大学英语语法试卷

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Part I

Rewrite the following sentences using the two patters.（40%）

We expect that he will be coming.

a)It is expected that he will be coming.

b)He is expected to be coming.

1．People think that he is coming.

2．They believe that he is honest.

3．We know that you were in town on the night of the crime.

4．we understand that she was the best singer that Australia has ever produced.

5．People suppose that he is in Paris.

6．People say that the murderer is hiding in the woods.

7．There is a report that unidentified flying objects were seen over New Jersey last night.

8．There is a rumour that he has escaped to Dublin.

9．People expect that electricity supply will be adequate next year.

10．People know him to be a good teacher.

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Part II

A) Rewrite the foll owing sentences using “adjective+infinitive” constructions.(10%)

It is easy to remember this rule.

This rule is easy to remember.

1. I was sorry when I learnt that he had had an accident.

2. You will be sad when you hear what I have to tell you.

3. They would be very surprised if they were to receive an invitation.

4. She is happy that she has found such a nice place to live in.

5. I was afraid at the thought of going past the haunted house alone.

6. Bob was pleased when he heard he had been promoted.

7. I very much want to meet you.

8. We received your telegram and were delighted.

9. It was sensible of you to stay indoors.

10The clerk answered the call promptly.

B) Replace the words in italics by an infinitive or an –ing construction.(10%)

The headmaster suggested that I should try the examination again the following year.

The headmaster suggested my trying the examination again the following year.

1.The police hope that they will solve the crime soon.

2.The Minister of Labour readily agreed that he would meet the union leaders.

3.He didn’t even acknowledge that he had received the invitation.

4.The witness reported that he had seen a dark saloon car parked outside the bank at

the tine of the robbery.

5.I didn’t recall that he had said any such thing.

6.The defeated champion swore that he would have his revenge.

7.The Company has decided that it will close down uneconomic factories.

8.The accused admitted that he had received the stolen goods.

9.He claimed that he was an expert in such matters.

10.The accused pretended that he didn’t understand the lawyer’s questions.

C) Replace the words in italics by a that-clause.(10%)

Researchers have now proved earlier theories to have been incorrect.

Researchers have now proved that earlier theories were(or had been) incorrect.

1.The police believed their informant to be reliable.

2.Our correspondent reports the situation to be now under control.

3.The sitting member stated it to be unlikely that he would stand fir Parliament at the next election.

4.Many British people thought it to be cruel to send animals in rockets into outer space.

5.Everyone assumed what he said to be based on fact.

6.Pressed by shareholders for further details, the chairman confessed it to be likely that profits would show a further fall.

7.On the other hand, he maintained his long-term optimism to be justified.

8.The Prime Minister clearly suspects his party to have little chance of winning the next election.

9.The climbers reckoned the ascent to have taken nearly five and a half hours.