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育教憶!
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一九六九年中文
ANONY
英文科
王淑方。
LESSON EIGHT
AFTER TWO
六九中学入学試題預曺
英文科 (八)
劉士雙·
TEST 8
~the passage carefully
Henry likes cycling very much. He belongs
In
do a cycling elab, and almost every Saturday afternoon, ho goes off on his bicycle with his friends. sunner he takes his little tent and his stove with his, and camps in some beautiful place in the country, Then it rains, it is not very pleasant, but when the sun shines and the weather is sarm, damping is very nios, David and his friends nook their meal on their little stoves, nake a fire and then sing round 1€ until: it is almost midnight. Then they get under their. biankets in their littls tents and go to sleep.
Sometimes there are bidyola racas, and Henry
Some times Henry big brother George rides in these TROGS. Once he won a race and got a beautiful silver cup. Henry was very happy,
goes to see then. They are vary interesting and
menry vants to care his bicycle to GerzANY next minner. He will go from England to Belgium by ship and then ride to Cologne on his bicycle. Em vill camp every night. Cyoling and camping are quite cheap and Henry's father will give him money for the ship, fie #111 have a very good time, I think
Here are fifteen sentences about the story. some thes are true and some are untrue, Put a tick (7) against the ones that are true.
(a) Henry and his frienda oyele on nearly all, Saturdays
in summer only:
(1) Henry and his friends ovale on nearly all Saturdayı
... in the year.”
(8) Henry and his friends cycle on 811 Saturdays în
the year.()
(4) Henry and his friende camp when the sun shines.
(0) Hanry and his friends aame in summer. (
(f) Henry and his friends camp almost every Saturday g) Henry and his friends cook their food then it is
almost midnight.
(a) Henry and bi'a fel anda annk their food at midnicht.
Henry and tile friendscook their food at night. George von a bicycle race:
Henry von 8 bicycle racel
Ons of Henry's friends won a bicycle race: Henry's holiday in Germany will not cost him much because he will go by ship. ()
[n) Henry's holiday in Germany will not cost him amon
because oycling and camping are cheap. (S [o] Henry's holiday in Germany will not cost him mucn
because his father will give him money for it all.
(C) DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPEECH (Continued)
GENERAL RULES FOR CHANGING DIRECT SPEECH INTO INDIRE
(C) MISCELLANEOUS CHANGES
Words denoting nearness! are generally changed into the corresponding words denotina remotenëKE.
EXAMPLE:
NOTE
DIRECT
this
these
here
now..
today
tomorrow
yesterday
INDIRECT
that
:thos&
there
then.
before
that day
the next day :
the previous any
the day before
(DIRECT)
#INDIRECT) He said that he had seen the ciri
there, in that house that day. The teacher said, "I will teach. same lesson tomorrow that I tau three days ago.
I say the girl here in this house - today,” he said.
(DIRECT)
(INDIRECT)The teacher said that he would.
teach the same lesson the next day that he had taught three days before. (DIRECT) The girl said, "I will do at here
and now."
INDIRECT)The girl said that she would do it
there and then.
If the principal clause governing the direct speech clause does not come at the beginning of a sentence, the verb generally comes before the subject.
INDIRECT QUESTIONS
After we have discussed the changing of statements from the Direct Speech to the Indirect Speech, we now consider that of the Questions and Commands,
GENERAL RULES FOR CHANGING DIRECT QUESTIONS INTOL THE INDIRECT FORMA
The interrogative form of the direct question is replaced by the statement form in the indirect question. So the words do ""done"-and 'did' of the direct speech is not used in the indirect question.
(2) The verb that introduces the indirect question
18 Baked or some similar verb such as enquired'
wondered, wanted to know! according to the Bhade of meaning to be expreased.
:13) The connective joining the indirect question
the principal clause 15 "if or whether excep when the direct question had been one beginning
wath andunterrogative zuDN 38
why. etc.. in which case the interrogative le the connective, Some examples will make these. points clear. Note particularly the change of word order from the interrogative cofìstruction to the statement Form:
EXAMPLES
CHANGES WHEN THE VERB IS SPECIAL FINITE (DTRECT QUESTION
He asked, "Is Joan your wisti
LINDIRECT QUESTION) -
He asked me of (whether) Joan was my 618ter
DIRECTC)
She asked. "Wax Peter many friend'a?" LINDIRECTI
She asked.
(DIRECT)
(whether Peter had many fri
He asked, "Haa Jane spent all the mone UINDIRECT) ·
He asked (enquared) if (wether) Jane nad all the money,
(DIRECT)
He asked. "Can John speak English?
INDIRECT
He asked, if whether John could speak English
(DIRECT)
She asked
(INDIRECT)
She makeu
I would help her
CHANGES WHEN THE VERBIS NOT A SPECIAL FINITI
DIRECT QUESTION)
She asked, "Do you khan, RhDK kte
AINDIRECT QUESTION}
She asked me of whether). Iknew. Whe
(DIRECT)
©He asked. "Did they aif, đồ the
[ INDIRECT}
He asked Iwontrered) if (whether they had als
m the exercise urongly..
(DIRECT)
My father serað. "Toes Pater toeak French? INDIRECT):
My father asked me if whether Peter spoko French.
TOP CHANGES WHEN THE DIRECT QUESTION BEGINS WITH AN
INTERROGATIVE
(DIRECT QUESTION)
She asked, “What is her name?" INDIRECT QUESTION)
She asked me what her nanë vàà. (DIRECT
SAY did you go there?" she ask CINDEREGUL
She asked me why I had gone the 【DIRECTED
He asked, "What did she say?" INDIRECY
He asked what thẻ hấð, said,
Put a tick against the word or group of words which best completes the maning of each sentence ♥. (*) Then I saw hin lift the book to throw it at
Jump
shall Jump
Jumped
had jumped (A)
Re was given five dollars extra, because no
wes working
worked
has worked
had worked
overtime
are able (j) I hope that you will be able
shall be able
would be able
to attend
zoncert at the City Hall next SaturdRN;}
Put a tick (V) against the word which best completes the meaning of each sentence. a
felt
·seened-
(a) The day liked
very long.
looked
were invitedi.
has grown
\{[0]-me tree Crows
is growing ETOW
much higher since I 168
(b) Inose girls
(some friends,
asked
takez
to havs ten Wit
told.
way it.
If you sharpen the pencil too much, the point) break
will break “ shall break. broke
off.
told
(a)Although he
was tola had been told was telling
ati11 continued doing it.
whi to hand
hand and
is smiling was smiling
(e)(x vas tal
talked
bed talked
'ston, readine, në
(0) I remembered
tro
WellZthe Words tha
TOD
had spokenz
(when he suddenlyła
(B)*
unale is
dead death died
think
feel & consideri wonder Garner,"
hold whole
on the stocking.
Called
·wanted:
and
ordered
06-manded
Mr. Green is verz
Put into the Indirect Question fora art
"unat time 10:127
koo far is it to the top of the mountain?
How long have you 1ivad Karey
When does the cinema õpén?
Where do these apples. Coma fram?
Why did you coze late?
Tea firat, At first, last, or at last in the Following
It seem a long day, but
asker.
the pretended not to know him,"buy when he spoke to her she had to answer. His name come
failed again.
mera ira ra tháng tổ đội t
listen, then speak carefully.
on the lis He had
(4) Then he was learning to swin, he was very mich
((8)
afraid
DOUSAS: 2 rond swimmer.
But
of all you mist learn to shoot)
then the Girmen, änd debtors and minges.
Đã t
year, 1 libegan to ano Ahaweza to 3 IT. TERM
then the sailor
11 the
day of they
Correoliad The instruction of this quesd on should.
ribnere la oss word in each of the following groups which does not rhyme with the others, Writo is in the opaca, If all four words,
Will
would
spend [147]
DE
ted
ten-year
wha 3ĩ th"ma
thout
Tthat
about/money,
houry (=) 1,
) had done, (b) bos, (6) did, was doing, (4)
Kley, (5) has kept, (2) GWEND had began, (3) did you koYTO ight be stolen, Oneres, of, vad disapp
all get
• (b)
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