人教版高中英语必修二重点词汇、短语、句型、语法大全

人教版高中英语必修二重点词汇、短语、句型、语法大全Unit 1 Cultural RelicsKey Vocabulary and Phrases1.Survive: to remain alive。

to endure。

XXX2.In search of: looking for。

seeking3.Select: to choose。

to pick out4.Design: plan。

pattern。

concept5.Fancy: unusual。

peculiar。

imaginative6.Decorate: to adorn。

XXX7.XXX: to be a part of。

to be owned by8.In return: as a result。

in exchange9.At war: XXX10.Remove: to take away。

to relocate11.Less than: not as much as12.Doubt: uncertainty。

skepticism13.XXX: deserving of。

XXX14.Take apart: to dismantle。

to disassemble15.Explode: to burst。

XXX up16.Sink: to descend。

to XXX17.Think highly of: to have a high n ofKey Sentence Structures1.There is no doubt that…: It is XXX…2.When…: XXX.parisons: Used to compare one thing to another。

Can be within the same scope or XXX.4.The way…: Used to describe the manner in which something is done or explained.5.Worth: Used to describe the value or importance of something.6.“n word + to do” structure: Used as the subject。

object。

or predicate in a sentence.7.It as a formal subject: Used to XXX when the real subject isa clause or phrase.Note: The original article did not have any XXX.It has been XXX before a fall。

This saying holds true in many ns。

XXX failures.The word "what" can be used to XXX。

acting as the subject of a subordinate clause。

For example。

what he said during the meeting was very important。

Another example is what XXX.Non-restrictive XXX pronoun。

and are separated from the main clause by a comma。

In contrast。

restrictive relative clauses are used to limit the meaning of a noun or pronoun。

and are not separated by a comma.When translating relative clauses。

it is important to note the difference een restrictive and non-restrictive clauses。

Restrictive clauses are translated before the noun they modify。

while non-restrictive XXX the main clause.It is XXX clauses。

as they can have different meanings and XXX。

For example。

"I have a sister who is a doctor" implies thatthe speaker has more than one sister。

while "I have a sister。

who is a doctor" implies that the speaker only has one sister.The use of restrictive and non-restrictive clauses is dependent on whether the XXX-restrictive clauses can be a noun。

pronoun。

phrase。

or XXX。

XXX non-restrictive clauses instead of restrictive clauses。

For example。

"Peter drove too fast。

which was dangerous" uses a non-restrictive clause with "which" referring to "drive too fast." Another example is "He changed his mind。

which made me very angry," with "which" referring to the entire main clause.There XXX-restrictive clauses。

"That" and "why" are typically used in restrictive clauses。

while relative pronouns in non-restrictive clauses are not omitted.In the context of the Olympic Games。

"compete" XXX。

"Take part in" is another phrase that means to XXX"Admit" can mean to allow entry or to acknowledge something。

"As well" means also or in n。

"Host" means to entertain or be the host of an event。

"Replace" means to substitute or take the place ofsomething。

"Charge" can mean to make a payment or to XXX" means to be responsible for or in control of something。

"Advertise" XXX"Bargain" XXX over a price or terms。

"Oneafter another" means in XXX"Deserve" means to be worthy of something。

either reward or punishment。

The phrase "take part in" is used for XXX significant events。

while "join in" is used for ongoing activities.Joining a group。

party。

or XXX of it。

For example。

you can join the army or join the party。

If you want to attend a meeting。

wedding。

class。

or course。

it means you will be present and take part in it。

When you use "nor" or "neither" with an auxiliary verb。

"be," or a modal verb。

it means "not this either." For example。

"I have never been abroad。

and neither/nor has he." Another example is "If you don't go to the party。

nor will I."Using "so" with a modal verb。

auxiliary verb。

or "be" and a subject emphasizes that the second subject is in the same n as the first。

For example。

"So do I" or "So is he."Using "so" with a subject and a modal verb。

auxiliary verb。

or "be" means "that's true," XXX。

For example。

"So it is" or "So he does."Not only。