作业帮外研版高中英语 语法点分布情况
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外研版高中英语 语法点分布情况
我想知道外研版高中英语1-5册的语法点都有那些,并且这些语法点都在第几册第几单元.最好详细一点
我想知道外研版高中英语1-5册的语法点都有那些,并且这些语法点都在第几册第几单元.最好详细一点
外研版高中英语 语法点分布情况, 以下全, 详细.
Book 1
M1 Revision of the present tenses; Adjectives ending in –ing and –ed
M2 Verbs followed by –ing
M3 The –ed form; Past tense time expressions
M4 Present perfect tense
M5 Degrees of comparison
M6 Compound words; Definite and zero articles
Book 3
M1 passive voice: present and past forms; Subject and verb agreement
M2 Link words
M3 past perfect passive; Indirect speech
M4 The different types of infinitive; Expressions with but +infinitive
M5 Defining attributive clauses: of whom/in which
M6 Non-defining attributive clauses; Contraction of attributive clauses
Book 4
M1 The future continuous
M2 Imperatives
M3 Adverbial clause of condition, adverbial clause of concession
M4 Revision of the passive voice, by + -ing form
M5 Revision of modal verbs
M6 may have, might have
Book5
M1 Review of verb forms (1) Present simple, present continuous, present perfect and future reference; for and since with present perfect
M2 Review of verb form(2) Past simple, past perfect, past continuous
M3 Review of verb forms(3) The –ing form, the –ed form and to+infinitive; link verbs
M4 Review of the passive voice
M5 Review of adverbial clauses
M6 Review of attributive clauses
Book 6
M1 Didn’t need to do and needn’t have done
M2 Adverbial clauses with –ing
M3 Adverbial clauses: having(done) Verbs followed by –ing or the infinitive with to
M4 Present perfect progressive tense
M5 Subjunctive (1)
M6 Subjunctive (2)
Book 7
M1 Conversion and suffixes
M2 Predictive clauses and subject clauses
M3 Inversion used for emphasis and emphatic sentences
M4 Adverbial clauses of time and ellipses
M5 V-ed form as adverbial and phrasal verbs
M6 Subjunctive and adverbial clauses of place, condition and concession
Book 8
M1 Review of subjects; Review of verbs
M2 Review of non-finite verbs
M3 Review of attributes; Review of attributive clauses
M4 Review of adverbials; Review of adverbial clauses
M5 Review of noun clauses
M6 Review of modal verbs (1): must, can’t, may/might;
Review of modal verbs (2): should, could, would
Book 1
M1 Revision of the present tenses; Adjectives ending in –ing and –ed
M2 Verbs followed by –ing
M3 The –ed form; Past tense time expressions
M4 Present perfect tense
M5 Degrees of comparison
M6 Compound words; Definite and zero articles
Book 3
M1 passive voice: present and past forms; Subject and verb agreement
M2 Link words
M3 past perfect passive; Indirect speech
M4 The different types of infinitive; Expressions with but +infinitive
M5 Defining attributive clauses: of whom/in which
M6 Non-defining attributive clauses; Contraction of attributive clauses
Book 4
M1 The future continuous
M2 Imperatives
M3 Adverbial clause of condition, adverbial clause of concession
M4 Revision of the passive voice, by + -ing form
M5 Revision of modal verbs
M6 may have, might have
Book5
M1 Review of verb forms (1) Present simple, present continuous, present perfect and future reference; for and since with present perfect
M2 Review of verb form(2) Past simple, past perfect, past continuous
M3 Review of verb forms(3) The –ing form, the –ed form and to+infinitive; link verbs
M4 Review of the passive voice
M5 Review of adverbial clauses
M6 Review of attributive clauses
Book 6
M1 Didn’t need to do and needn’t have done
M2 Adverbial clauses with –ing
M3 Adverbial clauses: having(done) Verbs followed by –ing or the infinitive with to
M4 Present perfect progressive tense
M5 Subjunctive (1)
M6 Subjunctive (2)
Book 7
M1 Conversion and suffixes
M2 Predictive clauses and subject clauses
M3 Inversion used for emphasis and emphatic sentences
M4 Adverbial clauses of time and ellipses
M5 V-ed form as adverbial and phrasal verbs
M6 Subjunctive and adverbial clauses of place, condition and concession
Book 8
M1 Review of subjects; Review of verbs
M2 Review of non-finite verbs
M3 Review of attributes; Review of attributive clauses
M4 Review of adverbials; Review of adverbial clauses
M5 Review of noun clauses
M6 Review of modal verbs (1): must, can’t, may/might;
Review of modal verbs (2): should, could, would