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语法专题05 形容词和副词【精讲+演练】(原卷版)
语法专题05 形容词和副词【精讲+演练】(原卷版)
语法专题05 形容词和副词【精讲+演练】(原卷版)
1. 规则变化
一般加-er,-est strong---stronger---strongest
以字母 e 结尾的只加-r, -st late---later---latest
以辅音字母结尾的重读闭音节,双写这个辅音字母后再加-er,-est
hot---hotter---hottest thin---thinner---thinnest slim---slimmer---slimmest
以辅音字母+y 结尾的词,将 y 变为 i,再加-er,-est
angry---angrier---angriest ugly---uglier---ugliest early---earlier---earliest
双音节词和多音节词,在词前加 more 或 most
quickly---more quickly---most quickly enthusiastic---more enthusiastic---most enthusiastic
注意:
①少数双音节词以及以-er 和-le 结尾的词有两种比较级和最高级形式
common---commoner/more common--- commonest/ most common
四:易混形容词副词的区别
1. ago,before
ago 从现在算起若干时间以前,常用一般过去时 I graduated from the college 10
years ago.
before ①从过去某时间算起若干时间以前,常用过去完成时 She said that she had married him
3 months before.
②单独使用,常用现在完成时 Have you ever seen this film
before?
2. hard,hardly
hardly adv. 几乎不 hard adj.艰难的 adv. 努力地
This is a hard job. We can hardly believe Peter works so hard.
3. so, such
such+a/an+adj. +单数可数名词 such+adj+复数名词或不可数名词
so+adj./adv so+adj.+a/an+单数可数名词 so+many/much/few/little(少的)+复数名词
或不可数名词
4. late,later,latter, latest,lately
late adj./adv. 迟晚 later adj.以后的//adv.后来 latter adj. (两者中)后者的
latest adj. 最新的 lately adv. 最近,近来
一、单项选择
The Chinese zodiac The Chinese zodiac (生肖,属相) features 12 animal signs in this order:
Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. It has a
history of more than 2,000 years. There is an animal for each year, but the “year” is defined by
Chinese lunar calendar (按农历界定). It’s not from Jan. 1st to Dec. 31st in geographical year.
China Red
Red is the color of China. In China we call it China Red. It makes people excited. And it has
rich meaning in Chinese culture and history. Here, red is a symbol (象征). It gives color to the
soul (灵魂) of the nation. China Red is the color of the luck, health, harmony, happiness, peace,
richness and so on.
_________
People usually spend the first day of the Chinese New Year with their family members at home.
They usually have dumplings or niangao as the first meal of the New Year. After breakfast, little
kids put on new clothes and give New Year greetings to their parents and grandparents. Both the
kids and un-married adults may receive monetary red envelopes from seniors in the family.