全国自考英语语法模拟试卷(4)
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				preposition 
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				mass nouns 
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				dangling participle 
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				aspect 
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				What is complete inversion? 
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				Provide examples to illustrate some different types of time adjuncts. 
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				Using inversion: The speech was so boring that the audience all left halfway. 
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				Using discontinuity: I want to talk to him about the practicability of the research method in person. 
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				Using non-finite form.: I am sure it'll do you good if you admit that you made the mistake. 
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				Using the passive voice: They finally arrived at the conclusion. 
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				Using subjunctive mood: I didn't have any money with me, so I couldn't lend you some. 
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				Using cleaving for time adjunct: On October first, new China was founded. 
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				Using extraposition: Whether you keep the money or give it away is none of my concern. 
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				Using the passive voice: They let us go. 
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				Using negation: It will rain tomorrow, so we will have to cancel the sports meet. 
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				Using a modal auxiliary: They were obliged to sell their house in order to pay their debts. 
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				Using a disjunct: It is natural that as a beginner he isn't a good driver yet. 
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				Using a counter-factual conditional: We lost the game because he didn't join us. 
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				Using the passive voice: I took these photos on the Great Wall last week. 
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				Using fronting: An old man sat quietly in the corner. 
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				Using a modal verb: Am I not right in supposing this is the one you want? 
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				With an appropriate relative pronoun: (1)This is the very place ________ I'm wishing to live in. (2)The person ________ is talking to the shop assistant is an engineer. 
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				With an appropriate coordinator or subordinator: (1) ________ he does is often at variance with what he says. (2) ________ you go, I go too. 
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				With an appropriate relative pronoun: (1) ________ we all know, oil and water don't mix up. (2)This is the only dictionary ________ he often turns to for help. 
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				With question tags: (1)You had to take the early bus ________ ? (2)It is ten years since he joined the army, ________ ? 
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				With an appropriate link verb: (1)I, who ________ your teacher, will try my best to help you with your study. (2)Writing stories and articles ________ what I enjoy most. 
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				With an appropriate coordinator or subordinator: (1)You can deceive her some of the time, ________ not all the time. (2)I think it best ________ you should stay here. 
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				With assertive, non-assertive or negative words: (1)I'm trying to persuade him to come but I'm getting ________. (2)Satellite technology offers the opportunity, as ________ before, for continuous television coverage of major international events. 
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				With an appropriate coordinator or subordinator: (1) ________ the worker stopped for lunch, people were allowed to enter the building. (2)Mr. Clinton was a high school teacher for many years, ________ now he is teaching at the university. 
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				With determiner: (1)She's lost almost ________ friend she had. (2)He lost ________ parents when he was a child. 
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				With an appropriate preposition: (1)The man sitting in the corner reminds me ________ my uncle Tom. (2)I think it isn't good ________ children to get everything they want. 
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				is, are, has, have, having A team which ________ full of enthusiasm ________ a better chance of winning. 
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				that, which, who, is, are, have been The boy and the dog ________ are in the picture ________ very lovely. 
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				even though, as though, although, understand, understood, understanding Whenever the professor explained something, she kept smiling and nodding her head from time to time ________ ________ every word of his lecture. 
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				is, was, are, scissors, scissor, scissores There ________ some ________ in the desk drawer in the bedroom if you need them. 
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				is, are, has, have, having The average British family, which ________ smaller and richer than 50 years ago, ________ 3.6 members. 
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				less, little, few, fewer If we had followed his plan, we could have done the job better with ________ money and ________ people. 
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				two fifth, two fifths, is, are ________ of the land in that district ________ covered with trees and grass. 
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				that, which, when, who I shall never forget those years ________ lived in the country with the farmers, ________ has a great effect on my life. 
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				woman, women, has, have, having The number of ________ doctors in the hospital ________ increased dramatically over the past decade. 
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				don't, wouldn't, didn't, shouldn't, on, at, in I'd rather you ________ make any comment ________ the issue for the time being. 
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				________ I like the color of the hat, I do not like its shape. - A.While
- B.If
- C.When
- D.Because
 
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				—I'd like some more cheese. —Sorry, there's ________ left. - A.nothing
- B.none
- C.a little
- D.few
 
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				He was very busy yesterday, otherwise,he ________ to your birthday party. - A.would come
- B.came
- C.would have come
- D.should come
 
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				If only I ________ that silly thing! - A.haven't done
- B.hadn't done
- C.didn't done
- D.never done
 
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				The only candidate ________ can hope to defeat him is quit now. - A.who
- B.which
- C.that
- D.when
 
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				During the final match, all the audience shouted ________ excitement. - A.at
- B.for
- C.by
- D.with
 
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				If I ________ enough money then, I ________ the dress. - A.have; would have bought
- B.had; would buy
- C.had had; would have bought
- D.would have; would buy
 
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				________ is responsible for the accident will be punished. - A.Whoever
- B.Whatever
- C.Who
- D.What
 
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				All the apples ________ fell down from the tree were eaten up by the pigs. - A.which
- B./
- C.that
- D.they
 
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				The newly-built theatre is ________ the old one. - A.as twice big as
- B.twice more bigger than
- C.twice the size of
- D.twice so big as
 
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				What he has done is ________ what I have done. - A.superior to
- B.more superior to
- C.superior than
- D.more superior than
 
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				Don't go there this afternoon, I'd rather you ________ tomorrow. - A.went
- B.go
- C.will go
- D.would go
 
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				To fully understand the writer, we must read not only between the lines, but sometimes ________ the lines. - A.within
- B.beyond
- C.beside
- D.among
 
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				If there were no examinations, we should have ________ at school. - A.the happiest time
- B.a more happier time
- C.much happiest time
- D.a much happier time
 
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				The poor woman with her two children in a street corner ________ - A.was seen beg
- B.were seen beg
- C.was seen bagging
- D.were seen begging
 
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				We have been told that under no circumstances ________ the telephone in the office for personal affairs. - A.may we use
- B.we may ring
- C.we could borrow
- D.did we answer
 
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				The new bike is a great deal ________ the old one. - A.as good as
- B.good as
- C.the better than
- D.better than
 
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				If you ________ hard, you ________ in the exam. - A.worked; wouldn't have failed
- B.had worked; wouldn't fail
- C.had worked; wouldn't have failed
- D.worked; wouldn't fail
 
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				He ________ at the meeting, but his heart attack prevented him. - A.will speak
- B.is going to speak
- C.had to speak
- D.was going to speak
 
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				He was only in ________ at the time. - A.his 20's
- B.the 20's
- C.his twenties
- D.the twenties
 
