直接引语(变化前) 一般过去时 “I saw her last Monday,” he said. 间接引语(变化后) 过去完成时 He said he had seen her the previous Monday.
Grammer - 2 直接引语转换间接引语
2.6 转换中的要点总结2-时态的转换4
pay salaries:支付薪水 collect salary:领薪水 如此：so, such so的后面加形容词或副词 such的后面加名词，允许在该名词前加修饰词
• I knew that my turn had come.
My turn has come.（书面语） It‘s my turn.（口语）
• He did not look up from his desk when I entered. • look up表示先埋头干什么，之后抬头看。 反义词：look down 向下看 Look down on sb 瞧不起某人（词义非常重）
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• He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such large salaries.
他请我们坐下。
Grammer - 2 直接引语转换间接引语
2.5 转换中的要点1-人称的转换
• 1 直接引语中的第一人称，一般转换为第三人称，如： He said，“I am very sorry.” ——>He said that he was very sorry. • 2 直接引语中的第二人称，如果原话是针对转述人说的， 转换为第一人称，如： “You should be more careful next time,” my father told me.——> My father told me that I should be more careful the next time.
Grammer - 2 直接引语转换间接引语
2.6 转换中的要点总结2-时态的转换1
直接引语(变化前) 一般现在时 “I know it,” he said. 间接引语(变化后) 一般过去时 He said that he knew it.
Grammer - 2 直接引语转换间接引语
2.6 转换中的要点总结2-时态的转换2
直接引语(变化前) 过去进行时 “I was waiting for Jim,” she said. 间接引语(变化后) 过去完成进行时 She said she had been waiting for Jim.
• 4 人称的转换包括人称代词、物主代词和名词性物主代词 等。如：
He asked me, “Will you go to the station with me to meet a friend of mine this afternoon?” ——> He asked me whether I would go to the station with him to meet a friend of his that afternoon. 总之，人称的转换不是固定的，具体情况，具体对待，要符合逻辑。
Grammer -1 间接引语的概念
• 课文摘录： “The secretary told me that Mr. Hamsworth would see me.” • 直接引语和间接引语的概念 引述别人的话语一般采用两种方式: 一是原封不动地引用原话,把它放在括号内,叫作直接引语; 二是用自己的话加以转述, 这叫间接引语.
– 2.中断;遮断;阻碍 The war interrupted the trade between the two countries. 战争使两国间的贸易中断了。
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• The secretary told me that Mr. Harmsworth would see me. • Would在这里不单单指过去将来时，更表示想……， 要…… 例：What would you like to have?
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• Interrupt v.
• interruption n 中断；干扰 • Disturb sb 打扰某人 • Interrupt sb 打断某人的话 – 1.打断(讲话或讲话人) I don‘t want to interrupt you. Go on with your story. 我不想打断你。请把你的故事讲下去。
• I said in a weak voice.
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• in a ... Voice 用……的声音 in a loud（大声）/low（低声）/weak（强调心理不踏实） /strong （理直气壮）voice • Then he smiled and told me I would receive an extra thousand pounds a year!
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• afford 及物动词 vt.
– 1. 买得起;有足够的...(常与can,could,be able to连用) Afford to do sth 有能力做某事 Afford sth 负担得起什么东西 could not afford to(否定）不可能支付 造句1：莉莉没有能力去买一个新的自行车。 Lily can not afford to buy a new bike.
简说：“我很高兴能够帮助你。”简说，她很高兴能帮助你。
Grammer - 2 直接引语转换间接引语 －不同句式的转换规则 2.2 疑问句
直接引语 (变化前) 一般疑问句 He asked me, “Do you like playing basketball?”
他问我：“你喜欢打篮球吗？”
间接引语(变化后) whether/if 引导的宾语从句 He asked me if/whether I liked playing basketball.
他问我，我对这部电影感觉怎么样。
Grammer - 2 直接引语转换间接引语 －不同句式的转变规则 2.4 祈使句
直接引语 (变化前) 祈使句 He said，“Be seated, please.” 他对我们说：“请坐。” 间接引语(变化后)
带 to 的不定式 He asked us to be seated.
直接引语(变化前) 一般过去时 “I saw her last Monday,” he said. 间接引语(变化后) 过去完成时 He said he had seen her the previous Monday.
Grammer - 2 直接引语转换间接引语
2.6 转换中的要点总结2-时态的转换3
• 以下几个词都可以表示“再”或“又”的意思，注意用法：
extra, other, more, another 最灵活的是more more可以放数词和名词之间，甚至可以放在整个名词的后 面 extra和other一定放在数词和名词之间， another一定放在数词前面 记住几个短语：one extra thousand; two others; once more; another three days
Grammer - 2 直接引语转换间接引语
2.5 转换中的要点1-人称的转换
• 3 直接引语中的第二人称，如果原话是针对第三人称说的， 转换成第三人称。如：
She said to her son, “I'll check your homework tonight.” ——> She said to her son that she would check his homework that night.
他问我，我是否喜欢打篮球。
Grammer - 2 直接引语转换间接引语 －不同句式的转变规则 2.3 特பைடு நூலகம்疑问句
直接引语 (变化前) 特殊疑问句 My sister asked me , “What do you think of the film?”
他问我：“你感觉这部电影怎么 样？”
间接引语(变化后) wh-词引导的宾语从句 My sister asked me what I thought of the film.
直接引语(变化前) 现在进行时 “I’m making coffee for you all,” she said. 间接引语(变化后) 过去进行时 She said she was making coffee for us all.
Grammer - 2 直接引语转换间接引语
2.6 转换中的要点总结2-时态的转换3
Grammer - 2 直接引语转换间接引语 －不同句式的转换规则 2.1 陈述句
直接引语 (变化前) 陈述句 Jane said, “I’m very 间接引语(变化后) that引导的宾语从句 Jane said that she was very happy to help you.
happy to help you.”
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• secretary • 拓展：
secretarial adj. 秘书的, 书记的 secretary bookcase 写字台 secret n.秘密, 秘诀, 奥秘 adj.秘密的, 隐秘的, 幽静的 Secretary of State 国务秘书，国务卿
秘书，书记员 ，干事，文书
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Chapter2：
New Word Chapter1： Text Reading
Chapter3：
Grammar
Chapter4： Exercise
Lesson 15 Good news
The secretary told me that Mr. Harmsworth would see me. I felt very nervous when I went into his office. He did not look up from his desk when I entered. After I had sat down, he said that business was very bad. He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such large salaries. Twenty people had already left. I knew that my turn had come. 'Mr.Harmsworth,' I said in a weak voice. 'Don't interrupt,' he said. Then he smiled and told me I would receive an extra thousand pounds a year!