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月球之旅A Journey to the moon
105 一般现在时的构成
The moon and our earth are neighbours in space. The moon is about a quarter of a million miles away. Our earth has only one satellite, but some of the planets have several. The moon moves around the earth while the earth and the eight other planets move around the sun.
106 一般现在时用于表示客观事实
107 一般现在时用于表示真理、格言和谚语
Humankind knows much about the moon. To give just one small example, something that weights 1,000 grams on the earth is only 166 grams on the moon.
Newton said many years ago that there is a gravitational pull between any two objects. If a man wants to step on the moon, he has to escape the earth’s gravity. It’s not easy, of course. But where there is a will, there is a way.
108一般现在时表示经常存在的状态或发生的动作
People also know how to mark time by the cycle of the moon. There is a full moon once a month. Some people often take walks on the night of the rising room. They sometimes walk along the beach all night.
109 一般现在时表示现在时刻的稳定状态
They think it is romantic. They want to enjoy life to its fullest.
Miss Brown is one of these people. She hopes that each morning will bring a new adventure. She loves the excitement of life and hates to repeat the same work day after day.
Miss Brown is a secretary and works for NASA. She writes letters, answers the telephone, and meets people. She is a good secretary and uses computers skillfully. She helps her boss to plan his time and to finish his work. 110 一般现在时表示严格按计划发生的将来情形
Here is one of the plans:
We leave Washington at 9:00 next Monday and arrive in London at 12:00. We spend three days in London and leave for Pairs at 17:30 next Thursday.
111 一般现在时可以代替现在完成时的个别表现形式
It is seven years since she became a secretary.
112 一般现在时表示将来的情形
Miss Brown is tired of her work and her boss knows that. If nothing goes wrong, she will take a new job when she comes back from Europe.
113 一般现在时用于表示操作性示范说明
Now Miss Brown works as a narrator for visitors to the space. “You may wonder how the moon always appears to have the same face toward the earth as it circles around it. There is an easy answer. Stand in a room, and place a chair in front of you. You are the moon. The chair is the earth. Now, go around the chair, facing it
at all times...... Want to see a real spaceship? Okay. Go straight through the hall, turn left and cross a playground.
114 以here，there开头的感叹句中用一般现在时
“You can either walk or take a bus. Oh! Here comes the bus.”
115 现在进行时表示现阶段正在进行的动作
Thousands of Americans are waiting for an exciting moment at Cape Kennedy in Florida. In fact, people all over the world are talking about the journey to the moon these days.
116 现在进行时与一般现在时的比较
The journalists are busy writing special reports. They usually wear very casual clothes but they are wearing suits today.
117 现在进行时表示委婉的语气
“I am wondering if you can tell us more about this flight.”
118 现在进行时表示临时性的情形
Even the toughest journalists are being polite.
119 现在进行时可用于表示对人或对物的看法
Journalists are always trying their best to write special stories.
120 持续性动词用于现在进行时以表示动作的生动性与临时性
“Thirty seconds and counting.”a voice from the loudspeaker reaches far.
The powerful rocket is standing still against the blue sky.
121 现在进行时可以表示将来的动作
“Five...Four... Three... Two.... One....”
Then, suddenly, all engines are roaring and Apollo 11 is rising gently into the sky. Three men are moving towards the moon.
They are coming back to the earth eight days later.
122 瞬间动词用于现在进行时的情形
Four days later, more than 500 million people are watching on very poor quality television pictures as the spaceship reaches moon.
Then, a foot moves into the picture.
“That is one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.”
People all over the world are jumping and cheering. Before long, thousands of engineers and scientists in other countries are joining the research groups for space exploration.
一般过去式
123 一般过去时的含义与构成
In the past, people were not clear about how a human being could live and work outside the earth. In fact, they had little knowledge about space. Before the first man went into space, some scientists believed that the astronauts might be very confused by silence and loneliness.
124 would和used to的异同
The scientists would try to imagine how the astronauts would survive, for there used to be a theory that the heart might be weakened by having too little work to do in space and so be unable to stand the train of coming back to the earth. Because of these fears, some people used to give up the attempt to travel in space. 125 含有used to的一组短语的不同用法
However, what happened later changed their minds. A dog was sent into space with a satellite. The little dog seemed a bit uneasy at first, but she soon got used to living in space.
That suggested that astronauts could also be used to living and working in space, if they have a careful training. Actually, some scientific instruments were used to get the necessary data for the training.
过去进行时
126 过去进行时的基本含义与构成
The training for landing on the moon was so easy. It would also be dangerous.
One day, three American astronauts were training themselves when fire suddenly broke out inside a spaceship on the ground.
127 过去进行时表示背景时的用法
128 过去进行时可以表示两个动作的对比
While the astronauts were trying to open the hatch from the inside, the engineers were trying to open the hatch from the outside. But there was no way to open the hatch quickly, either from the inside or from the outside. The three astronauts soon died.
129 过去进行时可以表示过去将来时的含义
However, a new era was coming no matter what had happened.
130 一般过去时与过去进行时的区别
In the year that followed, the engineers were working hard to redesign the spaceship.
131 过去进行时与always等连用时所表示的意义
They were always trying their best to make each part a perfect one.
What the Apollo people remembered most was not the three astronauts’deaths but something one of them had said: “If we die, we want people to accept it. The conquest of space is worth the risk of life.”
过去完成时
132 过去完成时的含义与构成
Before Apollo 11 visited the moon, Americans had sent ten other spaceships into space. Humans had been to space many times before Apollo 10 returned to the earth.
133 过去完成时表示的“经历”含义
By the end of July, 1969, the American government had paid over $5 billion on the space program. Humankind hadn’t had any other greater project than Project Apollo.
134 过去完成时表示的持续性动作或状态
Landing on the moon requires a lot of time and effort. Scientists had done their research for years before they got what they needed. Engineers had worked hard since they began to design the first spaceship.
135 过去时表示过去完成时的情形
They read the first book on space travel by a Russian high school teacher, studied the rockets made by the German scientists during World War II, talked with hundreds of plane pilots and made five sets of plans for the moon landing.
136 表示“打算”含义的动词在过去完成时中的多义性
They had intended to send a spaceship weighing 150,000 pounds directly to the moon.
过去将来时
137 过去将来时的基本含义与“would+动词原形”表示的过去将来
But that meant that humans would land on the moon many years later.
138 “was（或were）going to+动词原形”表示的过去将来
Americans were not going to spend much more money and wait for years to build a giant rocket. They were also going to send five parts of a spaceship into space with five smaller rockets.
139 “was（或were）to+动词原形”表示的过去将来
Engineers on the ground were to have the five separate parts “meet”in space.
140 表示“移动”含义的动词用过去进行时表示的过去将来
But there would be serious problem if the five parts failed to come together at the same time. At last, NASA decided to adopt a plan suggested by an engineer named Houbolt. According to this plan, Apollo would go into orbit around the moon. A small spaceship named Eagle would separate from Apollo and land on the moon. Apollo 11 was leaving for the moon soon.
141 “was（或were）about to+动词原形”表示的过去将来、
An exciting day was about to come.
142 现在完成时的基本概念及其“已完成”与“未完成”含义
“Forward, forward..... good! Forty feet. Drift to the right a little. Okay. Engines stop. The Eagle has landed!”
A visit to the moon has been a dream of human beings for thousands of years.
The world has listened to the news reports about Apollo 11 for several months. For Americans, they have waited for the great day since 1961.
143 一般现在时代替现在完成时的情形
It was in that year that President Kennedy announced a national goal in his speech to the American people:
“By the end of 1960s, the United States of America is to land a man on the moon and return him safely to the earth.”
It is eight years since President Kennedy was killed.
144 从现在向过去追溯的时间段与现在完成时
In the past eight years, people haven’t got any satisfactory explanation about his death,.....
145 瞬间动词、持续性动词与现在完成时
....., though they have asked from time to time.
146 现在完成时与时间状语连用与否时表达的不同含义
They have been keen for the explanation but in vain.
147 序数词、最高级和现在完成时的连用
However, they never forget the youngest president in American history. Today, a million people have made their camps around the launching site called Cape Kennedy.
It is the first time that a human being has ever set foot on another object in space. It is also the most exciting TV program people have ever watched.
148 说话时仍处于“现在”时间段中的现在完成时
Americans have sent three Apollo spaceships to explore the moon this year.
149 have been to与have gone to的区别
Apollo 9 and Apollo 10 have been to the moon orbit to get the necessary data. Now Apollo 11 has gone to the moon.
150 现在完成时与一般过去时的区别
The astronauts have prepared for the journey for seven years. During the past few months, they have also practised landing on the moon.
Following the voyage of Apollo 9, engineers decided that one more test flight was needed.
They wanted to test the landing module near the moon. Three astronauts did so during the flight of Apollo 10.
151 现在完成时可以表示将来完成时的含义
It is certain that people will visit other planets when they have mastered more advanced technologies.
现在完成进行时
152 现在完成进行时的基本含义与结构
In the control room at Houston, hundreds of men have been watching their instruments since Apollo 11 took off.
153 现在完成进行时与现在完成时的区别（一）
In order to send instant advice about correcting any trouble, they have been working on all problems.
154 现在完成进行时与现在完成时的区别（二）
Now Apollo 11 is returning to the earth. Suddenly the astronauts’radio is out of touch with the ground. Fortunately, Armstrong breaks the dead silence with a calm voice a few minutes later.
“Everything is Okay now. We have been trying to contact you. We are still badly shaken,”Armstrong says. Since the astronauts have gained control of the spaceship again, there is nothing for the men on the ground to worry about.
155 现在完成进行时与现在完成时的区别（三）
Apollo 11 is coming home. It falls more and more slowly until it softly touches the blue wave.
“We have been looking forward to your return from the moon,”President Nixon greets the three astronauts with a smile. “You look great! You feel as good as you look?”
一般将来时
156 shall和will表示的将来含义
Time: April 11, 1970
Place: Cape Kennedy in Florida
“We’ll go for launch.”
157 be about to和现在进行时表示的将来含义
The loudspeaker is keeping the thousands of onlookers coming toward the launch. “Two minutes and counting.”
Apollo 13 is about to take off.
Fewer people are watching the take-off on television. Astronauts have made moon flight seem routine. “They are coming back in a few days.”
158 be going to 表示的将来情形
“We are going to collect more rocks to study where the moon is from,”scientists say.
Apollo 13 has been sailing smoothly through space for two days when the astronauts hear a loud bang outside the spaceship.
There is going to be a disaster.
159 be going to与will都表示“打算”时的区别
“Houston, we have a problem here. One oxygen tank is empty and the other is losing pressure. We will go to the lunar module.”
160 “be to +动词原形”表示的将来情形
The commander, Lovell, gives his first order to the other two astronauts: “You are to leave here at once.”Down on earth telephones are ringing all over America. The officers in the control room have to decide what to do next.
“Odyssey, this is Houston. I am to inform you that your landing on the moon has been cancelled. Your new task is to go back home.”
Apollo 13 is now 320,000 kilometers from the earth with little oxygen, electricity or water. The engineers on the earth are to work out a way to help the astronauts to connect the air-cleaning devices of the command module to that of the lunar module.
“Odyssey, you can make the connector from plastic bags, cardboards and tapes. Such things are to be found in your space suits.”
Believe it or not, the homemade connector works perfectly!
“Houston, we are to contact again when we have finished the other half of the orbit around the moon.”The lunar module is not comfortable at all and the astronauts come to get excited easily.
“The health belt is not to be removed from the body!”the doctors on the earth warm when they can get no information about their health. But the astronauts won’t listen. If things continue as they are going, anything could happen.
Now Apollo 13 is entering the atmosphere and it is out of contact with control room.
“God, am I never to see him again?”the astronauts’wives, family and friends turn their eyes to the sky. 161 表示将来情形的其他形式
“Odyssey. This is Houston. Can you hear me?”the control center repeatedly attempts to contact the spaceship.
No answer. No answer. Still no answer.
If the silence goes to for another five minutes, NASA will have to assume they are dead.
“Houston. This is Odyssey,”a faint voice suddenly greets people’s ears. “It’s so good to come back home!”
The flight of Apollo 13 is a failure, but humans will not rest for a while until they have collected more information from the moon.
NASA has made a new timetable for the space travel.
Apollo 14 takes off in January, 1971.
Apollo 15 takes off in July, 1971.
Apollo 16 takes off in April, 1972.
A new spaceship will be visiting Mars in 2003.
People believe that humankind will have visited more plants by the end of the 21st century.
“A small step for a man”is a statement of fact; “a giant leap for mankind”is a hope for the future.
举一反三，实战训练阅读
The Glove
James Dunne hung from the window and，after a moment，dropped to the ground．He had made no noise．He looked about him．The house was on the edge of the town and it was not too near the road．It was almost two o’clock and the night was dark．“Nobody will see me at this time of night．”He thought．He ran quickly across the garden．He felt fairly safe now．
He felt clever，too．He had been a thief once．But that was before he had come to live in the little town of Brampton．Now he was a jeweller．He had had a jeweller’s1) shop in Brampton for ten years．And nobody in the town knew that he had once been a thief．He was not nervous．He climbed easily over the garden wall．He could even think coolly2) of the dead man he had left in the house. He had not wanted to kill Richard Strong，but it had been necessary．He had not wanted to steal from Strong either．But he needed money．Dunne needed money because someone had found out about him．A man he had once met in prison recognized him．The man demanded money. He knew that Dunne had been a thief．He said that he would tell people in Brampton about this．Dunne was afraid so he gave him the money．Then the man wanted more money．Dunne’s jewellery business was good，but the man demanded so much that Dunne could not pay him．He tried to win some money，but he lost instead．Now he was in real trouble．He had to get money so he became a thief again．
Richard Strong had a lot of valuable old things in his house．Dunne knew this because as a jeweller he often bought old gold and melted it down3)．He had decided to melt Strong’s gold which he knew he could sell easily．
It was easy to get into the house．In Brampton no one worried about thieves．Dunne knew that the valuable things were in one room，so he climbed up to the open window．In the room Dunne filled his pockets with gold pieces．He soon had more than enough．
He was about to leave when he heard a sound behind him．He turned quickly．The door had opened and Strong was standing in front of him．“Dunne．”It was the only word Strong said．Dunne had been looking at an old knife and he still held it in his hand．He hardly thought before he used it．In a few seconds Strong was dead，Dunne pulled the body into the room and closed the door．Then he turned off the light，drew back the curtains and climbed out through the window．
He did not blame4) himself for killing Strong．“I could do nothing else．”He told himself，“He recognized me．If I hadn’ t killed him I would have gone to prison．”He remembered the look of surprise on Strong’ s
face．It even made him smile．“I had to kill him，”he thought．“Besides，he was an old man．He had only a few more years to live．”
He felt safe．Nobody had any reason to think that he had been to Strong’s house．“I left nothing there，”he thought．“Nobody saw me going or returning．”The little street was empty and dark when he went into his own house by the side door．
He lived alone in the house；a woman came in every day to cook and clean for him but she did not live there．His bedroom was at the back of the house，but he drew the heavy curtains across the window before he turned on the light．Then he felt in his pocket and pulled out a glove．A look of surprise came on to his face．He felt in his pocket again．His hand moved among the gold pieces there but he did not take them out，he was afraid to look at them．He was white with fear．The other glove was not there．
He r emembered finding the gloves in his pocket when he was at Strong’s house．He had put them on a table while he filled his pockets with gold．He was certain that he had picked them both up before he left．But now one of the gloves had gone．And it had his name and address inside．
He thought of the room where the dead m an lay．The thought of returning filled him with fear．He gave a little cry．“I can’t do it，”he said to himself，“I can’t．”
Then he thought of prison．The rest of his life in prison．This thought made him go out into the street again．The return journey to Strong’s house was like a terrible dream．He thought he saw strange shapes at every corner．Once he nearly screamed at a piece of paper on the ground．For a moment it had looked like a dead body．
He reached the house and climbed slowly up to the window．The room was dark as he had left it．But he thought he could see a darker thing on the floor near the door．He needed to turn the light on to find his glove．He had to go towards the body．His feet touched something soft．He almost screamed5)．Then his nervous fingers turned on the light．
Richard Strong lay on the floor at his feet．Dunne tried not to look at the body．But something made him look．He put out his hand and touched the knife．
“Put up your hands．Put up your hands，you――．”
Dunne looked up with a cry．The door had opened and Strong’s son stood there．He was pointing a gun at him．Slowly，Dunne raised his arms above his head．
A detective6) and two policemen took him to the police station．On the way，the detective said to Dunne．“Well，this is a surprise．You know，if Strong’s son had not found you in the room，you would have been safe．We would never have thought of you if he hadn’t found you with the body――and with your pockets full of gold．You just did not get away in time．”
Dunne said nothing．
His house was on the way to the police station．He asked if he could go in and fetch his overcoat．He was cold．
“Certainly，”said the detective，“But we‘ll go with you．”
He opened the side door and went in．Dunne came next and then the two policemen．Dunne’s foot touched something on the floor．
He picked it up and at the moment the detective turned on the light．Dunne looked at the thing in his hand．It was his glove．
时态进阶：虚拟语气
1篇文章搞定英语虚拟语气
基督山伯爵（1）Count of Monte Cristo (1)
174 相对虚拟形式：should+动词原形
The dying day bathed the tall trees in gold and black. A fine house at a street corner shone in the light of the setting sun. A wedding party was being held here.
“Edmond, I suggest that we should start our journey to Egypt tomorrow,” said Mercedes, the bride.
175 其后的从句中用相对虚拟形式的动词
“We will, darling, but....” Edmond searched for his words.
“My child, I have ordered that all men on the ship Pharaoh should obey their new captain, Edmond Dantes,” said Mr. Morrel, the owner of ship.
176 其后的从句中用相对虚拟形式的形容词
“You can go anywhere you like with Captain Dantes. But not tomorrow...” He ran a fatherly eye over her. “It is important that he should go to Paris first for some business.”
177 状语从句中的相对虚拟
The young woman’s face went red. She moved away and began to dance with her Edmond. The sweet and soft music rose like a flying bird.
“Pang-Pang-Pang.” Suddenly there was knocking at the door. “We demand that this door be opened immediately,” said a freezing voice outside.
An officer entered, followed by four soldiers.
“Edmond Dantes,” said the officer, “I now arrest you in the name of the law.”
“But why?”
“You will be told the reason later.”
Mr. Morrel stepped forward. “Could you contact the judge again lest there should be a mistake?” He spoke very slowly in order that the officer might understand him.
The officer waved him back to his chair. “Even if there should be some sort of misunderstanding, the man must still come with us, in case the judge should have any questions.”
178 相对虚拟的否定式构成
“But he is at his wedding party!”
“It is the judge’s order that his man not be given any special care.”
179 不可省去should的情形
The officer insisted that Dantes should be taken away at once. Every eye was turned to Dantes. How can it be true that this promising young man should be a criminal?
One man present knew the answer, but he decided that the secret die with him. It was no wonder that he should appear as shocked as the others.
180 必须省去should的情形
“Don’t worry about me, my friends,” Dantes broke the dead silence in a firm voice. “It is only a mistake. I’ll be back soon.”“Heaven forbid!” Mr. Morrel waved his hands in the air.
“God bless you, my dearest!” cried Mercedes.
181 suggest和insist后面的从句中虚拟与非虚拟用法
Dantes was taken before the judge.
“What were you doing at the time when you were arrested?”
“At my wedding.”
“At your wedding?” the judge’s voice suggested that he was sorry to hear that. He then asked Dantes several question about his political opinion. Dantes insisted that he knew nothing about polit ics and he just brought a letter back from Elba by the order of the old captain.
“I request that I should be given a fairest judgment,” said Dantes.
“I require that you tell me truth, each word you say.”
“I promise I will.”
After the judge had heard the whole story, he patted him on the shoulder. “I will arrange that you go back to your friends.”“I am free then, sir?” cried Dantes joyfully.
“Yes, in just a moment. Tell me, to whom is the letter addressed?”
“Noirtier, Heron Road, Paris.”
“Noirtier?!”
182 与过去事实相反的假设的表现形式
If the roof had fallen down, the judge would not have been more shocked.
183 与现在事实相反的假设的表现形式
He sank into his seat. “If this young man knew the fact, it would destroy all my hopes,” he thought to himself. He covered his face with his hands. “No, the fact shall never be known.”
The judge raised his head and managed to speak in calm voice. “If I were you, I would hand the letter to a fair judge.”
184 与将来事实相反的假设的三种表示法
“You have it already,” said Dantes, “for it was taken from me with some others.”
The judge requested the letter and began to read it, his hands trembling. Then he looked up at Dantes. “If you should be questioned again by anyone else, this letter would send you to the bottom of the hell.”
Dantes did not know what to say. His face went pale. But the judge threw the letter into the fire! “Now, the only thing against you is destroyed.”
The judge stepped close to him. “If you were to be questioned a second time, it would be stupid of you to breathe a word of this letter.”
“I understand.” Dantes was so deeply moved that his voice broke.
“Have you ever shown this letter to anyone?”
“To no one.”
“Good! As you know, a straw shows which way the wind blows. You would also lose freedom if you ever happened to mention the name of Noirtier again.”
185 主句和从句在时间上相错时遵循的原则
Dantes nodded his understanding. The judge rang his bell and two soldiers came in. “Follow them,” he said to Dantes.
The moment the door closed, the judge threw himself into his chair. “If this letter had been read by anyone else before the examination, I would be a prisoner myself now.”
186 表达“我要是你”之类的意思时应注意的问题（本节无相关故事节句）
187 含蓄条件句
Dantes was alone in darkness. He had been in prison for years, but he still believed that he would be set free the next day. “But for the kind judge, I might have been sentenced to death.”
188 假设与事实结合时所遵循的原则
“Oh, the wicked letter! I should have asked him something about it. If he had ever breathed a word of it!”
He repeated these words to himself often until one day a new thought occurred to him. “Why did the judge burn the letter
in such a hurry? I could have kept it but I did not stop the judge from burning it.”
189 表示虚拟语气的条件句中省去if的规则与结构变化
“‘Should you be questioned again about the letter...’‘Were you to be questioned again about the letter...’ It seemed as though that something had begun to change at the mention of the name ‘Noirtier’. Why did the judge do a great favour to a stranger?” His eyes flashed with terror. “Had I kept the letter now, I could prove myself to have played the role of a postman!”He was beside himself. “Oh, my God! Let me die. I have lost all hope!”
190 as if 后的从句中谓语动词的形式
“Who is talking of God and yet lost all hope?” A voice came from under the earth. It seemed as if it was from a grave. Then, part of the ground fell away. From the black hole, the head then the shoulders, and finally the body of an old man appeared!
Another prisoner!
The old man smiled at Dantes as if he knew him very well. Dantes warmly shook hands with him as if they had been friends for many years. They held each other tightly as if one would never let the other go.
191 as if后的省略形式
The old man paused as if remembering something. “Let’s find a way to prevent the keeper from discovering this hole.”
He glanced about as if to get something. Then he raised a large stone easily and put it in its place.
Dantes opened his mouth wide as if rooted to the ground.
192 wish后的从句中谓语动词的形式
Dante’s new friend made days pass more quickly. The old man,named Faria, told Dantes more about himself.
“I used to be the secretary to Prince Spada. One night, I was burning a piece of paper when I noticed yellow writing appearing on it. I put out the fire at once. But one-third of the paper had been burnt. Judging by the writing, I was sure that it was a map for hidden riches. Oh, my friend, I wished I had put out the fire earlier.”
“What a pity!” cried Dantes. “I wish I could see the map now.”
“But later, I managed to guess the part that was burnt.”
“Oh, I wish I were as clever as you,” Dantes said. “I wish I would have a small part of your knowledge one day.”
192 wish后的从句中谓语动词的形式
Dante’s new friend made days pass more quickly. The old man, named Faria, told Dantes more about himself.
“I used to be the secretary to Prince Spada. One night, I was burning a piece of paper when I noticed yellow writing appearing on it. I put out the fire at once. But one-third of the paper had been burnt. Judging by the writing, I was sure that it was a map for hidden riches. Oh, my friend, I wished I had put out the fire earlier.”
“What a pity!” cried Dantes. “I wish I could see the map now.”
“But later, I managed to guess the part that was burnt.”
“Oh, I wish I were as clever as you,” Dantes said. “I wish I would have a small part of your knowledge one day.”
193 “hope+从句”与“wish+从句”的区别
“I will teach you everything I know,” said Faria. “I hope you will be wiser than I.”
194 if only后的从句中的虚拟语气形式
In the seven months that followed, Dantes and Faria worked hard to dig a tunnel to the outside world. They were dreaming of escaping from the prison. Then, Faria died suddenly. The young man’s heart broke.
“If only Faria were all still by my side! If only I had prevented him from working so hard! If only we would one day enjoy the riches together!”
195 would rather后的从句中谓语动词的形式
Soon, the two keepers came to Faria’s room as usual. “I would rather you got up now,” one of them said. “It’s time to have。