nearly three years on the concept of matriculation english test look for flip-sentence test（近三年的入学英语测试寻找flip-sentence测试的概念）.docVIP

Nearly three years on the concept of Matriculation English Test look for flip-sentence test No sooner is the hot spot over the years, the entrance test for the students is also a difficult fact Hardly there is a pattern, and if the students were able to grasp the basic sentence and sentence flip proposition Features and then encountered this kind of problem can be solved. below for 2009, 2010 and 2011 across the country in a variety of college entrance examination in English to do a flip-sentence summary analysis, I hope the students can learn to understand their propositional rule, flexibility of such a pattern of usage. English sentences into all flip flip flip and some categories. First, all the flip- Will be entirely on the subject before the verb of the sentence, called the entire inverted sentences. (One direction or manner adverbs expressed here, there, in, out, up, down, over, away, off, back, now, then, thus placed in a sentence, the verb is a verb to be, or come, go, run, rush, etc. intransitive verb, the sentences used all flip. example: 1. Here comes our bus! 2. Out rushed the children. 3. Now comes your turn! Note: If the subject is a personal pronoun, verb do not flip. Example: 1. Here he comes. 2. Here you are. 3. Away he ran. (09 Shanghai) 38. Hearing the dog barking fiercely, away _____. A. fleEing the thiefB. Was fleeing the thief C. the thief was fleeingD. Fled the thief (09 Fujian 25. For a moment nothing happened. Then _____ all shouting together. A. voices had comeB. Came voices C. voices would comeD. Did voices come (10 Jiangsu 33.-Is everyone here? -Not yet ... Look, there _____ the rest of our guests. A. come B. comes C. is coming D. are coming 38 questions Location azimuth adverbs away on a sentence, the sentence with all the flip-.25 title Juyi: Initially nothing had happened. Then everyone cheered. Adverb then in the first sentence, the main use all that flip .33 adverb