2022年中考英语语法知识总结 .pdf
精选资料,欢迎下载?代词:I.代词可以分为以下七大类:1 人称代词主格I,you,he,she,it,we,you,they 宾格me,you,him,her,it,us,you,them 2 物主代词形容词性my,your,his,her,its,our,their 名词性mine,yours,his,hers,its,ours,theirs 3 反身代词myself,yourself,himself,herself,itself,ourselves,yourselves,themselves 4 指示代词this,that,these,those,such,some 5 疑问代词who,whom,whose,which,what,whoever,whichever,whatever 6 关系代词that,which,who,whom,whose,as 7 不定代词one/some/any,each/every,none/no,many/much,few/little/a few/a little,other/ano ther,all/both,n either/either II.不定代词用法注意点:1.one,some 与any:1)one可以泛指任何人,也可特指,复数为ones。some多用于肯定句,any多用于疑问句和否定句。One should lear n to think of others.Have you any bookmarks?No,I don have any bookmarks.I have some questi ons to ask.2)some可用于疑问句中,表示盼望得到肯定的答复,或者表示建议,请求等。Would you like some banan as?Could you give me some mon ey?3)some和any修饰可数名词单数时,some表示某个,any表示任何一个。I have read this article in some magaz ine.Please correct the mistakes,if any.4)some和数词连用表示 大约”,any可与比较级连用表示程度。There are some 3,000 students in this school.Do you feel any better today?2.each 禾口every:each强调个别,代表的数可以是两个或两个以上,而every强调整体,所指的数必须是三个或三个以上。Each stude nt has a pocket dict ion ary./Each(of us)has a dict ion ary./We each have a dicti on ary.Every stude nt has strong and weak poin ts./Every one of us has stro ng and weak poin ts.3.none 禾口no:no等于not any,作定语。none作主语或宾语,代替不可数名词,谓语用单数,代替可数名词,谓语单复数皆可以。There is no water in the bottle.How much water is there in the bottle?None.None of the stude nts are(is)afraid of difficulties.4.other 禾口another:精选资料,欢迎下载1)other 泛指 另外的,别的”常与其他词连用,如:the other day,every other week,some other reason,no other way,the other 特指两者中的另外一个,复数为the others。如:He held a book in one hand and his no tes in the other.Two stude nts in our class failed,but all the others passed the exam.2)an other指又一个,另一个”无所指,复数形式是others,泛指 别的人或事”女口:I don like this shirt,please show me another(one).The trousers are too long,please give me ano ther pair/some others.Some like football,while others like basketball.5.all 和both,neither 和either all表示不可数名词时,其谓语动词用单数。both和all加否定词表示部分否定,全部否定用neitherAll of the books are not written in English./Not all of the books are written in English.Both of us are not teachers./Not both of us are teachers./Either of us is a teacher.四?形容词和副词I.形容词:1.形容词的位置:1)形容词作定语通常前置,但在下列情况后置:1 修饰some,any,every,no 禾口bod y,thing,one n obody abse nt,everyth ing possible 等构成的复合不定代词时2 以-able,-ible 结尾的形容词可置于有最咼级或only修饰的名词之后the best book available,the only soluti on possible 3 alive,alike,awake,aware,asleep 等可以后置the only pers on awake 4 和空间、时间、单位连用时a bridge 50 meters long 5 成对的形容词可以后置a huge room simple and beautiful 6 形容词短语一般后置a man difficult to get on with 2)多个形容词修饰同一个名词的顺序:代词数词性状形容词冠词 前的 形容词冠词 指示代词 不定代词代词所有格序数 词基数 词性质状态大小长短形状新旧 温度颜色国籍 产地材料质地名词all both such the a this ano ther your sec on d n ext one four beautif ul good poor large short square new cool black yellow Chin ese London silk stone none.文档编码:CJ2U1Z1G3R2 HI9W4D7Y6K9 ZR9B7S3B3S7文档编码:CJ2U1Z1G3R2 HI9W4D7Y6K9 ZR9B7S3B3S7文档编码:CJ2U1Z1G3R2 HI9W4D7Y6K9 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