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Question：还有其他副词需要学习吗？ Answer：有的。今天我们继续来学习副词。今天我们学习副词（X），Still, yet ,any more/ any longer/ no longer (1) Still, yet Reading: Mr Li is 82, but he still acts like a 50-year-old. He lives alone. He still plays tennis. He still drivers a car. He’s still interested in reading .Five years ago he began writing a novel and now he is still working hard at it. He hasn’t finished it yet. I．Still在肯定句和疑问句中。 1 用Still（=up to now）表达比预期的持续得更长的动作或状态。 He still plays tennis.(We don't expect an 82-year-old to play tennis) 2 在肯定句中still位于动词be的后面,主动词的前面,或助动词和主动词之间。.在疑问句中still位于be动词和助动词之后。
小练习I. 将still插入句中。 1 Britain has been in the European Union for years, but some British people don’t like the idea. 2 They’re worried about being part of Europe. 3 They want to keep their national identity. 4 The EU has been good for Britain, but they don’t see the advantages. 5 They’re hoping that British will soon leave the Union. II．Still and yet在否定句中 Reading: Li lost his glasses last night. His daughter’s phoning him: 'Have you found your glasses yet?’ 'No, I’ve looked everywhere in the house, but I still haven’t found them. Of course they may be in the car. I haven’t looked there yet.’ ' Have you phoned the optician’s?’ ' I can’t read the number in the phone book, so I haven’t phoned them yet.’ ' By the way, how’s you novel? Have you finished it yet ?’ 'No. I still haven’t finished it ..’ 1.在否定句和疑问句中用yet (=up to now)表示某事没有发生但预计将会发生。通常位于句末或从句末。 I haven’t looked there yet Have you finished it yet? 2．在否定句中，如果强调某事到现在还没有发生，则用still(不是 yet)。 I still haven’t found them. I still haven’t finished it . Still位于助动词前(hasn’t, doesn’t 等)。 小练习II. 用still写出下列问题。 When Molly was a child ,… 1 Jack Lynch owned the village shop. 2 there was a fish and chip shop. 3 the Taylors were living in Church Street. 4 people had picnics by the river. 5 old Mrs stamp was alive. 6 the village had a big party on New Year’s Eve. 例： 1 Does Jack Lynch still own the village shop? 上期答案： 1 1. much/very much 2. as much 3 a bit 4 so much 5 much/ very much 6 a lot/very much 7 as much 8 a bit 9 so much 2 1 less 2 better(possibly best) 3 most 4 more 5 worst 6 worse 7 best (most) 8 best 9 least |
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