Weather English for senior high school entrance examination

Required reading materials before the middle school entrance examination

First, error-prone words

1. Another of the above three: another 2. Lucky: Lucky 3. Twelfth: Twelfth.

4. Feel: felt 5. Yes or no: No. Quiet, quiet.

Autumn: The weather in autumn. Very quiet.

7. The eighth month. Although through 9.9 nine.

Mouth. Go through. 19 19

10.far: farther and farthest. Think it over. 900 years.

1 1.40 forty. Ninth ninth

eg 1。 -Where are the farmers? The farmers are still working in the fields, and it's getting dark.

A. Because B. Although C. thinks D. passed

2. What is the12nd month of the year? –December

Quiet, the class begins.

Step 2 do (gerund)

Finish/enjoy/be busy/be worthwhile/keep/spend/like/like doing instead of doing.

2. Preposition+after doing

Be good at/how about/how about/thank you/contribute to/look forward to/pay attention to …

3. Verb as subject

For example, 1. The old man likes telling stories to children.

He stayed in England for two years, but he is not good at speaking English.

T want to eat anything.

Do (infinitive)

Ask someone. Do/want someone. Do/tell sb. Do/allow sb. Do/encourage sb. Do/teach sb. to do sth

2. Want to do/forget to do/

Do sth/better do sth/it's someone's turn to do sth/find sth/it's time to do sth/it's someone's turn to do sth. Time to do sth/it's best to do sth/it's sb's turn to do sth (it: subject/object)

Have no time to do sth/have something to do/be too … to do sth/be enough … to do sth.

4. for someone. You're so good. Do sth.

Don't do it

6. How/What does the interrogative word +to do do?

7. Pay attention to a single preposition (complete verb phrase)

For example, 1. It is necessary to take medicine on time.

It is not easy to do so much homework in one day.

A. let him do something.

It was you who caught the thief.

A. It's bad for B and good for C.

It's very cold outside. Please tell the boy that coat.

A. Don't take off B. Take off C. Don't wear D. Don't take off

We were poor and had no room.

A. live in C. Live in d. stay behind

6. I can't drive. Can you show me first?

A. What to do B. How to do C. Where to go D. What to do

7. There is a room (residence)

Three. Make a prototype

1.let \ make \ listen \ see \ see \ have \ feeling (actively don't, passively want)

It's better [not] to do something.

3. Could you please

4. Why not do something. Why don't you do sth.

5. Auxiliary verb+do something.

For example, 1. Tom wanted to make friends with his brother, but this time he was cheated by his brother.

Brother.

Finish your homework first, or I won't let you do it.

Get out, get out.

3. It's too noisy. You'd better listen to the radio, or others will be unhappy.

A. Turn up the volume D. Turn down the volume

I am very tired today. Why do you want to rest? 10. d) Don't take it away.

4. Pay attention to the difference between tenses

Cost-cost-cost reduction-reduction-reduction strike-strike-strike injury-injury-injury.

Let-let-let-let-set-set-set read-read-read.

For example, 1. His sister read the picture book three times yesterday.

She did. She did.

Your father put on his clothes and went out.

The boy fell off the bike and got hurt.

Five.

5. Within+a period of time {① How soon ② General future tense}

For example, 1. -Will you go home? Half an hour later.

A. how often

There will be more trees in China in a few years.

Formal compliance of intransitive verbs

1.if (if): conditional adverbial clause

When (when), as only, until, before, after: adverbial clause of time.

☆ The Lord follows the present and the Lord follows the past.

If: when: when: when?

If: Form follows when …: Form follows.

For example, 1. I wonder if Mr. Smith is here again. Please tell me as soon as he comes back.

A. Come, come B. Come, come C. Come, come D. Come, come

If the weather is fine tomorrow, we will go to the Great Wall together.

A. It won't rain B. It won't rain C. It won't rain D.

He asked if she had come. Please let me know if she comes.

Eight. term

1. Common uncountable nouns: news, weather, work, money, music, paper, food (rice, bread, meat …) and drinks (milk, oranges …)

2. Only plural: people's police pants and green clothes

3. Special plural: sheep-sheep deer-deer Japan-Japan China-China

Knife, knife, shelf, leaves, tomatoes, potatoes, potatoes, Germans, doctors, doctors, apple trees

4. In a few years' time/five-minute drive, all qualifications (time, distance)

For example, 1. How many people are there?

2. amazing news! What does this mean?

3. Good weather!

The (female) teachers will have a competition next week.

The twins will come here.

6. Farmers who produce wool and meat raise sheep.

A. retained, B. retained, C. retained, D. retained, D.

7. After walking for ten minutes, we arrived.

8. Teachers' Day, Children's Day and Women's Day

nine

1. He and … ...

2. Apart from ... looking at the previous theme, he ...

1. It is neither a nor b.

2. there is a or b > > proximity principle.

3. There are A and B.

4. Not only A, but also B.

1. and the following are plural numbers.

John, a good friend of mine, swims faster than any other girl.

My sister and my parents have been to Shanghai three times.

There was a pen and two rulers yesterday.

Neither he nor I am a teacher.

Tongtenguto

See/hear sb. -do (whole process)

﹛doing (happening)

Do you often hear John in his room?

Listen! Now we can hear his voice in his room.

A. Sing, sing B. Sing, sing C. Sing, sing

Similarity: Clark found the old man lying on the floor at this time last night. (Lies)

XI。 answer

1. The previous negative rhetorical question: According to the facts, yes was indeed used, but no was indeed used.

Would you like to go with me? -Yes, I want to/would like to.

She didn't come to school yesterday, did she? Although she doesn't feel very well.

A.no, she's not B. Yes, she is C. No, she's not d. Yes, she is.

Twelve. Instantaneous verb →→→→ continuous verb

1. A period of time: from+time point+how long is the period.

2. Buy → borrow → save and die → open and drive → here it is.

Leave → stay away from (from …) → get ready-get ready to get up-get up.

For example, 1. The headmaster stayed for more than two weeks. Has left.

The factory has been two years. A. Open B. Open C. Open

Thirteen. preposition

On the night of my birthday/on the morning of May 8, 2004/on a sunny morning.

Fourteen digital

Around 1.: numeral (serious)+forgetting/past/million/billion.

2. Before and after: ■+Millions/Millions/Billions

Fifteen. modal verb

1. Can I ...? No, you can't.

2. I have to ... No, you don't.

Sixteen. essay

1. One hour/useful method/one-year-old baby

2 . a/e/I/o/f/l/m/n/x/s/h/r※

17.

there will be

Eighteen. imperative sentence

1. (imperative: yes/no) Let's ..., will you?

Let's ... shall we?

2. Previous No: strong/no/nothing/never/very little/very little.

Nineteen.

1. (Synthetic indefinite pronouns) Something, nothing, nothing, everything,

Someone, anyone, no one, everyone as the subject: singular.

2. Put it in front.

3. after 3.else is completed.

Twenty. Cong bin

1. Temporal consistency & objective reality: simple present tense; Pay attention to the euphemistic tone (excuse me ...? )

2. Word order of declarative sentences: subject+predicate ★ Pay attention to what is wrong? Three points (interrogative words as subject types)

Can you tell me (how to get there)?

Miss Wu told me that Lucy was out.

Miss Wu told me that light travels much faster than sound.

Twenty one. Verb difference

I spent 1. It takes/takes B. time to do sth.

Pay for sth

Someone spends time or money on something.

do sth.

4. Subject: things+costs/expenses

Two. Borrow 1. Borrow … from //2. Borrow/lend … to (borrow).

Three. Forget/forget/forget/leave/leave+position

IV range+position

Reach a big position//reach a small position

Reach+position

Verb (abbreviation for verb) is made of material (visible)

From material (not visible)

take one's place

Being

VI is lying down.

Egg laying, egg laying, egg laying, egg laying.

22. Because

1. present perfect tense+self+simple past tense

2. It is time period+self+simple past tense.

Twenty three

Both of them are: Mike's and John's.

This is (Lucy Lily)' s room.

They are (Lucy Lily)' s mother.

Twenty-four

1. One … the other (two)

2. One … another (more than three)

3. One … the other two (the other two out of three)

3. Some ... Others (other people/things with uncertain scope)

Twenty-five years old

Because /so through/but are not used together.

twenty-six

Went (where people don't talk)

Have been to (the place where people talk)

Have been (staying somewhere for a while)

Twenty-seven exclamations

What (a/an) adj+n. (subject+predicate)!

How adj (subject+predicate)! ★ ok

Twenty-eight adjective

1. adj+n ./ contact verb +adj//adv.+v./adj/adv

2. Like ... (original level) as//notas/so ... (original level) as

3. comparative (er)+than

4. A lot. /a little/even/still/far …+comparative (er) * much more.

5. Within the scope

Than any other+singular noun.

Twenty-nine also

At the end of 1 Tai sentence+affirmation//You sentence+negation//Ye sentence

He is a teacher, so am I. //He works hard, so do I..

He is not a teacher, and neither am I. //He doesn't work hard, and neither do I.

30. Several common sentence pattern transformations

1. Mr Wang is too busy, so he can't go to the big cinema. (no)

Mr. Wang is too busy to go to the cinema.

This room is very big and can accommodate 200 people. (Ken)

This room is large enough for 200 people.

I don't like this coat. He doesn't like it either.

Neither he nor I like this coat.

My sister learned Russian after graduating from middle school.

My sister didn't learn Russian until she graduated from middle school.

Thirty-one

Stop doing (another thing)

Do (stop doing)

I hope it helps you.