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1^# 大中小发表于 2004-4-22 08:29 只看该作者

写作常用八大句型

写作常用八大句型（以下句子非常常见，例句略）# i' ]% d+ }' {" B
1 并列句5 x9 g. c$ [7 G- k$ _4 Y; |# I
2 分割结构# f4 Y% k6 y# n+ `
3 虚拟语气. U4 f8 N) ?5 V. D- c& v9 q
4 非谓语动词做状语
5 倒装句% o! h0 s1 H) Q
6 比较句
7 多重定语从句1 F) O3 p$ @5 H, A
8 There be 句型
常见听写关键200词 & 写作常用八大句型
1. The children were whispering in the corner.
2. Several villages have been isolated by the food.- c% \5 N* ?7 H" Q
3. The city of London is a great financial centre.
4. It required a supreme effort of will to stop myself from laughter." b6 l1 }" H7 Z, y( c
5. The boy wears a badge on his breast.
6. The police prevent and detect crime
7. He was educated at a very good school.
8. If you're made a false statement to the police you could be in trouble.
9. A new tax has been imposed on wine.: U4 x, f9 |4 `  G1 L& X
10. He insisted on his innocence.

11. He nur'sed her back to health.8 o1 Q7 o) U% E9 l& N
12. She made a personal donation to the fund.
13. We will take all the precautions we can against the painting being stolen.* Z3 S4 [* c3 r. \8 D* f5 h7 N
14. These seats are reserved for old people., p2 N3 J1 ~! r/ g
15. We're touring Italy for our holiday?s year.
16. Can you catalogue the furniture you sell and send me a copy of it?9 F: w% w, {. X/ }6 V; e
17. Is the pipe copper or lead?
18. I must emphasize the fact that they are only children.9 {$ p9 y: g  W; B+ T6 u8 a% p) p
19. Her rudeness was a typical example of her usual bad manners.& w- `* f; p; i8 j% t
20. St. Paul's cathedral is a familiar sight to an Londoners.
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21. It's important that he should learn to read.. d$ h9 B/ s3 n3 @2 c
22. He 's going to live by the coast for the sake of his health.
23. Tom is a troublesome child.
24. I tried to deal justice to all men.6 G; h  g( T& z) F& t- a) N! l
25. What you have said has no bearing on the subject under consideration.
26. She began to compose songs at an early age.
27. Common salt is a compound of sodium and chlorine.
28. He employed a private detective.
29. She couldn't erase the incident from her memory.
30. Please excuse my bad handwriting.! y3 K/ B2 x% O1 i! I

31. The climber took some food from the bulky pack on his back.
32. The government supplies free books to schools.
33. Goats eat whatever food they can find.
34. His followers worshipped at his feet.+ e' b: M# x) t5 n' f6 D& t
35. The airfield is bounded by woods on all sides.4 V9 A8 u6 |+ ]1 S, e
36. Conversion to gas central heating will save you a lot of money.
37. To be frank with you, I think your son has little chance of passing the exam.
38. The lion paced the floor of his cage restlessly.
39. All our hard work produced little or no result.
40. Can you solve this crossword clue?% r4 |- n! i7 O$ d7 |% S4 i/ r7 \
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41. His wife has had a civilizing influence on him.
42. We had long debates at college about politics.
43. She has been given full executive powers in this matter.8 q, R+ |- y) e5 s( U
44. Making small models requires manual skill.9 C% ^( Q6 T- S/ u9 }
45. The restaurant has a good reputation./ y4 S3 }; ?3 _  I
46. There was a sticky spot on the floor.( L, u5 v+ k- D1 G3 N, _0 u
47. The bomb exploded at 10﹕15 pm.
48. Don't hesitate when you're crossing the road.& I. o, G9 S7 F" G) g; b6 h* {9 l
49. How can we persuade him into joining us?
50. The nurse took a sample of my blood.6 ~2 {) S# h5 W" x5 a0 z
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51. It's time to tackle my homework." L1 [7 v! y" n* t
52. He's an expert in electronics.: L1 k+ U) s5 u( u
53. His clothes were made of coarse material.
54. Some people do not believe in evolution.
55. The manufacturers guarantee the watch for three years.
56. What you said was true but nevertheless unkind.
57. Peter became a judge, but John remained poor.* s& p/ a3 N- D: a
58. I have little understanding of economics.
59. Biology is a branch of science.1 R9 O  V+ \3 X: \8 ^- [; D
60. They confused me by asking so many questions.) C# a' v7 B! k- z" p
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61. Words cannot describe the beauty of the scene.
62. He is part of an exclusive social circle and belongs to an exclusive club.2 b  l3 E. c" c* o1 R! `0 D- W& O
63. Germs are invisible to the naked eye.3 e& X) ~: p, v! d3 n! a
64. I was roused by the sound of a bell.
65. The milk in the bottles had frozen solid.
66. The army suffered heavy losses in the battle.
67. Let's analyze the problem and see what went wrong.
68. Water is composed of the elements: hydrogen and oxygen.
69. The population of this town has increased.3 i+ y& I& ?' t* r
70. Justice has prevailed; the guilty man has been punished./ ~; R+ R3 W7 R% ~; t, h

71. The crowd was swarming out through the gates.! p, A' @, s; O) U1 n; s
72. There's a lot of anxiety among the staff about possible job losses.- O  x) Y  k( x' C$ A: [8 M& p
73. The teacher refused to comment on the examination results.; h6 x) s2 Q2 f$ D* \% k' d
74. They are going cruising in the Mediterranean.
75. The prisoners grew more desperate.1 k' p3 ^- v4 y; v$ @
76. The enterprise was doomed to failure.( w/ |& |$ b# w
77. Sweden has frontiers with Norway and Finland.
78. Many schools are now integrating computer programs into the curriculum.- \7 f1 ?3 a8 V% |, H* O
79. Spending on military equipment has multiplied in the last five years.
80. There is not much prospect of my being able to see you soon.

81. The heart has four chambers.; H# J( E; c; j
82. The book uses simple diagrams to explain the rules of chess.
83. At the fair a gypsy told me my fortune.: H$ [. _. w! z9 O
84. I went to college. Meanwhile, all my friends got well-paid jobs.
85. What's this sticky stuff on the floor?
86. Johnny's wandered off some where.+ {$ c$ b& _7 n( Q+ ~* R. k8 t+ g6 F5 f
87. All approaches to the town were blocked.. ]  o( ~1 C+ D2 e! E# u
88. She finally confessed to having stolen the money.
89. Narrow trousers are the latest fashion.
90. The new pay settlement goes outside the government's guideline.
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91. He is a curious boy who is always asking questions.+ L; @2 M5 p. Z
92. That's the most incredible coincidence I've ever heard of!
93. There is no necessity to buy tickets in advance.+ U7 \; O4 _$ b; w, }) X% o' G# C) j
94. They agreed to the plan in principle, but there were several details they didn't like- l- w: G9 C1 B: J2 Z% I
95. This animal makes a store of nuts for the winter.' J, ?. l1 ~, J4 r% ^6 }
96. He lived abroad for many years.
97. I was annoyed with him because he kept interrupting.1 N  j" P" t& P- B5 y7 D* L& Q- u, A8 g
98. His brakes failed on a steep hill.  L! N9 J! {" a+ q- e: }7 W
99. There is a clause in the contract forbidding tenants to sublet.: W% E) K& z- s( v
100. Arguing consumed many hours of the committee's time.& i2 j% b' p! E5 R! Q; I
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101. Deeds are better than words when people need help.  z. X8 Q# h1 D. ~* h
102. The sun emerged from behind the clouds.* u7 _% S) n# D* N$ G5 ]
103. Let's not walk any farther .9 w2 k& ^& K* d% o
104. I wasn't informed of the decision until too late.
105. Offer some coffee to the guests.! B2 G4 N& ^" y# f) k/ \
106. I bought a thermometer yesterday.; M  s2 I9 W1 ~1 X! @. S# F& ?7 y
107. I managed to acquire two tickets for the concert.
108. I tied the suitcase shut with a piece of cord.
109. The factory has 1800 employees: t+ R0 W6 f' U2 x) M# h4 F
110. Do it in a businesslike manner.! _, a& e2 o3 ?0 x
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111. In countries where there are still not many schools, education is privilege.
112. The fashion magazines show what the sophisticated woman is wearing this year.7 f- H5 Y5 w1 K+ B) A
113. His new film is an absolute triumph.
114. The giraffe is characterized by its very long neck.3 T8 U% H- R  t8 ~( r4 ^
115. Cut the crusts off when you make sandwiches.2 W- I1 L8 W) Y: |- E$ @
116. His friendly manner is an important factor in his rapid success.
117. This actress is a lovely girl.
118. Our holiday was only a partial success.
119. The woman's illness puzzled the doctor; he couldn't find the cause.
120. He steered the boat carefully between the rocks.% l& R8 j) b. }. g5 \; i( f, g! u1 @

121. She poured a bucket of water over the floor.7 j. I3 q2 B: S5 n$ e: @4 b6 U
122. Don't interfere in what doesn't concern you.
123. The puddle evaporated in the sun.
124. This instrument monitors the patient's heartbeats.7 {7 n% V; K2 v1 b3 X% k$ k$ ^
125. In America, presidential elections are held every four years.- i% ?) R9 |& U6 Y' A
126. This defeat lessens our chances of winning the championship.
127. The mysterious disappearance of my brother upset everyone.
128. Raw materials are the natural substance from which industrial products are made.
129. I'm uncertain of his intentions.) U! D. H( D$ f) ~
130. A small car is more economical than a large one, because it uses less gasoline.

131. There is a rampant materialism existed in the modern society.! c; Y  h8 S+ w8 y! }
132. The mayor made a powerful speech.
133. All the passengers are required to show their tickets.: |& C% [4 R, B* c6 _4 d% O
134. The result is contrary to expectation.
135. My grandfather is a veteran of the second world war.
136. What's on the agenda for this afternoon's meeting?# i0 a" q! C, f( `
137. I realized they wanted to be alone together so I felt very awkward.$ @; z+ [% _9 z/ |# _( P8 k
138. We need a new bedroom carpet.+ B" c6 ]# l: O9 u
139. He has great belief in communism.5 @0 I2 G  ~; y' ^. P. p9 Y' b+ ~
140. His work is comparable with the very best.6 H% f: R) ^& `  M. O8 |- j
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141. Listen to the counsel of your elders.
142. The Devil tempted Adam and Eve.
143. Some gas is escaping from the pipe.) x4 B& ?. [  A
144. His decision seems to show a lack of political judgment.
145. The actor became famous overnight.
146. They took refuge under a tree.
147. She's doing an English translation of "Faust".! [& i$ q: v. }
148. Dogs have an acute sense of smell.& {2 e; t/ ]3 n2 l: ]- N
149. The boat sank beneath the waves.
150. The meeting concluded at 8 o'clock.

151. It's evident that you're been drinking5 a! }5 l" {/ _% c5 ^
152. Algebra was invented by the Arabs.
153. It seemed unlikely to me, but she seemed absolutely positive of it.1 \' n7 [5 v) \; p/ J  ~
154. His speech ended on a note of resolution.
155. The wind shifted and blew the mist away.
156. We had a long wait, but it was worthwhile because we got the tickets.
157. Women and children were butchered by the rebels.
158. She made a donation of $1000 to the Children's Hospital.
159. I'll be back in an instant.
160. This painting represents a storm at sea.
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161. It happened four times in succession.
162. Tickets are available at the box office.% O  z: x$ n0 `% V4 n8 g4 x: @* D
163. There are seven continents in the world.6 `7 x7 k! J: k+ v* Q! y3 C
164. The nearest grocery is in Smith st.
165. There's so much noise in this restaurant I can hardly hear you talking.
166. I have always regard him with the greatest admiration.
167. Twenty miners were trapped underground after the fire., e# B5 O6 k; f+ ^$ _' h) T5 I' w
168. She's being interviewed for the job.
169. He pretended to be reading.# I, ^" s7 Q7 F7 [; n/ U$ s- h' t
170. He was severely scolded by his mother./ W3 ~  q% I# }- s5 }+ p% E& i

171. Chew your food properly before swallowing it.
172. My skin soon chaps in cold weather.4 C# q" T3 i% @0 w3 J
173. He is an electrical engineer.
174. The government is planning new tax increases.# f# U+ Z' |3 z0 }7 j
175. It happened just when we least expected it.5 z" R  M+ `; g& e
176. He gave a negative answer to my request." g0 i% P, f- z9 y7 ?+ g2 T
177. She's a very productive writer.
178. He replaced the book on the shelf.: U3 L6 H2 Q/ T' x8 b/ G2 D
179. He substituted for the worker who was ill.
180. He was killed by a single bullet in the heart.! h" D3 `: z; ^5 j
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181. The British are said to be the lovers of tradition.
182. The whole school was assembled in the main hall.
183. I'm afraid I am not at liberty to discuss this matter.
184. The hunters followed the tiger's trail.
185. They put an advertisement in the paper., G, [/ R  V$ g- ~% C! `: r! Q% s/ V
186. I put my collection of old glasses in the cabineth.% n0 _( @( a3 n
187. She crept up to him from behind./ N3 X) b* @  C" U) W: G5 F
188. She indicated where I should go.
189. Salty food makes you thirsty.6 O* `$ f% ]' Z- a% V
190. An old chair, a desk and a bed were the only contents of the room.  n+ |/ a- c- R5 o  T
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191. She danced with marvelous natural grace.
192. The pipe broke and water streamed onto the floor.
193. She has talent but she will need coaching.; F* b: [" Y& M8 P$ K3 J
194. Some American words have no British equivalents.
195. It is part of the contract that there is a penalty for late delivery.) P' F6 H& ?; n7 d3 Z
196. The visual arts are painting, dancing etc., as opposed to music and literature.
197. The civilization of mankind has taken thousands of years.
198. I must try to organize my life a bit better.) ~2 r" W$ n& E/ i  V0 e
199. This is one of the most significant studies of the subject.& s5 t6 }, [/ `& m/ E
200. It's a daring escape from prison.