ɿc(din)ӢZ(y)̓MZ(y)`ñ
2008-09-26 14:58:37 (li)Դ
1.ģҪ㣬Ҳ(hu)ô
`I shouldn't do that if I was you.
I shouldn't do that if I were you.ʾcF(xin)(sh)෴̓MZ(y)ⲻwasֻwere.
2.ģҪҸHF(xin)@(hu)Vԓʲô
`If my father were here now he will tell me what to do.
If my father were here now he would tell me what to do.ʾcF(xin)(sh)෴̓MZ(y)(dng)~ֻwouldmight^(gu)ȥr(sh)
3.ģҪ֪Ԓ̖(ho)aҾ͕(hu)oԒ
`If I knew her telephone number I would have called her.
If I had known her telephone number I would have called her.ʾc^(gu)ȥ(sh)෴̓MZ(y)lľĄ(dng)~Ҫ^(gu)ȥɕr(sh)
4.ģҪ](mi)ҲS(hu)(li)
`If it had not rained yesterday he might come.
If it had not rained yesterday he might have come.ʾc^(gu)ȥ(sh)෴̓MZ(y)Ą(dng)~Ҫ(dng)~^(gu)ȥr(sh)mightcouldȣHAVE^(gu)ȥ~
5.ģҲJ(rn)ҕ(hu)ʧҪʧˣҕ(hu)Ŭ
`I don't think that I shall fail. But if I failed I would try again.
I don't think that I shall fail. But if I should fail I would try again.ʾc(li)(sh)෴̓MZ(y)lľĄ(dng)~shouldԭ΄(dng)~
6.ģҪǎX͕(hu)I
`Did he bring some money with him he would have bought it.
Had he brought some money with him he would have bought it.ʾc^(gu)ȥ(sh)෴̓MZ(y)lľĄ(dng)~Ҫ^(gu)ȥɕr(sh)ʡiftõbʽ
7.ģҪǂ(g)˿ܕ(hu)(dng)xy(tng)
`Be she a man she might be elected president.
Were she a man she might be elected president.ʾcF(xin)(sh)෴̓MZ(y)wasֻwereʡiftwereھ
8.ģh߽̎нY
`I suggested that the teachers' wages could be increased.
I suggested that the teachers' wages should be increased.suggest(dng)hvr(sh)~ľҪ?jing)~Ҫshouldԭ΄(dng)~shouldʡ
9.ģ@ôҪ
`It is important that he will do it.
It is important that he do it.It is importantthat(do)~ľĄ(dng)~Ҫshouldԭ΄(dng)~shouldʡ
10.ģY(ji)ˡ
`They have married for two years.
They have been married for two years.ʾѻB(ti)ijm(x)Ҫɕr(sh)ı(dng)ʽ
11.ģЌW(xu)Ц
`He was laughed by all the pupils.
He was laughed at by all the pupils.(dng)~~=(dng)~׃(dng)Z(y)B(ti)r(sh)~ʡ
12.ģӢZ(y)yW(xu)
`English is difficult to be learned.
English is difficult to learn.ӢZ(y)yW(xu)=W(xu)ӢZ(y)yҲf(shu)It's difficult to learn English.ԭZ(y)(sh)HDzʽ߉eZ(y)ʽҪ(dng)ʽ
13.ģķ(wn)@ЩuZǷ(gu)
`Tom asked me if these islands are belonged to America.
Tom asked me if these islands belonged to America.
14.ģЇ(gu)l(f)˺ܴ׃
`Great changes have been taken place in China.
Great changes have taken place in China.
15.ģ(zhn)(zhng)һ걬l(f)
`The war was broken out in 1937.
The war broke out in 1937.take placebreak outhappenbelong toȲ(dng)~Z(y)(dng)~](mi)б(dng)Z(y)B(ti)ʽ
16.ģҿڰ塣ҲSҪz۾
`I can't see the blackboard very well.Perhaps you need to examine your eyes.
I can't see the blackboard very well.Perhaps you need to have your eyes examined.ʾʹijﱻeˡͨʹhaveget^(gu)ȥ~ʾ
17.ģR_(ki)ʼ
`He ordered the work to start at once.
He ordered the work to be started at once.ʽeZ(y)a(b)Z(y)r(sh)ceZ(y)DZ(dng)P(gun)ϵҪòʽı(dng)ʽ
18.ģԇD
`He tried not to have mixed up in politics.
He tried not to get mixed up in politics.getϵ(dng)~ɴbe^(gu)ȥ~ʾ(dng)haveo(w)˹
19.ģ(j)f(shu)ܸС
`They say him to have been rich.
He is said to have been rich.sayɽӲʽı(dng)Z(y)B(ti)ɽӲʽ
20.ģ˱J(rn)ǂ(g)ɵӡ
`The man thought to be a fool.
The man was thought to be a fool.Z(y)DŽ(dng)ij߶ǰl(f)ñ(dng)Z(y)B(ti)
`I shouldn't do that if I was you.
I shouldn't do that if I were you.ʾcF(xin)(sh)෴̓MZ(y)ⲻwasֻwere.
2.ģҪҸHF(xin)@(hu)Vԓʲô
`If my father were here now he will tell me what to do.
If my father were here now he would tell me what to do.ʾcF(xin)(sh)෴̓MZ(y)(dng)~ֻwouldmight^(gu)ȥr(sh)
3.ģҪ֪Ԓ̖(ho)aҾ͕(hu)oԒ
`If I knew her telephone number I would have called her.
If I had known her telephone number I would have called her.ʾc^(gu)ȥ(sh)෴̓MZ(y)lľĄ(dng)~Ҫ^(gu)ȥɕr(sh)
4.ģҪ](mi)ҲS(hu)(li)
`If it had not rained yesterday he might come.
If it had not rained yesterday he might have come.ʾc^(gu)ȥ(sh)෴̓MZ(y)Ą(dng)~Ҫ(dng)~^(gu)ȥr(sh)mightcouldȣHAVE^(gu)ȥ~
5.ģҲJ(rn)ҕ(hu)ʧҪʧˣҕ(hu)Ŭ
`I don't think that I shall fail. But if I failed I would try again.
I don't think that I shall fail. But if I should fail I would try again.ʾc(li)(sh)෴̓MZ(y)lľĄ(dng)~shouldԭ΄(dng)~
6.ģҪǎX͕(hu)I
`Did he bring some money with him he would have bought it.
Had he brought some money with him he would have bought it.ʾc^(gu)ȥ(sh)෴̓MZ(y)lľĄ(dng)~Ҫ^(gu)ȥɕr(sh)ʡiftõbʽ
7.ģҪǂ(g)˿ܕ(hu)(dng)xy(tng)
`Be she a man she might be elected president.
Were she a man she might be elected president.ʾcF(xin)(sh)෴̓MZ(y)wasֻwereʡiftwereھ
8.ģh߽̎нY
`I suggested that the teachers' wages could be increased.
I suggested that the teachers' wages should be increased.suggest(dng)hvr(sh)~ľҪ?jing)~Ҫshouldԭ΄(dng)~shouldʡ
9.ģ@ôҪ
`It is important that he will do it.
It is important that he do it.It is importantthat(do)~ľĄ(dng)~Ҫshouldԭ΄(dng)~shouldʡ
10.ģY(ji)ˡ
`They have married for two years.
They have been married for two years.ʾѻB(ti)ijm(x)Ҫɕr(sh)ı(dng)ʽ
11.ģЌW(xu)Ц
`He was laughed by all the pupils.
He was laughed at by all the pupils.(dng)~~=(dng)~׃(dng)Z(y)B(ti)r(sh)~ʡ
12.ģӢZ(y)yW(xu)
`English is difficult to be learned.
English is difficult to learn.ӢZ(y)yW(xu)=W(xu)ӢZ(y)yҲf(shu)It's difficult to learn English.ԭZ(y)(sh)HDzʽ߉eZ(y)ʽҪ(dng)ʽ
13.ģķ(wn)@ЩuZǷ(gu)
`Tom asked me if these islands are belonged to America.
Tom asked me if these islands belonged to America.
14.ģЇ(gu)l(f)˺ܴ׃
`Great changes have been taken place in China.
Great changes have taken place in China.
15.ģ(zhn)(zhng)һ걬l(f)
`The war was broken out in 1937.
The war broke out in 1937.take placebreak outhappenbelong toȲ(dng)~Z(y)(dng)~](mi)б(dng)Z(y)B(ti)ʽ
16.ģҿڰ塣ҲSҪz۾
`I can't see the blackboard very well.Perhaps you need to examine your eyes.
I can't see the blackboard very well.Perhaps you need to have your eyes examined.ʾʹijﱻeˡͨʹhaveget^(gu)ȥ~ʾ
17.ģR_(ki)ʼ
`He ordered the work to start at once.
He ordered the work to be started at once.ʽeZ(y)a(b)Z(y)r(sh)ceZ(y)DZ(dng)P(gun)ϵҪòʽı(dng)ʽ
18.ģԇD
`He tried not to have mixed up in politics.
He tried not to get mixed up in politics.getϵ(dng)~ɴbe^(gu)ȥ~ʾ(dng)haveo(w)˹
19.ģ(j)f(shu)ܸС
`They say him to have been rich.
He is said to have been rich.sayɽӲʽı(dng)Z(y)B(ti)ɽӲʽ
20.ģ˱J(rn)ǂ(g)ɵӡ
`The man thought to be a fool.
The man was thought to be a fool.Z(y)DŽ(dng)ij߶ǰl(f)ñ(dng)Z(y)B(ti)