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1．使我们感到惊讶的是，里德先生汉语说得很好。【误】To one’s surprise，Mr Read speaks Chinese very well．【正】To our surprise，Mr Read speaks Chinese very well．【析】“使某人感到惊讶的是”要用to one’s surprise这一结构表示。在具体的句子中one’s要改为my，his，our,their等，而不能用原形one’s，也不能用人称代词宾格。又如：To his surprise．he found the girl was blind．使他感到惊讶的是，那个女孩是个瞎子。 相似文献
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夏晴 《语数外学习(初中版)》2007,(7)
A little boy and his father are walking in the mountains.有一个小男孩跟他的父亲走在山中。Suddenly,the boy falls,hurts himself and screams:"AAAhhhhhhhhhhh!!!"突然小男孩跌倒了,忍不住痛得大叫了一声:"哇……喔!!!"To his surprise,he hears the voice repeating,somewhere in the mountains:"AAAhhhhhh!!!" 相似文献
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罗贤龙 《中学英语园地(高三版)》2010,(11):13-14
Once, a baker（面包师） bought some butter from a farmer. The bak-er decided to weigh the butter. To his surprise, the butter wasn＇t enough. So he took the farmer to court（法庭）. 相似文献
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About more than a hundred years ago,a man woke up and got his newspaper from the door.He sat down to read the newspaper.To his horror and surprise,he read his name in the 1)obituary column.The newspaper reported his death by mistake.At first,he was shocked.But after some time,he figured it out and wanted to find out what people had said about him. 相似文献
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张孝忠 《中学生英语读写(高中版)》2002,(12)
Opening or Closing A husband always came back home late at night,which made his wifevery angry,and the wife warned him,“If you are late again,I'll close thedoor and keep you outside.”To her surprise,her husband said smiling, 相似文献
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Heather Goldsmith 《英语辅导》2007,(6)
How was I supposed to know he collected comics? I know, many people learn surprising things about their partners after the wedding. But comics? I suppose, I should have been glad he didn't read picture books of another kind—the kind most women, myself included, wouldn't appreciate at all. And, yeah, I should have been glad he was reading something. But, I wasn't anticipating deep literary conversations about the antics of his favourite superhero. I also didn't expect his passion to grow, much by my own hand. 相似文献
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《语文世界(高中版)》2017,(3)
<正>[英语原文]Once upon a time,there was a curious man.He liked to gossip about other peoples'privacy.He knew too many secrets and found it hard to keep them all.One day he drank several cups of wine,and while drunk spilled all the secrets.To his surprise,the man next 相似文献
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(NM ET2006)32题:and happy,Tony stood up andaccepted the prize.A.SurprisingB.SurprisedC.Being surprisedD.To be surprising此题正确答案是B。有人做出如下简析:本题考查形容词的特殊用法即形容词作状语。surprised在此处用作形容词(惊奇的),表示伴随状态,与happy并列。因为逻辑主语是Tony,所以不用surprising。Beingsurprised中的being通常省略,最佳答案是B。人教版的新编高一英语教材Unit7课文最后一句是:Strong,proud and united,the people of St Petersburg are the heroesof Russia.该句在教材167页的注释为:“句子前… 相似文献
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A词数:122时间:2.5分钟Mr Carrey and his wife wanted to paint(油漆)the outside of their house.To save(节省)some money they wanted to do it them-selves.On Saturday morning they boughtsome paint and two brushes(刷子). 相似文献
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1.使我们感到惊讶的是,里德先生汉语说得很好。[误] To one’s surprise,Mr Read speaks Chinese very well.[正]To our surprise,Mr Read speaks Chinese very well.[析]“使某人感到惊讶的是”要用to one’s sur- prise这一结构表示。在具体的句子中 相似文献
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在阅读过程中,我们常常会遇到含有"to one’s+情感名词"这一结构的句子,如:To my relief,my son’s life was notin danger.(令我感到宽慰的是,我儿子的生命没有危险。1此结构表示由于某事的发生而刺激了内心世界,因此而唤起种种情感。汉语意思为"令某人(喜、怒、衷、乐……)的是……"或"使某人感到(喜、怒、哀、乐……)的是……"。此结构在使用中有以下特点:1.在句中位置灵活,既可以放句首,又可以放在句中或句末。前后可用逗号与句子的其它成分隔开,也可不用。例如:To my surprise.his painting won theprize.使我感到吃惊的是,他的绘画获奖了。I found(,)t0 my disappointment(,)that hedidn’t finish his work in time.令我失望的是我发现他没有及时完成他的工作。He broke it,greatly to my annoyance.他打破了那东西,这使我非常气恼。2.此结构中,情感名词前可用great, 相似文献
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[Purpose]:Knowledge aim:New words and the expressions Ability aim:Train them to describe a famous person about his or her story briefly.Ideological aim:To be proud of being Chinese.And let them make their mind up to work hard in order that they can contribute our country someday.Main points:New words,new pattern,the text. 相似文献
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1.你觉得这部影片如何?What/How about the film?How do you like/find the film?What is the film like?What do you think of the film?2.我买这件新外套花了25美元。The new dress cost me 25 dollars.I spent 25 dollars(in)buying the new dress.I spent 25 dollars on the new dress.I paid 25 dollars for the new dress.3.在那个时候见到他在那里,她感到吃惊。She was surprised to see him there at that time.To her surprise,she saw him there at that time.It was surprising for her to see him there at that time. 相似文献
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Christina A lexander 《语数外学习(高中版)》2007,(5)
The word "no" is one of the first words English-speaking children usually say when they are learning to talk. This is because they hear it so often from their parents."No, sweetie, do not play with the television." "No, dearest son, do not pull Mommy's hair." It was no surprise to me when my son began saying "no" to everything when he was 18 months old. He would often copy the way we reprimanded him, even shaking his little finger at us, much to our amusement. 相似文献
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Christina Alexander 《语数外学习(高中版)》2007,(2)
<正>The word “no” is one of the first words English-speaking children usually say when they are learning to talk. This is because they hear it so often from their parents.“No, sweetie, do not play with the television.”“No, dearest son, do not pull Mommy's hair.” It was no surprise to me when my son began saying “no” to everything when he was 18 months old. He would often copy the way we reprimanded him, even shaking his little finger at us, much to our amusement. 相似文献
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Sympathy is one of the essential themes that George Eliot discusses in her novels. She uses various effective narrative strategies for the emergence of that theme. This paper, based on a close reading on the passage from Middlemarch, explores one of them——the incarnation of the narrator as a character. In Middlemarch, the narrator, as a character, both shows sympathy to the characters and asks for sympathy from the readers. To show his sympathy to the characters, he provides his comprehensive analysis of the characters and authorizes his characters to present their opinions. To ask for the sympathy, he directly addresses to the readers, uses free indirect speech in the narration, and expresses his own emotions. By the strategy of incarnation of the narrator as a character, Eliot clearly presents the readers her purpose of writing. 相似文献
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O·Henry is living in the time when novelists are in the great pursuit of narrative pattern research. Hence his works is inevitably influenced. Beside his humorous language, surprising ends and expressions, O·Henry’s novels in my opinion is also marvelous for his outstanding narrative patterns arrangement. In this article, a research will be conducted onto his narrative pattern in the aspects of narrative perspectives, narrative space and narrative time. By this research, more information and references is intended to obtain for the further study on this area. 相似文献
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Everyone knows Egypt is famous for its pyramids.But do you know that Cairo is a cat city ?
One summer I visited Cairo.It was really hot.I saw cats almost everywhere.Pyramids have cats.Offices and hospitals have cats.Cats are also in the hotels and restaurants.Cats appear in the cinema too.To my surprise,even an airplane has one.There are some singing cats in concert halls.They are famous throughout the city.Once an actor was holding his pet,a dying cat,in his arms on the stage.Another cat walked around the dying cat.The cat listened to the music and looked at the dying cat,crying sadly.At first people laughed at him.A few minutes later people began to cry. 相似文献
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Two men bothseriously ill occupied the same hospital room. One man was allowed to sit up in his bedfor an hour a day to drain the fluids from his lungs. …… 《海外英语》2006,(6):35
Two men,both seriously ill,occupied the same hospital room. One man was allowed to sit up in his bed for an hour a day to drain the fluids from his lungs. His bed was next to the room's only window. The other man had to spend all his time flat on his back. The men talked for hours on end. They spoke of their wives and families,their homes,their jobs,their involvement in the military service,where they had been 相似文献