写句子1.她宁愿死都不愿失去孩子们.She die lose the children.2.有必要的话.我会请你帮忙. , I’ll call you for help.3.I won’t go .4. 他们到底什么时候结婚的?When they got married?5.She suggested us turning to him for help. = She sugges 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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写句子（每空1分，满分15分）

1.她宁愿死都不愿失去孩子们。She _________ __________ die ___________ lose the children.

2.有必要的话，我会请你帮忙。_____________ ___________, I’ll call you for help.

3.I won’t go __________ ____________ (除非有人邀请).

4. 他们到底什么时候结婚的？When ___________ _____________ ___________ they got married?

5.She suggested us turning to him for help. = She suggested that ______ _____ to him for help.

6.只有努力工作，你将来才能成功。

Only if you work hard ____________ ___________ ___________ in the future.

1.would rather; than

2.If necessary

3.unless invited

4.was it that

5.we turn

6.will you

【解析】

1. rather... than...意为“宁愿……而不愿”， than 所连接的词语必须与前面的词语在词性和结构上保持一致。故填would rather; than.

2. (it is/was )adj 的省略it is/ was的形式，此处if necessary = if it is necessary故填If necessary.

= unless (he is) invited.故填unless invited.

4. is/was... that/who...”来强调句中的主语、宾语、状语等成分，这里以when开头改为疑问句。故填was it that.

5. that... 建议……；从句中用虚拟语气，即从句谓语形式是“(should)+动词原型” ，这里should被省略掉了。故填we turn.

6. if放在句首时,应该用倒装句型，将句子中的"助动词"提前，此处也就是将will提前。故填will you.

考点：考查固定结构、省略语法、强调语气、虚拟语气和倒装句型

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