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【题目】句型转换

1Whose guitar is this ?(i同义句)

_______ ______ this guitar belong to ?

2Sally didn't go to school because of the heavy rain .(改为同义句)

Sally didn't go to school ________it rained ________.

3It must be more valuable ,________it ?(完成反意疑问句)

4The woman outside the door must be Mrs.King .(改为否定句)

The woman outside the door _______ ______Mrs.King.

5She spent three thousand yuan on the computer .(改为同义句)

The computer ________three thousand yuan .

6He didn't see anybody enter the building before eleven .(改为被动语态)

Nobody _______ ______ ______ _______ the building before eleven .

【答案】

1 Who does

2 because heavily

3 isn't

4 can't be

5 cost her

6 was seen to enter

【解析】

1句意:这是谁的吉他?同义句中使用了短语belong to,“属于”,后跟人称代词形式作宾语,因此这里的疑问词应用Who,“谁”;主语this guitar是第三人称单数,故第二个空填助动词does。

2句意:因为下大雨Sally没有去上学。原句中使用了短语because of,表示原因,后面跟名词作宾语。同义句中可以用because引导原因状语从句;第二个空用副词heavily,修饰前面的动词rained。

3句意:它一定更有价值。这个题目要求完成反意疑问句,陈述句部分是肯定的意思,反意疑问句应用否定的;句中情态动词must表示推测,此时反意疑问句的构成与情态动词没有关系,应看它后面的形式。故这里填isn’t。

4句意:门外面的那个女士一定是King夫人。此题要求变为否定句,原句中用must表示推测,意为“肯定,一定”,must只能用在肯定句中;否定句中应用can’t,故这里应填can’t be。

5句意:她花费3,000元买电脑。句中用spend表示花费,同义词是cost,主语为物,原句是一般过去时态,故第一个空应填过去式cost;第二个空填宾语her,它。

6句意:在11点之前他没有看到任何人进入大楼。本题要求改为被动语态,原句是一般过去时,主语是Nobody,be动词用单数,填was seen;原句使用了句型see sb. do sth.看到某人做某事,当用于被动语态时,动词原形前应加to,故后两个空应填to enter。

这个题目是句型转换,考查了同义句、否定句、被动语态和反意疑问句。变化同义句时,应从原句意思入手,注意使用同义词或句型的转换。例如第5小题,spendcost是同义词,但他们的用法是不同的,cost主语应为人,符合句子的意思。注意原句的时态不能变,所以第一个空用过去式cost。第6小题考查了被动语态的用法,除需要注意使用一般过去时的被动语态之外,还应注意see的句型的用法,see sb. do sth.看到某人做某事,用不带to的不定式作宾语补足语;当用于被动语态时,动词原形前应加to,故后两个空应填to enter。

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