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c. have/get sth. done Òª±ðÈË×ö¡­ , ÔâÓöµ½¡­ d. have sth. to do ÓÐijÊÂÒª×ö (Ö÷Óï×Ô¼º×ö) e. have sth. to be done ÓÐijÊÂÒª×ö (ÈñðÈËÈ¥×ö) a. The soldier had the boy stand with his back to his father. I got the worker to make me a big box.

b. Why did you have your child crying so long last night? c. Have you had your radio fixed? You¡¯d better get that bad tooth pulled out. My bedroom had its window broken by a stone. d. I have no pen to write with.

e. I¡¯m going to town. Have you got any letter to be posted?

26. a. Would you mind if I did sth. ? (ÎÒ×öijÊÂ,ѯÎʶԷ½ÊÇ·ñÓÐÒâ¼û) Do you mind if I do sth. ? (ͬÉÏ)

b. Would / Do you mind doing sth. ? (Òª¶Ô·½×öijÊÂ, ѯÎʶԷ½ÊÇ·ñÓÐÒâ¼û) Would / Do you mind my doing sth. ?(ÎÒ×öijÊÂ, ѯÎʶԷ½ÊÇ·ñÓÐÒâ¼û) a. Would you mind if I sat here? / Do you mind if I sit here? No, not at all. b. Would you mind closing the door? Do you mind my sitting here ?

27. a. Would / Will / Can / Could you (please) do sth. ? (ÇëÇó¶Ô·½×öijÊÂ) b. Won¡¯t you (please) do sth. ? (ÇëÇó¶Ô·½×öijÊÂ) c. I wonder if you could do sth. (ÇëÇó¶Ô·½×öijÊÂ)

d. Do sth., will you ? = Please do sth. /Do sth. please.) (Çë¶Ô·½×öijÊÂ) e. Don¡¯t do sth., will you ? = Please don¡¯t do sth. / Don¡¯t do sth., please . (Çë¶Ô·½²»×öijÊÂ)

a. Could you please lend your dictionary to me? Will you say it again ? b. Won¡¯t you sit down?

c. I wonder if you could lend me your pen.

d. Have him wait outside the room, will you ? = Please have him wait outside the room. Be careful next time, will you ?

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e. Don¡¯t be late for the meeting, will you ? = Please don¡¯t be late for the meeting. 28. Let¡¯s (not) do sth., shall we ? = Shall we (not) do sth.? (Ìá³ö½¨Òé) Let¡¯s go and say good-bye to him, shall we ? Let¡¯s not make so much noise here, shall we? c.f. Shall I go and ask him for help ? (Õ÷Çó¶Ô·½Òâ¼û) Let us stay here for the night, will you ? (Ìá³öÇëÇó) 29. Excuse me for doing sth. = I¡¯m sorry for doing sth. (±íʾ±§Ç¸) Excuse me for interrupting you.

Excuse me for not having answered your letter earlier. 30. a. Thank you (very much) for sth. / doing sth. (±íʾ¸Ðл) b. Thanks (a lot) for sth. / doing sth. (±íʾ¸Ðл) c. It¡¯s very kind of you to do sth. (±íʾ¸Ðл) a. Thank you for your help.

b. Thanks a lot for having given me so much help. c. It¡¯s very kind of you to come and tell me all this. 31. a. be sure of / about sth. (¶ÔijÊÂÓаÑÎÕ»òÈ·ÐÅÎÞÒÉ)

b. Sb. is sure / certain (that) ¨C clause (Ö÷Óï¶Ô´Ó¾äÄÚÈÝÓаÑÎÕ) c. be sure to do sth. ¿Ï¶¨»á×öijÊ d. It is certain that ¨C clause ¿Ï¶¨¡­¡­ a. I¡¯m sure of his success / honesty.

He was not too sure about some of the idioms. b. I¡¯m sure/certain that he will succeed.

c.f. I¡¯m not sure whether he will succeed / where I left my umbrella. c. You are sure to get a warm welcome there. d. It is certain that he will succeed.

32. a. It takes sb. ʱ¼ä to do sth. ×öijÊ»¨·ÑijÈË(ʱ¼ä) b. It takes ¡­ for sb. to do sth. ijÈË×öijÊÂÐèÒª ¡­¡­ a. It took them five years to build the dam across the river.

b. It took patience and imagination for her to teach the deaf-blind child.

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be / have / know / contain ¡­£¨×´Ì¬¶¯´Ê£© 33. a. happen (not) to be doing sth. ÅöÇÉ¡­, ÕýºÃ¡­ have done sth. b. It happens that-clause. ÅöÇÉ¡­, ÕýºÃ¡­

a. He happened not to be at home that day. (=He didn¡¯t happen to be at home that day.) He happened to be cooking when I went in. She happened to have left the day before. b. It happened that he was cooking when I went in. It happened that she had left the day before.

be / have / know / contain¡­ 34. a. seem / appear to be doing sth. ºÃÏñ¡­ , ËÆºõ¡­ have done sth. b. It seems / appears that-clause. a. Our teacher seems to know everything.

They appear to be quarrelling with each other about something. b. It seems / appears that our teacher knows everything.

It appears that they are quarrelling with each other about something. 35. a. It seems / appears to sb. that-clause. ÔÚijÈË¿´À´ºÃÏñ¡­¡­ b. It seems / appears as if-clause. ¿´À´ºÃÏñ¡­¡­ËÆµÄ a. It seemed to the emperor that the people were right. b. It seems as if it is going to rain. c.f. It appears as if it were going to rain.

It seemed that the teacher was / were trying to teach his students everything he knew. 36. a. There is no doubt that-clause. / No doubt that-clause. ºÁÎÞÒÉÎÊ¡­ ; ȷʵ¡­ b. It is no wonder that-clause. / No wonder that-clause. ¡­²»×ãÎªÆæ; Äѹ֡­ a. There can be no doubt that our life today is much better than before. No doubt that we had a pleasant time last Sunday. b. It is no wonder that he know s so much about it. 37. a. This is because-clause. ÕâÊÇÒòΪ¡­¡­ b. That is why-clause. Õâ¾ÍÊÇ¡­¡­µÄÔ­Òò

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a. She didn¡¯t do her homework. This is because she was busy nursing a sick classmate. b. That is why we should first pay attention to speech in learning a foreign language. This is why we decided to put off the meeting.

38. a. It was / will be ¡­ before-clause. ¹ýÁË¡­²Å¡­; Òª¹ý¡­²Å¡­ It wasn¡¯t / won¡¯t be ¡­ before-clause. û¹ý¡­¾Í¡­; ¹ý²»ÁË¡­¾Í»á¡­ b. It is / has been ¡­ since-clause. ×Ô´Ó¡­ÒÔÀ´ÒѾ­ÓС­ a. It was 20 years before he found his lost child. It will be a long time before he returns from abroad. It wasn¡¯t long before the whole country rose up.

b. It is 3 hours since he went to town. (=He has been in town for 3 hours.)

It has been five years since she started to learn English. (=She has learned English for 5 years. ) 39. It is / was + ±»Ç¿µ÷³É·Ö(Ö÷, ±ö, ×´) + that + ¾ä×ÓÆäËü²¿·Ö . (Ç¿µ÷¾äÐÍ) (Tom came back home at 11 o¡¯clock last night.) It was at 11 o¡¯clock that(²»¿É»»when) Tom came back home last night. (c.f. It was 11 o¡¯clock when Tom came back home.)

It was Tom that(¿É»»who) came back home at 11 o¡¯clock last night. £¨The driver stopped to pick the old man up.£©

It was the old man that(¿É»»whom) the driver stopped to pick up. (It will be possible to persuade him to join us only in this way.) It is only in this way that it will be possible to persuade him to join us. (C.f. Only in this way will it be possible to persuade him to join us.) (He didn¡¯t fall asleep until 12 o¡¯clock.) It was not until 12 o¡¯clock that he fell asleep. (c.f. Not until 12 o¡¯clock did he fall asleep.)

40. a. It is + adj. + that-clause. £¨ÕæÕýµÄÖ÷ÓïÊÇthat-clause, ItÊÇÐÎʽÖ÷Ó

b. It is said / reported / thought / hoped / believed / announced that-clause (ItÊÇÐÎʽÖ÷Óï, ÕæÕýµÄÖ÷ÓïÊÇthat-clause)

c. It is important / necessary / strange / right / unusual / surprising / remarkable / suggested / ordered / demanded that-clause .(should+Ô­Ðζ¯´Ê, should ¿ÉÊ¡ÂÔ, ÕæÕýµÄÖ÷ÓïÊÇthat-clause, itÊÇÐÎʽÖ÷Óï.)

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