waiting for his answer.(§Ú¥¿¦bµ¥«Ý¥Lªº¦^µª¡C) She did not like to wait on her husband.(¦o¤£³ßÅw¦ø­Ô¦o¦Ñ¤½¡C) 5. We have to look into the cause.(§Ú­Ì¥²¶·½Õ¬d­ì¦]¡C) What are you looking for?(§A¦b§ä¤°»ò?) She looked after the children.(¦o·ÓÅU¨º¨Ç«Ä¤l¡C) (3)°Êµü+¤¶¨tµü 1. He ran to catch up with his friend.(¥L¶]µÛ»°¤W¥LªºªB¤Í¡C) 2. I am looking forward to the summer vacation.(§Ú´Á«Ý³o­Ó´»°²¡C) 3. Don't speak ill of others behind their backs.(§O¦b­I«á»¡¤HÃa¸Ü¡C) 4. He cannot get along witb his boss.(¥LµLªk©M¥L¤W¥q¦n¦n¬Û³B¡C) 5. Let's make up for lost time.(Åý§Ú­ÌÀ±¸É¦^·l¥¢ªº®É¶¡¡C) (4)°Êµü+¦Wµü+¤¶¨tµü 1. Cars took the pIace of horses.(¨T¨®¨ú¥N°¨¤Ç¡C) 2. Please take good care of yorself.(½Ð¦n¦n·ÓÅU§A¦Û¤v¡C) 3. He paid no atiention to my advice.(¥L¨Sª`·N§Úªº©¾§i¡C) 4. Try to make good use of your time.(§V¤O¦n¦n¦aµ½¥Î®É¶¡¡C) (5)°Êµü+¨üµü+¤¶¨tµü 1. She asked her mother for money.(¦o¦V¦o¥À¿Ë­n¿ú¡C) 2. I thanked my unele for the present.(§ÚÁÂÁ§ڨû¨û°e§Ú§ª«¡C) 3. She spends too much money on clothes.(¦oªá¤Ó¦h¿ú¶R¦çªA¡C) 4. Can you tell a sheep from a goat?(§A·|¤À¿ëºø¦Ï©M¤s¦Ïªº¤£¦P¶Ü?) 5. I took him for his brother.(§Ú§â¥L·í¦¨¥L§Ì§Ì¤F¡C) 6. He informed them of his mother's death.(¥L³qª¾¥L­Ì¥L¥À¿Ëªº¦º°T¡C) 7. They regard him as a foo1.(¥L­Ì¥H¬°¥L¬O§b¤l¡C) (¬B³ü) Ãö«Yµü ¦P®É¨ã¦³¥N¦Wµü©M³s±µµü¥\¯àªº¥N¦Wµü¡AºÙ¬°Ãö«Y¥N¦Wµü¡C We met a man. The man directed us to the factory. ¡÷ We met a man and he directed us to the factory. ¡÷ We met a man who directed us to the factory. [²Ä¤G¥y¤¤ªºand he ¡÷ ²Ä¤T¥y¤¤ªºwho] (§Ú­Ì¹J¨ì¤@¦ì¨k¤h¡A¥L¤Þ¾É§Ú­Ì¨ì¤u¼t¡C) ¤@¡BÃö«Y¥N¦WµüªººØÃþ©M®æ ¥ý¦æµü:¤H - (¥D®æ)who; (©Ò¦³®æ)whose, (¨ü®æ)whom ¥ý¦æµü:¨Æ¡Bª«¡B°Êª« - (¥D®æ)which, (©Ò¦³®æ)whose, of which, (¨ü®æ)which ¥ý¦æµü:¤H¡B¨Æª«¡B°Êª«; (¥D®æ)that, (©Ò¦³®æ) - , (¨ü®æ)that §t¥ý¦æµü: (¥D®æ)what, (©Ò¦³®æ) - , (¨ü®æ)what ¥D®æ(+°Êµü)¡÷ I have a friend who likes music very much. (§Ú¦³¤@¦ì«D±`·R¦n­µ¼ÖªºªB¤Í¡C) ©Ò¦³®æ(+¦Wµü)¡÷ The student whose mother died yesterday is absent today. (¬Q¤Ñ¥À¿Ë¹L¥@ªº¨º¦ì¾Ç¥Í¤µ¤Ñ¯Ê®u¡C) ¨ü®æ(+¥Dµü+°Êµü<+¤¶µü>) ¡÷ This is the man whom I spoke of.(³o¦ì´N¬O§Ú´£¨ìªº¤H¡C) ª`·N:Ãö«Y¥N¦Wµüªº¨ü®æ¦b¥y¤¤¥i¬Ù²¤¡C ¤G¡BÃö«Y¥N¦Wµüªº¥Îªk ¥ý¦æµü: ¤H - (¥D®æ)who, (©Ò¦³®æ)whose, (¨ü®æ)whom 1. I don't like people. people = They lose their tempers easily. ¡÷ I don't like people who lose their tempers easily. (§Ú¤£³ßÅw®e©öµoµÊ®ðªº¤H¡C) 2. I have a classmate. classmate = Her mother is a famous singer. ¡÷ I have a classmate whose mother is a famous slnger. (§Ú¦³¤@¦ì¦P¾Ç¡A¦o¥À¿Ë¬O¦ì¦Wºq¤â¡C) 3. I met some friends. some friends = them I hadn't seen for ages. [them±qseenªº«á­±²¾¨ìIªº«e­±] ¡÷ I met some friends (whom) I hadn't seen for ages. whom = them (§Ú¹J¨ì¦h¦~¤£¨£ªºªB¤Í­Ì¡C) 4. Peop]e who don't eat meat are called vegetarian. (¤£¦Y¦×Ãþªº¤HºÙ¬°¯À­¹¥D¸qªÌ¡C) 5. All the childten (Whom) you take care of will enjoy swimming. (©Ò¦³§A©Ò·ÓÅUªº«Ä¤l³£·|³ß·R´åªa¡C) ¥ý¦æµü: ¨Æ¡Bª«¡B°Êª« - (¥D®æ)which, (©Ò¦³®æ)which, of which, (¨ü®æ)which 1. English is a language. language = It is spoken a11 over the world. ¡÷ English is a language which is spoken a11 over the world. [²Ä¤G¥yªºit=²Ä¤T¥yªºwhich] (­^»y¬O¥@¬É¦U¦a³£¦b¨Ï¥Îªº»y¨¥¡C) 2. He looked for a car. car = Its engine was in good condition. ¡÷ He looked for a car whose engine was in good conditIon. [²Ä¤G¥yªºits=²Ä¤T¥yªºwhose] (¥L¦b§ä¤@³¡¤ÞÀºª¬ªp¦nªº¨®¤l¡C) * He looked for a car. a car = The engine of the car was in good condition. ¡÷ He looked for a car the engine of which was in good condition. [²Ä¤G¥yªºof the car=²Ä¤T¥yªºof which] 3. Where is the parcel? parcel = it We received this morning? [it±qreceived«á­±·h¨ìWeªº«e­±] ¡÷ Where is the parcel (which) we received this morning? (¤µ¤Ñ¦­¤W§Ú­Ì¦¬¨ìªº¥]»q¦b¨º¸Ì?) 4. This is a statement which must be corrected.(³o¬O¤@¥÷¥²¶·§ó¥¿ªºÁn©ú¡C) ¥ý¦æµü: ¤H¡B¨Æª«¡B°Êª« - (¥D®æ)that, (©Ò¦³®æ) - , (¨ü®æ)that 1. He's in love with a girl that has red hair. that = (who) (¥L¥¿©M¤@¦ì¬õ¾v¤k«Ä½ÍÅÊ·R¡C) 2. Baseball is the sport (that) most boys like. that = (which) (´Î²y¬O¤j¦h¼Æ¨k«Ä³ßÅwªº¹B°Ê¡C) ­«ÂI ¤U¦C±¡§Î¥u¯à¥Hthat°µ¬°Ãö«Y¥N¦Wµü¡C ¥ý¦æµü«e¦³³Ì°ª¯Å¡B§Ç¼Æ: 1. Today is tbe coldest day (that) we have ever experienced. (¤µ¤Ñ¬O§Ú­Ì¸g¾ú¹L³Ì´H§Nªº¤@¤Ñ¡C) 2. The first thing (that) you have to do is (to) study mathematics. (ÀY¤@¥ó§A»Ý­n°µªº¨Æ´N¬O¾Ç²ß¼Æ¾Ç¡C) ¥ý¦æµü¦P®É¦³¤H©M¨Æª«: The driver and the car that had fal1en into the sea were quickly recovered.(±¼¨ì®ü¸Ìªº¥q¾÷©M¨®¤l«Ü§Ö´N³Q¼´°_¨Ó¤F¡C) ¥ý¦æµü¤¤¦³ºÃ°Ýµüwho, which ¡÷Á×§K­«´_: 1. 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(³o¬O§A¥²¶·§ï±¼ªº²ßºD¡C) ­«ÂI Ãö«Y¥N¦Wµüªº¬Ù²¤ ¨ü®æÃö¥N¥i¬Ù²¤ The lady (whom) we met on the street is our teacher. (§Ú­Ì¦bµó¤W¹J¨£ªº¤k¤h¬O§Ú­Ìªº¦Ñ®v¡C) ·í¸É»yªº¥D®æÃö«Y¥N¦Wµü¥i¬Ù²¤ She Is not the cheerful girl (that) she was. (¦o²{¦b¤£¹³¥H©¹¯ë¥Rº¡´Â®ð¡C) There (Here) is (are)ªº¥y«¬¤¤,Ãö«Y¥N¦Wµü¥i¬Ù²¤ There is somene (who) wants to see you.(¦³¤H·Q­n¨£§A¡C) Ãö«Y¥N¦Wµü«á¦³There (Here) is (are)...«Ï¡AÃö«Y¥N¦Wµü¥i¬Ù²¤¡C This is the only bow tie (that) there is in this store. (³o¬O³o®a©±¸Ì°ß¤@ªº¤@­Ó½¹½º»âµ²¡C) §t¥ý¦æµü: (¥D®æ)what, (©Ò¦³®æ) -, (¨ü®æ)what * what = the thing(s) which what = all that what = anything that 1. The thing wbich 1want is peace of mind. ¡÷ What I want is peace of mind. (§Ú©Ò­nªº¬O¤ßÆFªº¥­ÀR¡C) 2. She told the detectives all that they wanted to know. ¡÷ She told the detectives what they wanted to know. (¦o§i¶D°»±´­Ì¥L­Ì·Q­nª¾¹Dªº©Ò¦³¨Æ±¡¡C) * I don't know what they were talking about. a.§Ú¤£ª¾¹D¥L­Ì½Í½×ªº¨Æ±¡¡C(Ãö«Y¥N¦Wµü) b.§Ú¤£ª¾¹D¥L­Ì¦b½Í½×¤°»ò¡C(ºÃ°Ýµü) ­«ÂI §t¦³whatªººD¥Îªí²{ what is called/what we (you, they) call ¡÷ ©Ò¿×ªº 1. He is what is called/what we call a walking dictionary. (¥L¬O©Ò¿×ªº¬¡¦r¨å¡C) 2. She is what is called/what we call a musical gennls. (¦o¬O©Ò¿×ªº­µ¼Ö¤Ñ¤~¡C) A is to ¡K what B is to ... A¤§¹ï...ªºÃö«Y¥¿¦pB¤§¹ï...ªºÃö«Y¡C 1. Air is to us what water is to fish. (ªÅ®ð¤§©ó¤HµS¦p¤ô¤§©ó³½¡C) 2. Culture is to the mind what food is to the body. (¤å¤Æ¤§©ó¤ßµS¦p­¹ª«¤§©ó¨­Åé¡C) what A is (was/used to be) ¤µ¤éªºA(©õ¤éªºA) 1. She is not what she was ten years ago. (¦o¤£¦A¬O¤Q¦~«eªº¦o¡C) 2. What has made China what she is? (¤°»ò¨Ï±o¤¤°êÅܦ¨¤µ¤Ñ³oºØ¼Ë¤l?) what is + ¤ñ¸û¯Å §ó...ªº¬O * what is more (§ó¦nªº¬O;¦Ó¥B) He is a bright boy, (and) what is more, he is kindhearted. (¥L¬O­Ó¸£µ¬Áo©úªº¨k«Ä¤l¡A¦Ó¥B¤ß¦aµ½¨}¡C) * What is worse = to make matters worse(¦Ó¥B§óÁVªº¬O) They lost their way, and what was worse, night was comming on. (¥L­Ì°g¸ô¤F¡A§óÁVªº¬O¡A¤Ñ¦â¤w¸g·t¤F¡C) what with ... and (what with) ... ¤@«h¦]...; ¤@«h¦]... What with overwork and (what with) poor meals, she fell ill. (¤@«h¦]¤u§@¹L³Ò;¤@«h¦]¤TÀ\¦Y±o¤£¦n¡A¦o¯f­Ë¤F¡C) * ¦¹¥y«¬³q±`¥Î©ó¦CÁ|¤£¤j¦nªº¨Æ±¡¤§­ì¦]; what±`¬Ù²¤¦Ó¥u¥Îwith...and...¡C ¤T¡B­­©w¥Îªk©M«D­­©w¥Îªk ­­©w¥Îªk:¹ï¥ý¦æµüªº¤º®e¥[¥H­­©w¡C «D­­©w¥Îªk:¹ï¥ý¦æµü¤£¥[­­©w¡A¥u¨ã¦³¨Ï¥y¤l³sÄòªº¥\¯à¡C Ãö«Y¥N¦Wµü¥i¥Î¡uand (but, because, forµ¥)+¥N¦Wµü¡v¨Ó´À´«¡C We have two daughters who became nurses. who = (that) (§Ú­Ì¦³¨â­Ó·íÅ@¤hªº¤k¨à¡C)...¥y¤¤¨S´£¨ì¤k¨àªºÁ`¼Æ¡C We have two daughters, who became nurses. who ¤£µ¥©ó(that) (¡÷ We have two daughters, and they became nurses.) (§Ú­Ì¦³¨â­Ó¤k¨à,¦o­Ì³£¬OÅ@¤h¡C) ---¥u¦³¨â­Ó¤k¨à¡C * ³r¸¹¤§«áªºÃö«Y¥N¦Wµü¡A¤£¥i¥Î that¡C ­«ÂI «D­­©w¥Îªk ¦¹®ÉÃö«Y¥N¦Wµü©Ò¤Þ¾Éªº¤l¥y¡A¥u¥Î¨Ó»¡©ú«e­±ªº¥D­n¤l¥yªº³¡¥÷©Î¥þ³¡¡C 1. I called Brian, wbo had called me while I was out. (¡÷ I called Brian because he had called me while I was out.) (§Ú¥´¹q¸Üµ¹Brian,¥L¦b§Ú¥~¥X®É¥´¹q¸Ü§ä§Ú¡C) 2. I bought a hat, which was too big for me. (¡÷ I bought a hat but it was too big for me.) (§Ú¶R¤F¤@³»´U¤l¡A¦ý§ÚÀ¹¤Ó¤j¤F¡C) 3. He bought some apples, two of which he gave her. (¡÷ He bought some apples and he gave her two of them.) (¥L¶R¤F¤@¨ÇÄ«ªG¡Aµ¹¤F¦o¨â­Ó¡C) 4. This poem, which everybody knows, is by Shelley. (³o­º¨C­Ó¤H³£ª¾¹Dªº¸Ö¬OShelley¼gªº¡C) 5. My mother expects me to become a doctoc which is not easy. (§Ú¥À¿Ë§Æ±æ§Ú¦¨¬°Âå¥Í¡A¦ý³o¨Ã¤£®e©ö¡C) 6. He tore up my pboto, which upset me. (¥L¼¹¤F§Úªº·Ó¤ù¡AÅý§Ú«Ü¤£µÎªA¡C) ¥|¡BÃö«Y°Æµü Ãö«Y°Æµü­Ý¨ã¦³³s±µµü»P°Æµüªº¥\¯à¡A©MÃö«Y¥N¦Wµü¤@¼Ë¡A¨ã¦³¥ý¦æµü¡C ¥ý¦æµü ³õ©Ò ®É¶¡ ²z¥Ñ µL Ãö«Y°Æµü where when why how ­«ÂI where:¥ý¦æµü¬°³õ©Ò 1. This is the place. the place = there there(=at the place) I first met myy wife. there ¡÷ where This is the place where I first met my wife. (³o´N¬O§Ú©M§Ú¤Ó¤Ó²Ä¤@¦¸¬Û¹Jªº¦a¤è¡C) 2. Here's a map of the town. the town = there there (=in the town) Aunt Sally lives. there ¡÷ where Here's a map of the town where Aunt Sally lives. (³o¸Ì¦³¤@±iSally©h¶ý©Ò¦íªº¤pÂíªº¦a¹Ï¡C) 3. We found a restaurant where the food was delicious. (§Ú­Ìµo²{¤@®aÀ\ÆU¡A¨º¨àªº­¹ª«ºë¬ü¥i¤f¡C) ª`·N ­Y¥ý¦æµü¬° case(³õ¦X¡A±¡ªp)¡B point(ÂI)¡Bsituation(ª¬ªp)µ¥¡A¤]¥i¥Î where¡C These are the cases where this rule does not apply. (³o­Ó³W«h¤£¾A¥Î©ó³o¨Ç±¡§Î¡C) ­«ÂI when:¥ý¦æµü¬°®É¶¡ 1. Sunday is the day. the day = when when(= on Sunday) I have no school. Sunday is the day when I have no school. (¬P´Á¤Ñ¬O§Ú¤£¥Î¤W¾Çªº¤é¤l¡C) 2. That was the time. the time = when (when) Dinosaurs lived. That was the time when dinosaurs lived. (¨º¬O®£Às¥Í¦sªº®É´Á¡C) 3. The day when we can live in outer space will come. ¡÷ The day will come when we can live in outer space. (§Ú­Ì¥i¥H¦í¦b¥~¤ÓªÅªº¤é¤l¤£»·¤F¡C) * ¦³®É¥ý¦æµü«e (the day)·|»P­×¹¢ªº§Î®eµü¤l¥y¤À¶} ­«ÂI why:¥ý¦æµü¬°²z¥Ñ 1. The reason why he was absent is not clear. (¥L¯Ê®uªº­ì¦]¤£©ú¡C) 2. I really 1ike sweets. That is the reason why my teeth are bad. (§Ú¯uªº«Ü³ßÅw²¢­¹¡C¨º´N¬O§Ú¤ú¾¦¤£¦nªº­ì¦]¡C) ­«ÂI how:³q±`µL©ú½Tªº¥ý¦æµü 1. This is how the riot happened.(³o´N¬Oµo¥Í¼É°Êªº­ì©e¡C) 2. This Is the way (that) he solved the problem. ¡÷ This is how he solved the problem. (¥L´N¬O³o¼Ë¸Ñ¨M°ÝÃDªº¡C) ª`·N Ãö«Y°Æµüªº¥ý¦æµü¡A³q±`¥i¬Ù²¤¡C 1. Tuesday is (the day) when the garbage truck comes. (¬P´Á¤G¬O©U§£¨®¨Óªº¤é¤l¡C) 2. Late spring is (the time) when the rainy season begins here. (±ß¬K¬O³o¸Ì«B©u¶}©lªº®É´Á¡C) 3. This is (the reason) why I left early. ¡÷ This is the reason I left early. (³o¬O§Ú¦­¥Xµoªº²z¥Ñ¡C) ­«ÂI that¦³®É¥i°µ¬°Ãö«Y°Æµü¡A¨Ó¥N´Àwhere¡Awhen,whyµ¥¡C³q±`¥N´Àwhenªº±¡§Î¸û¦h¡C ¦¹®É¡A that¤]¥i¬Ù²¤¡C 1. Little do I remember the day (that) I first met her. (§Ú´X¥G¤£°O±o¸ò¦oÀY¤@¦¸¨£­±ªº¤é¤l¡C) 2. I don't like the way (that) he ta1ks. (§Ú¤£³ßÅw¥L»¡¸Üªº¼Ë¤l¡C) ­«ÂI Ãö«Y°Æµüwhere¤Îwhen¤]¥i¥Î©ó«D­­©w¥Îªk¡C 1. She moved to New York, where she opened a boutique. (¦o·h¥h¯Ã¬ù¡A¦b¨º¸Ì¶}¤F¤@®aºë«~©±¡C) 2. I was taking a shower, when the lights went out! (§Ú¥¿¦b¬~¾þ¡A´N¦b¨º®É¿O·À¤F!) ¤­¡B½Æ¦XÃö«Yµü Ãö«Yµüwho, which, what, where, when¥[¤W -ever,ºÙ¬°½Æ¦XÃö«Yµü¡C Ãö«Y¥N¦Wµü+ever whoever ~ = anyone who ~ ¤£½×¬O½Ö(¥D®æ) who(m)ever ~ = anyone who(m) ~ ¤£½×¬O½Ö(¨ü®æ) whichever ~ = any one that ~ ¤£½×¨º¤@­Ó whatever ~ = anything that ~ ¤£½×¤°»ò Ãö«Y°Æµü+ever whenever ~ = at any time when ~ ¤£½×¦ó®É wherever ~ = at any place where ~ ¤£½×¦b¨º¸Ì 1. He tried to help whoever was in need of help. ( = He tried to help anyone who was in need of help.) (¥L³]ªkÀ°§U»Ý­nÀ°§Uªº¥ô¦ó¤@­Ó¤H¡C) 2. Help yourself to whichever you want. ( = Help yourself to any one that you want.) (¦Û¦æ¨ú¥Î¥ô¦ó§A·Q­nªºªF¦è¡C) 3. I'll treat you today. You can order whatever you like. (= I'll treat you today. You can order anything that you like.) 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(µL½×§A¯à¨«±o¦h§Ö¡A¤Ñ¶Â«eÁÙ¬OµLªk¨ì¹F¡C) ¤»¡BÃö«Y§Î®eµü¤Îas, but, than Ãö«Yµü¤¤¨ã¦³§Î®eµü§@¥Îªº¡AºÙ¬°Ãö«Y§Î®eµü¡C * What+¦Wµü = all the+¦Wµü+that 1. I gave the child what little money I had then. ( = I gave the child all the little money that I had then.) (¨º®É§Úµ¹¤F¨º¤p«Ä¨­¤W©Ò¦³ªº¹s¿ú¡C) 2. Nancy waited with what patience she could command. ( = Nancy waited with all the patience that she could command.) (NacyºÉ¨ä³Ì¤j§Ô­@¦bµ¥­Ô¡C) * ¤¶¨tµü+which+¦Wµü 3. For ten days, during which time he kept indoors, nobody visited him. (¦³¤Q¤Ñ¤§¤[,¦b³o¬q´Á¶¡¥L¤@ª½«Ý¦b®a¡A¨S¤H¨Ó³y³X¡C) 4. We may miss the train, in which case we'll be late for the appointment. (§Ú­Ì¥i¯à·|¿ù¹L¤õ¨®¡A¦p¦¹¤@¨Ó§Ú­Ìªº¬ù·|´N·|¿ð¨ì¡C) ­«ÂI as, but, than¤]¥i§êºtÃö«Y¥N¦Wµüªº¨¤¦â the same ... as (¡÷ that) ©M...¬Û¦P as is often the case (with...) ¦p...(©Ò¥Ü) such...as... ´N¦p¦P... 1. Oil and water do not mix, we all know. (´N¦p§Ú­Ì¤j®a©Òª¾¡Aªo©M¤ô¤£¯à²V¦X) 2. She wears the same earrings as I do. (¦oÀ¹µÛ©M§Ú¬Û¦Pªº¦ÕÀô¡C) 3. As is often the case (with him), he came late for class today. (¤@¦p©¹±`¡A¥L¤µ¤Ñ¤W½Ò¤S¿ð¨ì¤F¡C) 4. Read such books as your teacher has recommended. (¾\Ū§A­Ì¦Ñ®v©Ò±ÀÂ˪º®Ñ¡C) but - ¥Î©ó§_©w¥y,§Î¦¨Âù­«§_©w¡C There is no ru1e but has some exceptions. = There is no rule that doesn't have any exceptions. = Every rule has some exceptions. (¤Z¨Æ³£¦³¨Ò¥~¡C) than - ¥Î©ó¤ñ¸û¥y 1. You did more work than I had expected. (§A©Ò°µªº¤ñ§Ú´Á«Ýªº¦h¡C) 2. You have more clothing than is necessary. (§Aªº¦çªA¤ñ©Ò»Ý­nªº¦h¡C) Á©s´D¤¤¯Å¤åªk°ª¤¤­^¤å ²Ä¥|¥U (¬B¶L) §Î®eµü ¤@¡B§Î®eµü ­×¹¢¦Wµü©Î¥N¦Wµü©Ê½è¡Bª¬ºAµ¥¡AºÙ¬°§Î®eµü¡C¨ä¦b¨Ï¥Î¤W¡A¤S¥i¤À¬°­­©w¥Îªk¤Î±Ô­z¥Îªk¡C (1)­­©w¥Îªk (a)§Î®eµü + ¦Wµü 1. The old man lived in a small village.(¨º¦Ñ¤H¦í¦b¤@­Ó¤p§ø²ø¸Ì¡C) 2. His elder brother is a famous musician.(¥L­ô­ô¬O¦³¦Wªº­µ¼Ö®a¡C) (b)¦Wµü + §Î®eµü 1. I want to drink something cold.(§Ú·Q³Ü§N¶¼¡C) 2. Is there anything interesting in today's paper? (¤µ¤Ñªº³ø¯È¤W¦³¥ô¦ó¦³½ìªº¨Æ¶Ü?) 3. 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I met a certain lady.(§Ú¹J¨£¬Y¤@¦ì¤k¤h¡C) It is quite certain.(³o¥ó¨Æ¬Û·í½T©w¡C) 2. He is my present assistant.(¥L¥Ø«e¬O§Úªº§U¤â¡C) He is present today.(¥L¤µ¤Ñ¦³¥X®u¡C) 3. The late Mr.Smith was an able man. (¤w¬Gªº¥v±K´µ¥ý¥Í¬O­Ó¦³¯à¤Oªº¤H¡C) He was late for the meeting.(¥L¶}·|¿ð¨ì¡C) 4. She gave me a fond look.(¦o¥Î©M®ðªº²´¥ú¬Ý¤F§Ú¤@¤U¡C) l am fond of ice cream.(§Ú«D±`³ßÅw¦B²N²O¡C) (3)§Î®eµüªº¶¶§Ç «aµü+¼Æ¶q§Î®eµü+©Êª¬§Î®eµü+§Î®eµü¥Lªº¦Wµü ¥N¦Wµü +¼Æ¶q§Î®eµü+©Êª¬§Î®eµü+¦Wµü [* ©Êª¬§Î®eµü = ¥DÆ[ªº§PÂ_ : (¤j¤p¡B§Îª¬¡Bª¬ºA¡B·s»W¡BÃC¦â¡B§÷®Æ) ] 1. Come to see my ten cute slnall young white Dutch rabbits. (¨Ó¬Ý§Ú¨º¤Q°¦¥i·R¤p¥©¦~¥®ªº¥Õ¦â²üÄõ¨ß¡C) 2. He made these two little new wooden tables. 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It is burning hot.(¤Ñ®ð¼ö±o¼F®`¡C) 2. It is freezing cold.(¤Ñ®ð­á±o­n©R¡C) 3. They were dead asleep.(¥L­ÌºÎ±o«Ü¼ô¡C) (5)¼Æ¶q§Î®eµü (a)many/much ½Æ¼Æ¦Wµü¨Ï¥Îmamy,ª«½è¦Wµü©Î©â¶H¦Wµü«h¨Ï¥Îmuch¡C 1. Do you have many books in your study?(¦b§Aªº®Ñ©Ð¸Ì¦³«Ü¦h®Ñ¶Ü?) 2. They've spent much money on advertising.(¥L­Ì¦b¼s§i¤Wªá³\¦h¿ú¡C) ª`·N * §_©w¥y¤¤ªºmany©Îmuch¥iͦ¨¡u¤£¤Ó¦h¡v¡C 1. This garden doesn't have many trees.(®x¶é¸Ì¾ð¤ì¤£¤Ó¦h¡C) 2. My son hasn't made much money.(§Ú¨à¤l¨SÁȦh¤Ö¿ú¡C) * many, much¤]¨ã¦³¦Wµü©Ê¥Îªk¡C Many of the students were absent.(³\¦h¾Ç¥Í¯Ê®u¡C) * ¤f»y¤¤¡A¤]¥i¥Î a lot of, lots of, plenty of¥N´Àmany©Îmuch¡C 1. There were a lot of (¡÷ lots of, plenty of) people in the shop. (©±¸Ì¦³³\¦h¤H¡C) 2. She ate a lot of (¡÷ lots of, plenty of) ice cream. (¦o¦Y¤F³\¦h¦B²N²O¡C) (b)a few©M few a few«ü¡u¨Ç³\;¤@¨Ç¡v¥NªíªÖ©w¤§·N; few «ü¡u«Ü¤Ö;´X¥G¨S¦³¡v¥N´À§_©w¤§·N¡A ¨âªÌ¤§«á³£±µ½Æ¼Æ¦Wµü¡C¥t¥~¤]¦³¦Wµü©Ê¥Îªk¡C 1. There are a few vegetables in the refrigerator.(¦B½c¸Ì¦³¨Ç½­µæ¡C) 2. 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There is not much (or hardly any) danger of an earthquake.(¦a¾_¨S¤°»ò¦MÀI¡C) (d) some/any * someªº¥Îªk: 1.¥Î©óªÖ©wª½­z¥y Some students take lessons in Spanish.(¦³¨Ç¾Ç¥Í¿ï­×¦è¯Z¤ú¤å¡C) 2.ªí¥Ü¡uÁܽСvªººÃ°Ý¥y Won't you have some more tea?(§A­n¦A¨Ó¨Ç¯ù¶Ü?) * anyªº¥Îªk: l.¥Î©óºÃ°Ý¥y©Î§_©w¥y Do you have any uestions?(§A¦³¥ô¦ó°ÝÃD¶Ü?) There aren't any letters for you.(¨S¦³¥ô¦ó«H¬Oµ¹§Aªº¡C) 2.¥Î©óªí¥Ü¡u¥ô¦ó...(¬Ò¥i)¡v¤§·NªºªÖ©w¥y¡C You may come any time.(§A¥ô¦ó®É¶¡³£¥i¥H¨Ó¡C) 3.¥Î©ó±ø¥ó¥y Ask hIM if you have ANY doubt.(¦pªG¦³¥ô¦óºÃ°Ý´N°Ý¥L¡C) (e) no no¬°¡unot any; not a¡v¤§·N¡A¨ä«á¥i±µ¥i¼Æ¦Wµü ©Î¤£¥i¼Æ¦Wµü¡C 1. I have no brothers. = I don't have any brothers.(§Ú¨S¦³¥S§Ì¡C) 2. There is no (¡÷ not any) water in the glass.(¬Á¼þªM¤¤¨S¦³¤ô¡C) ­«ÂI ªí¥Ü¼Æ¶qªººD¥Îªí²{ (a) a great (¡÷large mumber of, a good (¡÷ great) many(³\¦h) 1. There are a great number of books in this library.(³o¹Ï®ÑÀ]¸Ì¦³¤j¶qªº®ÑÄy¡C) 2. A good many books have been published.(¤w¦³¤j¶q®ÑÄy¥Xª©¤F¡C) (b) a good (¡÷ great) deal of, a great quantity of (³\¦h) She spent a good deal of time in shopping.(¦oªá¤F¬Û·í¦hªº®É¶¡³}µóÁʪ«¡C) (c) not a few, not a little(¤£¤Ö) 1. Not a few students come to school by bicycle(¤£¤Ö¾Ç¥ÍÃM¸}½ñ¨®¨Ó¤W¾Ç¡C) 2. Not a little money was wasted.(®ö¶O¤F¤£¤Ö¿ú¡C) ª`·N ¤f»y¤¤quite a few, quite a little¤]«ü¡u¤£¤Ö¡v¤§·N¡C Quite a few people have 1ost their own houses. (¤£¤Ö¤H¥¢¥h¥L­Ì¦Û¤vªº®a¡C) We had quite a litt1e snow 1ast winter.(¥h¦~¤U¤F¬Û·í¦hªº³·¡C) (d) only a few¡Aonly a little («Ü¤Ö,¤@ÂI) 1. There are only a few houses in my neighborhood.(¦b§Ú¾Fªñ¥u¦³«Ü¤Ö´X´É©Ð¤l¡C) 2. 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[bi si] ¦è¤¸2004¦~ =(the year) two thousand and four (iv)®É¨è 7:00 = seven o'clock (sharp to the minute, to the date) 8:15 = eight fiifteen; a quarer (¡÷ past eight) 9:30 = nine thirty; half past nine 10:40 = ten forty; twenty(minute) to eleven (v.)¹q¸Ü¸¹½X:¤@­Ó¤@­Ó¼Æ¦r¦aŪ¡C0³q±`Ū§@[O]¡C 8780-3589: eight seven eight zero, three five eight nine. (vi)¤p¼Æ:¤p¼ÆÂIÅ@§@ point,¤p¼ÆÂI¤§«á¤@­Ó¤@­Ó¼Æ¦r¦aŪ¡C 4.63 = four point six three 52.75 = fifty-two point seven five O.03 = point naught three; zero point zero three (vii)¤À¼Æ:¤À¤l¥Î°ò¼Æ°á¡A¤À¥À¥Î§Ç¼Æ°á¡C­Y¤À¤l¬° 2¥H¤W«Ï¡A¤À¥À¥Î½Æ¼Æªí¥Ü¡C 1/2 = a half; one half; one second 1/4 = a quarter; one-fourth 3/4 = three quarters; threee-fourths 4/5 = four-fifths 3-2/3 = three and two-thirds (viii)ºâ¦¡ 5+2=7 ¡÷ Five plus two equals seven. Five and two is seven. 5-2=3 ¡÷ Five mInus two equals three. Two from five is three. 5X2=lO ¡÷ Five multiplied by two equals ten. Five times two is ten. 10¡Ò2=5 ¡÷ Ten divided by two equa1s five. Two into ten goes five times. 3ªº¥­¤è=9 ¡÷ Three squared(¡÷ The square of three) is nine. 2ªº3¦¸¤è=8 ¡÷ Two cubed(¡÷ The cube of two) is eight. 4®Ú¸¹4=2 ¡÷ The square root of four is two. 8¶}®Ú¸¹3=2 ¡÷ The cube root of eight is two. (ix)¨ä¥L the 3:30 p.m. express = the three thirty p.m. express NO.3 = number three Book IV = Book Four P.31 = page thirty-one Elizabeth II = Elizabeth the second Hamlet II.iii.4 = Hamlet, act two, scene three, line four 18«×C= eighteen degrees centigrade (Celsius) 92«×F= ninety-two degrees Fahrenheit (c)§t¼ÆµüªººD¥Îªí²{ 1. The chi1dren went away by twos and threes.(«Ä¤l­Ì¤T¤T¨â¨â¦a¨«¤F¡C) 2. He was born in the nineteen-thirties. (¥L¥X¥Í©ó¤@¤E¤T0¦~¡C) 3. We are planning to elmploy a woman in her twenties. (§Ú­Ì¥´ºâ¹µ¥Î¤@¦ì¤G¤Q¨Ó·³ªº°ü¤k¡C) 4. I am at one with you on that point.(¦b¨ºÂI¤W¡A§Ú·N¨£©M§A¤@­P¡C) 5. He is principal, teacher clerk, all in one. (¥L­Ý®Õªø¡A¦Ñ®v¡A¨Æ°È¤H­û©ó¤@¨­¡C) 6. Dozens of people were injured in the accident. 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She welcomed us warmly (in a friendly way). (¦o¼ö¯P¦aÅwªï§Ú­Ì¡C) 2. They denied the accusation hotly (¡÷ indignantly). (¥L­Ì¼««ã¦a§_»{³o¶µ«ü±±¡C) 3. He behaved coolly (¡÷ calmly) in this dangerous sltuatIon. (¥L¦b³o¦MÀIªº±¡ªp¤U«O«ù§NÀR¡C) 4. I looked at him coldly (in an unfriendly way). (§Ú§Nºz¦a¬ÝµÛ¥L¡C) ­«ÂI ¯S§Oª`·Nªº°Æµü 1. He always works hard. (§V¤O¦a) I hardlv know him.(´X¥G¤£) 2. He came near to me.(¾aªñ) My homework is nearly finished.(´X¥G) 3. He came home very late last night.(±ß¦a) He has been trying to lose weight lately.(³Ìªñ) 4. This picture interested me most.(³Ì) She mostly goes shopping on Sundays.(¤j·§) ¦ì¸m 1. She danced beautifully.(¦o»R±o«Ü¬ü¡C) 2. He took my advice happily.(¥L¼Ö·N±µ¨ü§Úªº©¾§i¡C) ¡÷ He happily took my advice. 3. She carefully picked up all the bits of broken glass.(¦o¤p¤ß¦a¾ß°_©Ò¦³ªº¬Á¼þ¸H¤ù¡C) 4. He looked at me suspiciously.(¥LÃhºÃ¦a¬ÝµÛ§Ú¡C) ¡÷ He looked suspiciously at me. 5. He looked suspiciously at everyone who got off the plane. (¥LÃhºÃ¦a¬ÝµÛ¤U­¸¾÷ªº¨C­Ó¤H¡C) 6. He answered the questions foolishly.(¥Lªºµª®×«Ü·MÄø¡C) He foolishly answered the questions.(¥L³º²Â¨ì¥h¦^µª³o­Ó°ÝÃD¡C) 7. You know well that the girl can't drive.(§A²M·¡¦aª¾¹D¨º¤k«Ä¤£·|¶}¨®¡C) You know that the girl can't drive well.(§Aª¾¹D¨º¤k«Ä¨®¶}±o¤£¦n¡C) 8. The door needs a coat of paint badly.(³o®°ªù«D±`¦a»Ý­n¤W¤@¼hªoº£¡C) ¡÷ (The door badly needs a coat of paint.) (b) ÀW²v°Æµü (i) always(Á`¬O)¡B usually(³q±`)¡B often(¸g±`)¡Bsometimes(¦³®É)¡Bever(´¿¸g) (ii) hardly(±q¤£)¡Bseldom(¤£±`)¡B hardly ever(´X¥G¤£´¿)¡B scarcely ever(´X¥G¤£´¿)¡Brarely(«Ü¤Ö;¤£±`) (iii) once(¤@¦¸)¡B twice(¨â¦¸)¡B continually(¤£Â_¦a)¡B frequently(¹ð¦¸¦a)¡B occasionally(°¸¦Ó¦a)¡B repeatedly(¤ÏÂЦa)¡B periodically(©w´Á¦a) ¦ì¸m be°Êµü/§U°Êµü¤§«á; ¤@¯ë°Êµü¤§«e 1. My parents are always in time for meals.(§Ú¤÷¥ÀÁ`¬O©w®É¥ÎÀ\¡C) 2. I sometimes stay up all night.(§Ú¦³®É¾ã±ß¼õ©]¡C) 3. I will never forget what you said.(§Úµ´¤£·|§Ñ°O§A©Ò»¡ªº¸Ü¡C) 4. I always do arrive on time.(§Ú¯u¦aÁ`¬O·Ç®É¨ì¡C) 5. Can you park your car in front of the store? -- Yes, I usually can. (§A¯à§â§Aªº¨®°±¦b¨º®a©±«e­±¶Ü? -- ¬Oªº,³q±`¥i¥H¡C) 6. I know I should go on a diet, but I never do.(§Úª¾¹D§Ú¸Ó¸`­¹¡A¦ý§Úµ´¤£¡C) (c)µ{«×°Æµü absolutely(§¹¥þ¦a)¡Balmost(´X¥G)¡B barely(¶È¶È)¡B completely(§¹¥þ¦a)¡B enough(¨¬°÷¦a)¡B entirely(§¹¥þ¦a)¡Bextremely(·¥«×¦a)¡B fairly(§¹¥þ¦a)¡B far(«Ü)¡B hardly(´X¥G¤£)¡Bjust(¥u)¡Bmuch(¦h)¡Bonly(¥u;¶È)¡Bquite(¬Û·í¦a)¡B rather(¬Û·í¦a)¡B really(¯u¦a)¡Bscarcely(´X¥G¤£)¡Bso(¦p¦¹¦a)¡B too(¤Ó)¡B very(«D±`)µ¥¡C ¦ì¸m be°Êµü/§U°Êµü¤§«á;¤@¯ë°Êµü¤§«e 1. The building was completely destroyed by fire.(³o´É¤j¼Ó¦]¥¢¤õ¦Ó¥þ·´¡C) 2. It's quite extraordinary; I can't understand it at all. (³o¥ó¨Æ¬Û·í¤£´M±`;§Ú¤@ÂI¤]µLªk²z¸Ñ¡C) 3. I can hardly believe it.(§Ú´X¥G¤£¯à¬Û«H¡C) 4. Just sign here.(³o¸Ìñ¦W´N¦n¤F¡C) Sign just here.(´N¦b³o¸Ìñ¦W¡C) 5. He had only the car.(¥L¥u¦³³o½ø¨®¡C) He only lent the car.(¥L¥u­É³o½ø¨®¡C) He lent the car to me only.(³o½ø¨®¥L¥u­É§Ú¡C) I believe only half of what he said.(¥L»¡ªº¸Ü§Ú¥u¬Û«H¤@¥b¡C) (d)¦a¤è°Æµü away(¦b»·³B)¡Beverywhere(¨ì³B)¡Bhere(³o¸Ì)¡Bnowhere(µL³B)¡Bsomewhere(¬Y³B)¡Bthere(¨º¸Ì)¡Bdownstairs(¼Ó¤U)¡Bupstairs(¼Ó¤W)¡B home(®a)¡Babroad(°ê¥~)µ¥¡C 1. My sister is upstairs.(§Ú©n©n¦b¼Ó¤W¡C) 2. He lives abroad.(¥L¦í¦b°ê¥~¡C) ª`·N °Æµühere¡Bthere¡Baway¡Bdown¡Bln¡Boff¡Bout¡Bover¡Bround¡B upµ¥±`¨£©ó¥y­º¡C 1. Here comes the train.(¤õ¨®¨Ó¤F¡C) ( ¡÷ Here it comes.) 2. Round and round flew the plane.(­¸¾÷¤@°é¤@¶é¦a½­¸¡C) ( ¡÷ Round and round it flew.) 3. In the doorway stood a man with a gun.(¦bªù¤f¯¸¤F¤@­Ó®³ºjªº¤H¡C) * Standing in the doorway was a man with a gun.(¦³¤@­Ó®³ºjªº¤H¯¸¦bªù¤f¡C) (e)®É¶¡°Æµü today(¤µ¤Ñ)¡Btomorrow(©ú¤Ñ)¡Byesterday(¬Q¤Ñ)¡Bnow(²{¦b)¡Blately(³Ìªñ)¡B recently(³Ìªñ)¡Bsoon(¤£¤[¤§«á)¡Bthen(¨º®É)¡Bafterwards(¤§«á)¡Bbeforehand(¨Æ«e)¡Beventually(²×©ó;³Ì«á)¡Bimmediately(¥ß¨è)¡Bat once(¥ß¨è)¡Bsince then(±q¨º®É°_)µ¥¡C 1. They lived happily afterwards. (¥L­Ì«á¨Ó¹LµÛ©¯ºÖ§Ö¼Öªº¥Í¬¡¡C) 2. She is living in Hong Kong now.(¦o²{¦b¦í¦b­»´ä¡C) ¡÷ She is now living in Hong Kong. 3. I didn't feel 1ike eating out yesterday; today I'd love to. (¬Q¤Ñ§Ú¤£·Q¥X¥h¦Y;¤µ¤Ñ§Ú·Q¡C) (f)­×¹¢¥y¤lªº°Æµü frankly(©Z¥Õ¦a)¡Bactually(¨Æ¹ê¤W)¡Bapparently(ÅãµM¦a)¡Bevidently(©úÅã¦a)¡B obviously(©úÅã¦a)¡Bprobably(©Î³\)¡Bundoubtedly(µLºÃ¦a)¡Bpossibly(¥i¯à¦a)¡B surely(½T¹ê¦a)¡Bcertain1y(½T¹ê¦a)¡Bdefinitely(©ú½T¦a)¡B1uckily(©¯¹B¦a)¡B fortunate1y(©¯¹B¦a)¡Bunfortunately(¤£©¯¦a)¡Bnaturally(¦ÛµM¦a)µ¥¡C 1. Unfortunately, he was dissatisfied with the result. ¡÷ He was unfortunately dissatisfied with the result. ¡÷ He was dissatisfied with the result, unfortunately. (¤£©¯¦a¡A¥L¤£º¡·N¨ºµ²ªG¡C) 2. Evidently, the child has been crying. His eyes are swollen. (ÅãµM³o«Ä¤l­è¤~ÁÙ¦b­ú¡C¥Lªº²´·ú³£¸~¤F¡C) ª`·N Honestly, Mr.Smith didn't get the money.(¦Ñ¹ê»¡¡ASmith¥ý¥Í¨S¦³±o¨ì¨ºµ§¿ú¡C) Mr.Smith didn't get the money honestly.(Smith¥ý¥Í¤£¬O¸Û¹ê¦a±o¨ì¨ºµ§¿ú¡C) (2)°Æµüªº¶¶§Ç (a)®É¶¡°Æµü©Î¦a¤è°Æµü:¤p³æ¦ì+¤j³æ¦ì 1. He stayed at a hotel by the sea.(¥L¦í±J¦b®üÃ䪺¤@®a®ÈÀ]¸Ì¡C) 2. I met him at three o'clock yesterday.(§Ú¬Q¤Ñ¤TÂI¹J¨£¥L¡C) (b)®É¶¡°Æµü¡B¦a¤è°Æµü¦P®É¥X²{:¦a¤è+®É¶¡ 1. We had much fun at her party last night.(§Ú­Ì¬Q±ß¦b¦oªº®b·|¤Wª±±o«Ü´r§Ö¡C) 2. He returned home safely yesterday.(¥L¬Q¤Ñ¥­¦w¦aªð®a¡C) (3)¯S§Oª`·Nªº°Æµü (a) very/much (i) very: ­×¹¢(a)§Î®eµü¡A°Æµüªº­ì¯Å;(b)²{¦b¤Àµü¡C 1. She is very angry with me.(¦o«D±`¥Í§Úªº®ð¡C) 2. He studies English very welL(¥L«Ü¥Î¥\ªºÅª­^»y¡C) 3. It was a very exciting game.(¥¦¬O­Ó«Ü¨ë¿Eªº¹CÀ¸¡C) (ii) much: ­×¹¢(a)§Î®eµü¡A°Æµüªº¤ñ¸û¯Å¡B³Ì°ª¯Å;(b)¤@¯ë°Êµü;(c)¹L¥h¤Àµü¡C 1. He is much taller thal1 I.(¥L¤ñ§Ú°ª±o¦h¡C) 2. He is much the tal1est boy in our class.(¥L¬O§Ú­Ì¯Z¤W­Ó¤l³Ì°ªªº¨k¥Í¡C) 3. I enjoyed the movie very much.(§Ú«D±`³ßÅw³o³¡¹q¼v¡C) 4. His courage was much adrnired by everyone.(¥Lªº«i®ð«Ü¨ü¤j®aªº´Ü¨Ø¡C) ª`·N §Î®eµü¤Æªº¹L¥h¤Àµü¥Îvery­×¹¢¡C ¦p: tired¡Apleased, surprised, satisfied, excited, delighted...µ¥¡C 1. I was very surprised at the news.(§Ú¹ï³o­Ó®ø®§·P¨ì«Ü³Y²§¡C) (b) already/yet : already¥Î©óªÖ©w¥y¡Ayet¥Î©ó§_©w¥y©MºÃ°Ý¥y¡C 1. The train has already started.(¤õ¨®¤w¸g¥Xµo¤F¡C) 2. Have you read today's paper yet? No, not yet. (§A¬Ý¹L¤µ¤Ñªº³ø¯È¤F¶Ü?¤£?ÁÙ¨S¡C) ª`·N already­Y¥Î©óºÃ°Ý¥y¡A«h¦³¡uÅå³Y¡v¡A¤§·N¡C Have you had lunch already?(§A¤w¦Y¹L¤È¶º?) (c) ago/before: ¡u®É¶¡+ago¡v¥Î¹L¥h¦¡;¡u®É¶¡+before¡v¥Î¹L¥h§¹¦¨¦¡¡C 1. The bus left five minutes ago.(¤½¨®¤­¤ÀÄÁ«eÂ÷¶}¡C) 2. He to1d me that the bus had left five minutes before. (¥L§i¶D§Ú¤½¨®¤­¤ÀÄÁ«e¤wÂ÷¶}¤F¡C) ª`·N before­Y³æ¿W¦s¦b¡A¥i¨Ï¥Î²{¦b§¹¦¨¦¡¡B¹L¥h¦¡¡B¹L¥h§¹¦¨¦¡¡C 1 saw ( ¡÷ have seen) him before.(§Ú¥H«e¨£¹L¥L¡C) (d) too/either: too©M either¬Ò¦³¡u¤]¡v¤§·N¡A¦ýtoo¥Î©óªÖ©w¥y¡BºÃ°Ý¥y¡Aeither¥Î©ó§_©w¥y¡C 1. I know Tom, and my brother knows him, too.(§Ú»{ÃÑ´ö©i¡A¦Ó§Ú­ô­ô¤]»{ÃÑ¥L¡C) 2. I'm not tired, and Jane isn't tired, either.(§Ú¤£²Ö¡A¦Ó¬Ã¤]¤£²Ö¡C) ª`·N also¤]¦³¡u¤]¡v¤§·N¡A¨ä¦ì¸m¦bbe°Êµü¤§«á¡A¤@¯ë°Êµü¤§«e¡C I know Tom, and my brother also knows him. (e) so/neither: so¥i¸ÑÄÀ¦¨¡u¤]¦p¦¹¡v¡B¡u¥¿¬O¨º¼Ë¡v,¥y«¬ªºªí²{¤£¦P¡A­«­µ¤]¤£¦P¡A¶·¯S§Oª`·N¡C ¦Óneither¬°¡u¤]¤£¡v,¥»¨­¬°§_©w¦r¡A¤£¥i©M not³s¥Î¡C (i) so+S+V:¥¿¬O¦p¦¹¡A¥¿¬O¨º¼Ë You say Helen is a good swimmer, and so she is.(§A»¡ Helen¬O´åªa¦n¤â,ªº½T¦p¦¹¡C) - so«á­±ªº°Êµü­«Åª (ii) so+V+S: ¤]¦p¦¹,¤]¬O Nancy can play the violin, and so can I.(Nancy·|©Ô¤p´£µ^¡A¦Ó§Ú¤]·|¡C) - so «á­±ªº¥Dµü­«Åª (iii) neither+V+S 1. Mary is not kind. - Neither is Helen.(Mary¤£¿Ë¤Á¡C- Helen¤]¤£¡C) 2. I don't want to go. - Neither do I. (§Ú¤£·Q¥h¡C - §Ú¤]¤£·Q¡C) (¬B¸v) ¤Àµü ¤Àµü¤À¬°²{¦b¤Àµü(Ving)¤Î¹L¥h¤Àµü(p.p.)¡C¦P®É¨ã¦³°Êµü¤Î§Î®eµüªº¥\¯à¡C¥Nªí¶i¦æ¡B§¹¦¨©Î³Q°Êµ¥·§©À¡C ¤@¡B­×¹¢¦Wµüªº²{¦b¤Àµü ²{¦b¤Àµü+¦Wµü ¨S¦³¨üµü©Î°Æµü¤ù»y¬Û¦ñ®É¡A³æ¿W­×¹¢¦Wµü®É¡A³q±`©ñ¦b¸Ó¦Wµü¤§«e¡C 1. A drowning man wil1 catch at a straw.(§Ö²T¦ºªº¤H³s¤@®Ú¯ó¤]­n§ì¡C) 2. I saw a lot of falling stars last night.(¬Q±ß§Ú¬Ý¨£³\¦h¬y¬P¡C) ¦Wµü+²{¦b¤Àµü ¤Àµü¦³¨üµü©Î­×¹¢»y¬Û¦ñ®É¡A³q±`©ñ¦b¸Ó¦Wµü¤§«á¡C 1. I know the girl talking to the teacher.(§Ú»{ÃѨº¦ì¥¿©M¦Ñ®v²á¤Ñªº¤k«Ä¡C) ¡÷ I know the girl who is talking to the teacher. 2. The woman waving from the window is my mom. (¦bµ¡¤á¨ºÃä´§¤âªº¤H¬O§Ú¶ý¡C) ¡÷ The Woman who is waving from the window is my mom. ­«ÂI ²{¦b¤Àµü«e¦ñÀHµÛ¨üµü¡B¸É»y©Î°Æµü¤]¥i·í§Î®eµü¨Ï¥Î¡C a heartbreaking story (¥O¤H´d¶Ëªº¬G¨Æ) a hardworking man (§V¤O¤u§@ªº¤H) a man-eating tiger (¦Y¤Hªº¦Ñªê) a healthy-looking man (¬Ý°_¨Ó°·Ãûªº¤H) an English-speaking people (»¡­^»yªº¥Á±Ú) a life-saving machine (±Ï©Rªº¾÷¾¹) ­«ÂI §Î®eµü¤Æªº²{¦b¤Àµü¡C an exciting game (¨ë¿Eªº¤ñÁÉ) an interesting performance (¦³½ìªºªíºt) an amusing joke (¦³½ìªº¯º¸Ü) a charming lady (°g¤Hªº¤k¤h) a promising boy («e³~¬Ý¦nªº¨k«Ä) ­«ÂI ¦³¨Ç²{¦b¤Àµü©ñ¦b§Î®eµü«e,¥i·í°Æµü¨Ï¥Î¡C freezing cold (­á´Hªº) a burning red dress (¤õ¬õªº¬v¸Ë) boiling hot (»Å¼öªº) scorching hot (»Å¼öªº) dripping wet (Àã²O²Oªº) ¤G¡B­×¹¢¦Wµüªº¹L¥h¤Àµü ¹L¥h¤Àµü+¦Wµü 1. A broken bottle lay on the floor.(¤@­Ó¯}¤Fªº²~¤l¦b¦aªO¤W¡C) 2. The tired worker took a rest.(³o­Ó¯h­Âªº¤u¤H¥ð®§¤F¡C) ¦Wµü+¹L¥h¤Àµü 1. Shirts made of silk are rather expensive.(µ·»sªºÅ¨­m«Ü¶Q¡C) ¡÷ Shirts which are made of silk are rather expensive. 2. We keep a dog named Snoopy.(§Ú­Ì¾i¤F¤@°¦¥s°µSnoopyªºª¯¡C) ¡÷ We keep a dog which is named Snoopy. ­«ÂI §Î®eµü¤Æªº¹L¥h¤Àµü 1. He looked very surprised at the news.(³o²M®§¨Ï¥L¬Ý°_¨Ó«ÜÅå³Y¡C) 2. I am very satisfied with the result.(§Ú¹ï³oµ²ªG«D±`º¡·N¡C) 3. How pleased she wiU be to see you!(¬Ý¨ì§A¦o±N·|¦h°ª¿³°Ú!) 4. How learned he is!(¥L¦h³Õ¾Ç°Ú!) ­«ÂI ©M§Î®eµü¬Û¦P¡Athe+²{¦b¤Àµü/¹L¥h¤Àµü¡A¤]¥i·í¦Wµü¨Ï¥Î¡C the dying ¡÷ those who are dying(««¦ºªº¤H) the killed and the wounded(¦º¶ËªÌ) ¡÷ those who were killed and wounded the accused(³Q§i), the deceased(¦ºªÌ), the unexpected (¤£¥i¹w´Áªº¨Æ),¦¹¤TªÌµø¬°³æ¼Æ¦Wµü¡C ­«ÂI ²{¦b¤Àµü©Î¹L¥h¤Àµü·í§Î®eµü¥Nªíªº·N¸q¤£¦P¡C ¤£¤Îª«°Êµüªº²{¦b¤Àµü ¡÷ ªí "¶i¦æ" ¤£¤Îª«°Êµüªº¹L¥h¤Àµü ¡÷ ªí "§¹¦¨" 1. falling leaves ¡÷ leaves which are falling (¥¿¦b±¼¸¨ªº¸­¤l) fallen leaves ¡÷ leaves which have fallen (¤w±¼¸¨ªº¸­¤l) 2. boiling water ¡÷ water which is boiling (¥¿¦b¶}ªº¤ô) boiled water ¡÷ water which has boiled (¤wµN¶}ªº¤ô) ¤Îª«°Êµüªº²{¦b¤Àµü ¡÷ ͬ°¡u¥O¤H ~ ªº¡v ¤Îª«°Êµüªº¹L¥h¤Àµü ¡÷ ͬ°¡u·P¨ì ~ ªº¡v a refreshing breeze(²M²nªº·L­·) feel reshed(·P¨ì²M²nªº) a frightening scene(¥O¤H®£Äߪºµe­±) a frightened child(·P¨ì®£Äߪº¤p«Ä) a disappointing matter(¥O¤H¥¢±æªº¨Æ) a disappointed look(·P¨ì¥¢±æªºªí±¡) ¤T¡B S+V+C(=¤Àµü) ²{¦b¤Àµü ¥i°µ¬°go¡Bcome¡Bkeep¡Blie¡Bsit¡Bstand¡Bwalkµ¥°Êµü¤§«áªº¥Dµü¸É»y¡A¥Î¨Óªí¥Ü¦ñÀHµÛªº°Ê§@¡C l. The children came running to meet their parents.(«Ä¤l­Ì¶]¨Óªï±µ¥L­Ìªº¤÷¥À¿Ë¡C) 2. We stood looking at the monkeys.(§Ú­Ì¯¸µÛ¬ÝµU¤l¡C) ¹L¥h¤Àµü ¥i©ñ¦bappear¡Bseem¡B1ook¡Bbecome¡Bfeel¡Bget¡Bsit¡Blie¡Bremainµ¥¦rªº«á­±¡A¥Î¨Óªí¥Ü°Ê§@©Ò²£¥Íªºµ²ªG¡C 1. The house appeared (looked¡Bseemed) deserted. (¨º´É©Ð¤l¬Ý°_¨Ó¹³¬O¯î¼o¤Fªº¡C) 2, She sat surrounded by her grandchildren.(¦o³Q®]¤l­Ì³ò§¤µÛ¡C) ¥|¡BS+V+O+C(=¤Àµü) ²{¦b¤Àµü ¥i°µ¬°·P©x°Êµü¤Îkeep¡Bleave¡Bset¡Bstart¡Bcatch¡Bfindµ¥°Êµü¤§«áªº¨üµü¸É»y¡C 1. He left the engine running.(¥LÅý¤ÞÀº¹BÂàµÛ¡C) 2. We heard the rain beating against the window.(§Ú­ÌÅ¥¨ì«B¤ô©ç¥´µÛµ¡¤á¡C) 3. The smoke started her coughing.(¨ºªÑ·Ï¨Ï¦o¶}©l«y¹Â¡C) ¹L¥h¤Àµü ¥i°µ¬°·P©x°Êµü¤Îlet¡Blike¡Bmake¡Bwant¡Bwould lke¡Bwishµ¥°Êµü¤§«áªº¨üµü¸É»y¡C 1. I couldn't make myself understood in English.(§ÚµLªk¥Î­^¤åªí¹F§Úªº·N«ä¡C) 2. I want this work finished by noon.(§Ú­n³o¤u§@¦b¤¤¤È«e§¹¦¨¡C) ­«ÂI have+O+²{¦b¤Àµü ªí "¤¹³\" ¡÷ ¥Î©ó§_©w¥y¤¤ I can't have the children playing in my room. (§Ú¤£¤¹³\«Ä¤l¦b§Ú©Ð¶¡ª±¡C) ªí "¨Ï ~ " ; "Åý ~ " She had the children laughing again. (¦o¤SÅý«Ä¤l­Ì¯º¤F¡C) ­«ÂI have+O+¹L¥h¤Àµü ªí "¨Ï±o ~ " ¡÷ ¨Ï§Ð 1 had my hair cut yesterday.(§Ú¬Q¤Ñ°Å¾v¤F¡C) ªí "³Q ~ " ¡÷ ¦³³Q®`¤§·N I had my money stolen.(§Úªº¿ú³Q°½¤F¡C) ¤­¡B¤Àµüºc¥y ¤Àµüºc¥y¡A¬O¥Ñ¤Àµü¬°­ºªº¥y«¬¡C¬O»Pªí¥Ü®É¶¡¡B±ø¥ó¡B²z¥Ñµ¥ªº°Æµü¤l¥y¡A¨ã¦³¬Û¦Pªº¥\¯à¡A¥i¥Î¨Ó­×¹¢¥D­n¤l¥y¡C ¤Àµüºc¥yªº§Î¦¨ ­ì«h¤W¥D­n¤l¥y»P¤Àµüºc¥yªº¥Dµü¬O¤@­Pªº¡C 1. When I opened the door, I heard a strange sound. Opening the door, I heard a strange sound. (¥´¶}ªù¡A§ÚÅ¥¨ì¤@­Ó©_©ÇªºÁn­µ¡C) 2. As I was ill, I couldn't go to school. Being ill, I couldn't go to school. (¦]¬°¥Í¯f¡A§ÚµLªk¤W¾Ç¡C) ¤Àµüºc¥yªº§t·N ªí®É¶¡ ¡÷ ·N«üwhen¡Bwhileµ¥¡C 1. Seeing the accident, she began to cry.(¬Ý¨ì·N¥~¡A¦o¶}©l­ú¤F°_¨Ó¡C) (¡÷ When she saw the accident, she began to cry.) 2. Keeping him waiting outside, she did her shopping. (¦o¦bÁʪ«ªº®É­Ô¡AÅý¥L¦b¥~ÀYµ¥­Ô¡C) (¡÷ While she kept him waiting outside, she did her shopping.) ªí­ì¦];²z¥Ñ ¡÷ ·N«übecause¡Bsince¡Basµ¥¡C 1. Being a kind man, he is loved by everyone.(¦]¬°¿Ë¤Á¡A¥L²`¨ü¤j®a³ß·R¡C) (¡÷ Because he is a kind man, he is loved by everyone.) 2. Not knowing what to say, I remained silent.(¦]¬°¤£ª¾¸Ó»¡¤°»ò,©Ò¥H§Ú«O«ù¨IÀq¡C) (¡÷ As I did not know what to say, I remained silent.) ªíªþ±aª¬ªp 1. I ran a11 the way, arriving just in time.(§Ú¤@¸ô¶]¡A¦Ó¯à¤Î®É¨ì¹F¡C) (¡÷ I ran all the way, and I arrived just in time.) 2. I washed the dishes, listening to my favorite music. (§Ú¤@Ãä¬~¸J½L¡A¤@ÃäÅ¥µÛ§Ú³Ì³ß·Rªº­µ¼Ö¡C) (¡÷ I washed the dishes as I listened to my favorite music.) ªí±ø±ø 1. If turning left after the bank, you wil1 see our house on the right. (¹L¤F»È¦æ¤§«á¥ªÂà¡A§A´N·|¦b¥k¤âÃä¬Ý¨ì§Ú­Ìªº®a¡C) (¡÷ If you turn left after the bank, you will see our house on the right.) 2. If arriving earlier, you'll have to wait for a while. (¦pªG§A¦­¨ì¤F¡A§A¥²¶·µ¥¤@·|¡C) (¡÷ If you arrive earlier, you'll have to wait for a while.) * ­Y·|³y¦¨·N«ä¤£©ú½T«Ï¡A«h³s±µµü¤£¥i¬Ù²¤¡C ªíÅý¨B ·N«üthough¡Balthoughµ¥¡C 1. Admitting that you are right, I still don't agree with you. (ÁöµM©Ó»{§A¬O¹ïªº¡A§Ú¤´µMµLªk¦P·N§A¡C) (¡÷ Though I admiit that you are right, I sti11 don't agree with you.) 2. Living near my house, he seldome comes to see me. (ÁöµM¦íªºªñ¡A¦ý¥L«Ü¤Ö¨Ó¬Ý§Ú¡C) (¡÷ Though he lives near my house, he seldom comes to see me.) ª`·N ¤Àµüºc¥yªº¦ì¸m ¥i®Ú¾Ú¥y¤lªºµ²ºc©Î¥y·N,©ñ¦b¥y­º¡B¥y¤¤©Î¥y§À¡C ¥y­º Hearing the news he got angry.(¤@Å¥¨ì®ø®§¡A¥L´N¥Í¤F®ð¡C) ¥y¤¤ Romeo, believing that Juliet was dead, decided to kill himself. (¬Û«HJuliet¤w¦º¤F¡A Romeo¨M©w¦Û±þ¡C) ¥y§À The teacher went out of the classroom, mumbling something. (¦Ñ®v¨«¥X±Ð«Ç,¤f¤¤°á°á¦³µü¡C) ¤»¡B¤Àµüºc¥yªº³Q°ÊºA¡B§¹¦¨§Î¡B§_©w§Î ³Q°ÊºA ¡÷ (being)+p.p. 1. As he was exhausted by his hard work, he went to bed earlier than usual. (Being) exhausted by his hard work, he went to bed earlier than usual. ¡÷ Exhausted by his hardwork,he went to bed earlier than usual. (¦]¬°§V¤O¤u§@¦Óµ¬¯h¤OºÉ,¥L¤ñ¥­±`§ó¦­¤W§ÉºÎı¡C) 2. As it is written in easy English, this book is easy to read. (Being) written in easy English, this book is easy to read. ¡÷ Written in easy English, this book is easy to read. (¥Ñ©ó¬O¥Î²³æªº­^¤å¼gªº¡A³o¥»®Ñ«Ü®e©öŪ¡C) §¹¦¨§Î ¡÷ having+p.p. 1. Since I have seen him before, I know him well. Having seen him before, I know him well. (¥Ñ©ó¥H«e¬Ý¹L¥L,©Ò¥Hª¾¹D¥L¡C) 2. After he had graduated from college, he became a journalist. Having graduated from college, he became a journalist. (±q¤j¾Ç²¦·~¤§«á¡A¥L¦¨¬°¤@¦ì·s»D°OªÌ¡C) ­«ÂI §¹¦¨§Îªº³Q°Êhaving been + p.p. ,¨ähaving been ¤]¥i¬Ù²¤¡C 1. Since she has been brought up in Paris, she speaks French very well. (Having been) brought up in Paris, she speaks French very well. ¡÷ Brought up in Paris, she speaks French very well. (¥Ñ©ó¦b¤Ú¾¤ªø¤j¡A¦o·|»¡¬y§Qªºªk¤å¡C) §_©w§Î not/never + Ving or not/neve + having + p.p. 1. As the teacher didn't hear the bell, the teacher kept on teaching. Not hearing the bell, the teacher kept on teaching. (¨S¦³Å¥¨ìÄÁÁn¡A¦Ñ®vÄ~Äò±Ð½Ò¡C) 2. Because he had not done his homework, he felt uneasy. Not having done his homework, he felt uneasy. (¨S¦³°µ¥\½Ò¡A¥Lı±o¤£¦w¡C) ¤C¡B¿W¥ß¤Àµüºc¥y ¿W¥ß¤Àµüºc¥y¡A¬O¤Àµüºc¥y¥»¨­´N¨ã¦³·N¸q¤Wªº¥Dµü¡C¤]´N¬O»¡¡A¥D­n¤l¥yªº¥Dµü©M¤Àµüºc¥yªº¥Dµü¤£¦P¡C 1. The sun having set, we started for home. ( ¡÷ When the sun had set, we started for home.) (·í¤Ó¶§¤U¤s«á,§Ú­Ì±Òµ{¦^®a¡C) 2. It being Sunday, the shops were all closed. ( ¡÷ Because it was Sunday, the shops were all closed.) (¦]¬°¬P´Á¤Ñ¡A©Ò¦³ªº°Ó©±³£¥´¯L¡C) 3. There being no bridge, we had to swIm across the river. ( ¡÷ Because there was no bridge, we had to swim across the river.) (¦]¬°¨S¦³¾ô¡A§Ú­Ì¥²¶·´åªa¹Lªe¡C) 4. We'll go on a picnic, the weather permittmg. (¡÷ We'll go on a picnic if the weather permits.) (¤Ñ®ð¤¹³\ªº¸Ü,§Ú­Ì­n¥h³¥À\¡C) ¤K¡B with+(¥N)¦Wµü+¤Àµü ¥Î¨Óªí¥Üªþ±aª¬ªpªº¿W¥ß¤Àµüºc¥y¡A¥i¥Îwith+(¥N)¦Wµü+¤Àµü¡C 1. I stood there with my heart beating violently.(§Ú¯¸¦b¨º¸Ì¡A¤ßŦ¸õ±o«Ü¼F®`¡C) 2. The table was rather disorderly with several magazines lying open on it. (®à¤l¬Û·í¶Ã¡A¦]¬°¦³´X¥÷Âø»xÅu¶}¦b¤W­±¡C) 3. He came in with his boots covered in mud.(¥L¨«¶i¨Ó,¹u¤l¤WºÉ¬Oªd¤Ú¡C) 4. He stood in front of us with his arms folded.(¥LÂù¤â¥æ¤e¯¸¦b§Ú­Ì«e­±¡C) ¤E¡B¤Àµüºc¥yªººD¥Îªí²{ generally speaking (¤@¯ë¦Ó¨¥) strickly speaking(ÄY®æ»¡¨Ó) frankly speaking(¦Ñ¹ê»¡) judging from ~ (±q ~ ¬Ý¨Ó) speaking/talking of ~ (½Í¨ì ~) according to ~ (®Ú¾Ú~) considering ~ (¦Ò¼{¨ì~) 1. Frankly speaking, I find the job boring.(¦Ñ¹ê»¡¡A§Úµo²{³o¤u§@«ÜµL½ì¡C) 2. Judging from the way she is dressed, she must be going to the party. (±q¦oªº¬ïµÛ¬Ý¨Ó¡A¦o¤@©w¬O­n¥h°Ñ¥[®b·|¡C) 3. Ta1king of the radio, what program do you like? (½Í¨ì¼s¼½¡A§A³ßÅw¤°»ò¸`¥Ø©O?) 4. According to the papers, there was a big fire in that hotel. (®Ú¾Ú³ø¸ü¡A¨º®a¶º©±´¿µo¥Í¤j¤õ¡C) (¬B¥î) ³Q°Ê»yºA <¥D°Ê> The terrorisis bombed the station.(®£©Æ¥÷¤l¬µ±¼¨®¯¸¡C) <³Q°Ê> The station was bombed by the terrorists. * ¤ñ¸û 1. We keep a dog named Lucky. Lucky is an old dog and can't move quickly. He was almost run over by a car yesterday. 2. My sist isn't very good at driving. Yesterday she insisted on driving my car, and she almost ran over an old dog. ®ÉºA / ¥D°Ê»yºA / ³Q°Ê»yºA ²{¦b¦¡ I punish the boy. / The boy is punished (by me). ¹L¥h¦¡ I punished the boy. / The was punished (by me). ¥¼¨Ó¦¡ I will punish the boy. / The will be punished (by me). ²{¦b¶i¦æ¦¡ I am punishing the boy. / The boy is being punished (by me). ¹L¥h¶i¦æ¦¡ I was punishing the boy. / The boy was being punished (by me). ¥¼¨Ó¶i¦æ¦¡ I will be punishing the boy. / The boy will be being punished (by me). ²{¦b§¹¦¨¦¡ I have punished the boy. / The boy has been punished (by me). ¹L¥h§¹¦¨¦¡ I had punished the boy. / The boy had been punished (by me). ¥¼¨Ó§¹¦¨¦¡ I will have punished the boy. / The boy will have been punished (by me). ¤@¡B¥D,³Q°Ê»yºAÂà´« 1. People al1 over the wor1d watch the Olympics.(¥þ¥@¬Éªº¤H³£¦b¬Ý¶ø¹B¡C) ¡÷ The Olympics is watched by people all over the world. <ª`·N> ¥D°Ê: ¥Dµü ¡÷ ³Q°Ê: by+¨üµü ¥D°Ê: °Êµü ¡÷ ³Q°Ê: be°Êµü+¹L¥h¤Àµü ¥D°Ê: ¨üµü ¡÷ ³Q°Ê: ¥Dµü 2. Tom tbrew the paper plane during the break.(Tom¦b¥ð®§®Éª±¯È­¸¾÷¡C) ¡÷ The paper plane was thrown by Tom during the break. 3. They do not permit talking on cell phones in the train.(¦b¤õ¨®¤W¸T¤î¨Ï¥Î¤â¾÷¡C) ¡÷ Talking on cell phone is not permitted (by them) in the train. ª`·N by+¨üµü¥i¬Ù²¤ªº±¡§Î¦³¤T: (1)°Ê§@ªÌ¬°¤@¯ë¤H©Îªx«ü¤@¸s¤H®É Wild monkeys are seen around this area.(¦b³o¦a°ÏÀH³B¥i¬Ý¨£³¥¥ÍµU¤l¡C) (2)°Ê§@ªÌ¤£²M·¡®É This seat is taken.(³o®y¦ì¦³¤H§¤¤F¡C) (3)±q«e«á¤åªºÃö«Y¥i²M·¡°Ê§@ªÌ¬O½Ö®É The newspapers are delivered around 5 :00 a.m.(³ø¯È¬ù¦b¦­¤W¤­ÂI°e¹F¡C) 4. This swimmer will make a new record.(³o´åªa¿ï¤â±N½l³y·s¬ö¿ý¡C) ¡÷ A new record will be made by this swimmer. 5. The wind had blown away the balloons before they came.(¦b¥L­Ì¨Ó¤§«e®ð²y³£³Q­·§j¶]¤F¡C) ¡÷ The balloons had been blown away by the wind before they came. ª`·N °Êµü¤ù»y¬Û·í©ó¤@­Ó¤Îª«°Êµü¡A¥i§@³Q°Ê»yºA¡C 6. The teacher is counting the number of students. (¦Ñ®v¥¿¦b¼Æ¾Ç¥Í¤H¼Æ¡C) ¡÷ The nmnber of students is being counted by the teacher. ¤G¡B²Ä¥|¥y«¬(SVOO)ªº³Q°Ê»yºA ²Ä¥|¥y«¬¡÷ S+V+O(¶¡±µ¨üµü¡÷¤H)+O(ª½±µ¨üµü¡÷ª«) S+V+O(ª½±µ¨üµü¡÷ª«)+¤¶¨tµü+O(¶¡±µ¨üµü¡÷¤H) 1. They sent all the customers a card about the sale.(¥L­Ì±Hµ¹©Ò¦³ÅU«È¤@±i¦³Ãö³o¦¸¾P°âªº¥d¤ù¡C) ¡÷ All the customers were sent a card about the sale. They sent a card about the sale to all the customers. ¡÷ A card about the sale was sent (by them) to all the customers. 2. The embassy gave me a new passport.(¤j¨ÏÀ]µoµ¹§Ú¤@¥÷·sÅ@·Ó¡C) ¡÷ I was given a new passport by the embassy. ¡÷ A new passport was given to me by the embassy. 3. My father bought me a motorcycle.(§Ú¤÷¿Ë¶R¤F¤@½ø¼¯¦«¨®µ¹§Ú¡C) ¡÷ I was bought a motorcycle by my father.(«Ü¤Ö¥Î) ¡÷ A motorcycle was bought for me by my father. ª`·N °Êµü buy, get, make, read, sing, write, build, cook, pass, chooseµ¥¡A¨ä³Q°Ê»yºA¡A¦h¤£¥Î¶¡±µ¨üµü·í¥Dµü¡C ¤T¡B²Ä¤­¥y«¬(SVOC)ªº³Q°Ê»yºA 1. His grandfather named the baby Doris.(¥L¯ª¤÷¬°³oÀ¦¨à¨ú¦WDoris¡C) ¡÷ The baby was named Doris by his grandfather. 2. They painted the wall blue.(¥L­Ì§âÀ𺣦¨ÂŦâ¡C) ¡÷ The wall was painted blue (by them). 3. John persuaded me to go to the dentist.(John»¡ªA§Ú¥h¬Ý¤úÂå¡C) ¡÷ I was persuaded to go to the dentist by John. ª`·N ¨Ï§Ð°Êµü¤Î·P©x°Êµüªº³Q°Ê»yºA 1. They made the students wait in line.(¥L­Ì¥s¾Ç¥Í±Æ¶¤µ¥­Ô¡C) ¡÷ The students were made to wait (by them). 2. He heard his dog bark/barkin at a cat.(¥LÅ¥¨ì¥Lªºª¯¹ïµÛ¤@°¦¿ß¥s¡C) ¡÷ His dog was heard to bark/barking at a cat (by him). 3. I saw a man jump/jumping into the river.(§Ú¬Ý¨£¤@­Ó¤H¸õ¶iªe¸Ì¡C) ¡÷ A man was seen to jump/jumping into the river. ¥|¡BºÃ°Ý°Ý¥y³Q°Ê»yºA (l)Yes/No°Ý¥y ¡°be°Êµü+¥Dµü+¹L¥h¤Àµü......? 1. Does your wife cook your meals?(§A¤Ó¤Ó·|°µ¶ºµ¹§A¦Y¶Ü?) ¡÷ Are your meals cooked by your wife? 2. Did your father bake this pizza? (³o§åÂĬO§A¤÷¿Ë¯Nªº¶Ü?) ¡÷ Was this pizza baked by your father? 3. Will you finish the work tomorrow?(§A©ú¤Ñ·|§¹¦¨³o¤u§@¶Ü?) ¡÷ Will the work be finished (by you) tomorrow? (2)WH°Ý¥y 1. Who produced this CD?(½Ö»s§@³o±iCD?) ¡÷ Who(m) was this CD produced by? ¡÷ By whom was this CD produced?(¤å³¹Åé) 2. Who do the police suspect?(ĵ¹îÃhºÃ½Ö?) ¡÷ Who is suspected by the police? 3. What do you call this in English?(³o­Ó¥Î­^¤å«ç»òºÙ©I?) ¡÷ What is this called in English? 4. What kind of program do you favor?(§A³ß·R­þºØ¸`¥Ø?) ¡÷ What kind of program is favored by you? ¤­¡B¬è¨Ï¥yªº³Q°Ê»yºA (1) (Don't)+­ì§Î°Êµü... 1. Open the door of the room.(¥´¶}³o©Ðªù¡C) ¡÷ Let the door of the room be opened. 2. Don't forget this lesson.(§O§Ñ¤F³o­Ó±Ð°V¡C) ¡÷ Let this lesson not be forgotten. ¡÷ Dont let this lesson be forgotten. (2) Let+¨üµü¤Q­ì§Î°Êµü... Let my daughters pack the things.(Åý§Ú¤k¨à¥´¥]³o¨ÇªF¦è§a¡C) ¡÷ Let the things be packed by my daughters. ­«ÂI * ¨Ï§Ð°Êµü (a) make/have + O.+V. make/have + O.+p.p. I made him do it. I made it done. (b) got + O.+to V. got + O.+p.p. I got him to do it. I got it done. (c) let + O.+V. let + O.+be p.p. Let him do it. Let it be done. ¤»¡B say, believe, expect, know, think, considerµ¥ªº³Q°Ê»yºA 1. They say that yawns are catching.(¾Ú»¡¥´«¢¤í·|¶Ç¬V¡C) ¡÷ 1t is said that yawns are catching. ¡÷ Yawm are said to be catchiIlg. * It is said + that + S + V. S is said to¤£©wµü¡C 2. We expect that the plane will land on time.(§Ú­Ì§Æ±æ­¸¾÷¯à·Ç®ÉµÛ³°¡C) ¡÷ It is expected that the plane will land on time. ¡÷ The plane is expected to land on time. 3. They think that he is the best football player of the year. 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I would like to have a date with him.(§Ú·Q­n©M¥L¬ù·|¡C) => I want to have a date with him. => I feel like having a date with him. (¬B¬m) ¯S®íºc¥y ¤@¡B­Ë¸Ë ¤@¯ë¨Ó»¡¡A­^¤å¥y¤¤ªº¶¶§Ç¬°¥Dµü+°Êµü¡C ¦Ó©Ò¿×ªº­Ë¸Ë¥y,´N¬O±N¨ä§ó´«¬°°Êµü+¥Dµüªº»y¶¶¡C¥¿½T¨Ó»¡,­Ë¸Ë¥y¥i¤À¤U¦C¤TºØ: (1)°Êµü+¥Dµü (2)§U°Êµü(do¡Adoes,did)+¥Dµü+­ì§Î°Êµü (3)§U°Êµü(will¡Acan,should...)+¥Dµü+­ì§Î°Êµü (1)§_©w¦r©ñ¥y­º §_©w¦r+be°Êµü+¥Dµü... §_©w¦r+§U°Êµü+¥Dµü+­ì§Î°Êµü... 1. He is never late for school. ¡÷ Never is he late for school. ¡÷ He never goes to school late. ¡÷ Never does he go to school late. (¥L¤W¾Ç±q¤£¿ð¨ì¡C) 2. He rarely tells a joke. ¡÷ Rarely does he tell a joke. (¥L«Ü¤Ö»¡¯º¡C) 3. I have never seen such beautiful scenery. ¡÷ Never have I seen such beautiful scenery. (§Ú±q¥¼¨£¹L¦p¦¹¬üÄRªº´º¦â¡C) 4. I had hardly (=scarcely) sat in the chair when (=before) someone knocked at the door. ¡÷ Hardly (=Scarcely) had I sat in the chair when (=before) someone knocked at the door. (§Ú­è§¤¤U´N¦³¤HºVªù¡C) 5. He had no sooner reached his house than it began to rain. ¡÷ No sooner had he reached his house than it began to rain. (¥L¤@¨ì®a´N¶}©l¤U«B¤F¡C) 6. In (=Under) no circumstances will I allow you to go there. (µL½×¥ô¦ó±¡§Î¤U¡A§Ú³£¤£­ã§A¥h¨º¸Ì¡C) 7. He not only draws illustrations but (he also) writes novels. ¡÷ Not only does he draw illustrations but he (also) writes novels. (¥L¤£¶Èµe´¡¹Ï¦Ó¥B¼g¤p»¡¡C) 8. I did not know (that) he was homesick until I talked to him. ¡÷ Not until I talked to him did I know he was homesick. (ª½¨ì©M¥L²á¹L«á¡A¤~ª¾¹D¥L±w¤F«ä¶m¯f¡C) ª`·N Not until+°Æµü¤l¥y+­Ë¸Ë¥y ­«ÂI §_©w¦r«á¦ñÀHµÛ¨üµü,«h§Î¦¨:§_©w¦r+¨üµü+­Ë¸Ë¥y¡C ¦ý¤£§t§_©w¦rªº¨üµü©ñ¥y­º®É¡A«h¤£¥i±µ­Ë¸Ë¥y¡C 1. I had no hope at that time. ¡÷ No hope did I have at that time. (¨º®É§Ú¥þµMµL±æ¡C) 2. My father did not say a word. ¡÷ Not a word did my father say. (§Ú¤÷¿Ë¤@¥y¸Ü¤]¨S»¡¡C) 3. That red car I like very much, but this blue one I dislike. (¨º¬õ¨®§Ú«Ü³ßÅw,¦ýÂŨ®§Ú¤£³ßÅw¡C) ­«ÂI only¦b·N¸q¤Wªñ¥G§_©w¦r¡A¬G¥i©ñ¥y­º¡A¨ä«á±µ­Ë¸Ë¥y¡C 1. Only in case of emergency can we use this exit. (¥u¦³¦bºò«æ®É¤~¯à¨Ï¥Î¦¹¥X¤f¡C) 2. Only when it rains do you feel cool.(¥u¦³¤U«B®É¤~ı±o²D²n¤@¨Ç¡C) ­«ÂI only if + °Æµü¤l¥y¡A­Ë¸Ë¥y...(¥u­n) If only + °²³]¥y...(­n¬O...´N¦n¤F¡C) 1. Only if you pass the examination and become college student, will I accept you as a friend.(¥u­n§A¦Ò¨ú¦¨¬°¤j¾Ç¥Í¡A§Ú´N»{§A¬°ªB¤Í¡C) 2. If only I had money, I could buy some new clothes. (§Ú­n¬O¦³¿ú´N¦n¤F¡A¨º§Ú´N¯à¶R¨Ç·s¦çªA¡C) 3. If only he had arrived in time!(¥L­n¬O¤Î®É»°¨ì´N¦n¤F¡C) (2)ªí¤è¦V©Î³õ©Òªº°Æµü©ñ¥y­º (¤è¦V¡B³õ©Ò)°Æµü+°Êµü+¥Dµü(¦Wµü) (¤è¦V¡B³õ©Ò)°Æµü+¥Dµü(¥N¦Wµü)+°Êµü 1. The teacher somes here. ¡÷ Here comes the teacher. (¦Ñ®v¨Ó¤F) ¡÷ Here he comes. * ­Y¥Dµü¬°¥N¦Wµü¡A¤£¥Î­Ë¸Ë¥y¡C 2. A shower of stones came over the wall. ¡÷ Over the wall came a shower of stones. (¤@°ï¥ÛÀY±qÀð¨ºÀY¥á¨Ó¡C) (3) µ{«×°Æµü©ñ¥y­º µ{«×°Æµü+be°Êµü+¥Dµü µ{«×°Æµü+§U°Êµü+¥Dµü+­ì§Î°Êµü I remember well the promise you made last year. ¡÷ Well do I remember the promise you made last year. (§Ú²M·¡°O±o¥h¦~§A³\¤Uªº©Ó¿Õ) ­«ÂI so...that... ' such...that...¤]¥i§ï¬°­Ë¸Ë¥y¡C 1. Amily is so beautiful that I am head over heels in love with her. ¡÷ So beautiful is Amily that I am head over heels in love with her. (Amily¦p¦¹¬üÄR¡A¥H­P©ó§Ú²`²`·R¤W¦o¡C) 2. It was such a boring lecture that half the students fell asleep. ¡÷ Such a boring lecture was it that half the students fell asleep. (¦p¦¹µL²áªº¤@°ó½Ò¡A¥b¼Æ¦P¾Ç³£ºÎµÛ¤F¡C) (4)¸É»y©ñ¥y­º ¸É»y+be°Êµü+¥Dµü(¦Wµü) 1. The country that has no war is happy.(¨S¦³¾Ôª§ªº°ê®a¬O§Ö¼Öªº¡C) ¡÷ Happy is the country that has no war. 2 .The sound of the bell grew faint. = Faint grew the sound of the bell. (¹aÁnÅܤp¤F¡C) ª`·N ¦¹¥y«¬¤¤¡A­Y¥Dµü¬°¥N¦Wµü¡A«h¤£¥Î­Ë¸Ë¥y¡C 1. He is happy. ¡÷ Happy he is. (¥L«Ü§Ö¼Ö¡C) 2. You are right. ¡÷ Right you are.(§A¬O¹ïªº¡C) (5) so, neither, nor¶}©lªº¥y¤l so, neither,nor +be°Êµü+¥Dµü so, neither, nor +§U°Êµü - ¥Dµü+­ì§Î°Êµü 1. Amy spent the whole evening watching TV, and so did her sister. Amy spent the whole evening watching TV, and her sister did, too. (Amy¾ã±ß³£¦b¬Ý¹qµø,¦Ó¦o©n©n¤]¬O¡C) 2. You don't feel like eating any more, and neither(¡÷nor) do I. You don't feel like eating any more, and I don't, either. You don't feel like eating any more, and me, either. (§A­Ì¤£·Q¦A¦Y¤F,§Ú¤]¤£·Q¡C) ª`·N ¤U¦C¥y¤lªº·N«ä©M¤W¨Ò¤£¦P It is getting dark in this room.(©Ð¶¡º¥º¥·t¤F¡C) So is that room.(¨º­Ó©Ð¶¡¤]¬O¡C) So it is.(¨S¿ù¡C) ¤G¡B±j½Õ ¯S§O¥[±j¥y¤¤¬Y¦rµüªº·N¸qªÌ¡AºÙ¬°±j½Õ¡C (1) It beV±j½Õ³¡¥÷that³Ñ¾l³¡¥÷... My father caught a carp in this river last week. (§Ú¤÷¿Ë¤W¬P´Á¦b³o±øªe¸Ì§ì¨ì¤@°¦ÃU³½¡C) ¡÷ It was my father that (¡÷ who) caught a carp in this river 1ast week. (¤W¬P´Á¦b³o±ø¦ó¸Ì§ì¨ì¤@°¦ÃU³½ªº¬O§Ú¤÷¿Ë¡C) ¡EIt was a carp that (¡÷ which) my father caught in this river 1ast week.(¤W¬P´Á§Ú¤÷¿Ë¦b³o±øªe¸Ì§ì¨ìªº¬OÃU³½¡C) ¡÷ It was in this river that (¡÷ where) myy father caught a carp last week.(¤W¬P´Á§Ú¤÷¿Ë´N¬O¦b³o±øªe¸Ì§ì¨ìÃU³½¡C) ¡÷ It was last week that (¡÷ when) my father caught a carp in this river.(´N¦b¤W¬P´Á§Ú¤÷¿Ë¦b³o±øªe¸Ì§ì¨ì¤@°¦ÃU³½¡C) ª`·N ¦¹¥y«¬¤¤¡A°Êµü©Î§Î®eµü¤£¥i¥Î¨Ó±j½Õ¡C (2)§U°Êµü¡B§Î®eµü¡B°Æµüªº±j½Õ (a) ¥Îdo¡Bdoes¡Bdid±j½Õ°Êµü 1. Do feel free to call me at any time.(¤£­n«È®ð¡A¥ô¦ó®É­Ô§A³£¥i¥H¥´¹q¸Üµ¹§Ú¡C) 2. She rarely speaks at our meetings, but when she does speak, she is always to the point. (¦o«Ü¤Ö¦b·|ij¤W»¡¸Ü¡A¦ý¥u­n¦o¶}¤f¡AÁ`¬O·|»¡¨ì­«ÂI¡C) (b) ¥Î¤Ï¨­¥N¦Wµü©Îvery±j½Õ¦Wµü 1. This is the very spot where I found the purse.(³o´N¬O§Úµo²{¿ú¥]ªº½T¹ê¦aÂI¡C) 2. He is happiness itself.(¥L¬O©¯ºÖªº¥N¦Wµü¡C) (¡÷ He is very happy. /He is all happiness.) (c) i. ±j½Õ§Î®eµü©Î°Æµü­ì¯Å¥Îvery, so, awfully, highly, terribly, dreadfully...µ¥¡C ii. ±j½Õ§Î®eµü¤ñ¸û¯Å¥Îmuch, even, a lot, far, stillµ¥¡C iii. ±j½Õ§Î®eµü³Ì°ª¯Å¥Îmuch, far and away, by far ©Îpossibleµ¥¡C l. The dog is terribly smart.(³o°¦ª¯«D±`¾÷ÆF¡C) 2. The question was much easier than I had thought.(³o°ÝÃD»·¤ñ§Ú©Ò·Q±o§ó¬°Â²³æ¡C) 3. That's much the best plan.(¨ºµ´¹ï¬O³Ì¦nªº­pµe¡C) (¡÷ That's the very best plan.) 4. They are selling computers at the lowest possible prices at that store.(¨º®a©±³c½æ»ù®æ³Ì§C·Gªº¹q¸£¡C) (3) ºÃ°Ýµüªº±j½Õ 1. Who on earth is calling at this hour?(¨ì©³¬O½Ö¦b³o®É­Ô¥´¹q¸Ü¨Ó?) 2. What in the world did you mean by that?(§A¨º¨ì©³¬O¤°»ò·N«ä?) ª`·N ±j½ÕºÃ°Ýµü¥Îon earth, in the world¡C ¦Ó¤f»y¤¤¤]¦³¥Îthe hell, the devil, the deuceµ¥¡C (4)§_©w¥yªº±j½Õ 1. Never again will we make such a mistake.(§Ú­Ìµ´¤£·|¦A¥Ç¨º¼Ëªº¿ù¡C) 2. The dress does not suit her at all.(³o¬v¸Ë¤@ÂI¤]¤£¾A¦X¦o¡C) ª`·N at all¤]¥i±j½ÕºÃ°Ý¥y©Î±ø¥ó¥y¡C 1. Did you follow the doctor's advice at all? (§A¨s³º¦³¨S¦³«ö·ÓÂå¥Íªº«ü¥Ü?) 2. If you learn English at all, learn it well. (¬JµM­n¾Ç­^¤å¡A´N¸Ó§â¥¦¾Ç¦n¡C) ª`·N §_©wªº±j½Õ¡A¥i±N§_©w¦r©ñ¥y­º¡A©Î¥Îat all, far from, in the least, by no means(¨M«D), anything butµ¥¡C 1. He is not a liar at all. ¡÷ He is far from a liar. ¡÷ He is not in the least a liar. ¡÷ He is by no means a 1iar. ¡÷ He is anything but a liar. (¥Lµ´¤£¬OÄF¤l¡C) (5) ¦rµü­«ÂЪº±j½Õ 1. I waited for hours and hours.(§Úµ¥¤F¦n´X­Ó¤p®É¡C) 2. He read the romantic letter aloud again and again. He read the romatic letter aloud over and over (again). (¥L¤jÁn¦a¤ÏÂЦa°áµÛ¨º«Êù°Ò¸¦§Jªº±¡®Ñ¡C) (6) ¨ä¥L ¤U¦C¥y¤l¤]ªí¥Ü±j½Õ¡C 1. She is the most beautiful girl that I've ever seen.(¦o¬O§Ú¨£¹L³Ì¬üÄRªº¤k«Ä¡C) 2. What surprised me was her scream.(³ÌÅý§ÚÅå³Yªº¬O¦oªº¦y¥sÁn¡C) 3. The first thing to remember is not to criticize anyone.(­n¤Á°Oªº²Ä¤@¥ó¨Æ¬O¤£­n§åµû¥ô¦ó¤H¡C) 4. All you have to do is study hard.(§A©Ò¥²¶·°µªº´N¬O¥Î¥\Ū®Ñ¡C) ª`·N All I have to do is get on the Internet. ¡÷ What I have to do is get on the Internet. ¡÷ The only thing I have to do is get on the Internet. / The first thing I have to do is get on the Internet. (§Ú©Ò­n°µªº¨Æ´N¬O¤Wºô¡C) ¤T¡B¬Ù²¤ ©Ò¿×¬Ù²¤,´N¬O¦b¤@­Ó§¹¾ã¥y¤l¤¤ªº¤@­Ó¦r(©Î´X­Ó¦r)¬Ù¥h,¤]µL·l¾ã­Ó¥y¤lªºªí¹F¡C (1) µüÃþªº¬Ù²¤ ³Æµù:¤U¦Cªº¨Ò¥y¤¤,¦b¬Ù²¤µüªº¦a¤è¥H¡u*¡vªí¥Ü¡C 1. I bought a bunch of flowers on my way home from my uncle's*. §Ú¦b±q¨û¨û®a¦^®aªº¸ô¤W¶R¤F¤@§ôªá¡C 2. The girls were brave, but the boys were not*. ³o¨Ç¤k«Ä«i´±¡A¨º¨Ç¨k«Ä«h¤£¡C 3. Cathy ate a hamburger, and I *French fries, Cathy¦Y¤Fº~³ù,¦Ó§Ú¦YÁ¦±ø¡C 4. You may go home now if you want to*. ¦pªG§A·Qªº¸Ü´N¥i¥H¦^®a¡C 5. What she said made him happy, but* me disappointed. ¦o©Ò»¡ªº¥O¥L°ª¿³,¦ý¥O§Ú¥¢±æ¡C 6. I like her better than *him. (§Ú³ßÅw¦o³Ó¹L³ßÅw¥L¡C) * I like her better than he *. §Ú³ßÅw¦o³Ó¹L¥L³ßÅw¦o 7, To some life is pleasure, to others * suffering. ¹ï¦³¨Ç¤H¦Ó¨¥¥Í¬¡¬O´r®®ªº,¦ý¹ï¦³¨Ç¤H¦Ó¨¥¬Oµh­Wªº¡C 8. He is rich, but his uncle is twice as rich*. ¥L«Ü´I¦³,¦ý¥L¨û¨û¬O¥Lªº¨â­¿¡C) 9. I had no difficulty * finding his house. §Ú²@µL§xÃø¦a§ä¨ì¥L®a¡C 10. * Sounds great. Å¥°_¨Ó«Ü´Î 11. * Don't know what to say. §Ú¤£ª¾¹D¸Ó»¡¤°»ò 12. * Doesn't look very well. ¦o¬Ý°_¨Ó¤£¤ÓµÎªA (2)±qÄݤl¥yªº¥Dµü¤Î¥D­n¤l¥yªº¥Dµü¬Û¦P®É¡A«h¬Ù²¤¡C 1. When * in school, they were good friends. ¥L­Ì¦b¾Ç¥Í®É¥N«K¬O¦nªB¤Í¡C 2. When * in Rome, do as the Romans do. ¤J¹ÒÀH«U¡C 3. Though * poor, he is an honest man. ÁöµM½a¡A¦ý¥L«Ü¸Û¹ê¡C 4. If * put in the refrigerator, meat will keep for a week. ¦pªG§â¦×©ñ¶i§N­á®w¡A¥i«O¦s¤@¬P´Á¡C ª`·N if¤§«á©Ò¬Ù²¤ªº¥Dµü¤Î°Êµü¡A¥i¯à©M¥D­n¤l¥yªº¤£¦P¡C 1. Please point out the mistakes if * any. ¦pªG¦³¿ù»~ªº¸Ü¡A½Ð«ü¥X¨Ó¡C 2. I'd like to see you off if * possible. ¦pªG¥i¯àªº¸Ü¡A§Ú·|¬°§A°e¦æ¡C (3)·P¼Û¥y¤¤ªº¥Dµü¤Î°Êµü¬Ù²¤ 1. How careless * of you to lose your wallet! §A§Ë¥á¤F§Aªº¥Ö§¨,¯u¬O¤Ó²Ê¤ß¤F! 2. What a pity * that you can't come with us! ¯u¥i±¤§A¤£¯à©M§Ú­Ì¤@°_¨Ó! ª`·N ·P¼Û¥y¤¤ªº§Î®e©Î°Æµü,¦³®É¥i¬Ù²¤ 1. How (hard) it rain! («B¤U±o¦n¤j°Ú! ) 2. What a (wonderfull terrible) day! (¦h¬ü/ºGªº¤@¤Ñ°Ú! ) (4)Ãö«Yµüªº¬Ù²¤ 1. 1s this the key * you are looking for?(³o¬O§A¦b§äªºÆ_°Í¶Ü?) 2. I visited the village * my parents were born. §Ú«ô³X¤F§ÚÂù¿Ë¥X¥Íªº¨º­Ó§ø¸¨¡C 3. What are the languages * spoken in Canada? ¥[®³¤j»¡¨º´XºØ»y¨¥? (5)³s±µµüthatªº¬Ù²¤ (a)³s±µµü³s±µ¨â­Óthat¤l¥y®É¡A²Ä¤@­Ó¤l¥yªºthat¥i¬Ù¡A²Ä¤G­Óthat¤£¥i¬Ù¡C 1. He said (that) his brother was out, but that his sister was home. ¥L»¡¥L­ô­ô¤£¦b®a¡A¦ý¥L©n©n¦b®a¡C 2. Mike told his wife (that) he had bought the lottery and that they could go to Europe in the near future. 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They say that she will marry. ¾Ú»¡¦o­nµ²±B¤F¡C --- ¤£¥]§t»¡¸ÜªÌ¤ÎÅ¥ªÌ ª`·N We live on rice in Taiwan. ¥xÆW¤H¥H¨D­¹¬°¥Í¡C --- ¥xÆW¤H»¡ªº¸Ü You live on rice in Taiwan. --- «D¥xÆW¤H¹ï¥xÆW¤H»¡ªº¸Ü They live on rice in Taiwan. --- «D¥xÆW¤H¹ï«D¥xÆW¤H»¡ªº¸Ü ³q¥Î: People live on rice in Taiwan. (4) itªº¥Îªk (a) ªí®É¶¡¡B¤Ñ®ð¡B¶ZÂ÷¡B¤Ñ¦âª¬ªpµ¥¡C 1. It is three years since my broher got married. §Ú­ô­ôµ²±B¤T¦~¤F¡C 2. It gets hot and humid in summer. ®L¤Ñ¤S¼ö¤SÀã¡C 3. It's about two kilometers to the town from here. ±q³o¸Ì¨ìÂí¤W¤j¬ù¨â¤½¨½ªº¸ôµ{¡C 4. It gets dark early at this time of the year. ¨C¦~¦¹®É,¤Ñ³£¶Â±o«Ü¦­¡C 5. How is it going at school? ¤W¾Ç¤W±o¦p¦ó? 6. How do you like it here? I like it very much. §Aı±o³o¸Ì¦p¦ó?§Ú«Ü³ßÅw¡C (b) §Î¦¡¥Dµüit 1. It is important to keep a promise. «H¦u©Ó¿Õ«Ü­«­n¡C 2. It is not easy to get out of a bad habit. ­²°£´c²ß¬O¤£®e©öªº¡C 3. It is no use crying over the spilt milk. ÂФôÃø¦¬¡C 4. It is important that you obey the rules. ¿í¦u³W«h«Ü­«­n¡C 5. It makes no difference how you do it. §A«ç»ò°µ³£¨S¦³®t§O¡C (C) §Î¦¡¨üµü it 1. Air tanks make it possible for divers to breathe underwater.¤ôªÍ¨Ï±o¼ç¤ôªÌ¯à¦b¤ô©³©I§l¡C 2. I found it surprising that she didn't know who Michael Jordan was. §Ú«ÜÅå³Y¦aµo²{¦o¤£ª¾¹DMichael Jordan¬O½Ö¡C (d) It be ~ that ~ªº±j½Õ¥y I met Miss White in the park yesterday. §Ú¬Q¤Ñ¦b¤½¶é¹J¨ìWhite¤p©j¡C => It was I that (=> who) met Miss White in the park yesterday. => It was Miss White that (=> who/whom) I met in the park yesterday. => It was in the park that (=> where) I met Miss White yesterday. => It was yesterday that (=> when) I met Miss White in the park. (e) ¨ä¥¦­«­nªí²{ 1. It cost thirty dollars to fix the computer. ­×¹q¸£ªá¤F¤T¤Q¤¸¡C 2. It takes two hours to get to the airport. ¨ì¾÷³õ­n¨â¤p®É¡C 3. I take it for granted that they got divorced. ¥L­Ì·|Â÷±B§Ú»{¬°¬O²z©Ò·íµMªº¡C ©Ò¦³¥N¦Wµü ©Ò¦³¥N¦Wµü =¤HºÙ¥N¦Wµü¤§©Ò¦³®æ+¦Wµü (1) ¤@¯ë¥Îªk 1. My coat is brown, and his is b1ack. §Úªº¥~®M¬O©@°Ø¦â¡A¦Ó¥Lªº¬O¶Â¦â¡C 2. Your bike is so different from mine. §Aªº¸}½ñ¨®©M§Úªº¯u¬O¤£¦P¡C (2) Âù­«©Ò¦³®æ < a/this/someµ¥ + ¦Wµü + of + ©Ò¦³¥N¦Wµü > ¦oªº¤@¥»®Ñ¡C her a book(¿ù) a book of hers (¹ï) 1. I happened to meet a friend of mine at the station. §Ú¸I¥©¦b¨®¯¸¹J¨ì§Ú¤@¦ìªB¤Í¡C 2. I really like that charming smile of hers. §Ú¯u³ßÅw¦o°g¤Hªº·L¯º¡C (3)ºD¥Îªí²{ 1. Yours sincerely (truly, faithfullyµ¥) ·q¤W¡C 2. With best wishes to you and yours. ºÜ¸Û¯¬ºÖ§A©M§Aªº®a¤H¡C ¤Ï¨­¥N¦Wµü (1) ¤Ï¨­¥Îªk: ·í°Êµü©Î¤¶¨tµüªº¨üµü¡C ±j½Õ¥Îªk: ©ñ¦Wµü©Î¥N¦Wµü«á¥[±j»y®ð¡C 1. You should accustom yourself to your new surroundings. §AÀ³¸Ó¨Ï¦Û¤v¾AÀ³·sÀô¹Ò¡C 2. I have never been to Paris myself, but I hear it's nice. (=> I myself have never been to Paris,but I hear it's nice. ) §Ú¦Û¤vÁÙ¨S¨ì¹L¤Ú¾¤¡A¦ý§ÚÅ¥»¡¨º¨à«Ü´Î¡C 3. Lisa's mom looked at her in the mIrror. Lisaªº¥À¿Ë¬ÝµÛÃ褤ªº Lisa¡C Lisa's mom looked at herself in the mirror. Lisaªº¥À¿Ë¬ÝµÛÃ褤ªº¦Û¤v¡C (2) ºD¥Îªí²{ 1. Help yourself to the food. ¦Û¦æ¨ú¥Î­¹ª«¡C 2. Take care of yourself. ¦n¦n·ÓÅU¦Û¤v¡C 3. Please make yourself at home. ½Ð¤£­n©ë§ô¡C 4. I couldn't make myelf understood in English. §ÚµLªk¥Î­^¤åªí¹F¦Û¤v¡C 5. Did you tie your shoelaces by yourself(=>alone)? §A¦Û¤v¸jªº¾c±a¶Ü? 6. Look up the word in the dictionary for yourself. §A¦Û¤v¥h¬d¦r¨å§a¡C ª`·N take to oneself (¦Û¨¥¦Û»y) dress oneself (¬ï¦çªA) behave oneself(¦u³W¶Z) enjoy oneself (ª±±o´r§Ö) hurt oneself (¨ü¶Ë) introduce oneself (¦Û§Ú¤¶²Ð) sit oneself (§¤¤U) beside oneself (§Ñ§Î) come to oneself («ì´_ª¾Ä±) 1. Please allow me to introduce myself. ½Ð®e§Ú¦Û§Ú¤¶²Ð¡C 2. She was beside herself with joy. ¦o°ª¿³±o§Ñ¤F§Î¡C 3. He soon came to himself. ¥L¤£¤[§Y«ì´_ª¾Ä±¡C ¤G¡B«ü¥Ü¥N¦Wµü (1) this(these)¡Bthat (those) (a) ¤@¯ë¥Îªk - this«üªñªº¨Æª«¡A¦Ó that«ü»·ªº¨Æª«¡C 1. This is my son, and that is my daughter. ³o¦ì¬O§Ú¨à¤l¡A¦Ó¨º¦ì¬O§Ú¤k¨à¡C 2. This is not the dessert I ordered. ³o¤£¬O§ÚÂIªº²¢ÂI¡C 3. 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Do you think it will be sunny tomorrow? - I hope so. §A»{¬°©ú¤Ñ·|¬O´¸¤Ñ¶Ü¡H -- §Æ±æ¦p¦¹¡C (b) ·í¸É»y 1. Is that so? ¬O¨º¼Ë¶Ü? 2. Do you still feel sick? If so, you must see the doctor. §AÁÙı±o¤£µÎªA¶Ü?¦pªG¬O³o¼Ë,§A¤@©w­n¥h¬ÝÂå¥Í¡C (c)·í°Æµü 1. Don't talk so fast. §O»¡±o¨º»ò§Ö¡C 2. I often donate money to charity, and so does lny wife. §Ú¸g±`®½¿úµ¹·Oµ½¾÷Ãö,¦Ó§Ú¤Ó¤Ó¤]¬O¡C ª`·N The greatest gift we have is our hea1th, and so it is. §Ú­Ì©Ò¾Ö¦³³Ì´ÎªºÂ§ª«¬O§Ú­Ìªº°·±d,¦Ó¨Æ¹ê¤]¬O¦p¦¹¡C (d) ºD¥Îªí²{ 1. They sell apples, oranges, bananas and so on. ¥L­Ì½æÄ«ªG¡B¾ï¤l¡B­»¿¼µ¥µ¥¡C 2. It's risky. - Maybe. But even so, I have to do it. ¨º«Ü¦MÀI¡C - ©Î³\§a¡C¦ý§Y¨Ï¦p¦¹¡A§ÚÁÙ¬O­n°µ¡C 3. He stayed here a year or so. ¥L¤j¬ù¦b³o¸Ì°±¯d¤F¤@¦~¡C (3) such (a) such + (a) + (§Î®eµü) + ¦Wµü 1. I don't know such a man. §Ú¤£»{Ãѳo¼Ëªº¤H¡C 2. I have never heard such nonsense in a11 my life. §Ú³o½ú¤lÁÙ¨SÅ¥¹L³o¼Ëªº¼o¸Ü¡C (b) all (any, fewµ¥) + such + ¦Wµü 1. Have you tasted any such food before? §A¥H«e¦Y¹L¥ô¦ó³o¼Ëªº­¹ª«¶Ü? 2. I like lions, tigers and some such wild animals. §Ú³ßÅw·à¤l¡B¦Ñªê¥H¤Î¤@¨Ç³oÃþªº³¥Ã~¡C (c) ºD¥Îªí²{ 1. I visited several European countries, such as France, Italy and Switzerland. §Ú³X°Ý¹L¦n´X­Ó¼Ú¬w°ê®a¡A¦pªk°ê¡B¸q¤j§Q¤Î·ç¤h¡C 2. I have never read books such as he mentioned. §Ú±q¨SŪ¹L¹³¥L´£¨ìªº¨º¨Ç®Ñ¡C ª`·N I don't like such fish as an eel. §Ú¤£³ßÅwÅÁ³½¤§Ãþªº³½¡C 3. He is a gentleman and must be treated as such. ¥L¬O¦ì²Ô¤h¡A©Ò¥H§Ú­Ì¥²¶·¥H¹ï«Ý²Ô¤hªº¤è¦¡«Ý¥L¡C 4. My income, such as it is, supports my family. §Úªº¦¬¤JÁöµM¥u¦³¦p¦¹,«o¯à¾i¬¡§Ú¤@®a¤H¡C 5. The news gave her such a shock that she nearly fainted. ¨º®ø®§¨Ï¦o«D±`¾_Åå,¦o®t¤@ÂI´N©ü¹L¥h¡C (4) same (a) ¤@¯ë¥Îªk - ·í¥N¦Wµü¡B§Î®eµü 1. I said it was a good buy and she said the same. §Ú»¡¶Rªº«Ü¦Eºâ,¦Ó¦o¤]¦p¦¹»¡¡C 2. I don't like to have the same food every day. §Ú¨Ã¤£³ßÅw¨C¤Ñ¦Y¤@¼Ëªº­¹ª«¡C (b) the same ~ as/ the same ~ that 1. I want the same shoes as yours. §Ú·Q­n©M§A¤@¼Ëªº¾c¤l¡C 2. He is the same man that I saw yesterday. ¥L´N¬O§Ú¬Q¤Ñ¬Ý¨ìªº¦P¤@­Ó¤H¡C (c) ºD¥Îªí²{ 1. His opInion about this plan is much the same as yours. ¥L¹ï©ó³o­pµeªº·N¨£©M§Aªº´X¥G¤@¼Ë¡C 2. He is rude, but I like him all the same. ¥L«ÜµL§¡A¦ý§Ú¤´Â³ßÅw¥L¡C 3. It's all the same to me. ¡÷ It makes no difference to me. ¹ï§Ú¨Ó»¡³£¤@¼Ë¡C 4. Happy New Year! - (The) same to you. ·s¦~§Ö¼Ö!©¼¦¹¡A©¼¦¹¡C 5. You may go today or tomorrow; it comes to the same thing. §A¥i¥H¤µ¤Ñ¨«©Î©ú¤Ñ¨«¡A¤Ï¥¿³£¤@¼Ë¡C ¤T¡B¤£©w¥N¦Wµü ªí¥Ü¤£¯S©wªº¤H©Îª«¡A©Î«D¤@©w¼Æ¶qªº¥N¦Wµü¡A§Y¬°¤£©w¥N¦Wµü¡C (1) one (a) ¤£¥[­×¹¢»y - one = a/an + ³æ¼Æ¦Wµü 1. I'd like to borrow a hmmer if you have one. ¦pªG§A¦³ÅKºlªº¸Ü,§Ú·Q­É¤@¤ä¡C ª`·N Did you bring the textbook? - No, I didn't bring it. §A¦³±a¨º¥»½Ò¥»¶Ü? - ¤£¡A§Ú¨S¦³±a¨Ó¡C (b) ¥[­×¹¢»y 1. I lost my umbrella yesterday; I must buy a new one. §Úªº«B³Ê¬Q¤Ñ§Ë¥á¤F;§Ú¥²¶·§ä§â·sªº¡C 2. These boots have worn out. I need to buy some new ones.³o¨Ç¹u¤l¤w¸g¬ïÃa¤F¡C§Ú»Ý­n¥h¶R¨Ç·sªº¡C 3. I like that picture - I mean the third one from the left. §Ú³ßÅw¨º±iµe --- §Ú«üªº¬O¥ªÃäºâ¨Ó²Ä¤T±i¡C 4. The guitar is similar to the one I have. ³o§â¦N¥L¸ò§Ú¾Ö¦³ªº¨º§â«Ü¬Û¦ü¡C ª`·N one¤£¥i¥N´À¤£¥i¼Æ¦Wµü He likes white wine better than red (wine). ¥L³ßÅw¥Õ°s³Ó©ó¬õ°s¡C (c)ºD¥Îªí²{ 1. She is nurse and mother (all) in one to the orphans. ¦o¨­­Ý©t¨àªº«O©i¤Î¥À¿Ë¡C 2. They left by (¡÷ in) ones and twos. ¥L­Ì¤T¤T¨â¨â¦aÂ÷¶}¡C 3. They came, one and all, to welcome him. ¥L­Ì¥þÅé¨ÓÅwªï¥L¡C 4. The teacher interviewed the students one by one. ¦Ñ®v¤@­Ó¤@­Ó¦a±µ¨£¾Ç¥Í¡C 5. I, for one, do not agree. §Ú­Ó¤H¤£¦P·N¡C (2) both / all (a) both¥Î©ó¤GªÌ; all¥Î©ó¤TªÌ¥H¤W 1. Both of my parents are happy about the result. §Úªº¤÷¥À¿Ë³£º¡·N³oµ²ªG¡C 2. All (the) vil1agers knew of the accident. (§Î®eµü) All of the villagers knew of the acciclent. (¥N¦Wµü) The villagers all knew of the accident. (¦P¦ì®æ) ©Ò¦³ªº§ø¥Á³£ª¾¹D¨º¥ó·N¥~¡C (b) all + ³æ¼Æ¦Wµüªí¡u¥þÅé¡v 1. It rained all afternoon. ¾ã­Ó¤U¤È¤@ª½¤U«B¡C 2. All the town(¡÷ The whole town) was destroyed. ¾ã­ÓÂí³£³Q·´¤F¡C 3. They jogged all the way. ¥L­Ì¥þµ{³£¥ÎºC¶]ªº¡C (c) all + ©â¶H¦Wµü/¨­Å鳡¦ì¤§½Æ¼Æ 1. The lady was all smiles. ³o¤k¤hº¡Áy¯º®e¡C 2. She was all ears. ¦o±Mª`¦aÅ¥¡C (d) allªººD¥Îªí²{ 1. There are 700 boys and girls in all in our school. §Ú­Ì¾Ç®Õ¤@¦@¦³700¦W¨k¤k¾Ç¥Í¡C 2. He ate the meat, bone and all. ¥L§â¦×³s¦P°©ÀY³£¦Y¥ú¥ú¡C 3. We have all but finished the work. §Ú­Ìªº¤u§@´X¥G§Ö§¹¦¨¤F¡C ª`·N above all (¤×¨ä¬O) first of all (­º¥ý) for all I know (´N§Ú©Òª¾) all at once (¡÷ all of a sudden) (¬ðµM) for all (¾¨ºÞ) at all (¥þµM) ¡÷ ¥Î©ó§_©w¥y at all (¨s³º) ¡÷ ¥Î©óºÃ°Ý¥y at all (¬JµM) ¡÷ ¥Î©ó±ø¥ó¥y 1. I wasn't surprised at all. §Ú¤@ÂI¤]¤£Åå³Y¡C 2. Do you know her at all? §A¨s³º»{ÃѦo¶Ü? 3. If you learn English at all, learn it well. ¬JµM§A¾Ç¤F­^¤å¡A´N§â¥¦¾Ç¦n¡C 4. For all her efforts, she failed. ¾¨ºÞ¦o«Ü§V¤O¡A¦oÁÙ¬O¥¢±Ñ¤F¡C (3) some / any (a) ªí¥Ü¡u¤@¨Ç¡v ªÖ©w¥y¤¤¥Îsome;§_©w¥y¡BºÃ°Ý¥y¡B±ø¥ó¥y¡A¥Îany¡C 1. I need some coins. Have you got any ? §Ú»Ý­n¤@¨Çµw¹ô,§A¦³¶Ü? 2. Please lend me some money if you have any. ¦pªG§A¦³¿úªº¸Ü¡A½Ð­É§Ú¤@¨Ç¡C (b) some ¡÷ ªí¡u¬Y­Ó¡v any ¡÷ ªí¡u¥ô¦ó¤@­Ó~³£~¡v 1. How about having dinner at some good restaurant? ¨ì¬Y®a¦nÀ\ÆU¦Y¹y±ßÀ\¦p¦ó? 2. Any of the magazines will do. ¥ô¦ó¤@¥»Âø»x³£¥i¥H¡C (c) some¥Î©óºÃ°Ý¥y ªí¥ÜÁܽЩνШDªººÃ°Ý¥y¡A©Î·í»¡¸ÜªÌ§Æ±æªÖ©wªºµª®×®É¡A¥Îsome¡C 1. Would you like some coffee? §A­n¨Ó¨Ç©@°Ø¶Ü? 2. If you eat some cabbage, I'11 take you to the park. ¦pªG§A¦Y¨Ç°ªÄRµæ¡A§Ú´N±a§A¥h¤½¶é¡C (d) some¤Îanyªº°Æµü¥Îªk some(¤j¬ù); any(¤@ÂIÂI<¤]>...) 1. Some forty people were present at the party. ¤j¬ù¥|¤Q¤H¥X®u¨º³õ¬£¹ï¡C 2. I dan't wait any longer. §Ú¦A¤]µ¥¤£¤U¥h¤F¡C 3. It's not any too big for you. ¹ï§A¦Ó¨¥¡A¥¦¤@ÂI¤]¤£ºâ¤j¡C (e) ºD¥Îªí²{ 1. I hope to visit London some day. §Ú§Æ±æ¦³¤@¤Ñ¯à¥h­Û´°ª±¡C 2. Let's discuss it some other day. §Ú­Ì§ï¤Ñ¦A°Q½×§a¡C 3. We'll call on him in any case. µL½×¦p¦ó§Ú­Ì³£­n¥h«ô³X¥L¡C 4. He was determined to finish the work at any lost. ¥L¨M©w¤£±¤¥ô¦ó¥N»ù¥h§¹¦¨¨º¤u§@¡C 5. Correct mistakes, if any. ¦pªG¦³¿ù,´N¥[¥H§ï¥¿¡C 6. There is little water, if any. §Y¨Ï¦³¤ô¡A¤]«Ü¤Ö¡C (4) other / another (a) ¤@¯ë¥Îªk 1. I don't like this one; please show me the other. §Ú¤£³ßÅw³o­Ó;½Ðµ¹§Ú¬Ý¥t¤@­Ó¡C - Á`¦@¥u¦³¨â­Ó 2. I don't like this one; please show me another. §Ú¤£³ßÅw³o­Ó¡A½ÐÅý§Ú¬Ý¥t¤@­Ó¡C - ¤£¥u¨â­Ó 3. Would you like another piece of pie? §A­n¦A¨Ó¶ô¬£¶Ü? (b) ¦CÁ| 1. I have two sisters: one is married and the other is not. §Ú¦³¨â¦ì©n©f:¤@¦ìµ²±B¤F¡A¥t¤@¦ìÁÙ¨S¡C 2. I have three sisters: one is sociable but the others are too shy. §Ú¦³¤T­Ó©n©f:¤@¦ìµ½©óªÀ¥æ¡A¥t¤G¦ì«h¤Ó¹L®`²Û¡C ª`·N ¼Æ¶q¬°¤T®É ¡÷ one - another - the other ¼Æ¶q¬°¥|®É ¡÷ one - another - another -the other I have three young friends: one is eight years old, another is ten, and the other is twelve. 3. 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The two girls rowed the boat one after the other. ¨º¨â­Ó¤k«Ä½ü¬y¦E²î¡C 7. On (the) one hand we look for excitement, but on the other (hand), we look for peace in mind. §Ú­Ì¤@¤è­±´M¨D¨ë¿E¡A¤@¤è­±´M¨D¤ßÆF¥­ÀR¡C (5) each / every (a) each«ü¤GªÌ¥H¤W¤§¦U­Ó©Î¦U¤H¡A¥i·í¥N¦Wµü¡B§Î®eµü¡B°Æµü¡C every«ü¤TªÌ¥H¤W¤§¨C­Ó,¥u¯à·í§Î®eµü¡C 1. On each side of the street there were policemen. µó¹D¨â®Ç¯¸º¡Äµ¹î¡C 2. These hats cost 10 dollars each. ³o¨Ç´U¤l¤@³»¤Q¤¸¡C 3. There are two books in his bag and each book is carefully wrapped in colorful paper. ¥Lªº³U¤l¸Ì¦³¨â¥»®Ñ,¦Ó¨C¤@¥»³£¥Î¦â¯È¤p¤ß¦a¥]¸Ë¦n¡C 4. Every student has his favorite subject. ¨C¦ì¾Ç¥Í³£¦³¥L³Ì·Rªº¬ì¥Ø¡C 5. Every dog and cat has his likes and dislikes. ¨C°¦ª¯©M¿ß³£¦³¨e­Ìªº¦n´c¡C (b) every + ©â¶H¦Wµü (¤@¤Áªº~) 1. I have every reason to believe it. §Ú¦³¥R¤Àªº²z¥Ñ¬Û«H³o¥ó¨Æ¡C 2. She showed me every kindness. ¦oºÉ¨ä©Ò¯à¦a¹ï§Ú«D±`¿Ë¤Á¡C (c) every + °ò¼Æ + ½Æ¼Æ¦Wµü (¨C¹j~) every + §Ç¼Æ + ³æ¼Æ¦Wµü 1. The Olympics are held every four years. 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How long have you been waiting here? §AÁÙ­n¦b³o¸Ìµ¥¦h¤[? ª`·N 1. I have just read through Tolstoy's "War and Peace". §Ú­è§â¦«º¸´µ®õªº¡u¾Ôª§»P©M¥­¡vŪ§¹¡C 2. I have been reading Tolstoy's "War and Peace". §Ú¤@ª½¦bŪ¦«º¸´µ®õªº¡u¾Ôª§»P©M¥­¡v¡C (2) ¹L¥h§¹¦¨¶i¦æ¦¡ ªí¥Ü¤@ª½¨ì¹L¥h¬Y¤@®É¶¡ÂI¬°¤î,¤´Â¦bÄ~Äò¶i¦æªº°Ê§@ 1. They had been searching for six months when they found the treasure. ·í¥L­Ìµo²{Ä_Â꺮ɭÔ,¥L­Ì¤w¸g´M§ä¤F¤»­Ó¤ë¡C 2. We had been going to Paris for advanced study, but we never went. §Ú­Ì­ì¥»¥´ºâ¨ì¤Ú¾¤¥h¶i­×,µ²ªG§Ú­Ì¨S¥h¡C (3) ¥¼¨Ó§¹¦¨¶i¦æ¦¡ ªí¥Ü¨ì¥¼¨Ó¬Y¤@®É¶¡ÂI¬°¤î,¤´Â¦bÄ~Äò¶i¦æªº°Ê§@¡C 1. You will have been studying English for five years by next March. ¨ì¤U¤@­Ó¤T¤ë¬°¤î,§A´N¾Ç­^¤å5¦~¤F¡C 2. She will have been teaching Japanese for ten years by nest April. ª½¨ì©ú¦~¥|¤ë¬°¤î,¦o±Ð¤é¤å´Nº¡¤Q¦~¤F¡C (¶L¬B) ®ÉºAªº¤@­P¤Î±Ô­zªk ¤@¡B ®ÉºAªº¤@­P ¨Ò¥y 1. My sister knows that I love the girl. 2. My sister knows that I loved the girl. 3. My sister knows that I will fall in love with the girl. ¥D­n¤l¥yªº°Êµü¬O²{¦b¦¡®É,±qÄݤl¥yªº°Êµü,ÀH¥y·N¥i¥H¬O¥ô¦ó®ÉºA¡C ¨Ò¥y 4. My sister knew that I loved the girl. 5. My sister knew that I had loved the girl. 6. My sister knew that I would fall in love with the girl. ¥D­n¤l¥yªº°Êµü¬O¹L¥h¦¡®É (¥]§t¹L¥h§¹¦¨¦¡¡B¹L¥h¶i¦æ¦¡©Î¹L¥h®É¶¡¤W©Ò´£ªº¥¼¨Ó),±qÄݤl¥yªº°Êµü¥²¶·¬O¹L¥h¦¡¡B¹L¥h§¹¦¨©Îµ¥¹L¥h®ÉºAªº¤@ºØ¡C ¤W­zªº³W«h,ºÙ¬°®ÉºAªº¤@­P¡C ¨Ò¥y ¥D­n¤l¥y ³s±µµü ±qÄݤl¥y She says she is free now. She has said (that) she was free yesterday. She will say she will be free tomorrow. she had been busy before. ¥D­n¤l¥y ³s±µµü ±qÄݤl¥y he did it. he was doing it. he had done it. He said (that) he had been doing it.. he would do it. he would have done it. he would have been doing it. ¥D­n¤l¥y ³s±µµü ±qÄݤl¥y He had said (that) he hadn¡¦t done it. he had been here for two hours. (1) ®ÉºA¤@­Pªº¨Ò¥~ (a) ¤£Åܪº¯u²z ¡÷ ²{¦b¦¡ 1. The child learned that the earth goes round the sun. ¨º«Ä¤lª¾¹D¤F¦a²y¶µÛ¤Ó¶§Âà³o¦^¨Æ¡C 2. The teacher told us that practice makes perfect. ¦Ñ®v§i¶D§Ú­Ì¼ô¯à¥Í¥©¡C (b) ¨ì²{¦b³£¨S§ïÅܪº²ßºD©Î¨Æ¹ê ¡÷ ²{¦b¦¡ 1. She often told me that she keeps early hours. ¦o¸g±`§i¶D§Ú¦o¦³¦­ºÎ¦­°_ªº²ßºD¡C 2. She told me that school begins at eight. ¦o§i¶D§Ú¾Ç®Õ8ÂI¤W½Ò¡C (c) ¾ú¥vªº¨Æ¹ê ¡÷ ¹L¥h¦¡ 1. The teacher said that Columbus discovered America in 1492. ¦Ñ®v®v­ô­Û¥¬¦b1492¦~µo²{¬ü¬w·s¤j³°¡C 2. He said that World War II ended in 1945. ¥L»¡¤G¦¸¤j¾Ô¦b1945¦~µ²§ô¡C (d) °²³]»y®ð ¡÷ ¤£¨ü®ÉºA¤@­Pªº­­¨î 1. He says that if he were a bird he could fly. He said that if he were a bird he could fly. ¥L»¡¦pªG¥L¬O¤@°¦³¾,¥L´N¯à­¸¡C 2. He speaks English as if he were a native speaker. He spoke English as if he were a native speaker. ¥L»¡­^»y§Ï©»¹³¦b»¡¥À»y¤@¯ë¡C ¤G¡B±Ô­zªk ±Ô­zªk¤À¬°¨âºØ¡C ¤@ºØ¬Oª½±µ±N¥L¤H©Î¦Û¤v©Ò»¡ªº¸Ü,­ì¥y¥[¥H­«­zªº¤èªk,ºÙ¬° - ª½±µ±Ô­zªk¡C ¥t¤@ºØ¬O±N¥L¤H©Ò»¡ªº¸Ü,¥[¥HÂà­z,ºÙ¬° - ¶¡±µ±Ô­zªk¡C 1. Bill says, "I hate math." - ª½±µ±Ô­zªk Bill»¡:§Ú°Q¹½¼Æ¾Ç¡C 2. Bill says (that) he hates math. - ¶¡±µ±Ô­zªk Bill»¡¥L°Q¹½¼Æ¾Ç¡C (1) ª½±µ±Ô­zªk¤Î¶¡±µ±Ô­zªkªº¤£¦P (a) ®ÉºAªºÅÜ¤Æ 1. May said, "I like listening to pop music." May»¡:§Ú³ßÅwÅ¥¬y¦æ­µ¼Ö¡C May said that she liked listening to pop music. May»¡¦o³ßÅwÅ¥¬y¦æ­µ¼Ö¡C 2. The student answered, "An hour consists of sixty minutes." ¾Ç¥Í¦^µª:¤@¤p®É¦³¤»¤Q¤ÀÄÁ¡C The student answered (that) an hour consists of sixty minutes. ¾Ç¥Í¦^µª»¡¤@¤p®É¦³¤»¤Q¤ÀÄÁ¡C 3. Helen answered, "The rain has stopped." Helen¦^µª:«B¤w°±¤F Helen answered (that) the rain had stopped. Helen¦^µª»¡«B¤w°±¤F¡C (b) ¤HºÙ¥N¦WµüªºÅÜ¤Æ 1. She always says, "I don't like my hairstyle."¦oÁ`¬O»¡:§Ú¤£³ßÅw§Úªº¾v«¬¡C She always says (that) she doesn't like her hairstyle. ¦oÁ`¬O»¡¦o¤£³ßÅw¦Û¤vªº¾v«¬¡C 2. I said to her, "I'm sorry you don't understand me." §Ú¹ï¦o»¡:«Ü¿ò¾Ñ§A¤£¤F¸Ñ§Ú¡C I told her that I was sorry she didn't understand me. §Ú§i¶D¦o§Ú«Ü¿ò¾Ñ¦o¤£¤F¸Ñ§Ú¡C 3. She said, "I read this book." ¦o»¡:§ÚŪ¹L³o¥»®Ñ¡C She said that she had read that book. ¦o»¡¦o¤wŪ¹L¨º¥»®Ñ¡C (c) ®É¶¡¡B¦aÂIµ¥ªºÅÜ¤Æ ª½±µ±Ô­zªk ¶¡±µ±Ô­zªk Now (²{¦b) then (¨º®É) today (¤µ¤Ñ) that day (¨º¤Ñ) yesterday (¬Q¤Ñ) the day before, the previous day («e¤@¤Ñ) last night (¬Q±ß) the night before, the previous night («e±ß) last year (¥h¦~) the year before, the previous year («e¤@¦~) tomorrow (©ú¤Ñ) the next day, the following day (²Ý¤é) next week (¤U¬P´Á) the next week, the following week (¤U¤@¶g) ago (±q²{¦bºâ°_¡K«e) before (±q¨º®Éºâ°_¡K«e) here (³o¸Ì) there (¨º¸Ì) ª`·N ª½±µ±Ô­z¥y ¡÷ ¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y 1. ¥D­n¤l¥yªº°Êµü¦³®É¶·§ïÅÜ¡C 2. ¸É¥R³s±µµü¡C 3. ¥N¦Wµü¶·§ïÅÜ¡C 4. ¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥yªº°Êµü,¶·ª`·N®ÉºA¡C 5. °ÆµüÀH¤º®e°µ§ïÅÜ¡C Mr. Wang said to me, "You will be able to get a free concert ticket at the charity bazaar tomorrow." Mr. Wang told me (that) I would be able to get a free concert ticket at the charity bazaar the following day. (2) ª½­z¥yªº¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y 1. She said, "I'm going to quit my job." ¦o»¡:§Ú¥´ºâÃã±¼¤u§@¡C ¡÷ She said (that) she was going to quit her job. ¦o»¡¦o¥´ºâÃã±¼¤u§@¡C 2. She said to me, "I can go to the movies with you tomorrow." ¦o¸ò§Ú»¡:§Ú©ú¤Ñ¥i¥H©M§A¤@°_¥h¬Ý¹q¼v¡C ¡÷ She told me (that) she could go to the movies with me the next day. ¦o§i¶D§Ú¦o¹j¤Ñ¥i¥H©M§Ú¤@°_¥h¬Ý¹q¼v¡C ª`·N 1. ¥Dµü + say[said], "ª½±Ô¥y" --- ª½±µ±Ô­z¥y ¡÷ ¥Dµü + say[said](that) ª½±Ô¥y --- ¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y 2. ¥Dµü +say[said] to¤H,"ª½±Ô¥y" --- ª½±µ±Ô­z¥y ¡÷ ¥Dµü + tell[told]¤H(that)ª½­z¥y --- ¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y (3) ºÃ°Ý¥yªº¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y 1. Tom said to her, "How can I get to your house from here?" Tom¹ï¦o»¡:§Ú¦p¦ó±q³o¸Ì¨ì§A®a? ¡÷ Tom asked her how he could get to her house from there. Tom°Ý¦o¥L¸Ó¦p¦ó±q¨º¸Ì¨ì¦o®a¡C 2. My boss said, "Who called me up this morning?" §Ú¦ÑÁó»¡:¤µ¤Ñ¦­¤W½Ö¥´¹q¸Üµ¹§Ú? ¡÷ My boss asked who had called him up that morning. §Ú¦ÑÁó°Ý»¡¨º¤Ñ¦­¤W½Ö¥´¹q¸Üµ¹¥L¡C ª`·N ¥Dµü + say(to A), "WH°Ý¥y?" --- ª½±µ±Ô­z¥y ¡÷ ¥Dµü + ask(A) + ºÃ°Ýµü + ¥Dµü + °Êµü --- ¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y 3. I said to him, "Are you going abroad?" §Ú¹ï¥L»¡:§A­n¥X°ê¶Ü? ¡÷ I asked him if (¡÷ whether) he was going abroad. §Ú°Ý¥L¬O§_­n¥X°ê¡C 4. He said to me, "Have you ever seen a panda?" ¥L¹ï§Ú»¡:§A´¿¬Ý¹Lºµ¿ß¶Ü? ¡÷ He asked me if (¡÷ wether) I had seen a panda? ¥L°Ý§Ú¬O§_¬Ý¹Lºµ¿ß¡C 5. She said to the clerk, "Is this sweater knit by hand or by machine?" ¦o¹ï©±­û»¡:³o¥ó¤ò¦ç¬O¤â¤u´ªºÁÙ¬O¾÷¾¹Â´ªº? ¡÷ She asked the clerk whether that sweater was knit by hand or by machine. ¦o°Ý©±­û¨º¥ó¤ò¦ç¬O¤â¤u´ªºÁÙ¬O¾÷¾¹Â´ªº¡C ª`·N ¥Dµü + say (to A), "Yes/No°Ý¥y?" --- ª½±µ±Ô­z¥y ¡÷ ¥Dµü ask (A) if (¡÷ whether) + ¥Dµü + °Êµü --- ¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y (4) ¬è¨Ï¥yªº¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y a. ©R¥O ¡÷ tell, order, command µ¥ b. ­n¨D ¡÷ ask, beg, request µ¥ c. ÄU§i ¡÷ advise µ¥ d. ´£Ä³ ¡÷ suggest, propose µ¥ e. ¸T¤î ¡÷ forbid, prohibit µ¥ 1. Mother said to me, "Come back home by five." ¥À¿Ë¹ï§Ú»¡:¤­ÂI¥H«e¦^®a¡C ¡÷ Mother told me to come back home by five. ¥À¿Ë§i¶D§Ú¦b¤­ÂI«e¦^®a¡C 2. My father said to me, "Don't give up your hope." §Ú¤÷¿Ë¹ï§Ú»¡:§O©ñ±ó§Æ±æ¡C ¡÷ My father told me not to give up my hope. §Ú¤÷¿Ë§i¶D§Ú§O©ñ±ó§Æ±æ¡C ª`·N ¥Dµü say to A, "©R¥O¥y" --- ª½±µ±Ô­z¥y ¡÷ ¥Dµü tell A to V... --- ¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y ¥Dµü say to A, "Don't (¡÷ Never) V..." --- ª½±µ±Ô­z¥y ¡÷ ¥Dµü tell A not (¡÷ never) to V... --- ¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y 3. His secretary said to me, "Please call back after lunch." ¡÷ His secretary asked me to call back after lunch. ­«ÂI ¨Ï¥Î order¡Bcommand¡Brequest¡Bsuggest µ¥®É, ¨ä«á±`±µ that ¤l¥y¡C¦Ó that ¤l¥y¤¤ªºshould, ¦b¬ü»y¤¤,³q±`³Q¬Ù²¤¡C 4. He said to me, "You should give up smoking." ¥L¹ï§Ú»¡:§A¸Ó§Ù·Ï¤F¡C He advised me to give up smoking. ¥LÄU§Ú­n§Ù·Ï¡C 5. She said, "Let's go for a week." ¦o»¡:«¥­Ì¥h´²¨B§a¡C ¡÷ She suggested that we (should) go for a walk. ¦o´£Ä³§Ú­Ì¥h´²´²¨B¡C ­«ÂI ªí¥Ü¸T¤îªº§_©w¬è¨Ï¥y,¥Îforbid¡Bprohibitµ¥¡C 1. The teacher said to us, "Don't leave your seats." ¦Ñ®v¹ï§Ú­Ì»¡:¤£­ãÂ÷¶}®y¦ì¡C ¡÷ The teacher forbad us to leave our seats. The teacher forbad our leaving seats. ¦Ñ®v¸T¤î§Ú­ÌÂ÷¶}®y¦ì¡C ¡÷ The teacher prohibited us from leaving our seats. (5) ·P¹Ä¥yªº¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y a. ·P¹Ä¥y¤¤¥i¥[very¡Breallyµ¥°Æµü¡C b. °Êµü¥i§ï¬°cry(¤j¥s)¡Bexclaim(¤j¥s)¡Bshout(§q¥s)¡Bsigh(¼Û®§)µ¥¡C c. ¦ñÀH°Êµüªº°Æµü: gladly(°ª¿³¦a)¡Bregretfully(¿ò¾Ñ¦a)¡Bbitterly(­W¦a)¡Bwith joy(Åw³ß¦a)¡Bwith delight(¿³¾Ä¦a)¡Bwith relief(ÃP¤f®ð¦a)µ¥¡C 1.Ms. Lee said, "What a good idea you have!" §õ¤p©j»¡:§AªºÂI¤l¦n´Î°Ú! ¡÷ Ms. Lee said (that) I had a very good ides. §õ¤p©j»¡§ÚªºÂI¤l«Ü´Î¡C 2. She said, "How canvenient on-line shopping is!" ¦o»¡:½u¤WÁʪ«¯u¬O¤è«K°Ú! ¡÷ She exclaimed with delight how convenient on-line shopping was. ¦o¿³¾Ä¦a»¡½u¤WÁʪ«¯u¤è«K¡C ¡÷ She said (that) on-line shopping was very convenient. ­«ÂI ªí¬èÄ@®É,©M·P¼Û¥y¹p¦P,³£¬O¦b¥[±j±¡ºüªºªí¹F,±`¥Îpray(¬èë)¡Bexpress(ªí¹F)µ¥°Êµü¡C 1. He said, "May God help us!" ¥L»¡:§Æ±æ¯««O¦ö§Ú­Ì¡C ¡÷ He prayed that God might help them. He expressed his wish that God might help them. ¥L¬è¨D¯«¯à«O¦ö¥L­Ì¡C (6) ¦X¥yªº¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y and¡Bbut¡Borµ¥³s±µµü©Ò³s±µªº¨â¹ïµ¥¤l¥y,¤]´N¬O¦X¥yªº±¡§Î®É,¨ä¶¡±µ±Ô­z®É,³£­n¦b¦U­Ó¤l¥y«e¥[³s±µµüthat¡C¦ý²Ä¤@­Óthat ¥i¬Ù²¤,²Ä¤G­Óthat «h¤£¥i¬Ù²¤¡C 1. He said, "She is out, but she will be back soon." ¥L»¡:¦o¥X¥h¤F,¦ý«Ü§Ö·|¦^¨Ó¡C ¡÷ He said (that) she was out but that she would be back soon. ¥L»¡¦o¥X¥h¤F¦ý«Ü§Ö·|¦^¨Ó¡C 2. The girl said to me, "These dancers arrived here yesterday, and they will perform on stage this evening." ³o¤k«Ä¹ï§Ú»¡:³o¨Ç»RªÌ¬Q¤Ñ¤w©è¹F³o¸Ì¨Ã¥B¤µ±ß·|¤W¥xªíºt¡C ¡÷ The girl told me (that) those dancers had arrived there they day before and that they would perform on stage that evening. ¨º¤k«Ä§i¶D§Ú»¡¨º¨Ç»RªÌ«e¤@¤Ñ¤w¨ì¹F¨º¸Ì¨Ã¥B¨º±ß·|¤W¥xªíºt¡C ­«ÂI ¹ïµ¥³s±µµü¬°for©Îas®É,«O¯d­ì³s±µµü,¤£¥i¥Îthat¡C Mon said, "Dad doesn't know it, as he has not heard of it." ¥À¿Ë»¡:¤÷¿Ë¤£ª¾¹D³o¥ó¨Æ,¦]¬°¥L¨SÅ¥»¡¹L¡C ¡÷ Mon said (that) Dad didn't know it, as he had not heard of it. ¥À¿Ë»¡¤÷¿Ë¤£ª¾¹D¨º¥ó¨Æ,¦]¬°¥L±q¥¼Å¥»¡¹L¡C ­«ÂI ¬è¨Ï¥y,and(©Îor)...ªº¶¡±µ±Ô­z,¥y¤´«O¯dand(©Îor),¤£¥Îthat¡C¥t¥~,¤]¥i¥Îif©Îunlesss§ï¼g¡C 1. He said to me, "Get up at once, or you will be late." ¥L¹ï§Ú»¡:¥ß¨è°_§É,§_«h§A·|¿ð¨ì¡C ¡÷ He told me to get up at once, or I would be late. ¥L§i¶D§Ú­n¥ß¨è°_§É,§_«h·|¿ð¨ì¡C ¡÷ He told me (that) I would be late unless I got up at once. ¥L§i¶D§Ú°£«D§Ú¥ß¨è°_§É,§_«h·|¿ð¨ì¡C 2. She said to me, "Wash my car, and I'll give you ten dollars." ¦o¹ï§Ú»¡:À°§Ú¬~¨®,§Ú·|µ¹§A¤Q¤¸¡C ¡÷ She told me to wash her car, and she would give me ten dollars. ¦o§i¶D§Ú­nÀ°¦o¬~¨®,¨º»ò¦o·|µ¹§Ú¤Q¤¸¡C ¡÷ She told me (that) if I washed her car, she would give me ten dollars. (7) ½Æ¥yªº¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y ¥u¶·¿í±q³Ì°ò¥»ªº¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y³W«h§Y¥i¡C 1. She said to me, "I gave him a big box of chocolates because I like him." ¦o¹ï§Ú»¡:§Úµ¹¥L¤@¤j²°¥©§J¤O,¦]¬°§Ú³ßÅw¥L¡C ¡÷ She told me (that) she had given him a big box of chocolates because she liked him. ¦o§i¶D§Ú¦oµ¹¤F¥L¤@¤j²°¥©§J¤O¦]¬°¦o³ßÅw¥L¡C 2. Joe said to, "Do you think that she will help me?" Joe¹ï§Ú»¡:§A»{¬°¦o·|À°§Ú¶Ü? ¡÷ Joe asked me if I thought (that) she would help him. Joe°Ý§Ú¬O§_§Ú»{¬°¦o·|À°¥L¡C (8) ¦³¨â­Ó¥y¤l®Éªº¶¡±µ±Ô­z¥y 1. He said to Grace, "You are late here again. What have you done been doing?" ¥L¹ïGrace»¡:©p¤S¿ð¨ì¤F,©p¨ì©³¦b°µ¤°»ò? ¡÷ He told Grace (that) she was late there again and asked her what she had been doing. ¥L§i¶DGrace¦o¤S¿ð¨ì¤F¨Ã¥B°Ý¦o¨ì©³¦b°µ¤°»ò¡C 2. He said to me, "Your face looks familiar. Have you ever been on television? ¥L¹ï§Ú»¡:§AªºÁy¦n­±¼ô¡C§A´¿¤W¹L¹qµø¶Ü? ¡÷ He told me (that) my face looked familiar and (he) asked (me) if I had ever been on television. ¥L§i¶D§Ú§ÚªºÁy¦n­±¼ô¨Ã¥B°Ý§Ú¬O§_´¿¤W¹L¹qµø¡C 3. "He sent to the barber's an hour ago," said his wife to me, "and I think he will be back very soon. 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Once you decide to do it, please concentrate on it. ¤@¥¹§A¨M©w°µ,½Ð¥þ¯«³eª`¡C 4. Every time (¡÷ Each time) I see Jane, I'm reminded of her mother. ¨C¦¸§Ú¬Ý¨£Jane,§Ú´N·Q°_¦o¥À¿Ë¡C (2) ªí¡u¦aÂI¡vªº±qÄݳs±µµü 1. You may go wherever (¡÷ where) you like. §A¥i¥H¥h§A³ßÅwªº¦a¤è¡C 2. Where there is a will, there is a way. ¦³§ÓªÌ¨Æ³º¦¨¡C (3) ªí¡u­ì¦]¡B²z¥Ñ¡vªº±qÄݳs±µµü 1. Because Mary refused his offer, Tom was in no mood to spend the weekend. ¦]¬°Mary©Úµ´¥Lªº­n¨D, Tom¥¢¥h¤FÅw«×¶g¥½ªº¤ß±¡¡C 2. Since you cannot come, perhaps we had better ask someone else for help. ¬JµM§A¤£¯à¨Ó,§Ú­Ì¥u¦n¦V¨ä¥L¤H´M¨D¨ó§U¤F¡C 3. As I was exhausted, I went to bed early. ¦]¬°§Ú¤Ó²Ö¤F,©Ò¥H«Ü¦­´NºÎ¤F¡C ª`·N ªí¥Ü¡u²z¥Ñ¡vªº·N«ä³Ì±jªº¬Obecause, ¨ä¦¸¬Osince, ¦A¨ä¦¸¬Oas¡C 4. In the United States, the front seat next to the driver is considered the best in a private car, partly because the driver is likely to be the host himself, and partly because the front windows offers the best view. 5. I don't like her (¡ù) because she is conservative. ¡÷ I like her, but it is not because she is conservative. §Ú¤£¬O¦]¬°¦o«O¦u¦Ó³ßÅw¦o¡C 6. I don't like (¡û) because she is conservative. ¡÷ I don't like her. She is conservative. §Ú¤£³ßÅw¦o¡C¦o¤Ó«O¦u¤F¡C 7. Now (that) you mention it, I do remember. ¸g§A³o»ò¤@´£,§Ú¯u¦a·Q°_¨Ó¤F¡C 8. Seeing (that) you do not know the fact yourself, we can do nothing to help you. ¬JµM§A¦Û¤v³£¤£ª¾¹D³o¨Æ¹ê,§Ú­Ì´NµLªkÀ°§A¡C (4) ªí¡u¥Øªº¡vªº±qÄݳs±µµü 1. He worked hard (so) that he might pass the exam. ¥L¥Î¥\,¨º»ò´N·|³q¹L¦Ò¸Õ¡C ª`·N might ¥i¥Î could, would ¥N´À¡C 2. I got up early (so) that I could catch the first train. => I got up early to catch the first train. => I got up early in order to catch the first train. => I got up early so as to catch the first train. => I got up early in order that I could catch the first train. §Ú¦­°_¥H«K»°¤W¦­¯Z¤õ¨®¡C 3. He walked cautiously lest he stumbled. => He walked cautiously for fear (that) he stumbled. => He walked cautiously in case he stumbled. ¥L¤p¤ß¦a¨«,¥H§K²Ì­Ë¡C ª`·N lest, for fear (that) ¬O¸û¤å³¹Å骺¥Îªk,¤f»y¤¤¦h¥Îin case¡C ­«ÂI so~that... ¤Î such~that... ªí¥Ü¡uµ²ªG¡v¡C 1. He is so deligent a boy that all the teachers praise him. He is such a deligent boy that all the teacheers praise him. ¥L¦n¶Ô¾Ä,¥H­P©ó©Ò¦³ªº¦Ñ®v³£¸Ø¼ú¥L¡C 2. I was such a fool that I complied with his request. I was such a fool as to comply with his request. §Ú¦p¦¹·MÄø,³ºµªÀ³¥Lªº½Ð¨D¡C (5) ªí¥Ü¡uÅý¨B¡vªº±qÄݳs±µµü 1. Though (=> Although) I was very tired, I went on working. ÁöµM§Ú«D±`²Ö¤F,§Ú¤´Ä~Äò¤u§@¡C 2. Even if (=> though) you don't like cheese cake, try a piece of this. §Y¨Ï§A¤£³ßÅw¨Å¹T³J¿|,ÁÙ¬OÀ|¤@¤ù§a¡C 3. Whether he wins or loses at the nest election, I'll support him to the very end. µL½×¤U¦¸¿ïÁ|¿éĹ,§Ú³£±N¤ä«ù¥L¨ì©³¡C 4. No matter where he goes, he always takes an umbrella with him. => Wherever he goes, he always takes an umbrella with him. µL½×¥L¥h¨º¸Ì,¥LÁ`¬OÀH¨­±a«B³Ê¡C 5. No matter how hard you try, you won't succeed. µL½×§A¦h§V¤O,§A³£¤£·|¦¨¥\¡C 6. Young as he is, he is an able man. => Though he is young, he is an able man. ÁöµM¦~»´,¦ý¬O­Ó¦³¯à¤Oªº¤H¡C 7. Teacher as she is, she does not like small children very much. ¡÷ Though she is a teacher, she does not like small children very much. Áö¨­¬°¦Ñ®v,¦ý¦o¨Ã¤£«Ü³ßÅw¤p«Ä¡C (6) ªí¡u¤ñ¸û¡vªº±qÄݳs±µµü 1. I am usually as busy as I am now. §Ú³q±`¹³²{¦b¤@¼Ë¦£¡C 2. I did not study so hard in my youth as you do now. §Ú¦~»´®É¤£¹³§A²{¦b³o¯ë¥Î¥\Ū®Ñ¡C 3. You must read as many books as you can. ¡÷ You must read as many books as possible. §A¥²¶·¾¨¥i¯à¦a¦hŪ®Ñ¡C 4. I'm three times as rich as you, and ten times as handsome as you. §Úªº¿ú¦³§Aªº¤T­¿¦h,¦Ó§Ú¤ñ§A«Ó¤Q­¿¡C 5. The weather was worse than we had expected. ¤Ñ®ð¤ñ§Ú­Ì·Q¹³¤¤ªº®t¡C (7) ªí¡u¼ËºA¡vªº±qÄݳs±µµü 1. Do in Rome as the Romans do. ¤J¹ÒÀH«U¡C 2. As you sow, so shall you reap. ºØ¥Ê±o¥Ê,ºØ¨§±o¨§¡C 3. As the lion is the king of beasts, so the eagle is the king of birds. ¦p¦P·à¤l¬O¸UÃ~¤§¤ý,¦ÑÆN¬O¦Ê³¾¤§¤ý¡C (8) ªí¡u½d³ò¡vªº±qÄݳs±µµü 1. As far as I know, he has nothing to do with the matter. ´N§Ú©Òª¾,¥L©M¦¹¨ÆµLÃö¡C 2. As far as the eyes could reach (¡÷ see), the city was a sea of fire. ¤@²´±æ¥h,¨º«°¥«¾¨¬O¦b¤@¤ù¤õ®ü¤§¤¤¡C 3. As far as I'm concerned, you can stay out all night. ´N§Ú¨Ó»¡,§A¥i¥H¾ã±ß«Ý¦b¥~­±¡C 4. As long as there were books and stationary, he never felt lonely. ¥u­n¦³®Ñ©M¤å¨ã,¥L¤£·|ı±o±I¹æ¡C 5. He went on talking as long as three hours. ¥L«ùÄò¦a»¡¤F¤T­Ó¤p®É¡C