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典型英语句型 Book I Another student learned a new word every day while brushing his teeth. (P12,BookI)（while+V-ing structure as adverbial） Learn and master the secrets of A students so that you can become one, too. (P12,BookI) (so that is used to introduce an adverbial clause) Alex and Tom used to go swimming together in their school days. (P12,Book I) Soon after I entered the university, I got used to getting up early. (P12,Book I) Alex would spend a couple of days reading round the subject and making notes. (P13,Book I) Once（一旦） the books are open, telephone calls go unanswered.（go+un-V-ed /be+un-V-ed） (P13,Book I) Whoever ( no matter who) is most qualified should get the job. (P41,Book I) Whatever they have is not as good as what we have, I am sure of that. Whenever the weather’s bad, he takes whatever umbrella he can find. He is easy to get along with. He makes a lot of friends wherever he goes. She could not remember what she had dreamed of, however hard she tried. (It is) no wonder there is no picture on the screen ----- I didn’t plug in the TV. (P42,Book I) I have to take a taxi home now that the bus has broken down halfway. (P42,Book I) He did not learn about the birth of his son until he returned from a business trip. (P73,Book I) ( not ……until……) He worked very hard, but couldn’t perform as well as his parents had expected. (P73,Book I) (as……as) Prof. Smith returned to me my term paper without grading it. Nor did he give me any explanation. (P102,Book I) Small and thin as she was, she possessed a strength that came from generations of peasant forebears. (P102,Book I)(as, although) Without the unexpected trouble, we could have fulfilled our task ahead of time. (P103,Book I) (can /could have done) What a pity you didn’t have a girl. There are such lovely names for girls. (P133,Book I) We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing while others judge us by what we have already done. (P133,Book I) Clearly they don’t see the importance of this project. That’s