Oral Drills In Sentence Patterns for Foreign StudentsPDF电子书下载

1 Short answers (Yes，it is；No，it isn＇t，etc．) 1

2 ONE and SOME 4

3 Agreements and disagreements with affirmtive statements 6

4 Agreements and disagreements with negative statements 9

5 ＇MADE OF＇ construction 11

6 ＇COME FROM＇ construction 13

7 Simple present third person singular and plural 15

8 Simple present，continuous present，immediate future，＇going to＇ future 20

9 Quantities 22

10 Restrictive adverbial-adjectival phrases 25

11 Adjectives of appreciation or criticism 28

12 Pure future statements as answers to ＇Conditional＇ questions 31

13 Invitations：＇WOULD YOU LIKE TO？＇ 34

14 Commands and requests 37

15 Asking permission 40

16 Refusals to comply with commands or requests (because the student does not want to do so) 43

17 Past tenses 45

18 Prepositions，etc．denoting time 48

19 Prepositions of place 51

20 Direct questions 54

21 Questions (to which the answers are yes or no) 56

22 Short answers extended 58

23 Differentiating betwene ＇WOULD YOU LIKE TO？＇ and ＇DO YOU LIKEING？＇ 61

24 Three ways of expressing preference 64

25 Re-assuring answers to apologies 66

26 Question tags 68

27 Question tags to negative statements 72

28 Question tags with ＇WILL＇ and ＇WON＇t＇ 73

29 Exclamations 76

30 Completing sentences of contrast 80

31 Verbs followed by the infinitive 82

32 Verbs followed by the gerund 84

33 Answers that can be made when extraordinary things are pointed out 86

34 Protesting answers to unjust commands 88

35 Advice as to obligations 92

36 Answers to ＇WHY＇ questions － ＇BECAUSE＇ 95

37 Answers with final prepositions 96

38 Prepositions following verbs and verbal phrases 98

39 Verbs followed by ＇HOW TO＇ 102

40 Observatioons of probability 104

41 SHOULDN＇T HAVE and NEEDN＇T HAVE 106

42 Answers to ＇WHICH＇ questions 107

43 Slightly doubtful answers 110

44 Future possibilities 113

45 Answers about habitual actions in the past 118

46 Indirect commands 119

47 THAT＇S WHYand THAT AS WHY 122

48 Moral obligations which are contrary to the actuality 124

49 ＇I WISH＇ construction 126

50 ＇Reserved＇ intonation，indicating that the speaker is talking of a part，not the whole，of a class of things，or that he wishes to correct exaggeration 128

51 Echoed questions 131

52 Repeated and emphatic questions which denote incredulity 133

53 ＇LIKELY＇ construction 135

54 Verbs denoting sense impressions 137

APPENDIX 141

Ⅰ WANT x object x infinitive 141

Ⅱ Distinguish between：＇WHO＇s THAT？＇，＇WHOSE IS THAT？＇ and ＇WHOSE (noun) IS THAT？＇ 141

Ⅲ Adjective － noun rhythm 142

Ⅳ Positions of ＇ONLY＇ and varying intonations 144

Ⅴ Movable stresses 146

Ⅵ ＇ANY＇ with different intonations 147

Ⅶ Two kinds of ＇BECAUSE＇ clause 148