英语从句专项练习(i)

英语从句专项练习(5) 练习 < >==> 1. It’s so dark. I can’t find out ________ it’s a boy ________ a girl. [A]. if, and [B]. that, and[C]. either, or D. whether, or < >==> 2. Could you tell me if he ________ to Shanghai? [A]. has gone [B]. had gone[C]. went D. go < >==> 3. He told me ________ she would catch the early bus. [A]. which [B]. whether[C]. why D. that < >==> 4. Mrs. Green asked me ________ I would go with her. [A]. what [B]. which [C]. why D. that < >==> 5. I don’t know ________ the co at ________ cheap enough. [A]. if, is [B]. where, were [C]. that, was D. if, were < >==> 6. Can you tell me why ________ yesterday? [A]. you didn’t come [B]. did you not come [C]. didn’t you come D. you don’t come < >==> 7. He said that they ________ Yunnan. [A]. have been to [B]. had gone to [C]. have gone to D. has gone to < >==> 8. Jack isn’t sure ________ students there are in his class. [A]. how many[B]. what[C]. which D. whether < >==> 9. Can you tell me ________ yesterday? [A]. what they do [B]. what they did [C]. what do they do D. what did they do < >==> 10. I want to know ________ his homework yesterday evening. [A]. if he finished [B]. whether he had finished [C]. had she finished D. has she finished < >==> 11. Do you know what ________ this time yesterday? [A]. they are doing [B]. are they doing [C]. they were doing D. were they doing < >==> 12. Excuse me, can you tell me ________? [A]. why was the train late [B]. why the train was late [C]. why is the train late D. whey the train is late < >==> 13. Do you know where ________? Someone is looking for him. [A]. he is [B]. he was[C]. is he D. was he < >==> 14. He wanted to know how long ________ in hospital. [A]. she is staying[B]. she had stayed [C]. did she stayD. she stay < >==> 15. My brother said he ________ going ________ his friend the next day. [A]. was, to meet [B]. would go, has[C]. will go, was going to D. will go, will < >==> 16. He told me that he ________ to London the next day. [A]. would go [B]. go [C]. went D. has gone < >==> 17. He said that light ________ much faster than sound. [A]. traveled [B]. will travel[C]. travels D. is traveling < >==> 18. Our teacher said that the moon ________ around the earth. [A]. turn [B]. turned[C]. has turned D. turns < >==> 19. He said that April ________ the ________ month of a year. [A]. is, third [B]. is, fourth [C]. was, fourth D. was, third < >==> 20. Do you know ________? [A]. is it whose pen [B]. whose pen is it [C]. whose pen it is D. it is whose pen < >==> 21. Can you tell me ________? [A]. who are you [B]. who you are [C]. you are who D. who you be < >==> 22. Do you know ________ of the three? [A]. which book she likes best [B]. which best book does she like [C]. that which book she likes best D. which book she best likes < >==> 23. I hear ________ the teacher will come back from the UK soon. [A]. which[B]. that [C]. when D. whether < >==> 24. Can you tell me ________ language she speaks? [A]. which[B]. what[C]. thatD. whether < >==> 25. Can you tell us ________ you grow cotton in your country? [A]. that [B]. whether [C]. which D. whose II第二部分语法 知识点 高中化学知识点免费下载体育概论知识点下载名人传知识点免费下载线性代数知识点汇总下载高中化学知识点免费下载 such as, for example, like填空: 1. After talking about the job in general, we got down to the specifics, ________ the salary. 2. Carmakers use robots to do unpleasant jobs, ________ painting cars in hot conditions. 3. There is a real risk of injury in sports ________ climbing. 4. There are many big cities in Europe, ________, London, Paris and Rome. 5. ________, we are to have less clothes, coal and food even than we have had and less petrol than we expected. 6. I know many women who have a career and a family Alison ________. 7. Great men have risen from poverty—Lincoln and Edison, ________. 8. Many young people are taking radio courses in English. There is the boy next door, ________. III综合 三、完成句子 1. I wanted to know ________________________________(她在和谁交谈) 2. He said ________________________________(他以前见过我) 3. I’m sorry for ________________________________(我所做的事) 4. The teacher asked ________________________________(谁能回答这个问题) 5. Jane said that ________________________________(她将乘飞机去哪) IV 阅读 TEXT ONE On Tuesday afternoon, as news about the Virginia Tech murders filtered out, the staff of a hamburger restaurant in downtown Austin gathered in front of a television suspended over the bar. A boyish-looking waiter speculated that if the gunman had really used a 9mm handgun, he must have had an accomplice. That handgun can hold a fair number of bullets, he said, but the gunman would have had to stop to reload. It is not unusual for a Texan to be casually conversant about firearms. A state resident does not need a permit to buy a gun and guns do not have to be registered. Police are, as a result, not sure how many guns there are in the state. But the number is substantial. In a 2001 poll by the Behavioural Risk Factor Surveillance Survey, 36% of respondents said that their household had at least one. The state's gun laws are lax, and becoming more so all the time. In March Governor Rick Perry signed a bill into law that gives increased discretion to open fire. Previously, Texans were justified in killing someone only if “a reasonable person in the actor's situation would not have retreated”. The new law, which takes effect in September, eliminates the need for escape attempts. It assumes that the otherwise law-abiding citizen had a good reason for standing their ground. It also gives shooters immunity from civil suits.The law has plenty of critics. Law-enforcement officials say the duty to retreat saves lives because it discourages people from escalating conflicts. The new law seems to protect hysterical trigger-fingers who feel themselves genuinely threatened when no real threat exists. The law was probably not necessary anyway. There is no carjacking crisis in the state. And juries have never been sticklers about the duty to retreat. There is widespread sympathy for the idea that, as Oliver Wendell Holmes put it in 1921, “Detached reflection cannot be demanded in the presence of an uplifted knife.” Still, the bill flew through the legislature with broad support. In a way, it simply marks a return to form for the state. Texas did not acknowledge a duty to retreat until 1973. And Texas is just the 16th state to pass such legislation since Florida did so in 2005. Florida's law goes even further, as it presumes that any cat burglar has murderous intent. Texans largely support gun ownership, despite the fact that the state has experienced mass murders of its own. In 1966 Charles Whitman, a student at the University of Texas at Austin, shot almost 50 passers-by from the top of the campus clock-tower. Sixteen died. And in 1991 George Hennard drove his truck into a restaurant in the small town of Killeen, where he killed 23 patrons before killing himself. Before this week, those episodes were, respectively, the deadliest campus shooting and the worst mass shooting in America's history. 1. The waiter speculated that the murderer must have had an accomplice because_____ (A) the murderer was too young to commit such a serious murder by himself. (B) the murderer need an aid to reload bullets for him. (C) the murderer need someone to carry the weapon for him. (D) the murderer was instigated by some behind the curtain. 2. Which one of the following statements is TRUE of the bill signed by the governer? (A) The bill could better safeguard the law-abiding citizen. (B) The bill will encourage people to use guns more frequently. (C) The bill will make the gun laws of Texas more lax. (D) The bill will prevent gun owners from all civil suits. 3.Towards the new gun law of Texas, the law-enforcement officials’ attitude can be said to be_____ (A) supportive. (B) opposing. (C) indifferent. (D) unclear. 4. The idea conveyed by Oliver Wendell Holmes’ statement is _____ (A) that people will naturally resist when feeling threatened. (B) that people will need to protect themselves when facing crisis. (C) that people naturally feel threatened even there is no real danger. (D) that people will retreat when founding the danger. 5. Which one of the following is TRUE of Texa’s law? (A) Texas is the 16th state to pass the duty to retreat through the legislature. (B) Texas’ new law won broad support from gun owners. (C) Florida’s law goes too far away when compared with the new law of Texas. (D)The new law was passed quite smoothly. 主从复合句 1、概念: 主从复合句由一个主句和一个或一个以上的从句构成。主句为句子的主体,从句只用作句子的一个次要成分,不能独立成为一个句子。从句通常由关联词引导,并由关联词将从句和主句联系在一起。如: While the grandparents love the children, they are strict with them.(爷爷奶奶们很爱孩子,同时对他们也严格要求。) It seemed as if the meeting would never end.(看起来会议没完没了。) Hurry up, or (else) you'll be late.(快点, 要不然就来不及了。) However I cook eggs, the child still refuses to eat them.(不管我用什么方法煮鸡蛋,小孩还是不肯吃。) 2、分类: 从句按其在复合句中的作用,分为主语从句、 表 关于同志近三年现实表现材料材料类招标技术评分表图表与交易pdf视力表打印pdf用图表说话 pdf 语从句、宾语从句、定语从句和状语从句等。(参见以下各条) 3、各从句在句子中的位置以及用法: (1) 表语从句:在句子中作连系动词的表语的从句,它位于主句中的系动词之后。例如:That is why he did not come to school yesterday. / It is because you are so clever. (2) 宾语从句:在句子中作及物动词或介词的宾语。 ①基本形式:(主句+)连词+从句主语+从句谓语+... ②关于宾语从句连词的选择: 若从句来源于一个陈述句,那么,连词用that,在口语中that可以省略; 若从句来源于一个一般疑问句,连词则用if 或whether; 若从句来源于一个特殊疑问句,则连词就是疑问词(如what,who,where,when等) 例如: They believe that the computer will finally take the place of human beings.(他们相信计算机终将代替人类。) (从句本来就是陈述句) I wonder whether I should say something for him to the headmaster. (我不知道是不是该为他在校长跟前说点什么。) (从句来源于一般问句Shall I say something for him to the headmaster?) He asked me where he could get such medicine. (他问我在哪儿能搞到那样的药。) (从句来源于特殊问句Where can he get such medicine? ) ③宾语从句的时态问题:如果主句是现在时,从句则用现在某一时态,甚至可以用过去时; 如主句是过去时,从句则相应地使用过去某一时态,遇到客观真理时仍然用现在时。如: I think I will do better in English this term. (我想本学期我的英语会学得好点。) The teacher asked the boy if the earth is round. (老师问那个男孩地球是不是圆的。) 继续阅读