怎样使句子多样化（How to diversify sentences）.docVIP

怎样使句子多样化（How to diversify sentences） English sentences can usually be classified according to the following criteria: 1., the sentences are divided into declarative, interrogative, imperative and exclamatory sentences according to the different purposes of use. (1) a declarative sentence that states a fact or statement of a speakers opinion. Such as: A., He, must, have, finished, his, homework. B., She, is, a, diligent, student. (2) questions raised by interrogative sentences. Such as: A., Does, she, know, English? B., What, did, you, do, last, night? (3) imperative sentences are used to express requests, orders, exhortations, invitations, advice, etc.. Such as: A., Have, a, cup, of, tea. B. Dont smoke. (4) exclamatory sentences express surprise, joy, anger and emotion when speaking. Such as: A., What, an, interesting, film! B., How, beautiful, it, is! 2., according to the grammatical structure, the sentences are divided into simple sentence, compound sentence, compound sentence and compound compound sentence. (1) if a sentence has only one subject predicate structure, this sentence is a simple sentence. Such as: A., She, has, finished, her, homework. B., Both, my, brother, and, sister, are, teachers. (2) if a sentence contains two or more than two inconsistent subject predicate constructions, the sentence is a compound sentence. The two or more than two predicate constructions in a sentence, usually connected by commas and conjunctions. Such as: A., Honey, is, sweet, but, the, bee, stings. B., Type, O, is, the, common, blood, type, in, the, world, and, type, most, AB, is, the, rarest. (3) if a sentence contains two or more than two of the subject predicate structure, in which one or more of the subject predicate structure as another predicate structure in a certain (some) component, such as subject, object, attributive, a complex sentence. Such as: A., Because, the, luxury, liner, traveling, so, fast, it, was, impossible, to, was, avoid, the,, ghostly, looking, ice