语法答案Ex35EEx40F.docx

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语法答案Ex35EEx40F

Ex.35E

1.ThelightsuddenlywentoutandAnnofferedtogetthecandle.ButMrJonessaidthathe’drathershegotanotherbulb.Annsaidthereweren’tanyand（that）shopswereshut.

2.Themannexttomeasketohavealookatmypaperashewantedtoseethefootballresults.IsaidIhadn’tfinishedityetandtoldhimtowaitamoment.Hesaidhecouldn'twaitlongashewasgettingoffatthenextstop.

3.IsaidtoTomthatIwouldhavethemoneyforhimthefollowingweekandaskedifIshouldpostittohim.Heaskedmetokeepitinmysafetillhecouldcomeandcollectit,foralotofhismailhadbeengiongastraylatelyandhewouldhatetolooseoneofmylargecheques.

4.AnnaskeifIhadheardthenoiseandwhatIthoughtitwas,（Isaid）Ithoughtitwasonlyratsrunningupanddowninsiadethewall,butshesaiditmightbesomeonetryingtogetinandasked/advisedmetogoandsee.

5.Isuggestedstarting/offeredtostart/askedifIshouldstartthenextday.ButTomsaidhe’dratherIstartedthatday.

6.MyfathertoldmethathehadrunoutofstampsandaskedifIhadgotany.IsaidIhadn’t,andofferedtogooutandgetsomeifheliked.Hetoldmenottobotherashehadmissedthepostanyway.

7.Iaskewhyhewasspendingsolongonthoseaccounts.Hesaidhecouldn’tmakethembalance;heseemedtobe13poundsshortandthatmeanthewouldhavetoputin13poundsofhisownmoneytomakeitup.Iaskedifhe’dlikemetogothroughthemandseeifIcouldfindamistake.

8.Tomesays（inthepostcard）thatwearen’ttoworryabouthim.Hewas’ntbadlyinjuredandisbeingverywelllookedafter.HesaysheissomingbacknextWednesdayonthe9o’clockflightfromZurichandasksustomeettheplane.

Ex.35F

（1）  hademigratedtoAustralia

（2）  hadheardfromhim

（3）  hadgottwoorthreeletters

（4）  hadsentaChristmascard

（5）  hadgoneto

（6）  hadbought/bought

（7）  hadstayedthere

（8）  hadcomefrom

（9）  hadneversaidanythingaboutit

（10）hadalwayssounded

（11）hadgotmarried

（12）hadbeenstolen

（13）hadneverbought

（14）hadneversenther

（15）hadonlybeen

（16）didnotremember

（17）didnotrecognize

（18）hadseenhim

（19）hadbeeneating

（20）hadhated/hated

Ex.35G

…Helenexclaimedthatshehadn’tputitanywhere.Billcontinuedthatshemusthaveputitinadrawerorinthewritingdesk.Heleninsistedthatshehadn’tevenseenitandaddedthathedidn’tlookafterhisthingsproperly.Heexlainedthathewouldhavetofinditbecausehethoughthehadwonthefirstprizeandhewouldn’tbeabletoclaimitwithouttheticket.Helensuggestedthathehadperhapsputitinhiswalletafterall..ThenBillrememberedthatcasetheycouldsaygoodbyetotheprize,becausehislotteryticketwasatthecleaner’swhereshehadtakenhisoverallsonthepreviousMonday!

Ex.36A

1.Hewaswarnedbyalightflashingrepeatedly.

2.Anarticlewrittenbymybrotherappeared…

3.Hisdecisiontoretiresurprised…

4.…nohopeofwinningthegame.

5.Herefusedtheinvitationtowrite…

6.…ofAnna’sdiongthejob.

7.Thearticlewrittenbymybrother…

8.…reputationforhonesty.

9.Shemadeapointofcominglate…

10.…inchemistry.

11.…onchildren

12.…forthatman;…tohim

13.Thisleap,rightacrossthefissure,…

14.…menalive

15.Thisisaformoffishingopentoallanglers.

16.Thepictureshowsariveralivewithallkindsofboatsandbarges

17.Thehouseablaze…

18..Hisnotveryintelligentson…

19.Itisalovelyandfineday.

20.…uninvitedguestsattheparty.

21.ifyouarearetiredworker,…

22.Theunemloymentsituation…

23.…anyenergycrisisinourcountry

24.…aten-year-oldgirl.

25.…ared–carpetedroom.

26.Iwasawakenedbyabarkingdog…

27.…thefirstnewsGeorgehadhadofhisfriend’sabsence

28.Manywayshavebeenfoundtouse…

29.Theassumptionismadethatthecylinder…

30.…thefirstI’veactuallymetofthehundredsofthousandssotreated.

Ex.36B

1.Allintheirtwenties,thethreemenpleadednotguilty.

2.Agrandfatherlyoldman,thejudgelookedharmlessandreadytobelieveusfromthebeginning.

3.Colombus’sassumptionthatthelandhehaddiscoveredwastheeasternextremityofAsiawassonprovedwrong.

4.Somepeople,especiallystudentreaders,liketolookfora“moral”ineverythingtheyread-a“moral”beingsomeruleofconductwhichtheyregardasapplicabletotheirlives.

5.Columbus’sreportthattherewasakinginthesouthwhoownedgreatquantitiesofgoldlured…

6.Thesuspicionthatsmokinghassomethingtodowithcancerrestsonseveralkindsofevidence.

7.Thefactthatyouwenttosleepduringmylecturesuggeststhat…

8.TheknowledgethatIcanalwayscalluponyouforsupportis…

9.Theywerebuildingabridgeacrosstheriver,abridgewhichwasintended…

10.YesterdayIwentskating–somethingIhadn’tdoneforyears.

11.Heisnowfacedwithanimportantdecision–adecisionthat…

12.Manymemberswereabsent,notablythevice-chairman

13.AnumberofAmericanpresidents,includingMcKinley,Harding,Roosevelt,andKennedy…

14.Theyhadtofacethefactthatthenearestfillingstation…

15.Theideathatmywatchmightbewrongdidnotoccurtome.

16.Whenavictimsuffersamajorburn--oneinwhichatleast20percentoftheskinislost--damdageusuallyextendsfarbeyondtheburnsite.

17.Adrylightingstorm,thatis,athunderstormwithoutrain,startedafireinaremotepartoftheforestinAugust.

18.Halfanhourlater,theseconddiverreturnedwiththesamereport--nothing.

19.Nairobi’srailroadstationisthestartingpointforEastAfrica’smosttravalledpassengertrain,theovernightexpresstoMombasa,Kenya’sportontheIndiaOcean.

20.Apeopleofinventorsanddiscoverers,philosophersandsoilders,poetsandcraftsmen,theancientChinesegavetheworldmanyofitsmostusefulthings:

paperandgunpowder,printingandthecompass.

Ex.36C

1.IusuallygotoParisinsummer.

2.WealwaysmeetintheparkonSundayafternoon.

3.Justaboutanhourago,IsawJohnintheoffice.

4.BeforeIgetup,Ialwayshaveacupofteainbed.

5.IseldomgetupearlyonSunday.

6.Healwaysplayswellinanimportantgame.

7.Weusuallyeatoutwhenwegotothetheatre.

8.Lastnight,hespokeverywellatthedebate.

9.Hearrivedatthemeetingpunctuallyat8o’clock.

10.WearegiongtomeetatJohn’shouseat9oclocktomorrow.

11.Ipaymyratesonceamonththisyear/Thisyear,Ipaymyratesonceamonth.

12.Thetelephonerangtwicewhileyouwereout/Whileyouwereout,…

13.Wehavelecturesallthemorningeverydaythisweek/Thisweek,…

14.Ishallbeawayforadayortwoseveraltimesthissummer/Thissummer,…

15.therewerepowercutsfortwoorthreehoursatatimealmosteverydayduringthewinterof1947/Duringthewinterof1947,…

16.Interviewswilltakeplacebetweennineandtwelveeveryweekdaynextmonth./Nextmonth,…

17.Visitstothemuseumwillbebetweentowandfourduringthesummer.

18.Thatmorning,wives,mothersandsweetheartswaitedwithhighlycommendablepatienceonthequay.

19.Towardsevening,theofficerondutypointedexcitedlytowardsthewest.

20.OnOctober4th,1954,wewaitedatBristolforseveralhoursinthemorning.

21.Cominghomelatelastnightalittledrunk,hefellheadlongintotheditch.

22.Asthefurrycaterpillarslowlycrawledalongtheleaf,thesmallgirlscreamedinterror.

23.Somestudentsverymuchenjoyarguingwithoneanotherexcitedlyingloomycafes.

24.HetoldmethatonhisfirstvisittoLondonhehadarrivedatVictoriaatexactlyfourmintuespastonthe4thApril,1944.

25.Earlyinthemorning,theDuchesshasoftenbeenseencarefullychoosingvegetablesinthemarket.

Ex.36D

1.Naturally,Iwillhaveto…

2.Frankly,Iwas…

3.Clearly,therehasbeen…

4.Fortunately,Robertsreturnedthecheque.

5.Oddlyenough,hedidnot…

6.Notunreasonably,heprotested…

7.Interestingly,heneverknewthathe…

8.Hopefully,thetwosidesmay…

9.Quiteobviously,hedoesnotwantto..

10.Strangelyenough,theburglerhadnotbaken…

11.Sureenough,asilutionwillbe…

12.Rightly,theChinesepeopleprotested…

13.Evenmoreimportant,weoughttoput…

14.,Surely,Ihavemethimbefore.

15.Toyourregret,herefusedourinvitation.

16.Luckily,someonemanagedtofindme.

17.Youtelephonedthehospitalfirst,quiterightly.

18.Foolishy,thegirldidnotaskyourname.

19.Understandably,herappointmenthasnotbeenconfirmed.

20.Curiously,thedogneverbarked.

21.Wisely,allthedoorshadbeenbolted.

22.Clearly,weshallhavetoinformthepolice.

23.Notunaturally,wehadallfeltratheralarmed.

24.Theaccidenthappened,possible,whenIwasinthegarden.

25.Whatismoreinportant,weshouldn’tletithappenagain.

Ex.36E

1.moreover2.Inotherwords

3.Also4.Inotherwords/Thatistosay

5.Tnthatcase6.Still

7.however8.Actually

9.So10.Nevertheless

11.afterall12.Forthermore

13.forallthat14.conversely

15.consequently16.Asaresult

17.then18.therefore

19.Besides20.First;Seondly;Thirdlyandmostimportant

Ex.37A

1.food/kind（*one）2.one

3.it（*one）4.one,/（*one）

5.One,one’s/his6.noe

7.one8.one

9（one）10.people（*one）

11.that（*one）12.One,oneself/himself

13.one14.one

15.one16.（one）

17.ones18.（one）,（one）

19.ones20.one

Ex.37B

1….andIhavedoneso.2….thanhewasdoingbefore

3….anddoesnottodoarchaecology.4….buthedidn’tdoso.

5….SodoesSally.6….betterthanhedoeshiswife.

7….ithasnotdoneso,8….No,butwedo.

9….ButhiswifedidtoChicago.10….Andhedidsotometoo.

Ex.37C

1.SodidI2.Sodoesshe.

3.Sodoeshissister4.Sodoesiron.

5.Sodothebuses.6.Sodidhismother.

7.Soshedoes.8.Sohedoes.

9.Sodoeshe.10.Soitdid.

11.Sodidthedean12.Sodoesgrass.

13.Soshedid14.Sohedoes

15.Sodidhisbrother16.Soi