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语法 Grammar in use
不定代词
(1)every(每一),no(无),any(若干)及some(一些)可与one,thing构成复合代词,与where构成复合副词。不定代词可作主语、宾语和表语。
A作主语:
这些代词作主语时都作单数看待,因此使用单数谓语动词。
Everyone is asleep. 大家都睡了。
Everything is untidy. 一切都乱糟糟的。
Nobody has told me about it. 没有人告诉过我有关这件事的情况。
B作宾语:
I've got nothing to wear. 我没有穿的衣服了。
I've heard nothing. 我没听到什么动静。
I saw no one. 我谁也没有看到。
C作表语:
There's nothing on the shelf. 架子上什么也没有。
There's somebody in the garden. 花园里有个人。
That's nothing. 那没什么。
(2)与some与any的用法一样,somebody/someone/something/somewhere一般用于肯定句; anybody/anyone/anything/anywhere用于疑问句与否定句;nothing/nobody/no one/nowhere相当于not anything/anybody/anyone/anywhere:
Someone is asking to see you. 有人要求见你。
There's something under that chair! 那个椅子下有个什么东西!
I don't know anyone here. 这儿我谁也不认识。
Is there anything on this shelf? 这个架子上有什么东西吗?
I went nowhere. (=I didn't go anywhere.) 我哪儿也没去。
I saw no one. (=I didn't see anyone.) 我谁也没看到。
词汇学习 Word study
1." class="hjdict" word="invite" target=_blank>invite v.
(1)邀请:
We're inviting our colleagues to the party. 我们将邀请我们的同事参加这个聚会。
I hate people who invite themselves. 我讨厌不请自来的客人。
(2)请求;要求:
We invite readers' letters for this magazine. 本杂志欢迎读者来信。
The speaker paused, seeming to invite questions from the audience. 演讲者稍停了一下,似乎在期待听众们提出问题。
2.joke
(1)v.开玩笑:
She's only joking with you. 她只是在跟你开玩笑。
(2)v.取笑:
Aren't you joking me? 你不是在取笑我吧?
(3)n.玩笑;笑话:
The whole thing was a complete joke. 整件事完全是个笑话。
Don't get angry----it was only a joke! 别生气——那只是一个玩笑而已
练习答案 Key to written exercises
Lesson 116
A
1 I did nothing.
2 I saw no one.
3 I went nowhere.
4 I met nobody.
B
1 No, I didn't hear anything. I heard nothing.
2 No, I didn' t speak to anyone. I spoke to nobody.
3 No,I didn't go anywhere. I went nowhere.
4 No, I didn't buy anything. I bought nothing.
5 No,I didn't write to anybody. I wrote to nobody.
6 No, I didn't meet anyone. I met no one.
C
1 Everyone's looking out of the window.
2 Everyone's hurrying to work.
3 Everyone's eating.
4 Everyone's drinking lemonade.
D
1 No, I haven't got anything to eat. I've got nothing to eat.
He's got something to eat.
2 No, I haven't got anything to do. I've got nothing to do.
They've got something to do.
3 No, I haven't got anything to drink. I've got nothing to drink.
She's got something to drink.
4 No, I haven't got anything to read. I've got nothing to read.
He's got something to read.
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