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变化八:改成被动态 For example: 1. Our lives are filled with all kinds of machines. 2. We are pampered with all kinds of modern gadgets (that) our ancestors never even dared dream of. 3. Today people are better fed, clothed and housed than ever before in history. 变化九:改成问句 For example: 1. Can students learn faster with the help of computers? 2. Is the earth being damaged by human activity? 3. What makes human beings live longer? 4. Which is better - items made by hands or items made by machines? 5. Has modern technology made our life better? 6. Did the establishment help people stay healthy? 7. If we are not happy with homework, why should we expect our children to be happy with homework? 8. Think about it – if the purpose of attending class is to hear someone lecture, couldn’t you get the same thing at home out of a book or a tape, or distance learning? 变化十:主词变化为形容词子句who/ which/ that/ where/ when/ whose For example: 1. Those who can take advantage of computer technology will succeed in their careers. 2. Anyone who wants to succeed in modern society must be equipped with computer skills. 变化十一:受词变化为形容词子句who/ which/ that/ where/ when/ whose For example: 1. There are two things (that) we must consider. 2. There are the movies (that) they saw. 3. This is the man (that) I was telling you about. 4. This is one of the novels that have pleased me. (非正式用语This is one of the novels that has pleased me.) 5. We assume that the drivers, for whom the light is red, will stop. 6. He owns several luxury cars, the least expensive of which is worth a small fortune. 7. The search engine Google provides us huge amounts of education resources which are usually free of charge. 8. We can chat with our friend or strangers who live in a far-away place. 9. A single bus can carry as many people as 50 cars which normally operate with fewer that 2 occupants. 10. London began to charge a 5-pound congestion charge for each private car going downtown. 11. The tool (that) I use most often in my daily life is my personal computer. 12. Studying abroad can be an eye-opening adventure where learning extends beyond the classroom walls. 13. I would get rear-ended by the cars following me. 14. We are concerned about the amount of sugar added to our breakfast cereal. 15. The Vatican clearly recognizes the damage done by the sex scandals. 16. In a recent study conducted by the school, a majority of students said that they would be less likely to cheat with an honor code in place than without. 17. It concludes music composed by Mozart. 18. The majority of the money spent on education comes from taxes. 19. The money invested in this effort will clearly be well spent. 20. We will build a new expressway linking the outlying suburbs to the city center. 21. This town is a top choice for anyone seeking a place for retire. 22. The number of people choosing to live in this city has increased. 23. His point, understood in a certain sense, provides a challenge to the old theory. |