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3.‘I'm not going out this evening,'said Jake to Ben.
Jake told Ben thathe wasn't going out that evening.

分析 杰克对本说,"我今晚将不出去."

解答 答案:he wasn't going out that evening.考查句型转换.
第二个变换句子考查直接引语变间接引语.当直接引语为陈述句,变为间接引语时,从句中人称、时态、指示代词、时间、地点(状语)等都要发生变化.在本题中,I指Jake,要变为he,直接引语中的一般将来时态要变为过去将来时态,还有this要变为that.故正确答案是:he wasn't going out that evening.

点评 解答此类问题,要了解相关的近义词或同义词,同一个意思用不同的英语句型表达,然后结合题意及上下文写出正确答案.

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