1、UNIT 1 (15)Day 1 1. So + + be + + that + -So precious is time that we can not afford to waste it. -beThe Inversion2. adj. + as + Subject+ be, S. + V. + -Rich as our country is, our quality of life is by no means satisfactory.v by no means = in no way = on no account3. On no account can we + V. + -On
2、 no account can we ignore the value of knowledge.1. complete inversionThen began a bitter war between the two countries. partial inversionAt no time can the entrance be left unguarded. 2. (1) Among the disadvantages that may bring to are that + S. + V., making + n. + adj. + arethat-Among the disadva
3、ntages that cars may bring to our lives are that we could spend more time in traffic jams and we would likely spend more money on operation and maintenance fees, making our schedules tighter and our pockets lighter!(2) With these steps, we can change our society into one out of which comes the possi
4、bility thatout of which comes the possibility-With these steps, we can change our society into one out of which comes the possibility that natural resources will be fully cherished.(3) There is a real possibility that , should there be a .Should there be a-if-If there should be a-There is a real pos
5、sibility that we can solve this problem completely, should there be cooperation among all parties involved.(4) never, hardly, seldom, rarely, not, until-scarcely, in no casein no wayby no meanson no account-at no timeBy no means shall we cease to protect our environment.(5) It was very late. Exhaust
6、ed though she was, there was no hope of her being able to fall asleep.asthough-1) Small as a bicycle is, it can bring a lot of convenience to our lives.2) Foolish though he looks, he always seems to make the wisest proposals. 3) Try as you may, you will never succeed. A. -1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
7、10. 1. As for the influence of computerization, nowhere have we seen the results more clearly than in the bank.2. Had it not been for the timely investment from the government, our company would not be thriving as it is.3. Only after a year did I begin to see the results of my work.4. The organizati
8、on had broken no rules, but neither had it acted responsibly.5. Hardly a month goes by without word of another survey revealing new depths of scientific illiteracy among Chinese citizens.6. Parents planning to divorce do not sufficiently prepare their children for the coming crisis, nor do they prov
9、ide them with the necessary assurances that they will be cared for in the aftermath.7. Clever and resourceful though he was, he found more than a little difficulty solving the problem.8. Not only was she a hard worker, but she was also very polite.9. Under a tree was sitting one of the biggest men I
10、 had ever seen.10. Only when the researchers have obtained sufficient data can they come to a sound conclusion.B. 1. Scarcely they had settled themselves in their seats in the theatrewhen the curtain went up.2. Under no circumstances we should do anything that will benefitourselves but harm the inte
11、rests of the state.3. Not until an infant hedgehogopens its eyes it leaves itsnest to follow its mother about.4. Down jumped was the burglar from the tenth floor when thepoliceman pointed his pistol at him.5. Most of his classmates agree with the opinion that bad as he is,but he has his good points.
12、6. Not until have I passed the examination will I be able to go outto parties.7. Not only the student disturb the authority of the oldergeneration he can threaten the social system as a whole.8. No fewer than one thousand people did come here to attend thecompetition.9. We had hardly arrived when do
13、es she started crying to go home.10. No sooner had he drunk the coffee when he began to feel drowsy.1. they hadhad they 2. we shouldshould we3. it leavesdoes it leave4. was 5. but 6. have II have7. onlydoes 8. did comecame 9. does10. whenthan1. Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be under
14、stood. (Marie Curie)global shortage of fresh waterFamous scientist Marie Curie once said, Nothing in life is to be feared; it is only to be understood. In the same ways, once we understand the causes of this phenomenon, we can confidently believe that we will solve the problem with the following mea
15、ns.2. A man can succeed at almost anything for which he has unlimited enthusiasm.(C. M. Schwab)3. The important thing in life is to have a great aim, and also the determination to attain it. (Goethe)The important thing is to-, -(1) Nothing is + (adj).er than to + V. + -Nothing is + more + + than to
16、+ V. + -Nothing is more important than to receive education. (2) What a + adj. + n. + S. + V.!= How + adj. + a + n. + V.!-What an important thing it is to keep our promise!How important a thing it is to keep our promise!1. The narrator may be right about-, but he neglects to mention the factthat-2.
17、As opposed to widely held beliefs , I believe that-3. Although many people believe that-, I doubt whether the argument holds up to much analysis .4. The advantages of B outweigh any benefit we could gain from A.5. Although it is commonly held that-, it is unlikely that-6. There is an element of trut
18、h in this argument , but it ignores a deeper and morebasic fact that-7. It is true that -, but that is not to say that-True it is unlikelyTo be sure it doesnt followAdmittedly that doesnt meanit wont be the case8. The main problem with this argument is that it is ignorant of thebasic fact that-9. It
19、 would be natural to think that-, but it would be absurd toclaim that-10. In all the discussion and debate over-, one important fact is generallyoverlooked : -UNIT 1 (15)Day 2 It is universally acknowledged that + -It is universally acknowledged that trees are indispensable to us. It is-that + -The
20、Emphatic PatternIt is/was+ whothat-whothatwhichthatIt is conceivable that + It is obvious that + It is apparent that + It is conceivable that knowledge plays an important role in our life. 1. (1) It is (was)-that (who)-whothatHe read three books in the library yesterday.It was he who read three book
21、s in the library yesterday.It was three books that he read in the library yesterday.It was in the library that he read three books yesterday.(2) thatwhenwhereIt is at 5 oclock that the train will arrive.(3) It is he who is late.It is they who were late.(4) Is (was) it + that-?+ is (was) +it +that-?W
22、as it ten years ago that his father died?When is it that you will set off?(5)not-until-It is not until-that-notuntilI didnt go home until the rain stopped.It was not until the rain stopped that I went home.I didnt know the news until yesterday.It was not until yesterday that I knew the news.2. (1) I
23、t is the responsibility of to do sth.itIt is the responsibility of every citizen in our society to do his utmost to protect the environment.(2) It is the , I suppose, that havehas given rise to .I suppose-It is the tighter job market, I suppose, that has given rise to the increase in the number of u
24、nemployed college students in China.(3) It is only when that .whenIt is only when you nearly lose someone that you become fully conscious of how much you value him.A. -1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 1. It was at the eleventh hour that I got wind of what was going on.2. It does not matter whether he
25、accepts my opinions or not.3. It is not my place to interfere in such affairs.4. It is impolite behavior to smoke in a crowded bus.5. It is undeniable that Edison was a genius in the truest sense of the word.6. It was not until he entered the classroom that he realized he had forgotten to do the hom
26、ework.7. In our home it is a rigid rule for each person to wash his hands before eating.8. It is wise to read everything about something and something about everything.9. She felt it incumbent upon her to answer the letter at once.10. It is to be regretted that the majority of young people should lo
27、ok upon an effortless life as the highest good.B. 1. It is she which I think is the most beautiful girl I have ever seen.2. There is an old saying which says, Great oaks from little acornsgrow.3. It is in the park which theyll take a picnic.4. It is believed which the earliest feature of chronic bro
28、nchitis isexcessive secretion from the mucous glands and goblet call.5. It is one of his peculiarities that no incident ever happens to himthat without teaching him some valuable lesson.6. It is an error to suppose which the public is indifferent or unableto understand the problems of religion and p
29、hilosophy.7. It is wrong to accuse a person of a crime that you have evidencethat he may be guilty.8. It be reasonable to receive extra pay for extra work.9. It is very difficult that you havent sufficient data to solve theproblem.1. whichwho 2. whichthat 3. whichwhere4. whichthat5. himthat 6. which
30、that7. thatunless8. beis 9. thatwhen1. We must accept finite disappointment, but we must never lose infinite hope. (Martin Luther King, Jr.)We must do-, but we must never-2. Genius is formed in quiet, character in the stream of life. (Goethe )is formed in1. There is absolutely no reason for us to be
31、lieve that-2. Logical as this argument is, and I whole-heartedly agree with it, it appearsinsignificant when- is taken into consideration .3. To assume that- is far from infallible .4. A close inspection of this argument would reveal how flimsy it is.5. On the surface , it may seem a sound suggestio
32、n , butwith careful consideration , we find that-6. Too much emphasis placed on - may obscure other facts, including that-7. The danger is that-8. What the narrator fails to understand is that-9. We dont have to look very far to see the truth of this argument .10. However just this argument may be, it only skims the surface of the problemUNIT 1 (15)Day 3 It is necessary that effective actions be taken to prevent this problem.
