as_well_as的用法 及不用被动语态的情况（The use of as_well_as and the absence of the passive voice）.doc

as_well_as的用法 及不用被动语态的情况（The use of as_well_as and the absence of the passive voice） 1., as, well, as, word or phrase that can be tied together. Such as: It, is, unpleasant, in, summer, as, well, as, winter., in Summer is tough, winter is bad. The, child, is, lively, as, well, as, healthy. The child is lively as well as healthy. When 2. as well as connects two predicate verbs, their tenses should be consistent. Such as: He, publishes, as, well, as, prints, his, own, books. His book was printed by himself. We, are, repairing, the, roof, as, well, as,, painting, the, walls. Were painting the walls and fixing the roof. When as, well, as, and verbs are used together, they are then available in the form of V-ing, especially when as, well, and as are at the head of the sentence, which is equivalent to the in addition to. Such as: As, well, as, breaking, his, leg, he, hurt, his, arm. Not only did he break his leg, but he hurt his arm. She, sings, as, well, as, playing, the, piano. Not only can she play the piano, but she can sing. 3. if the verb infinitive is in front of the as well as, then the verb followed is also an infinitive, but to is omitted. Such as: You, cannot, expect, her, to, the, housework, do, as, well, as,, look, after, the, children. You cant ask her to take care of the children and do the housework. 4. compound subjects connected by as well as do not affect the number of predicate verbs. Such as: Helen, as, well, as, I, is, eager, to,, see, the, performance. Helen is as anxious as I am to see the performance. I, as, well, as, they, am, you., ready, to, help, not only they are willing to help you, but I am willing to help you. 5. as well as connection not only personal pronouns can either take the nominative form, but the meaning is different. Such as: They, have, invited, you, as, well, as, me. They invited me and invited you. (you and me are the objects of invited) They, have, invited, you, as, well, as, I. They have invited you as much as I have. (both