【日积月累】高级中学三年英语课本学习知识经典编辑句子,全在这里了.doc

-! 【日积月累】高中三年英语课文经典句子，全在这里了 作为一名本科专业是英语的童鞋，老徐在英语方面有一点点体会： 对于英语成绩提高有困难的同学来说，除了背单词，背课文是个不错的办法。既能够培养语感，又能够在不经意中掌握了内在的语法。 如果觉得课文太多来不及背，那就去把经典句型给背下来。 再说了，你这还有时间呢，别说没时间。 老徐这里收集了一篇文章，把高一到高三课文里的重点句型都归纳出来了，分享给大伙儿，让孩子们在空余时间背一背，一定会有收获。 快来看看吧： 1—2(BII): 1.This is the firsttime that I have ever tasted this kind of food. (It is the first time that…) 2.Only in this waycan you learn English well. (Only in this way can/will/…sb. do sth.倒装) 3.There is not muchpoint in working on my PhD. (There is no point in doing…) 4.In this book,Hawking explains both what it means to be a scientist and how science works. 5.People who listento Hawking’s lectures sometimes find it difficult to understand him. 3—4(BII): 6.Reading is to themind what food is to the body. (A is to B what C is to D) 7.She thought I wastalking about her daughter while I was talking about my daughter. (…while…) 8.These coins are ofdifferent sizes and shapes. (be of + n.) 9.No matter how welltranslated, something of the spirit of the original work is lost. (No matter…) 10. When he woke up ,he found himself lost in the forest. (find oneself…) 11. Seen from the top,it looks as if the stadium is covered by a gray net of steel, and it looks justlike a bird’s nest made of tree branches. 12.The great momentfor European literature to come to China is between 1910 and late 1930s whenfamous writers such as Lu Xun and Guo Moruo translated both poetry and novelsinto Chinese. 5—6(BII): 13.It is only a matterof time before the police get/catch the thief. (It is a matter of …) 14.It was not untiltwelve o’clock that I went to bed last night. (It is not until … that …) 15.Can you tell mewhat your school is like? (What something is like …) 16.The news that ourteam has won the game is true. (同位语that-clause) 17. I love singing,while my brother likes playing computer games. (…while…) 18. Between Britainand Ireland, in the Irish Sea, lies the small Isle of Man. 19.The Internet alsomakes it easier for companies to keep in touch with customers and companies inother countries. (make/find/think/consider/feel it adj. for sb. to do sth.) 7—8(BII): 20.Should they havepatience, they could do the work well. 21.It’s high time thatthey got down to doing the homework. 22. If you hadfollowed my advice just now, you would be better now. (主从时间不一致) 23.If we were topanic, we would not be able to help. 24. A. She treats theboy as if he were her own son. B. He talks as ifhe had been to the moon. C. He talks as ifhe would go to the moon. 9—10(BII): 25.She is content withwhat the representatives from the world summarized at the Earth Summit. (becontent with) 26. The United Nationsheld a meeting that society should be in harmony with nature. (in harmony with) 27.Upon/On arrival,the specialist advised the AIDS patient to calm down. (upon/on n./doing sth.;advise sb. to do sth.) 28.The specialistadvised the AIDS patient to calm down immediately he arrived.(immediately/directly = as soon as 后接从句) 29.Hardly/No soonerhad the specialist arrived when/than he advised the AIDS patient to calm down.(Hardly/No sooner had sb. done sth. when/than sb. did sth.) 30.Had I known thatair conditioners cause so much pollution, I would never have bought one. 31.And poverty is lessof a problem and people are better educated, there is a good chance that wewill see less violence and fewer wars. (There is a chance that…; Chances arethat…) 11—12(BII): 32.Her brilliantparents have had a great effect on her, so she has made many breakthroughs inthe field of science. 33. It is believedthat practice makes perfect. 34.Not all people canaim their guns at the targets. = All people can not aim their guns at thetargets. 35.It is this fictionthat reminds me of my childhood. 36. Whatever(No matterhow) happens, we must keep calm. 37.In their efforts tosurvive, they find themselves on the surface of the monster itself, which turnsout to be a submarine. 38. One of the mottosfor the park----“Relying on science, technology, and knowledge to increaseeconomic power”----makes it clear that science and business can and must worktogether to build the future. 13----14(BII): 39.Where was it thatthe road accident happened yesterday? 40.It will take a lotof courage to tell the truth. 41.There was a timewhen this village used to be very quiet. 42. Go and ask tom forwhatever you need/want. 43. Even though thepure water is what gives sea water its main properties, the salinity of seaaffects both its weight and freezing point. 44. What all thesepeople have in common is that they ask to be treated with respect, share theright to work, good housing conditions and education, and be treated equally toother people, regardless of race, religion or sex. 15----16(BII): 45.There is no needfor us to discuss the problem again since it has already been settled. 46.Should it rain(Wereit to rain) tomorrow, we should have to put off the visit to the Great Wall. 47. I don’t mind hermaking fun of me. 48. While I don’t likebiology, I find it interesting. 49. Take thisopportunity please, and I guarantee (that) you won’t regret it. 50. I guarantee to payoff my debts/that I will pay off my debts. 51. They guaranteethis machine to work for four years. 17—18(BII): 52.It takes many yearsfor the ecosystem to recover. (=It takes somebody some time to do something.) 53.Young people areoften compared to the rising sun at 8 or 9 o’clock in the morning. 54.The news of theirsecret wedding soon got around. = The news that they got married secretly soongot around. = The news soon got around that they got married secretly. 55. Now that you likethe car so much, why not drive it back? 56.People like XiaoWen and many other disabled people in our country have taught us the importanceof giving everybody a chance to receive education. 57. We do cut andpaste, but we don’t use scissors or glue. 19—20(BII): 58. We may as wellhave a try and see if it can be done. 59.In terms of moneythey are quite rich, but not in terms of happiness. 60.We sometimes tendto think that the ocean bottom is made up of smooth plains. 61.It’s useless/no useto pretend/pretending that you didn’t know the truth. 62.It was four o’clockin the afternoon when he and his grandpa reached the museum in Guanghan, wherean official warmly received then. 63. I’d like to knowmore about life as it was two hundred years ago. 64.It is possible thatthe King of Stonehenge was linked to the stones: he may have had a hand inplanning the monument, or in helping transport and pull up the stones.(might/could) 1—4(BIII): 65.The elephant isabout 14 times the weight of an adult. (A is/was … times thesize/length/height/depth/width…of B) 66.What do you thinkhas happened to him? 67.During holidays,some like staying at home while others like traveling. 68.He made it a ruleto get up at 6:30 every day. 69.Only in this waycan you solve the problem. Only then did I realize that I was wrong. 70.Impressive as therecord is, it fades away next to the story of Armstrong’s struggle againstdiseases. 71. They had no ideawhat they were up against. 72.The X Games arelike the Olympic Games for sports that are less familiar to us than sports likefootball and basketball. 5—8(BIII): 73. He was more madthan excited. 74. We did what/all wecould to help her. 75.The reason why wewere late was that our car didn’t come. 76.Every/Each time Icame to the city I always called on Mr. Smith. 77. The more I get toknow him, the better I like him. 78. What kind of wordsdo you think you would need to talk about advertising advertisements? 79.Lying around themwere chains, guns, tools, bedding, clothing and many other articles. 9—12(BIII): 80. Not only do theyspeak the same language (but) they also share a number of social customs. 81.I knew the newslong before you told me. 82.Those who arediagnosed with lung cancer, as is the case with Wang Mingxiang, need operatingon immediately. 83.He sat there as ifhe were reading a novel. 84. It wasn’t until hecame here that I knew the truth. 85.To makematters/things worse, Wang also had a son in college who had taken a bank loanto pay for his studies. (even worse, worse still) 86.They can’t affordto consult a doctor or purchase medicines from a chemist when they got sick,nor can they make sure that their children keep a healthy diet. 13—16(BIII): 87.We have no choicebut to wait here. 88.The further wewalked into the forest, the more excited we became. 89. We went withoutbreakfast. 90. It will be longbefore your father comes back from the USA. 91.The instant/momentI did it I knew I had made a mistake. (minute, second) 92.After designingmore experiments, they were able to clarify the procedure by which beescommunicate information that they use to find and fetch food. 93.They use the samesenses as we do and their feet and hands are similar to ours, except thatChimpanzees still have opposable toes and grasp things with their feet.