1. Please explain and analyze the English subjunctive mood sentence (please

The previous main sentence "Wang Ruyu could have mastered not only English and French" this "sb.could have done sth "." The sentence pattern is the first virtual situation, which means "This person should have been able to achieve a certain goal". Here is "Wang Ruyu should have been able to learn English, French and German", but in fact she did not learn it;" if she had studied.

"The sentence pattern "if sb.had done sth." is followed by the second fictitious situation, which means "if someone did something." , in fact he didn’t do it, here it is “If she had worked harder in the last few years”, but in fact she didn’t work hard enough. So the whole sentence means “If she had worked harder in the last few years, she would have been You should be able to learn English, French and German.". 2. Looking for universal sentences for English compositions for high school seniors. I am a senior in high school and I will be rewarded

Universal ending method for English compositions 1. Method 1: Give a conclusion. When you are done, After all, we have to summarize. I believe you all have this experience. The leader talks for a long time, and finally comes up with something like "in summary". We immediately stop distracting and wait for the leader to say the final words.

In other words. , the beginning is good, and there must be a wonderful ending to make the reader's eyes brighter, so that you can get high scores! For example, in the following example: Obviously (this is a transitional phrase), we can draw the conclusion that good manners arise from politeness and respect for others. If it is difficult for the reader to "obviously see", but it doesn't matter, just think that the reader is too short-sighted! More transitional phrases: to sum up, in conclusion, in brief, on account of this, thus More sentence patterns: Thus, it can be concluded that..., Therefore, we can find that... 2. Method 2: Make suggestions If "such a conclusion" is the most useless nonsense at the end, then "such a suggestion" "Probably the most valuable nonsense, because although it is also nonsense, it uses a very classic subjunctive mood sentence pattern.

Pull! Obviously, it is high time that we took some measures to solve the problem. The subjunctive mood here is very classic, because the examiner often tests this sentence pattern, and if we write it ourselves, what do you think the examiner will think? More sentence patterns: Accordingly, I recommend that some measures be taken. Consequently, to solve the problem, some measures should be taken. 1. Universal formula 1 at the beginning: famous quotes Someone asked, "What should I do if I don't remember the famous quotes?" ? Especially English quotes? ”, easy to handle: Ed! Principle: Many of the things we see are created, including the articles we admire, so feel free to edit them, but they must sound reasonable! And maybe we will be celebrities in the future! Right? Classic sentence pattern: A proverb says, "You are only young once." (Applicable to memorized quotes) It goes without saying that we cannot be young forever. (Applicable to self-composed quotes) More classic sentence patterns: As Everyone knows, No one can deny that... 2. Universal formula 2 at the beginning: Principle of numerical statistics: If you want to be more convincing, you should use actual numbers to illustrate.

In principle, ten should not appear as false numbers in argumentative essays, but during the exam, I don’t care about three, seven, twenty-one, but it doesn’t matter if I edit it. As long as I have something to write, everything will be fine. So you might as well try the following sentence pattern: According to a recent survey, about 78.9 of the college students wanted to further their study after their graduation. It seems that this number is actually made up by Zou Zou. Here are a few random questions We can all make it up like this: Honesty According to a recent statistical survey, 78% of the reasons why college students ask for leave from their teachers are false.

Travel by Bike According to a recent statistical survey, 85% of people’s preferred means of transportation when traveling short distances is bicycles. Youth According to a recent statistical survey, at a certain university, 70% of students' spare time is spent on leisure and entertainment.

Five-day Work Week Better than Six-day Work? According to a recent statistical survey, 98% of people agree to work five days a week. More sentence patterns: A recent statistics shows that…. 3. What are the universal sentences in high school English composition?

Practical sentence patterns for high school English composition: concluding sentence pattern

1. I will conclude by saying. Finally, I want to say...

2. Therefore, we have the reason to believe that. Therefore, we have reason to believe...

3. All things considered, in short, It may be safely said that. It can be said with confidence.

4. Therefore, in my opinion, it's more advisable.

Therefore, in my opinion, it is more preferable... 5. From what has been discussed above, we may safely draw the conclusion that... 4. High School What are the essential sentence patterns for writing in English?

1. Summary sentence patterns 1) …in general/above all/with the result that/as a result/consequently,… 2) As far as I am concerned/as for me,… 3) This truth above seems to be self-evident. 4) Whether we examine the…above, such things can happen anywhere anytime to anyone. 5) In my point of view, I like/ prefer A much more than B. 6) I still prefer A, however, for they teach me not only to be…but also to be…, both in…and in… 7) There is no doubt that… 8) In order to make our world a better place in which to live we should efforts to... 9) To a large extent,..., therefore, reflects... 10) If all above mentioned measures are achieved,... 11) Wherever you are and whatever you do,… is always meaningful. 12) So clear/evident/obvious it is that there are quite different opinions on it. 13) Now, which one do you prefer——the one…or the one...? Were it left to me to select, I should not hesitated a moment to choose the former/latter. 2. Opening sentence pattern 1) Have you ever gone...? Have you ever been to...? If you have no experience like these, your life is an inadequate one. 2) Are you...? Are you...? We are, usually. 3) In large part as a consequence of..., someone has focused a great deal of attention in recent years on something. 4) We expect the day will come when A with its charact

eristic of… 5) Being adj.is one of the virtues that people must possess (not only in…but also in…/during…/when…) 6) What A to B, that C to D 7 ) Currently, there is a widespread/serious concern over that... 8) The reasons for the... are manifold, for instance,... 9) Several factors contribute to this..., such as..., as for as I' m concerned, however, ... is the most significant ingredient/element. 10) ... is more violent than what we thought it should be before. 11) There are intimate relations between the two. 3. Parallel sentence patterns 1) Some people like A due to... However, there are many young people, including me, especially like B. 2) There might be two reasons, I think..., for the change. 3) A and B are both important, they are attribute which are equally necessary for a person to achieve success in his life. 4) Different people have different attitudes towards…, some believe that…others, however, argue that…still others maintain that… 5) First…besides , in addition...what's more... 6) For one thing...nevertheless, for another... 4. Transition sentence patterns 1)...Such defects as mentioned above can be prevented by the other way of... 2) Except for ……'s sake only. 3) Perhaps A is the wrong word, however, B might be better. 4) First……last but not least…… 5) Shall we do this? Not necessary the case. 6) …… , and vice versa indeed . 7) On the contrary, in spite of these increase…… 8) Compared with A, B has many advantages such as…… 9) Not so much……

as he had talked about. 10) ..., the truth of the matter, however, is that... 11) For some, the way maybe right, nevertheless, for many others... 12) As everything going to the extreme has its negative aspects, so has... 13) It is fairly well know that...however, it is less know that... 14)..., but this was not always the case. 15) At first,... different in their opinions , on second thoughts, however, all of them agree to... 16) None the less (in spite of this)... 17) When people succeed, it is because of hard work, however, luck has a lot to do with it too. 18) ……, sometimes it isn't totally the case, however. 19) Do some A else but B. 5. Nominal sentence patterns 1) It is usually the case that …… 2) It is plain common sense—— the more/less…the more/less… 3) The serious reality had taught us a lesson: not being environment friendly will be avenged mercilessly. 4) As a proverb says/as is known to all/as a popular saying goes ,... 5) I can think of no better illustration than an English poem/adage which goes like this:... 6) The old story of... can serve as a good illustration that... 6. Emphasis on sentence patterns 1) With /due to/spurred by……we can certainly cope with any task we are faced with, that is,…… 2) The reason why……is no other than……as I know. 3) The same thing is true with …… 4) What I want to point out is that, for a person who wants to be successful in life and to be useful in society, he will have to learn to be both A and B. 5) What a wonderful picture? Esp

cially for we students always swimming in the sea of ??books! 6) It's high time that immediate measures were taken to better the strength and face the challenges. 7) Before everything else,...is the secret of success. 7. Graphical sentence patterns 1) From the figures/statistics given in the table it can be seen/noticed that… 2) From the graph/table/diagram/chart above, we can see that…. 5. Grammatical knowledge of the subjunctive mood Some examples and necessary explanations of the grammar of the subjunctive mood

The subjunctive mood is a grammatical content that is difficult to master in English. It is juxtaposed with statements, expressions, questions and exclamations. Grammatical phenomena, subjunctive is an assumption, unreal, and contrary to facts. It is generally divided into three types: contrary to the present, past, and future: Contrary to the present: Main clause: Use the past tense clause of the verb: could\would\should\might.

The original form of the verb be is always used were. If I were you, I wouldn't do that. Opposite of the past: Main clause: Had Verb past participle V ed clause: with could\would\should\might.

have V ed If he had gone there, he could\ might\ would have known the news. Opposite of future: Main clause: past tense of verb should V original form were to V original form subordinate clause: could\would\should\might.

could\would\should\might.

V Prototype If it should rain tomorrow, what I would do.

In addition, the subjunctive mood is also used in the object clauses of verbs such as wish\ suggest\ inist\order \require (commonly used should verb prototype) and in noun clauses with the verb as the root: I wish I could go to the moon. HE suggested that we (should) go to the teacher for help.

Their suggestion is that they (should) finish the work ahead of time. It is an order that all of us should gather at the playground. 6. Wonderful sentence patterns or examples of college entrance examination English compositions

Universal formula at the end: 1. Universal formula at the end: This is the conclusion. After all, we need to summarize it. I believe everyone has such an experience. The leader makes a long speech, In the end, something like "all in all" finally came up, and we immediately stopped deserting and waited for the leader to say the final words.

In other words, if you have a good beginning, you must also have a wonderful ending that makes readers’ eyes light up. In this way, you can get high scores! For example, in the following example: Obviously (this is a transitional phrase), we can draw the conclusion that good manners arise from politeness and respect for others. It’s just shallow! More transitional phrases: to sum up, in conclusion, in brief, on account of this, thus More sentence patterns: Thus, it can be concluded that…, Therefore, we can find that… 2. Universal formula 2 for the ending: thus It is suggested that if "such conclusion" is the most useless nonsense at the end, then "such suggestion" should be the most valuable nonsense, because although it is also nonsense here, it uses a very classic subjunctive mood sentence pattern. Pull! Obviously, it is high time that we took some measures to solve the problem. The subjunctive mood here is very classic, because the examiner often tests this sentence pattern, and if we write it ourselves, what do you think the examiner will think? More sentence patterns: Accordingly, I recommend that some measures be taken. Consequently, to solve the problem, some measures should be taken..

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