Thursday, August 15, 2019

219 英语词类基本应用(十三) Modifier: Adverbs 修饰语: 副词


219 英语词类基本应用(十三)     Modifier: Adverbs        修饰语:  副词      8/15/2019                                       
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修饰语包括形容词及副词, 前讲谈到形容词比较, 没有涉及另一种方式: 比较级 more ... than; 最高级 the most ... of.  这种比较对初三的同学讲基本的词类学习, 比较不合适.  要用比较级 more ... than; 最高级 the most ... of, 则必须知道英语音节. 如英语词字是两个音节, 或超过两个节以上, 要用该方式.
     例如:
                She is more beautiful than her sister. 
                 (beautiful 有三个音节, 可以这方式比较.  用于比较级时, 要把形容词放在
                   more ... than 中间.)
                She is the most beautiful of her sisters. 
                 (若要用于多过两者的比较则使用最高级, 要把形容词放在
                   the most ... of 中间,要注意加 the 和名词加 s.)

[.]  修饰语中的副词是用来修饰动词, 形容词, 或另外的副词. (An adverb modifies a verb, an     adjective, or another adverb).  它说明被修饰的词的如何”, “何时”, “何处到什么程度”.   (An adverb tells how, when, where, or to what extent).

    例如:
            Our skates moved effortlessly. (如何)
                        The ice is glistening now. (何时)
The canals are frozen there. (何处)
The air was very dry. (到什么程度)

练习

试从下列各句中指出副词, 并注明它是如何修饰: 如何, 何时, 何处或到什么程度.     
(Write the adverb from each sentence. Label the adverb how, when, where, or to what extent).

1. Paul rose early and watched the sun rise.
2. He looked up and saw billowing clouds.
3. They were very beautiful in the soft light.
4. A large gray hawk circled lazily.
5. A gopher cautiously poked its nose out of its hole.
6. Hans dressed warmly.
7. He walked outside.
8. He waved happily to his friends.
9. The air was quite cold.
10 Many people skated tonight.

练习

试从下列各句中指出副词, 并注明它是修饰形容词还是另外的副词.
(Write each adverb and the word it modifies adjective, or adverb).

1. Kevin watched the gopher very quietly.
2. He remained quite still.
3. The world gradually awoke.
4. Singing birds sweetly greeted the morning.
5. Kevin heard his parents' voices and returned reluctantly.
6. He suddenly felt very hungry.

[.] 副词在句子中的位置. (Placement of Adverbs in Sentences.)

    副词修饰形容词另外的副词, 它的位置应尽量靠近所修饰的词字.
  (Place most adverbs that modify adjectives or other adverbs just before the word modify).
例如:  
Clouds scudded very swiftly across the sky.
The sky was quite beautiful.

     副词修饰, 它的位置几乎可置于任何地方.
  (Place most adverbs that modify verbs almost anywhere in the sentence).
例如:  
            Life guards watched the swimmers carefully.
Life guards carefully watched the swimmers.

练习:  试将括号内的副词填入句内, 并注明它的位置.
    (Add the adverb in parentheses to each sentence and write the placement of the adverbs).

1. A wave crashed over Bruce's boat. (heavily)
2. The boat overturned in the water. (clumsily)
3. Bruce floundered in the water. (helplessly)
4. Another boat observed Bruce's struggle. (immediately)

[.]       副词的比较. (Comparison with Adverbs).

大多数短的副词形成其比较级或最高级, 简单的在副词字尾加上 er est.
(To form the comparative or the superlative of most short adverbs, add er or est).

例如:  
Bradley is nicer than his brother.

有两个音节或以上的副词形成其比较级或最高级, 则以more less most least   
 er est.  (Use more or less and most or least instead of er and est with adverbs that have two or more syllables).

例如:  
Today is the most enjoyable day I have had all year.

练习:  

试写出下列各副词的比较级和最高级.
          (Write the comparative form and the superlative form of each adverb).

原本                             比较级                         最高级          
low
near
slowly
seriously
eagerly
fast
frequently
readily
noticeably
easy

练习:  

试用括号内的副词的正确的比较的形式, 填入空格中, 以完成该句子.
(Complete each sentence. Use the correct form of the adverb in parentheses).

1. Mary and Stephen practice archery ____than Paul and Ruth do.
                                                           (often)
2.  Mary scored ______of all the students in the class.
                        (high)
3. She aimed _____than the others.
                (carefully)
4. Stephen was surprised when she shot ______than he did.
                                                         (accurately)
5. He is strong, and his arrows always fly ____than hers.
                                                                   (far)



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