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建大-英语写作手册-课后题建大-英语写作手册-课后题建大-英语写作手册-课后题V:1.0精细整理,仅供参考建大-英语写作手册-课后题日期:20xx年X月Part11.Ourhostentertaineduswithmanyinterestingstoriesofadventure,hehadbeenamemberofanexplorationteamworkingintheArctic.Ourhostentertaineduswithmanyinterestingstoriesofadventure,whohadbeenamemberofanexplorationteamworkingintheArctic.2.WhenIwokeupIsawhimasleepinbed,Ihadnotheardhimwhenhecameback.BecauseIhadbeensleepingsoundly.WhenIwokeupIsawhimasleepinbed,Ididnothearhimwhenhecameback.BecauseIhadbeensleepingsoundly.3.Liualwaysdidhisworkalittlebetterthanhisfellowworkers,thatwaswhyhegothigherpaythanothers.Liualwaysdidhisworkalittlebetterthanhisfellowworkers,whichwaswhyhegothigherpaythanothers.4.Nostudentcouldanswerthatquestion,evenXiaoYao,whowasusuallyquickinansweringquestions,wassilent.Nostudentcouldanswerthatquestion,evenXiaoYaowhowasusuallyquickinansweringquestionswassilent.5.LinlookslikeLi,however,theyarenotrelated.LinlookslikeLi,buttheyarenotrelated.6.Theoldmanhunchedforward.Hisheadtiltedatanangle.Hiseyeshalfclosed,lookingverysleepy.Theoldmanhunchedforward.Hisheadtiltedatanangle.Hiseyeshalfclosed, looksverysleepy.7.Theworkwaswellplanned,everybodyworkedwithgreatenthusiasm,thus,theyoverfulfilledtheirquota.Theworkwaswellplanned,everybodyworkedwithgreatenthusiasm,sotheyoverfulfilledtheirquota.8.MarkTwain,awell-knownAmericanwriter,whoseexperienceasapilotonasteamboatwasnodoubtanimportantfactorthathelpedhimtobecomeafamouswriter.MarkTwainisawell-knownAmericanwriter,whoseexperienceasapilotonasteamboatwasnodoubtanimportantfactorthathelpedhimtobecomeafamouswriter.Part21.Xucomesfromaworking-classfamily.Heenrolledincollegelastfall.Xuwhocomesfromaworking-classfamilyenrolledincollegelastfall.2.Thedeanissuedabulletin.Itsaidthelibrarywouldremainopenonweekends.Thedeanissuedabulletinwhichsaidthelibrarywouldremainopenonweekends.3.Lastnightwasawindynight.Thethunderroared.Thewindblewagale.Therainfellintorrents.Lastnightwasawindynight,thethunderroaring,thewindblowingagale.therainfallingintorrents.4.Thereareiciclesonthetrees.Thetemperaturemusthavefallenconsiderablyduringthenight.Thetemperaturemusthavefallenconsiderablyduringthenightforthereareiciclesonthetrees.5.Hereturnedtohishometown.Hehadbeenawayfortwelveyears.Helookedinvainforthefamiliarlandmarks.Afterhehadbeenawayfortwelveyears, hereturnedtohishometown,lookinginvainforthefamiliarlandmarks.6.Wehavemadesomeprogress.Westillhavealongwaytogo.Althoughwehavemadesomeprogress,westillhavealongwaytogo.7.Theskywascloudless.Thesunwasshiningbrightly.Theskywascloudlessandthesunwasshiningbrightly.8.Therewereovertwohundredpassengersonboardtheplane.Aboutonethirdofthemwereforeigners.Therewereovertwohundredpassengersonboardtheplane,aboutonethirdofwhomwereforeigners.9.Thegirlbegantolearntoplaythepianowhenshewasachild.Hermotherwasafamouspianist.Thegirlwhosemotherwasafamouspianistbegantolearntoplaythepianowhenshewasachild.10.Napoleonwasbornin1769.AtthattimeCorsicahadjustbeenacquiredbyFrance.Napoleonwasbornin1769whenCorsicahadjustbeenacquiredbyFrance.11.Sheappearedonthestage.Astormyapplausebrokeforth.Whensheappearedonthestage,astormyapplausebrokeforth.12.ThegypsiesarereallyanomadicpeoplefromIndia.TheymigratedintoEurope.OncetheywerethoughttobeEgyptians.ThegypsiesoncewhowerethoughttobeEgyptiansarereallyanomadicpeoplefromIndia.TheymigratedintoEurope.. 13.Thenewworkersareyoungandinexperienced.Theyareeagertolearnfromtheveteranworkers.Thenewworkersareyoungandinexperiencedsotheyareeagertolearnfromtheveteranworkers.14.Itwasapoorquarter.Therewerealotofsmallhuts.Theyhadmudwallsandstrawroofs.Theydottedahillside.Itwasapoorquarter.Therewerealotofsmallhutswhichhadmudwallsandstrawroofs,dottingahillside.15.Heheardthathisfatherwasill.Hewasanxioustogohometoseehim.Hewenttothestationearlyinthemorningtobuyaticket.Heheardthathisfatherwasill.Hewasanxioustogohometoseehimsohewenttothestationearlyinthemorningtobuyaticket.Part31.Shebegantospeakveryfastatthemeetingatteno’clock.Shespokeveryfastatthe10o’clockmeeting.2.BernardShawwasoneofthebest-knownplaywrights.…ofBritaininthe19-20thcenturies.3.Thehousesweremereshanties,andragswerestuffedinthecracksandholes.…weremereshanties,withragsstuffedinthecracksandholes.4.Ireadthenovelonthetrain,whichdidnotinterestmeatall.OnthetrainIreadthenovelwhichdidnotinterestmeatall.5.AWell-dressedmanadmittedustothehouse,andwelaterlearnedthathewasathief.Wewereadmittedtothehousebyawell-dressedman,whowasathiefaswelearnedlater.6.Ilostsomeimportantdocumentsandfoundthemthreedayslater.Thepolicehadhelpedme.…and/butfoundthemthreedayslaterwiththehelpofthepolice.7.Weenteredtheshop,andasaleswomangreetedus,andallkindsofshoeswereontheshelves,andthepriceswerequitereasonable,andalotofcustomerswerebuyingthem.Asaleswomangreetedusasweenteredtheshop.Ontheshelveswereallkindsofshoesatquitereasonableprices,attractingalotofcustomers/buyers.8.TellHelen,ifsheisathome,Iwillcometoseeher.TellHelenIwillcometoseeherwhensheisin.9.Listeningattentively,afaultysoundwasheard.Listeningattentively,Iheardafaultysound.10.Onenteringtheroom,noonewasseen.Onenteringtheroom,Isawnoone.11.Fredisenergetic,capable,andamanyoucanrelyon.Fredisenergetic,capable,andreliable.12.Thechildrenpromisedtobecarefulandthattheywouldreturnhomeearly.…promisedtheywouldbecarefulandreturnhomeearly.13.Dickens’snovelsoffernosolutiontothesocialinjusticesheexposesinthem.Dickensoffersnosolutiontothesocialinjusticesinhisnovels.14.Mywatchiseitherfastoryoursisslow.Eithermywatchisfastoryoursisslow.15.Glancingoutofthewindow,abeautifulviewattractedmyattention.…,Iwasattractedbyabeautifulview.16.Henearlyfinishedreadingtenbooksduringthevacation.Hefinishedreadingnearly10booksinthevacation.17.Ifinterestedinpainting,acoursecanbetakenattheeveningschool.…,youcantake…18.Shesaidthatshewouldcomeifshecould,butnottowaitforher.…,butweneednotwaitforher.19.Totellmyfriendthegoodnewstheletterwaspostedatonce.…thegoodnewsIpostedtheletteratonce.20.Iwillgotothelecture,forIlikehispoems.…,forIlikethepoemsbythespeaker.Part41.Intheyear1840theOpiumWarbrokeout.In1840theOpiumWarbrokeout.2.Therearemorebooksintheirlibrarythaninourlibrary.Theirlibraryhasmoorbooksthanours.3.Hereturnedbackhomeafterhegraduatedfromcollege.Hereturnedhomeaftergraduationfromcollege.4.Weplannedtomeetjustbeforesunriseveryearlyinthemorning.Weplannedtomeetjustbeforesunrise.5.Thecauseofthefloodwasduetotheheavyraininlatespring.Thecauseofthefloodwastheheavyraininlaterspring.6.Hewasaskedtorepeatthesentenceagain.Hewasaskedtorepeatthesentence.7.Iplaybadmintonequallyaswellasmybrother.Iplaybadmintonaswellasmybrother.8.Itseemedtohisfriendsthathisattitudewasofapuzzlingnature.…thathisattitudewaspuzzling.9.Thesewatermelonsarelargeinsizeandsweetintaste.…arelargeandsweet.10.Hedidnottellthetruthwithanhonestattitude.Hedidnottellthetruth.11.Thereareanumberofstudentswhowanttojointhedramaclub.Anumberofstudentswanttojointhedramaclub.12.Hewaskindenoughtoletmesharethesameumbrellawithhim.Hewassokindastoletmesharehisumbrella.13.Zhaowasthepersonwhowaselectedtherepresentativeoftheclassbythewholeclass.Zhaowaselectedtherepresentativeoftheclass.14.AtthepresenttimeIamtakingthecourseofWorldHistoryandinadditionacourseingeographytoo.AtpresentIamtakingthecourseofWorldHistoryandacourseingeography.15.Theplanecircledaroundtheairportforabouttenminutesorsoandthendisappearedandcouldnolongerbeseen.Aftercirclingtheairportforabout10minutes,theplanedisappeared.16.WhatIamtryingtosayisthatinmyopinionhehasnotdonehisworkverywellanditneedsimproving.WhatIamtryingtosayisthathehasnotdonehisworkwell.17.IwouldlikeyoutoconsiderthequestionofwhetherornotyouwillletourjournalpublishyourrecentarticleonwomenscientistsinChina.IwouldlikeyoutoconsiderwhetherourjournalcouldpublishyouarticleonwomenscientistsinChina.18.Owingtothefactthathehadmissedmanylectures,hewasawarethatitwouldbepossibleforhimtofailtheexam.Sincehehad…,hewaswareofthepossibilityofhisfailingtheexam.19.Youmustfirstworkoutanoutlineforyourpaper,andthenafteryouhavedonethat,youneedtocollectallkindsofmaterialtosupportyourpointofview.Youmustworkoutanoutlinefirst,thencollectenoughmaterialstosupportyourpoint.20.Inthatcountryviolentdeathhasbecomeacommonplacething,athingthatoccurseveryday.Inthatcountryviolentdeathhasbecomeacommonplacething.21.Heisnotonlyagoodpianist,butalsoagoodsingeraswell.Heisnotonlyagoodpianist,butalsoagoodsinger.22.ThisprettyactresskeepsappearinginTVserialsrepeatedly.Thispretty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