2022年中考英语语法知识点总结2 .pdf

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1、。精选资料，欢迎下载名词复数的特殊变化。普通名词的复数我们知道是直接加-s 或-es，a.class,box,watch,brush等词以 s,x,ch,sh,结尾，复数要加-es;b.story,factory 等以 辅音字母+y 结尾的词复数要先将-y 变成-i再加-es;c.knife,wife,life等以-f 或-fe结尾的词一般先将-f 或-fe 变为-v,再加-es;d.以-o 结尾的名词，一般来说，末尾是 元音字母+o 的词加-s，我们学过的有radio,zoo。末尾是 辅音字母+o的词，变复数加-es。如：tomato,hero,potato，当然其中的 piano 和 ph

2、oto，又是一个例外，他们的结尾只能加-s。e.child(children),foot(feet),tooth(teeth),mouse(mice),man(men),woman(women)等词的复数变化全不遵循规则。注意：与 man 和 woman构成的合成词，其复数形式也是-men 和-women。如：an Englishman，two Englishmen.但 German不是合成词，故复数形式为 Germans;f.deer，sheep 等词单复数同形。people，police，cattle 等词，以单数形式出现，但实为复数，所以它们的谓语当然也是复数形式，这就是集体名词。the

3、 English，the French，the Chinese等名词表示国民总称时，也作复数用。注意：maths，politics，physics等学科名词,虽然以-s 结尾，仍为不可数名词。还有theUnited States(美国)，the United Nations(联合国)等应视为单数。别奇怪，名词有时也可以作定语的。它作定语时一般用单数，但也有以下例外。a.man,woman 等作定语时，它的单复数以其所修饰的名词的单复数而定。如：men workers，women teachers。b.数词+名词作定语时，这个名词一般保留单数形式,中间加连字符。如：a ten-mile walk

4、 十里路，two-hundred trees 两百棵树。精选资料，欢迎下载代词中第一个“小个性”就是物主代词。像my和 mine 这两个小冤家总是让人分不清谁是谁。但你只要记住它们最重要的区别my的后面一定要接名词，不可以单独出现，只能做定语，如：my father;而 mine 则是名词性，只能单独出现，在句中做主语和表语。如：Mine is green.Its mine.记住这两个句子，凡是名词性物主代词(yours,hers,his,its,ours,theirs)就都可以放在mine 的位置上了。代词的第二个“罗嗦”就是它有一个小跟班-self(selves)反身代词，也就是表示“自己

5、、亲自”的意思。关于反身代词，需要注意的是她不能单独做主语，但可以放在人称代词后面，做同位语。如：Marry herself said so.玛丽她自己这么说的。Of+名词性物主代词：of+物主代词构成双重所有格。公式为：a(an,this,that)+名词+of+名词性物主代词。因为物主代词不可与 a,an,this,that,these,those,some,any,no,each,every,such,another等词一起前置，修饰一个名词，而必须用双重所有格。如：a friend of mine(我的一个朋友)some,any 的用法：上面的内容以提到过every 和 each 的用

6、法：every 强调全体的概念，指三个以上的人或物(含三个)，不可单独使用;each 强调个体概念。指两个以上的人或物(含两个)，可单独使用.。Every student in our school works hard.(我们学校的学生都很用功。)Each student may have one book.(每个学生都可有一本书。)both,either,neither的用法：both 意为“两者全都”，与复数连用。either意为“两者中间的任何一个”，neither 表示“两者之间一个也不是”，与单数连用。如：Both of the them come from London。他们两人

7、都是伦敦人。You may take either with you。两个中间你随便带哪个都行。Neither is correct。两个都不对。Few，a few 和 little，a little的用法：Few，a few 用来代替和修饰可数名词，little，a little用来代替和修饰不可数名词;a few 和 a little 着重肯定意思，相当于汉语“有几个”，“有一点儿”;few 和 little 着重否定意思，相当于汉语“没有几个”，“没有多少”文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9

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14、X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7。精选资料，欢迎下载定语时排列有一定的先后顺序。它们往往遵循以下规律：冠词或人称代词所有格+数词+性质+大小+形状+表示老少、新旧+颜色+事物质地、人的国籍、用途。There is something wrong with my bike。这句话可能让你挠挠头皮。大部分形容词做定语时的位置是放在名词之前的，但当形容词所修饰的词为something，anything，nothing，everything等以-thing为字尾的词语时，形容词要后置。形容词级别问题：a.Our classro

15、om is twice larger than theirs。(我们的教室是他们的两倍。)这种表示倍数的句子用times+形容词比较级+than b.Im three years older than you.(我比你大三岁。)表示 大三岁，高二厘米 等时用 表示数量词的词+比较级 。c.越来越 用比较级+and+比较级 来表示。如：The earth is getting warmer and warmer。(地球变得越来越暖和。)d.越就越 用the+比较级，the+比较级 来表示。如：The busier he is，the happier he feels。(他越忙，越觉得高兴。)最高

16、级用法，最高级要用于三者以上。还有几点是不得不提的：alone 和 lonely：I feel lonely,because I am alone at home.你独自一人在家用alone 表示 单独的、独自一人的 ，它表示一个客观事实，在句中只能做表语。你在家感到寂寞，lonely，表示主观上感到 孤独 寂寞，指一种悲伤忧郁的情绪，可作定语和表语。older和 elder:Jack is older than me,he is my elder brother.杰克比我大要用older，表示 年纪大的，年老的，常用做表语;他是我的长兄用elder，表示 年老的，年长的，用做定语，只用于比较

17、两个人的长幼，只能作表语。文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT

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23、5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7。精选资料，欢迎下载一般认为形容词+ly 就变成了副词，如形容词quick 加上-ly变成副词quickly。但是象friendly,lovely 虽然以 ly 结尾，但实则是形容词，She is friendly to me(她对我很友好。)already 和 yet：Where is Tom?He hasnt come yet.

24、But Jack is already here.这句话中又是 already，又有 yet，是怎么回事吗?原来 already和 yet 意思虽然相同，但用法有点小区别。表示事情早已发生或提前发生用 already，一般放于句中，用于肯定句和疑问句。含有already的肯定句，变为否定句时，要将already 变为 yet，且放在句尾。yet 表示预料要发生的事未发生，位于句尾，一般用于否定句和疑问句中。hard 和 hardly：hard，hardly 两者虽然只有-ly之差，意义却大不相同。hard 表示 辛苦，使劲，努力，而 hardly为否定副词，表示几乎不。ago 和 before

25、：ago 不能单独使用，应与three days(months,weeks)等连用,而且和动词的过去时连用。如：I met my neighbour an hour ago.Before 之前有 一段时间 时，指 距这段时间以前，和过去完成时连用。如：He said he had finished the work two days before.(他说他两天前已完成了工作。)如果 before单独使用，是泛指以前，常常和完成时连用。如：I have seen the film before.(我以前没看过这部电影。)farther 和 further:far 有两种比较级，farther，f

26、urther.在英语中两者都可指距离。如：He runs farther than she does.(他比她跑得远。)在美语中，farther 表示距离，further表示进一步。如：I have nothing further to say.(我没什么要说的了。)文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:C

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31、T9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9

32、X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7。精选资料，欢迎下载一定要记牢动词的现在分词，过去式，过去分词。比如：catch 的过去式和

33、过去分词(caught，caught)你可能就不知道吧?痛下决心，好好记一记吧。先讲系动词。系动词：大概是最简单的动词了。你只需注意的是系动词除了be 的形式之外，还有become，get，grow，turn，sound，look，smell，taste等，它们不能单独作谓语,必须和作表语的词语(如形容词,名词等)连用,所以用的时候，可要小心为是呀!如：It smells delicious.(它闻起来味道很美)。delicious 是形容词，不是副词。情态动词：首先要记住情态动词后必跟动词原形。must 的意思是 应当，必须 ，侧重于说话者的主观看法，没有时态变化，其否定式是mustnt，在

34、Must I(we).的疑问句中，须注意的是其否定回答常用neednt。如：Must I go?(我一定要走吗?)No,you neednt.(不，不必。)need 意为 需要 。既可作实义动词，又可作情态动词，因此在用法上需要注意。作实义动词时，need 后跟名词，动名词，或不定式。如：I need to go.(我得走了。)作情态动词时，后跟动词原形。如：You neednt come tomorrow if you are busy.(如果你忙，明天就不必来了。)实意动词：我们跑(run)，我们跳(jump)，我们笑(laugh)，这些都得用实意动词来表达。我们一起来看一看一些特殊的词吧

35、。它们在接动名词和不定式时意义有所不同。stop：这个词让好多同学大伤了一番脑筋，到底什么时候加to do，什么时候加doing 呢?两者意义又有什么不同呢?OK,Come with me.看下面两个句子。When the teacher came in,they stopped to read.When the teacher came in,they stopped talking.第一句的意思是当老师进来时，他们停下来开始读书。而第二句的意思是 老师进来时，他们停止了说话。所以 stop to do sth表示 停止正在做的事情去干另一件事。而stop doing表示 中断正在做的某事。

36、forget，remember，regret 这三个词用法基本相同，只要记住+doing 表示 事情已经做过，+to do表示 事情还未做 就可以了。感官动词：see,watch,notice,look at,hear,listen to,smell,taste,feel 等+do 表示动作的完整性，真实性+doing 表示动作的连续性，进行性。如：I saw him work in the 文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8

37、L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档

38、编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8

39、L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档

40、编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8

41、L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档

42、编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8

43、L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7。精选资料，欢迎下载garden yesterday.昨天我看见他在花园里干活了。(强调 我看见了 这个事实)I saw him working in the garden yesterday.(强调 我见他正干活这个动作)昨天我见他正在花园里干活。不定式的构成非常简单，是 to+动词原形。to 有时也可以不带。动词不定式没有人称和数的变化，可以担当除谓语外的任何句子成分。什么时候可以不带to 不定式省 to 有四种情况：使役动词 let,have,make 等后接不定式。如：Let him go!让他走!would rather，had better后。如

44、：You had better stay at home.你最好呆在家里。Why./why not.后。如：Why not have a good rest on Sunday?为什么星期天不好好休息一下呢?感官动词 see,watch,look at,hear,listen to,smell,feel,find 等后作宾补，省 to。如：I saw him dance.我看见他跳舞。注意：这些情况在被动句中可千万不可省to 哟!如：The boss made them work the whole night.变成被动句：They were made to work the whole ni

45、ght.不定式的特殊用法：It与不定式：动词不定式可以做主语，但如果动词不定式太长，显得头重脚轻的，那么我们就可用形式主语it代替，而把真正主语(即不定式)放于句尾。文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9

46、HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O

47、1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9

48、HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O

49、1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9 HL8U8L9B9X5 ZJ4Q6U4O1K7文档编码:CT9C8T3E7Y9

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