按传统语法,要表示非现在时间的“第二天早上”,通常要用 the next morning。但在现代英语中,也可以用 next morning(即省略 the)。如下面的内容摘自《柯林斯高级英语用法词典》:If you want to say that something happened during the morning of the next day, you say that it happened the next morning, in the mor...
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这是倒装句啊!不倒装的话,句子语序为:News of her friend's death came the following morning.类似的句子如:Then came the sudden realization that he was in love with her. 然后他突然意识到他爱上她了。By late afternoon came news that our team won the game. 傍晚时分传来了我们队获胜的消息。
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现在分词完成时的被动语态和过去分词均表示以下两层意思:一是动作先于主句动作完成,二是表示被动意义。其基本区别是,用现在分词完成时的被动语态比用过去分词更强调动作的完成;若不细区分,两者常可互换。如:(Having been) asked to stay, I couldn’t very well leave. 人家请我留下,我就不好走了。(Having been...
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完全同意刘老师的解释!句中的 see 为不及物动词,所以它后面的不定式不是宾语,而是状语,表结果(即结果状语)。正如刘老师所说,谓语部分表示“看不见”,to read 是“看不见的结果”。couldn’t 不仅否定了 see,而且也否定了不定式 to read,即“不能看见”同时导致“不能阅读”。为帮助这位网友理解,下面另举几例:It was too...
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lie(躺)—lay—lainlay(放)—laid—laid 类似的如:find(发现)—found—foundfound(建立)—founded—founded bear(忍受)—bore—bornebore(使厌烦)—bored—bored fall(掉下)—fell—fallenfell(砍伐)—felled—felled see(看见)—saw—sawsaw(锯开)—sawed—sawed
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动词 drive 的主语完全可以是“车”。比如《朗文当代英语词典》对动词 drive 的用法就有以下归纳:1. to make a car, truck, bus etc move along——此用法通常用人作主语2. if a car, truck etc drives somewhere, it moves there——此用法通常用车作主语另外补充相关例句:An ambulance drove past. 一辆救护车开了过去。A car...
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问题一:句中的 when I heard 不能省略主语 I。原则上说,从句的主语是不能单独省略的——尽管汉语中经常省略这样的主语(如说“当听到……”),但下面这样的省略不属于此类情况(因为它省略的是主语和后面的动词 be):He fell asleep while (he was) doing his homework. 他做着做着功课就睡着了。I have tried to keep your a...
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两句意思一样,均表示已完成的被动动作。Homework having been done, Peter went out to play.=Homework done, Peter went out to play.
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