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41.raise,rise,rise²»´ø±öÓï;raise´ø±öÓï¡£
F:He rose his hand before asking a question.
T:He raised his hand before asking a question,
(past tense)
F:Having finished lunch, he raised from
the table.
T:Having finished lunch, he rose from the
table, (past tense)
F:The sun is raising high in the sky.
T:The sun is rising high in the sky. (present
participle)
F:Some questions were risen about taxes.
T:Some questions were raised about taxes,
(past participle)
F:My grandfather raises early every morning.
T:My grandfather rises early every morning,
(present tense)
F:Private income has raised steadily for
the past decade.
T:Private income has risen steadily for
the past decade.
==(past participle).
42.reason...becauseΪÎóÓÃ,Ӧ˵reason...that¡£
F:The reason he makes poor grades is because
he never
==studies.
T:The reason he makes poor grades is that
he never studies.
F:My reason for using a typewriter is because
my handwrit-ing ==is
poor.
T:My reason for using a typewriter is that
my handwriting
==is poor.
43.seldom ever,seldom or everΪÎóÓÃ,Ӧ˵seldom
if ever»òhardly ever.
F:Tigers seldom ever eat human beings.
T:Tigers seldom if ever (or hardly ever)
eat human beings.
45.some,somewhat.SomeÊÇÐÎÈÝ´Ê;some whatÊǸ±´Ê¡£
F:Students find that mathematical concept
some difficult.
T:Students find that mathematical concept
somewhat diffi-cult.
F:Mis shirt looks some dirty.
T:His shirt looks somewhat dirty.
46.sit,set.sit²»¸ú±öÓï;set¸ú±öÓï¡£
F:.The old man is setting on the porch.
T:The old man is sitting on the porch, (present
participle)
F:The woman sat the groceries on the table.
T:The woman set the groceries on the table,
(past tense)
F:Exhausted, the hiker set down to rest.
T:Exhausted, the hiker sat down to rest,
(past tense)
F:Please set here if you're tired.
T:Please sit here if youVe tired, (present
tense)
47.so that ָĿµÄ,²»ÄÜÊ¡ÂÔthat¡£
F:He came here so he could study English.
T:He came here so that he could study English.
F:The spider spins a web so it can catch
insects.
T:The spider spins a web so that it can
catch insects,
48.such,so.±ÜÃâÓÃÕâÁ½¸ö´Ê´úÌævery.
F:Taxes are so high today.
T:Taxes are very high today.
===================OR
F:Taxes are so high today that some people
try to cheat on
==their tax
returns.
F:Professor Davis is such a good lecturer.
T:Professor Davis is a very good lecturer.
===================OR
==Professor
Davis is such a good lecturer that students
enjoy
==being in
his class.
49.sureºÍtryºóÃæ²»¸úand¡£
F:You should try and write legibly.
T:You should try to write legibly.
F:I am going to try and get some sleep tonight.
T:I am going to try to get some sleep tonight.
F:Be sure and bring a pencil to class tomorrow.
T:Be sure to bring a pencil to class tomorrow.
50.thatÃû´Ê´Ó¾äÖв»ÄÜÊ¡ÂÔthatÔÚÓÐÒ»¸öÒÔÉϵÄÃû´Ê´Ó¾äÊÇÓÈӦעÒâ¡£
F:My objection to smoking is it is dangerous
to health.
T:My objection to smoking is that it is
dangerous to health. F:Everyone knows Greenland
is an island and it is located to ==the
north.
T:Everyone knows that Greenland is an island
and that it is ==located
to the north.
51.their,there,they're.
F:I am interested in they're habits.
T:I am interested in their habits.
F:Their coming later this afternoon.
T:They're coming later this afternoon.
F:They're coming surprised us.
T:Their coming surprised us.
F:They're several ways to use the word correctly.
T:There are several ways to use the word
correctly.
52.too,enough.TooÒâΪto
an excessive degree.EnoughÒâΪ adequate or
sufficient for the purpose desired.
F:Your brother is too old to know better.
T:Your brother is old enough to know better.
F:The window was dirty enough to see through.
T:The window was too dirty to see through.
F:I am too sick to miss class.
T:I am sick enough to miss class.
F:John is too clever to solve the problem.
T:John is clever enough to soive the problem.
53.used to, supposed
to.²»ÄÜÊ¡ÂÔ d¡£
F:I use to enjoy gardening.
T:I used to enjoy gardening.
F:My uncle has trouble breathing: he isn't
suppose to smoke.
T:My uncle has trouble breathing: he isn't
supposed to smoke,
54.very.²»ÄÜÓô˴ÊÀ´´úÌætoo¡£
F:This book is .very old to use anymore.
T:This book is too old to use anymore.
F:The weather is very cold to go swimming.
T:The weather is too cold to go swimming.
F:The actor is very nervous to go on stage.
T:The actor is too nervous to go on stage.
55.wait onÒâΪserve, ²»ÒªÓë wait for»ìÏý¡£
F:My friend was late; I had to wait on him
for half an hour.
T:My friend was late; 1 had to wait for
him for half an hour.
F:Good clerks are happy to wait for their
customers.
T:Good clerks are happy to wait on their
customers.
56.want ºóÃæ²»¸úÃû´Ê´Ó¾ä,¶ø¸ú²»¶¨Ê½¡£
F:She wants that she can pass the test.
T:She wants to pass the test.
F:My father wants that I do well in school.
T:My father wants me to do well in school.
57.where Ö¸µØµã,±ÜÃâwhereÓÃ×÷thatµÄͬÒå´Ê¡£
F: I read in the newspaper where crime is
on the increase.
T: I read in the newspaper that crime is
on the increase.
F: Have you noticed where people are smoking
less than they ==used
to?
T:Have you noticed that people are smoking
less than they
==used to?
58.which ÊǹØÏµ´ú´Ê,
Ö¸Îï, ´Ó²»Ö¸ÈË¡£
F:The person with which I had the argument
was the chair-man.
T:The person with whom I had the argument
was the chair-man.
F:The scientist which invented the electric
light was
==Thomas Edison.
T:The scientist who invented the electric
light was Thomas
==Edison.
F:I was annoyed by the salesman which came
to my door.
T:I was annoyed by the salesman who came
to my door.
59.whileͨ³£Ö¸Ê±¼ä,±ÜÃâÓÃwhile±íʾ¶Ô±È¡£
F:While my family is not rich, we have many
advan-tages.
T:Although my family is not rich, we have
many advantages.
F:While I was not busy, I couldn't help
him.
T:Although I was not busy, I couldn't help
him.
F:While teaching seems like a good profession.
I would
==prefer to
be a lawyer.
T:Although teaching seems like a good profession,
I would
==prefer to
be a lawyer.
60.who,whom.WhoÊÇ´ú´ÊÖ÷¸ñ,whomÊÇ´ú´Ê±ö¸ñ¡£
F:Who did you speak to about your problem?
T:Whom did you speak to about your problem?
(Whom
==is the object
of the preposition to.)
F:Whom did you say ruled the country at
that time?
T:Who did you say ruled the country at that
time? (Who
==is the subject
of the verb ruled.)
F:John Kennedy was a man who many people
admired.
T:John Kennedy was a man whom many people
admired.
==(Whom is
the object of the verb admired.)
61.who's,whose.Who'sÒâΪwho
is;WhoseÔò±íʾËùÊô¡£
F:The counselor was the person who's advice
I took.
T:The counselor was the person whose advice
I took.
F:Do you remember whose in charge of preparing
the menu?
T:Do you remember who's in charge of preparing
the menu?
62.would¾¡¹Ü´Ë´ÊÊÇwillµÄ¹ýȥʽ,µ«³£³£ÓÃÀ´±íʾÏÖÔÚ·¢ÉúµÄ
==¶¯×÷£¬Í¬Ê±Ò²¾³£ÔÚÖ÷ҪΪ¹ýȥʽµÄÃû´Ê´Ó¾äÖС£
F:Will you like a cup of coffee now?
T:Would you like a cup of coffee now?
F:I have never met your parents, but I will
like to know them.
T:I have never met your parents, but I would
like to know
==them.
F:My boss told me that he will increase
my salasy next year.
T:My boss told me that he would increase
my salary next
==year.
F:We heard on the radio that it will rain
tomorrow.
T:We heard on the radio that it would rain
tomorrow.
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