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8.Cbe buried in buried in; concentrate on.
11 Give this prize to the student ______ composition is thought excellent.
“I called looking for him all day, but could not find.”
① substitution; replacement, alone, in the sentence or the end of the sentence.
They hope to destroy us one by one, but they shall fail.
A.destroy B.damageC.ruins D.ruin
She buried her face in her hand and wept.
3 blow strong> (blew, blown) blow away, blown away; (wind / air) blow, flow
② first word is the adjective most senior or only, any, few, no, all, one of, every, some, the only, the very, the right, last, just, much, little, when so modified.
6 Eighty four pecent of the group _______.
② extension; stretch
5. who —– whom
10 Analysis destroy, ruin, and the damage
7.B due to visit a transitive verb, it can not be used to guide the relationship adverb phrase from sentence; because here a non-restrictive clauses, so use which.
4.C non-restrictive clauses, excluding A and B, the first word is the thing “he been working in the office for an hour “, the relative pronoun to use which.
Eg: Are you quite well?
④ first word when both people have a thing. Eg: They talked about the teachers and schools strong> that they had visited. ⑤ When the main sentence is who or which particular interrogative at the beginning.
A. the real nameB.what his real name
11 Analysis injure, hurt, strong> and wound
3.A injured in the accident, the use of injure .
The fire destroyed all my books. The fire destroyed all my books.
(b) the single-sentence error correction.
These machines have lain idle since the factory closed.
15.D protect means the protection, rescue means to rescue, rescue.
③ reach
9.B of which the top = whose top.
C. his real nameD. whose real name
All his hopes were destroyed. all his hopes were dashed the.
2.Crise here as “growth” solution, and the following fall echoes.
9.Aat an end to complete, end; end to end end to end; on end continuously; to a stop should come before the words.
Eg: I will write to him right away. I wrote to him immediately.
All strong> that is worth doing should be done well.
Eg; They seem to know what they are doing = It seems that they know what they are doing.
5 You l understand it when you ______ my age.
9 Analysis right away strong> and right now
strong> ① injure strong> generally refers to accidents or incidents and injuries. May also refer to hurt feelings, reputation, self-esteem (mental harm, but more with hurt).
③ when the first word itself is:
5 George Orwell, ______ was Eric Arthur, wrote many political novels and essays.
Eg: Once there was a tall tree in front of my house. ( past tense)
Eg: A cold wind blew across the river.
strong> four special training grammar (attributive clause):
strong> 1 the following conditions, only that which can not be used to guide the attributive clause:
A. who B.which C.this D.what
Eg: He was buried with his wife
(2) reach the other uses
13.C far more is “much more” means, far and much more can be accessed by the same level.
strong> one needs to master the vocabulary: words in the unit triangle in the table without all the words and phrases (see class notes)
④ be at an end strong> end to end. Be at the end of strong> … in the end, to the extent of …; in the end strong> Finally, finally; bring sth. to an end strong> termination, the … … end; put an end to sth strong>. termination of something; come to an end strong> end end; without end strong> endless of; make ends meet strong> to make ends meet, living within our means.
Eg: Nothing strong> that he talked about can be seen now.
They want us to bring down one by one, but they will not succeed.
(1) there be structure: be the singular and plural subject after its decision, there are parallel subject, by the number closest to the subject to decide. Eg: There is strong> a little cat under the tree.
(C) multiple-choice
Eg: His words hurt me / my feelings.
12 He told his mother all ______ he had seen on the way home.
eg: This is the room in strong> which Lu Xun lived.
2.D non-restrictive clauses, excluding A and B (while it does not direct attributive clause), relationship between words in the clause for the time adverbial, to use the relationship adverb when., rather than the relative pronoun which.
2 well: strong> (1) as a noun, “Well, well”
There has been a heavy rain here. (now complete)
③ wound strong> strong> refers to the trauma, such as gunshot wounds, stab wounds, Jianshang, particularly of the war, fighting injuries.
3 The family which I am staying with in the US are kind to me.
③ seem strong> predicative (noun / adjective / prepositional phrase) strong> Eg:
A.which B.whom C.who D.whose
A.that I visitedB.which I visited C.where I visited D. in which I visited
Eg: Who strong> is the man that is reading a book over there?
6.A the way after the attributive clause in which, or that can be used to guide, the word can not lead; also can see the way for conjunctions to guide clause.
strong> ① destroy strong> emphasis has the power to destroy or destruction to something completely destroyed. Generally difficult to repair, can be used metaphorically (for physical, mental or moral completely destroyed, so that can not be recovered) Eg:
two additional references:
3 – Why, she is absent again!
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Eg: He is writing a novel right now. He is writing a novel.
The clock is that strong> which tells time.
11.A casual working in the dash behind the content of appositive, can only use that to guide.
Eg : It seemed that the manager was angry. managers seem angry.
I didn have a pen, so I used a pencil instead strong>. I do not have a pen, so I use a pencil.
5.Areach means to achieve (something); reach; available. B and C options are intransitive verb, not directly with the term, D option is not correct.
He got wounded in the fighting. He was wounded in combat.
3 Dorothy was always speaking highly of her role in the play, _____, of course, made the others unhappy.
5.D whose guidance attributive clause, only in the sentence as attributive, all constitute the rest of the attributive clause.
At last, we reached a decision. Finally, we made the decision.
Eg: The village lay in ruins after the war. After the war, the village in ruins.
A.the way B.in the way that C.in the way D.the way which
four special training grammar (attributive clause):
I mean the one < / strong> that was bought yesterday.
③ antecedent for the ordinal numeral or modification time.
A.surprise B.well C.rise D.shock
Eg: Blood welled out from the wound.
three grammar points: — by the attributive clause that, which, who, whose guidance the attributive clause (see section 90-91 textbook page)
Eg: He was badly injured in a car accident.
8.B this picture of things with which, and the first word is the one only with that.
The snake charmer reached out gingerly to touch the snake in his basket.
– She was ______ badly in an accident.
The only strong> thing that she could do was to go to the police for help.
7 New York, _______ last year, is a nice old city.
6 What surprised me was not what he said but ______ he said it .
② hurt strong> in particular, refers to the mental and emotional injury, physical pain. (Knife, etc.) hurt, (language, etc.) damage. Used as a transitive verb, meaning “pain, suffering”
A.reach B.arrive C.getD.go to
Eg: The strong wind damaged my house. Strong wind to my house damaged.
Oxfordhas been ruined by the motor industry.
② non-restrictive attributive clause:
I want it typed right away, please. Please print it out immediately.
1 Uncle Wang has a pet dog who can catch mice.
1 —– 5 CDBCD 6 —- 10 ABBBC 11 —- 12 DB
12 . D none in front of many echoes, as found in object.
Eg: I hope everything is going well with you.
The old man reached the crisis in his illness. old man condition has reached a critical stage.
① when the relative pronoun in front of prepositions:
1 The result of the experiment was very good, _____ we hadn expected.
snake charmers were carefully hand to touch the basket that he the snake.
10.C Far away far away places; Out and away far; Right away immediately; Go ahead for.
The child seems honest / an honest boy. The child seems to be candid.
A.of that B.of which C.whose D.which
8 This picture ______ has a house and flowers is the one ______ I like best.
9 This is the mountain ______ the top is always covered with snow.
The shoes are so tight that my feet hurt.
12.B antecedent to all, so the relative pronoun to use that.
A.who; which B.which; that C.who; whoD.whose; that
② right now the equivalent of at this very moment; at present in the moment, at this time, when the state can be used for
Tom isn the boy strong> that he used to be. (relative pronoun that in this as predicative)
The heat of summer has reached its climax. is already in the summer hot weather.
There is strong> an apple, two pears and some bananas in the basket.
4 bury strong> buried, to someone or something hidden in the ground, cover someone / thing
Eg: There lived a fisherman in the small village.
10.CI guess as a parenthesis, who in the attributive clause as subject.
A.heB.thisC . which D.who
(a) multiple choice
strong> 1.C This is a pragmatic problem. Old friends meet again, the natural joy, so you can say “How nice!” Strong interference term is A, but the “Sounds good!” Implied meaning is not the case, used here is not suitable.
A. when B. that C. whichD. what
7 instead: strong> adv.
eg: That strong> which you told him about is what we want to know.
The wind blew my hat off.
Your remark may injure her pride. your words may hurt her self-esteem.
It seemed like a disaster at the time. At the time it would be a disaster.
⑥ first word in the main sentence for predicative or relative pronoun in the clause as a predicative time.
4.Cin ruins fixed match, meaning: destroyed, was in ruins.
long in the cold bare, nipped his hand.
phrase: go for a blow strong> out blow; blow sth. out strong> blow (fire, etc.); blow sth.away strong> blown down; blown away
phrase: be in ruins strong> was in ruins; fall into ruin in ruins; come to ruin destruction, come to nothing; ruin oneself to self-destruction
2 It was an exciting moment for these football fans this year, _____ for the first time in years their team won the World Cup.
Eg: Look at the flowers, you can see the two strong> that you gave me.
5 The farmers from who we have learnt a lot are becoming rich by working hard.
The two sides were unable to reach agreement. the two sides failed to agree.
I will go instead of strong> you. I go on your behalf.
A.what B.thatC.whichD.whom
(2) there be structures, be a variety of temporal changes
1 – Guess what! I came across an old friend at the party last night.
① (often with out, for once) hand
(b) the single-sentence error correction.
A.injuredB.harmedC.shocked D.beaten
Eg: you will understand it when you reach my age
He seems to be very happy = It seems that he is very happy.
② seem to do strong> … strong> / seem to be strong> … as if … …, with It seems / seemed that exchange.
since the plant shut down after the machine has been idle.
so you get to my age you know.
7.Cwhose as attribute to guide non-restrictive clauses.
(3) phrase: reach a conclusion strong> conclusion; within one reach strong> within reach of the range; beyond / without one reach strong > out of reach
① first word is all, much, little, everything, anything, nothing, none, few, the one, no one, some other variable pronoun.
8 It seemed that strong> the world was at an end!
1 Now, imagine strong> there has been a big earthquake.
(2) intransitive verb, “(as spring-like) emission, outflow “
2 The singer who voice is broken can no longer appear on the stage.