英语语法2007年4月真题试题及答案解析(00831)
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What’s the difference between a simple verb phrase and a complex verb phrase?
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List at least 4 means of expressing future time.
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Define “ellipsis”
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Participles
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What is “fronting”?
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Rewriting B’s answer by using a cohesive device
A: Is John trying to enter Harvard Law School?
B: No, I don’t think John is trying to enter Harvard Law School.He hates lawyers.
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Rewriting the second sentence by using a cohesive device
My wife and I take a walk after supper this evening.In fact, we take a walk every evening.
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Rewriting the second clause by using a cohesive device
The limited seats should be given to old people and the younger people are advised to stand for a while.
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Using extraposition
To see all the high school kids standing on one foot outside school property and puffing away furtively and defiantly on their cigarettes makes a disappointing view.
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Using an adjunct
His child had gone to school.
He could concentrate on his research work.
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Using fronting
He plunged into the tumultuous water in order to save the girls.
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Using the passive voice
Couldn’t we ask someone to take on the job privately without anyone knowing?
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Using a nonfinite verb form
At a very early stage, Paderewski revealed that he was a master of the keyboard.
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Using a modal verb
Am I not right in supposing this is the one you want?
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Using an adjunct
Mary decided to stay in her London apartment.
She was growing sick of city Life.
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Using a relative pronoun
I am going to the airport to meet Mr Johnson.
He is a close friend of mine.
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Using a relative pronoun
She is lawyer. I know her.
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The project on that we have been working for five weeks is a great success.
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Turning the following imperative into a tag question
Don’t let the children eat a lot of sweets and ice creams.
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Which she does is often at variance with what she says.
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I met another boyfriend of Lucy yesterday.
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He stood there, his eyes closed and his hands in the pockets, looking half asleep.
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Being not helped by anybody, he is not likely to succeed.
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The girl often heard to sing the same song at the same time in her room.
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Should we always follow the advice of our olders?
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I spent the all of the summer at home.
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She said she was afraid at her father.
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—“Which newspaper would you like?”
—“It doesn’t matter. Every one.”
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He can not choose his own job, _________ can I.
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I think you should go for school earlier today.
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With an appropriate relative pronoun.
My brother speaks English fluently, _________ I don’t.
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This car is very expensive. You have to pay half a million dollars _________ it.
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With an appropriate conjunctive.
Last month I bought a watch. It is cheap, _________ it goes quite well.
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I appreciate _________(give) the opportunity to study abroad three years ago.
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I think his failure in the experiment resulted _________ his carelessness.
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It is surprising that this innocent-looking girl _________ (commit) such a crime.
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When you were in London, did you visit _________ Tower, too?
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He said that he _________(feed) up with college instructors who tried to teach him to use the “scientific method”.
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The noise of the party stopped me getting _________ sleep.
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She’s lost almost _________ friend she had.
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He lost _________ parents when he was a child.
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John hardly speaks to anybody in the class, _________?
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Let’s not take John with us on our family outing this time, _________?
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Everyone is excited by the news, _________?
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Nobody in the class agrees with you,_________?
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than, as, more, so, less
I’m not going out with a man who’s twice _______ old _______ me.
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than, as, more, most, the
The _______ information that comes in , _______ more confused the picture becomes.
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analysis, criteria, diabetes, gentry, pants, physics
a. Singular only:_____________________________________
b. Plural only:_______________________________________
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were, was, had, propaganda, propagandas
Large amounts of money _______ spent on _______.
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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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preferred, prefers, is, are, was, were, will be, shall be
During the holiday week, one-third of the students in our class _______ prepared to stay on campus for study while around ten percent of them _______ some more sleep at home.
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is, are, was, were, itself, himself, themselves
The trade union _______ believed to regard _______ as an organization where the molested could seek advice and help.
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is, are, was, were, will be, are going to be, have, has, had
The beautiful _______ something that the innocent _______ not always able to appreciate fully.
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______ you had been here, we wouldn’t have had so much trouble then.
- A.when
- B.if
- C.as
- D.since
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She sat ______ the table in the restaurant.
- A.in
- B.with
- C.from
- D.at
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Young ______ he was, he managed to make a living on his own.
- A.although
- B.since
- C.though
- D.thus
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He graduated from college ______ his parents divorced.
- A.which
- B.before
- C.while
- D.that
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He became a successful actor ______ his father never was.
- A.who
- B.whom
- C.that
- D.when
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The manager fulminated against his secretary, ______ surprised me.
- A.who
- B.whom
- C.that
- D.which
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The delegation ______ Russia will visit London this afternoon.
- A.in
- B.from
- C.at
- D.for
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Her mother can’t speak English ______ French, but is good at Japanese.
- A.yet
- B.or
- C.neither
- D.while
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The money would have to be raised by ______ taxation.
- A.far
- B.farther
- C.farthest
- D.further
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Their plane arrived ______ San Francisco this morning.
- A.from
- B.at
- C.to
- D.on
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When ______ to tell the difference between British and American English, the linguist made a long and ______ speech.
- A.asked; tired
- B.asked; tiring
- C.asking; tiring
- D.be asked; tired
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The twins had been away for such a long time that many people in the village thought they ______.
- A.ought to have died
- B.should have died
- C.must have died
- D.could have died
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“I ______ go out today. If I do, I ______ in a storm.” I said to myself when I heard the weatherman say there would be a heavy rain that day.
- A.had better not to; might have been caught
- B.had better; may be caught
- C.would not; might have been caught
- D.had better not; may be caught
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I hope that it is possible to achieve this objective by calling on the smokers ______ good judgment and show concern for others rather than by regulation.
- A.to be using
- B.to have been using
- C.use
- D.to use
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Jean Wagner’s most enduring contribution to the study of Afro-American poetry is his insistence that it ______ in a religious, as well as worldly, frame of reference.
- A.is to be analyzed
- B.were analyzed
- C.be analyzed
- D.should have been analyzed
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Mother wished I ______ you what she ______.
- A.didn’t tell; said
- B.didn’t tell; has said
- C.didn’t tell; had said
- D.hadn’t told; said
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The teacher said that Jane ______ work harder the following semester.
- A.have to
- B.had better
- C.had better to
- D.would rather to
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I only called the police when I ______ everything else.
- A.tried
- B.was trying
- C.had tried
- D.had been trying
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He ______ violin when I want to sleep.
- A.always plays
- B.play always
- C.is always playing
- D.always is playing
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James has just arrived, but I didn’t know he ______ until yesterday.
- A.will come
- B.was coming
- C.had been coming
- D.comes
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The general sent out word that no one in the bunker ______ to bed until further orders.
- A.will go
- B.would go
- C.was about to go
- D.was to go