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l(f)r(sh)g:2017-07-24 ݋:younian

һ Ҏ(gu) (Basic rules)

1. Indefinite article (~)

҂ "a , an "(dng)҂֪T˻еһ(g)

* is one of many. ( S(g)еһ(g))

He is an artist.(=there are many artists)

* is not unique. (Ψһ)

I have just bought a book

* has not been mentioned before. (֮ǰ]ᵽ^)

There was a new student in class today.

2. Definite article (~)

҂ "the "(dng)҂֪T˻еһ(g)

* is unique (or unique in that context) (Ψһ)

The Australian Prime Minister. (=there is only one)

I looked inside, the engine was in a terrible state. (=there is only one engine, in this case)

* has been mentioned before. (֮ǰᵽ^)

The man gave me a ticket. I looked at it, and saw that the ticket was a single.

* is defined by the phrase which follows it. (ҪĶZԔ(x)f)

What is the new student's name?

3. No articles (o~)

҂ù~(dng)҂ձἰĕr(sh)

* using plural or uncountable nouns (ʹÏ(f)(sh)򲻿ɔ(sh)~r(sh))

Do you like sport?

* with the names of people or places, but there are many exceptions (͵ĕr(sh)ù~ǵSһһB)

He is Professor Jones

4. Fixed phrases ( ̶Z)

S̶Ҫû߲ù~҂(yng)ԓΪ(d)W(xu)(x)

a few at home at work at the beginning atthe end go to bed

go to the cinemas, shops, station in the world once a week

sixty kilometres an hour the next the other the other day

the same

(jng)l(f)}ą^(q) (Areas that often cause problems)

1. Jobs ()

S@(g)҂ a an.

My husband is an architect. (=there are many architects)

һ(g)؄e(du)(yng)һ(g)҂Ҫ“the”ˣ

He is having talks with the French foreign minister(⽻L(zhng)). (=there is only one)

2. Superlative (߼(j))

҂ʹ“the”~߼(j)ǰ棺

She is the best person for the job.

3. Last and next

һЩ~ “last” “next ”ͬr(sh)ҲԲö~“the”Ǿ(hu)l(f)׃

I saw James last night. (=the one before this one)

It is the last night of our holiday. (=the fanal one)

I will see you next week.(=the one after this one)

4. Institutions: school, prison, university, church, home, hospital

ϙC(j)(gu)BÕr(sh)҂ö~“the”

My sister had to stay in hospital overnight.

Ȼ҂ָ@(g)҂Ҫ“the”

Our flat is opposite the hospital.

ڱʾr(sh)g͵c(din)ĶZûö~ (phrases of time and place)

1. Phrases of time

Щr(sh)gZ“the”

Dates: the 25th of December / December the 25th

Parts of the day: in the afternoon, in the evening, in the morning ( but at night, at lunchtime)

Decades or Centuries: the 1980s, the 21st century

һЩr(sh)gZ“the”

Years or Seasons: in 2002, in summer

Months or Days: in August, on Friday, see you tomorrow

2 Place names

(gu)ңuZʡǰ“the”(countries, continents, islands, states, provinces, town, cities)

in Asia, to Sydney from Texas in Turkey in Britain in America

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the Netherlands, the UK, the USA, the Arab World (԰l(f)F(xin)(gu)sԒҪ“the”)

҂ָһ(g)؅^(q)(region)ô҂Ҫ“the”

North-west Inida, Northern Europe

҂ָnj(du)һ(g)؅^(q)ķλҪ“the”

in the east of the country, in the south of Italy, on the coast

(sh)·֣@̵Ƶ겻ü“the”(raods, streets, parks, bridges, shops, restaurants)

Central Park, Oxford Street, Tower Bridge

ĄԺӰԺ^^“the”(names of theatres, cinemas, hotels, galleries, museums)

the Hermitage, the National Theatre, the Odeon, the Ritz

؄eɽͺ“the”

Lake Victoria, Mount Everest

ɽ}\(yn)Ҫ“the”

the Atlantic, the Yangtze River, the Himalayas, the Panama Canal

without_÷

һ÷

1. ()]o磺

The letter was posted without a stamp. Ƿś]N]Ʊͼijȥ

We got there without any trouble. ҂ǃһ·ϛ]κ韩

You'll get wet if you go out in the rain without an umbrella. (hu)ܝ

I suddenly realized I'd come out without any money. ͻȻR(sh)һc(din)XҲ]ͳ

2. (no, not, neverȷ񶨸~֮(qing){(dio)϶)]……]……t……ÿ……ض……磺

You can't get rich without taking risks. ˲ðU(xin)

The old man cannot walk without a stick. λx_Ⱦ߲·

Don't go out without a coat: you'll catch your death. e׳ȥ(hu)ظð

I never see this picture without thinking of him. ÿο@ƬҶ(hu)

3. (c-ingʽB)o]磺

She entered the room without knocking. ]TM(jn)˷g

It goes without saying that health is above wealth. ؔ(ci)@(g)ǟof

They had to stand for hours without changing position. һ(dng)(dng)վׂ(g)Сr(sh)

It wasn't very polite of you to serve yourself without asking. Ҳһ•ԼDz̫Yò

4. (?xing)l)o磺

I don't like to go to a country without knowing something of the language. ҪDzһc(din)ǂ(g)(gu)ҵZԣͲ뵽ǂ(g)(gu)ȥ

Without water, we cannot live. ]ˮ҂ͻ

Can you see without your glasses? 㲻Rܿ|?

withoutĽ~ZͨZЕr(sh)ҲZ磺

She is completely without shame. ֪u

My investigations were without result. ҵ{(dio)oY(ji)

The houses in this village are without water. @(g)Ҽґ]ԁˮ

We were without electricity for three hours but it's on again now. ҂ͣ3Сr(sh)F(xin)

ӏ(f)eZ÷

withoutӏ(f)eZijýY(ji)(gu)£

1. without+eZ+~

I'd be lost without you here. ]@ҕ(hu)һIĪչ

I'm very near-sighted without my glasses on. ҪDzRʮֽҕ

2. without+eZ+~Z

We'd be better off without them as neighbors. ҪǛ]@Щӣ҂^ø

I don't like sweet coffee; I like it better without sugar in it. ҲϲgǵĿ߅Ҹϲg

3. without+eZ+(dng)~

Without anyone noticing, he slipped through the window. oעĴ˳ȥ

They debated for hours without a decision being taken. (zhng)Փˎׂ(g)Сr(sh)Ҳ]Q

4. without+eZ+ʽ

Without anyone to help, how can we go on? ]ˎæ҂?c)ôM(jn)ȥ?

It was boring to sit there without anything to do. oµ̫oˡ

5. without+eZ+^ȥ~

Without another word exchanged, they started off. ]ٽՄһͳl(f)