第26讲 倒装句(国外英语资料).doc

第26讲 倒装句 The inversion sentence is the same as the main predicate In the words of the go : Go across, over Go after, chase, follow Go against is against Go ahead, progress, move on Go all about it Go along with... And... A walk Go back to Go beyond Go by, go by Go in for STH. And make great efforts Go into, go into, participate, investigate, do, research Go off, explode Go on, go on Go on to do (another thing) Go on doing (the same thing) Go out, out, out, out Go over, check, go over Go through, through, through, through Go up, up, up, up Go wrong and go wrong The core content of this presentation is inversion, which is the consensus 1: what is an inversion sentence: it is a grammatical means to denote a certain sentence structure or to emphasize a particular sentence. There are two types of inversion: complete inversion and partial inversion. Turn the subject and predicate of the sentence completely upside down, calling it a complete inversion. A part of the predicate, such as a auxiliary verb or a modal verb, is inverted to the subject. If there is no predicate in the sentence, use the auxiliary verb or modal verb. This is called partial inversion. In two kinds of inversion sentences, the examination is mainly in reverse. The specific test points are as follows: Test one: to negative word not, no, never, seldom, motion (hardly), nowhere, little, not until, no sooner, not only... but also, by no means (never), etc. At the beginning of the sentence, must use part of the flip chip! A typical example 1: Ive tried very hard to improve my English. But by no means _____ with my progress. I have tried my best to improve my English, but my teacher is not satisfied. A. the teacher is not satisfied B. is the teacher of the teacher C. the the teacher is satisfied D. is the the teacher satisfied The by no means means A and A. Because by no means is negative, the sentence must be positive, the answer is D. A typical example 2: Never in my wildest dreams ______these people are