2015-2016高中英语 4.2 Section Ⅱ Grammar课时训练 新人教版必修5.docVIP

课时训练 Ⅰ.根据句意判断下列倒装句中的时态是否正确,如有错误,请改正 1.Into the hall walks Tom,who was surprised when everyone shouted “Happy Birthday”. ? 答案:walks→walked 2.Only when he came back to himself had he realized what had happened to him. ? 答案:had he realized→did he realize 3.Hardly did we arrive at home when it began to rain. ? 答案:did we arrive→had we arrived 4.So fast did he run that we couldn’t catch up with him. ? 答案:正确 5.Teacher though he is,he can’t know everything. ? 答案:正确 6.John talked with me for about half an hour yesterday.Never did I hear him talk so much before. ? 答案:did I hear→had I heard 7.By no means is this the first time she tells a lie to her parents. ? 答案:tells→has told 8.I have never given up my hope when I am in trouble.Neither does she. ? 答案:does→has 9.Not only is help given to people to find jobs,but also medical treatment will be provided for them. ? 答案:is help given→will help be given 10.They have been married for 40 years and never once had they quarrelled with each other. ? 答案:had→have .句型转换 1.He learned about the news only after the war ended. Only after the war ended 　　　　　　　　　about the news.? 答案:did he learn 2.The boy rushed out the moment the bell rang. 　 　　　the boy the moment the bell rang.? 答案:Out rushed 3.His English is so broken that he can’t make himself understood. 　 　　　　　　his English that he can’t make himself understood.? 答案:So broken is 4.Not until the midnight did he fall asleep. He 　　　fall asleep 　　　the midnight.? 答案:didn’t;until 5.We stayed in a quiet hotel.A thick wood was next to it. We stayed in a quiet hotel,　　　 　　　　　　　　　a thick wood.? 答案:next to which was 6.He didn’t begin to do his homework until his father came back. 　 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　begin to do his homework.? 答案:Not until his father came back did he 7.If I had known it,I would have phoned you. 　 　　　　　　it,I would have phoned you.? 答案:Had I known 8.The stranger isn’t like a worker.He isn’t like a salesman,either. The stranger isn’t like a worker.　　　 　　　　　　like a salesman.? 答案:Nor/Neit