新编英语语法教程 第36讲 练习参考答案.doc

新编英语语法教程 第36讲 练习参考答案Ex. 36A1. He was warned by a light flashing repeatedly.2. An article written by my brother appeared3. His decision to retire surprised4. no hope of winning the game.5. He refused the invitation to write6. of Annas doing the job.7. The article written by my brother8. reputation for honesty.9. She made a point of coming late10. in chemistry.11. on children.12. for that man; to him.13. This leap, right across the fissure, 14. men alive.15. This is a form of fishing open to all anglers.16. The picture shows a river alive with all kinds of boats and barges.17. The house ablaze18. His not very intelligent son19. It is a lovely and fine day.20. uninvited guests at the party.21. If you are a retired worker, 22. The unemployment situation23. any energy crisis in our country.24. a ten-year-old girl.25. a red-carpeted room.26. I was awakened by a barking dog27. the first news George had had of his friends absence.28. Many ways have been found to use29. The assumption is made that the cylinder30. the first Ive actually met of the hundreds of thousands so treated.Ex. 36B1. All in their twenties, the three men placed not guilty.2. A grandfatherly old man, the judge looked harmless and ready to believe us from the beginning.3. Colombus assumption that the land he had discovered was the eastern extremity of Asia was soon proved wrong.4. Some people, especially student readers, like to look for a “moral” in everything they read-a “moral” being some rule of conduct which they regard as applicable to their lives.5. Columbuss report that there was a king in the south who owned great quantities of gold lured6. The suspicion that smoking has something to do with cancer rests on several kinds of evidence.7. The fact that you went to sleep during my lecture suggests that8. The knowledge that I can always call upon you for support is9. They were building a bridge across the river, a bridge which was intended10. Yesterday I went skating-something I hadnt done for years.11. He is now faced with an important decision-a decision that12. Many members were absent, notably the vice-chairman.13. A number of American presidents, including Mckinley, Harding, Roosevelt, and Kennedy14. They had to face the fact that the nearest filling station15. The idea that my watch might be wrong did not occur to me.16. When a victim suffers a major burn-one in which at least 20 percent of the skin is lost-damage usually extends far beyond the burn site.17. A dry lightning storm, that is, a thunderstorm without rain, started a fire in a remote part of the forest in August. 18. Half an hour later, the second diver returned with the same report-nothing.19. Nairobis railroad station is the starting point for East Africas most travelled passenger train, the overnight express to Mombasa, Kenyas port on the Indian Ocean.20. A people of inventors and discoverers, philosophers and soldiers, poets and craftsmen, the ancient Chinese gave the world many of its most useful things: paper and gunpowder, printing and the compass.Ex. 36C1. I usually go to Paris in summer.2. We always meet in the park on Sunday afternoon.3. Just about an hour ago, I saw John in the office.4. Before I get up, I always have a cup of tea in bed.5. I seldom get up early on Sunday.6. He always plays well in an important game.7. We usually eat out when we go to the theatre.8. Last night, he spoke very well at the debate.9. He arrived at the meeting punctually at eight oclock.10. We are going to meet at Johns house at nine oclock tomorrow.11. I pay my rates once a month this year / This year, I pay my rates once a month.12. The telephone rang twice while you were out / While you were out, 13. We have lectures all the morning every day this week / This week, 14. I shall be away for a day or two several times this summer / This summer, 15. There were power cuts for two or three hours at a time almost every day during the winter of 1947 / During the winter of 1947, 16. Interviews will take place between nine and twelve every weekday next month / Next month, 17. Visits to museum will be between two and four during the summer.18. That morning, wives, mothers and sweethearts waited with highly commendable patience on the quay.19. Towards evening, the officer on duty pointed excitedly towards the west.20. On October 4th, 1954, we waited at Bristol for several hours in the morning.21. Coming home late last night a little drunk, he fell headlong into the ditch.22. As the furry caterpillar slowly crawled along the leaf, the small girl screamed in terror.23. Some students very much enjoy arguing with one another excitedly in gloomy cafes.24. He told me that on his first visit to London he had arrived at Victoria at exactly four minutes on the 4th April, 1944.25. Early in the morning, the Duchess has often been seen carefully choosing vegetables in the market.Ex. 36D1. Naturally, I will have to2. Frankly, I was3. Clearly, there has been4. Fortunately, Roberts returned the cheque.5. Oddly enough, he did not6. Not unreasonably, he protested7. Intersetingly, he never knew that he8. Hopefully, the two sides may9. Quite obviously, he does not want to10. Strangely enough, the burglar had not taken11. Sure enough, a solution will be12. Rightly, the Chinese people protested13. Even more important, we ought to put14. Surely, I have met him before.15. To our regret, he refused our invitation.16. Luckily, someone managed to find me.17. You telephoned the hospital first, quite rightly.18. Foolishly, the girl did not ask your name.19. Understandably, her appointment has not been confirmed.20. Cur