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  • 单词3-20

    2008-03-20 01:09:10

     i was in bookshop and 发现 a 本 题为 how to make friends width forengers 的书 by Li Yang of  crazy english 声望。一条提议 really 吸引了 my attention and i must say,made me feel 恼怒的。

  • 无论怎么都不过分

    2008-03-06 02:27:24

    I cannot complain too much。

    我无论怎么抱怨都不过分。

    You can never put too much emphasis on English learning.
    再怎么强调英语学习也不为过.

     

    ( 2003 北京春) —— I was riding along the street and all of a sudden, a car cut in and knocked me down.

        ---- You can never be ________ careful in the street.

      A. much B. very C. so D. too

      分析:该题考查的是“ cannot ( never )……too…… ”结构的用法。答案为 D .此题意为:

      ––– 我在街上骑车,突然一辆汽车超车,把我撞倒。

      ––– 在街上骑车,你越小心越好。

      “ cannot…… too…… ”结构表示“无论怎么……也不算过分”、“越……越好”、“要格外……”、“应该特别……”等意思。表示此意的结构有下列几种:

      1. cannot +动词+ too +形容词或副词,例如:

      We cannot be too careful in doing experiments. 我们做实验时越仔细越好。

      I cannot thank you too much. 我无论怎么感谢你也不过分。

      2. cannot + over- 动词 /cannot + be + over- 形容词,例如:

      We cannot overemphasize the importance of learning a foreign language. 我们无论怎么强调学外语的重要性也不过分。

      We cannot be overvigilant. 我们应该特别警惕。

      3. cannot +动词+ too much ( much enough ) ,例如:

      We cannot praise him too much. 我们无论怎样表扬他也不算过分。

      He is very reliable. You can't trust him too much ( much enough )。 他很可靠,他是你最值得信赖的人。

      4. cannot +动词+形容词或副词+ enough

      在“ cannot……too…… ”结构中的 too 可换成 enough , sufficient 或 sufficiently ; not 也可换成 never , hardly , scarcely 等否定词。例如:

      You can never be strong enough. 强壮的身体有百利而无一害。

      Drinking water can never be pure enough. 饮用水越纯越好。

      5. cannot +动词+ too many +可数名词 / too much +不可数名词,例如:

      I think it right that one cannot learn too much knowledge. 我认为一个人的知识愈多愈好。

      It is wrong to think that one cannot bear too many children. 认为一个人孩子生得愈多愈好是错误的。

      6. It is impossible ( difficult ) to…… too…… = cannot……too…… ,例如:

      It is impossible to emphasize this point too much. (= One cannot emphasize this point too much. )要特别强调这一点。

      与 cannot……too…… 相似的结构主要有:

      1. cannot help + doing :该结构意为“禁不住做……”、“忍不住干……”,指“身不由己地去做某事”。例如:

      We could not help thinking when we saw the Great Wall in China.

      看到中国的长城,我们不禁浮想联翩。

      I couldn't help crying when I heard the bad news. 听到那不幸的消息,我忍不住大哭起来。

      “ cannot help but do sth. ”也表示“不得不、忍不住……”。例如:

      We could not help but walk from dawn to dusk. 我们不得不从黎明走到黄昏。

      Hearing the inspiring news, we couldn't help but cheer. 听到这个鼓舞人心的消息,我们不禁欢呼起来。

      2. cannot but do sth :该结构表示“不得不……”。例如:

      I cannot but admire his courage. 我不得不钦佩他的勇气。

      I couldn't but laugh on reading such a funny joke. 读到如此滑稽的笑话,我忍不住笑了。

      在上面句式里,可以说 cannot 后面省略了 do anything .例如:

      The prisoner could not ( do anything ) but hand in his knife. 那个犯人不得不交出刀子。

      can but do sth. 表示“只得做某事”。例如:

      The boy made an apology to his teacher, so the teacher could but give up the idea of punishing him. 那男孩向老师道了歉,老师只得打消惩罚他的念头。

      类似这一结构的 cannot choose but to sth 也表示“不得不……”、“只得……”。例如:

      It rained hard, so they couldn't choose but stay at home. 雨下得很大,他们只得呆在家里。

  • when while as 的用法

    2008-03-05 00:38:21

    1.从句动作在主句动作前发生,只用 when。
    ①When he had finished his homework,he took a short rest.(finished先发生)当他完成作业后,他休息了一会儿。
    ②When I got to the airport,the guests had left.(got to后发生)当我赶到飞机场时,客人们已经离开了。
    2.从句动作和主句动作同时发生,且从句动作为延续性动词时,when,while,as都可使用。
    ①When /While /As we were dancing,a stranger came in.(dance为延续性动词)当我们跳舞时,一位陌生人走了进来。
    ②When /While /As she was making a phonecall,I was writing a letter.(make为延续性动词)当她在打电话时,我正在写信。
    3.在将来时从句中,常用when,且从句须用一般时代替将来时。
    ①You shall borrow the book when I have finished reading it.在我读完这本书后,你可以借阅。
    ②When the manager comes here for a visit next week,Ill talk with him about this.下周,经理来这参观时,我会和他谈谈此事。

    、when用于表示“一……就……”的句型中(指过去的事情)。
    sb.had hardly(=scarcely) done sth.when...=Hardly / Scarcely had sb.done sth.when...
    ①I had hardly /scarcely closed my eyes when someone knocked at the door.=Hardly / Scarcely had I closed my eyes when someone knocked at the door.我刚一闭上眼,就有人在敲门了。
    ②I had hardly /scarcely entered my room when the telephone rang.=Hardly /Scarcely had I entered my room when the telephone rang.我刚一走进房门,电话就响了。
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