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1、welcomeAdj.adv.形容词和副词中考复习考点直击1、掌握形容词作表语、定语、宾语补足语等的基本用法。2、形容词和副词的原级一些基本句型、比较级和最高级用法及句型。3、掌握副词修饰动词、副词的比较级和最高级的基本用法及其位置。一般放在be或连系动词（五个感官动词look,feel,smell,taste,sound；三个变得turnget,become;保持keep,seem等）的后面做表语.Thedictionaryisveryusefulandhelpfultoallofus.Shelookshappytodaybec
2、auseshegotanAinthetest.一、形容词的基本用法：2.放在名词前作定语，修饰名词。Thisisaveryusefulandhelpfuldictionary.注意：形容词修饰名词，放在名词的前面；当形容词修饰由some-,any-,no-,every-构成的不定代词时,形容词要放在这些不定代词的之后.e.g.Isthereanythinginterestingintoday’snewspaper?3.做宾语补足语，常用在下面动词后：keep,make,find,feel,think等等。常见的句型有：keepst
3、h.+adj.Weshouldkeepthewindowsopentoletthefreshairin.makesb.+adj.Whattheboydoesmakeshisparentshappy.find/feel/thinkit+adj.todosth.Youwillfinditrathereasytoworkoutthemathproblems.某些形容词加上冠词可以泛指一类人或物，相当于名词。做主语时，谓语用复数．e.g.Don’tlaughattheblind.Weshouldofferseatstotheoldwhen
4、weareonthebus.Attentionplease!!TheyounginChinanowspendalotofsparetimeintheInternet.表示长、宽、高、深和年龄的形容词，应放在相应的名词之后．e.g.Heissixyearsold.Theriveris200meterslong.Attentionplease!!Thetreeis20meterstall.注意几个以ly结尾的形容词．lonelyfriendlylivelylovelydaily,silly,likely,uglyAttentionpl
5、ease!!二、副词的基本用法：副词一般用来修饰动词、形容词、其他副词，全句或名词词组及句子的词并放在他们的后面；表示程度的副词一般放在动词前面ItoftenrainsinthesouthofChina,butitneversnowsthere.Thestudentsarenowworkingveryhard.副词的构成：A．本身就是副词：如：now,there,ratherB.由形容词加词尾ly变来，如：happily,firmly,luckilyC.与形容词同形adj.advearly(早的)early（早）high（高的）h
6、igh（高高地）long（长的，长久的）long（长久地）enough修饰名词时，放在名词前，但修饰形容词和副词时则要放在他们的后面：Herewehaveenoughchairsforeachstudent.Heisworkinghardenoughtocatchupwithhisclassmates.三、形容词和副词的基本句型2．在as…as…“……和……一样”1)MyfriendKayisastallasme.2)MyfriendKayrunsasfastasI/me.3）Michaellikesfootballasmucha
7、sKangkang.4）Westudyashard/carefullyasthey/them.下列情况用原级：1.在very,quite,rather，too,enough,so后。Todayisrathercold.Thenewsisquitesurprising.Thestreetsarenowtoobusyinbigcities.3、”A……不及/不如……B“A…notas/so+原级+asB.1)Myfatherisn’tas/sotallasmygrandfather.2)MyfriendKaydoesn’trunas/
8、sofastasI/me.3)I’mnot_______she/her.A.ashard-workingasB.asharder-workingasC.ashard-workingsoD.ashardly-workingas4)Idon’tstud
