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语法3（Syntax 3） Test Five Be+ infinitive structure According to plan, arrange the action that will happen. For example: in There s to be an investigation. I am to have tea with Betty this afternoon. This structure is common in newspapers and broadcasts to announce official plans or decisions. For example: in The Queen is to visit Japan next year. Two is an order, a ban, or a possibility. For example: in You are to stand here. Do you in understand? Tell her she s not to be back in late. The present tense can also be used to express future time Adverbial clause of time and speech. For example: in If she comes, I ll tell her all about in it. Wait here till the meeting is over. It won t be long before the rain in stops. distinguishing synonyms Begin, commence, initiate, launch, start This set of words contains the meaning of beginning. In this group of words, the most common refers to begin to do something. However, start has been used more frequently in oral English in recent years. The band, began, to, music., play, joyful, band began to play cheerful music. In Commence is more formal than begin usage. In religious or other ceremony and military terms in the tendency of people with commence. The, officer, ordered, the, soldiers,, to, commence, the, attack. officer ordered the soldiers to attack. In Initiate refers to the first step in a process, and does not have anything to do with when it stops or ends. The The, government, has, initiated, a, new, reform, program., the government has launched a new reform program. In Launch refers to a large-scale or massive action to begin or proceed with an activity, plan, etc, before or after action, with a certain amount of publicity and encouragement. The The company will launch an advertising compaign to introduce its new product., that company wants to launch an advertising campaign to launch its own new product. In Start and stop form an antisense usage, which means starting from a particular place and starting something from