小学阶段几种句型转换(国外英语资料).doc

小学阶段几种句型转换 Speaking: 16 shifts name: class: (1) a declarative sentence is a statement of a fact or a persons opinion. It consists of positive and negative sentences. This painting is by our class, CAI ying. (positive) I didnt eat. (negative) (2) the rhetorical question is the expression of a certain point of view. The rhetorical question appears to be the form of doubt, but it actually means the definite meaning, and the answer is in the question. The form of the rhetorical question is stronger than the general statement of the statement, which is more likely to arouse peoples thinking. E.g. Isnt the book red? The phrase is a rhetorical question The step of a declarative sentence to a rhetorical question: To change the definite word (yes, energy, etc.) to a negative word (no, no, no, etc.) To change the negative word (not, not, not, etc.) to the positive word (yes, energy, etc.) The words how, how, dont, before the positive words or negative words. The end of the sentence is changed into question mark. For example, xiao jiang goes to school. (positive statements) Instead of going to school? We cant be intimidated by difficulties. (negative statements) How can we be frightened by the difficulties? This painting is by our class. ________________________________________________________________________________ We should not hurt our parents because they have brought us up. _______________________________________________________________________________ We cant ignore the lack of discipline in a few students. _______________________________________________________________________________ A double negative is a sentence that USES two negative adverbs to express positive meanings. Two negative adverbs such as no... no, no... no, no... no etc. (the positive tone of the double negative is stronger or more euphemism than the general affirmation.) He cant dare not go. No one does not fear his majesty. (strong) I have to tell you what happened. (strong) He wont feel sorry for m