【題目】請根據(jù)要求改寫下列句子,每空一詞。

1It took them five days to complete the difficult task. (對劃線部分提問)

______ _____did it take them to complete the difficult task?

2The girl gave a rather wonderful speech last Friday. (改為感嘆句)

______ _____wonderful speech the girl gave last Friday!

3The students in our school are polite. They never push in before others. (合并為一句)

The students in our school are ______ polite ______ push in before others.

4Susy didn’t know when she would take a boat trip on the lake. (保持句意基本不變)

Suzy didn’t know______ _____take a boat trip on the lake.

5Dr. Ma cured the old man’s serious eye problem two months ago.(改為被動語態(tài))

The old man’s serious eye problem______ _____by Dr. Ma two months ago.

【答案】

1How long

2What a

3too to

4when to

5was cured

【解析】

1根據(jù)劃線部分five days可知這里用how long提問。故填How long

2這里是改為感嘆句,speech是名詞單數(shù),這里用what來感嘆,其結構是What+a/an+形容詞+名詞單數(shù)。根據(jù)句意,故填What a。

3The students in our school are polite. They never push in before others.意思是“我們學校的學生很有禮貌。他們從不在別人前面插隊。”這里可轉(zhuǎn)換成too…to…表示太……而不能……。根據(jù)題意,故填too ;to

4這里是when引導的賓語從句,可以轉(zhuǎn)換成疑問詞+to do的形式。根據(jù)題意,故填when to。

5Dr. Ma cured the old man’s serious eye problem two months ago.意思是“兩個月前,馬醫(yī)生治好了這位老人嚴重的眼部問題!边@里是改為一般過去時態(tài)的被動語態(tài),其結構是was/were done的形式,主語是單數(shù),這里用was。根據(jù)題意,故填was cured。

一、肯定句變否定句:

A. 含有be動詞(am/is/are)或情態(tài)動詞(can/must...)的句子,直接在be動詞或情態(tài)動詞后加上not。

B. 含有實義動詞(大部分動詞)的句子:如果句子主語是第三人稱單數(shù),在實義動詞前加上doesn’t,動詞還原;如果句子主語不是第三人稱單數(shù),在實義動詞前加上don’t。

肯定句變否定句時,如果肯定句中有some,要把some改為any。

二、肯定句改為一般疑問句:

A. 含有be動詞或情態(tài)動詞的句子,直接把be動詞或情態(tài)動詞提到句首,其余部分照抄,句號改為問號。

B. 含有實義動詞的句子:如果句子主語是第三人稱單數(shù),在句首加上Does,動詞還原,其余部分照抄,句號改為問號;如果句子主語不是第三人稱單數(shù),在句首加上Do,其余部分照抄,句號改為問號。

肯定句變一般疑問句時,如果肯定句中有some要改為any,第一人稱要改為第二人稱。

三、對劃線部分提問:

做題步驟:

1. 把原句改為一般疑問句;

2. 根據(jù)劃線部分內(nèi)容確定相對應的特殊疑問詞并放于句首;

3. 省略劃線部分(若劃線部分是動名詞、動詞或動詞詞組則不能省略,要用doing或do代替劃線部分),其余部分照抄。

若句子中有some要改為any,第一人稱要改為第二人稱。

(句尾問號別掉哦~)

如第1小題,劃線部分是five days可知這里用how long提問。

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