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朗文高级英语语法:参考及练习
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  • 配送范围:
    全国(除港澳台地区)
  • ISBN:
    7560016472
  • 作      者:
    (英)L.G.亚历山大(L.G.Alexander)编著
  • 出 版 社 :
    外语教学与研究出版社
  • 出版日期:
    1999.7
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作者简介
  L.G.亚历山大(L.G.Alexander)世界著名的英语教学权威,曾任欧洲现代语言教学委员会理事。其著作为交际教学法奠定基础,其中名作如New Concept English和Follow Me已成为经典教材。
  他的《朗文英语语法》(Longman English Grammar)也是语法书中的翘楚,至今畅销全世界。多年来,亚历山大先生笔耕不辍,为英语,作为外语的学习者和教师编写了—系列极有价值的参考书。如今,外研社特将这些
  优秀的英语参考书介绍给广大学习者。
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内容介绍
  《朗文高级英语语法(参考与练习)》主要特点:1.提供英、美近期出版的作品,语料真实,可读性强,让读者接触真实的英语语言。2.使高级英语学习者了解不同风格的英文文体。3.提供各种练习以加强并扩展读者已有的语法知识。
  4.通过句法分析开发读者的阅读和理解技能。
  5.对语法及句式方面的难点进行注释,并给出练习答案。
  6.提供参考附录,内容包括语法术语及概念词汇表、课文背景信息及详细的内容索引,以方便查找。
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  I looked at the ornaments on the desk. Everythin  standard and all copper. A copper lamp, a pen set and a  pencil tray, a glass and copper ashtray with a copper  elephant on the rim, a copper letter opener, a copper5 thermos bottle on a copper tray, copper corners on the blotter holder. There was a spray of almost copper-coloured  sweet peas in a copper vase.
  It seemed like a lot of copper.
  The man at the window turned around and showed me that he was going on fifty and had soft ash-grey hair and  plenty of it, and a heavy handsome face with nothing  unusual about it except a short puckered scar in his left  cheek that had almost the effect of a deep dimple. I remembered the dimple. I would have forgotten the man. I remembered that I had seen him in pictures a long time  ago, at least ten years ago. I didnt remember the pictures  or what they were about or what he did in them, but 1  remembered the dark heavy handsome face and the puckered scar. His hair had been dark then. He walked over to his desk and sat down and picked up  his letter opener and poked at the ball of his thumb with the  point. He looked at me with no expression and said Youre Marlowe?
  I nodded.
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目录
Conventionsusedinthisbook
Introduction
StudySection
1 Watchingchildren(BrE)
ExtractfromSmallFry
Joycebyherself&herfriendsbyJoyceGrenfell
Futura,1981,pages49-50
2 PopArtabsurdists(BrE)
TheSundayTelegraph
Extractfromnewsreportandcommentary,May8,1988
3 ThemanwhodiscoveredBritain(AmE)
TheReadersDigestBookofStrangeStoriesAmaztngFacts
Extractfromarticle,1975,page212
4 Heroicfailures(BrE)
TheSundayTimes
ExtractfromarticlebyStephenPile,August14,1988
5 Littlequeenssweeptheboard(BrE)
TheObserver
ExtractfromnewsreportbyLaurenceMarks,October30,1988
6 Thecupthatcheers(BrE)
TheDailyExpress
ExtractfromarticlebyRossBenson,May14,1988
7 Junketforrobberswaspolicetrap(BrE)
TheTimes
ExtractfromarticlebyMichaelLeapman,March18,1981
8 Romanregimentalbrewery(BrE)
TheIndependent
ExtractfromnewsreportbyDavidKeys,September26,1988
9 Plane-loadof400lobsters(BrE)
TheGuardian
ExtractfromnewsreportbyLeslieGoffe,August20,1988
10 A-Levelsor1m?(BrE)
TheSundayTimes
ExtractfromnewsreportbyAmirRoy,March25,1990
11 Memoriesofagreatactress(BrE)
fromAnActorandHisTimebyJohnGielgud
PenguinBooks,1981,pages30-31
12 LabelleMonique(BrE)
TheDailyTelegraph
ExtractfromarticlebySuzanneLowry,July7,1988
13 Patagonia(BrE)
fromInPatagoniabyBruceChatwin
Picador(PanBooks),1979,pages16-17
14 YoureMarlowe7(AmE)
fromTheHighWindowbyRaymondChandler
PenguinBooks,1951,page118
15 Youcantteachmanagers(BrE)
fromTheNakedManagerbyRobertHeller
CoronetBooks,1974,pages204-205
16 AnEnglishlesson(BrE)
fromArabiaThroughtheLookingGlassbyJonathanRaban
Fontana,1980,page239
17 Minty(BrE)
fromEnglandMadeMebyGrahamGreene
PenguinBooks,1943,page67
18 Thecriminallook(BrE)
TheTimes
ExtractfromnewsreportbyFrancesGibb,1981
19 Alaskasdirtydollars(BrE)
TheFinancialTimes
ExtractfromarticlebyDavidThomas,March4,1990
20 FiremessageinplainEnglish(BrE)
TheDailyTelegraph
ExtractfromnewsreportbyA.J.McIlroy,February20,1989
21 Anotherdaybegins(AmE)
fromLoveandFriendshipbyAlisonLurie
SphereBooks,1986,page3
22 Patientsgetthemessage(BrE)
TheIndependent
ExtractfromarticlebyOliverGillie,August26,1988
23 SpotofmutinyonthehighCs(BrE)
TheObserver
ExtractfromarticlebyRobinSmyth,July31,1988
24 Homeopathy(BrE)
TheGuardian
ExtractfromarticlebyJudySadgrove,July20,1988
25 Decision-thinking(BrE)
fromTheProfessionalDecision-ThinkerbyBenHeirswithPeterFarrell
SidgwickandJackson,1986,page108
26 Pigeonsnotsobird-brained(BrE)
TheDailyTelegraph
ExtractfromnewsreportbyAdrianBerry,May6,1989
27 Firstimpressions(AmE)
NewWoman
ExtractfromarticlebyBibiWein,April1990
28 SherlockHolmes(BrE)
fromTheReturnofSherlockHolmesbySirA.ConanDoyle
PanBooks,1974,pages106-107
29 BreakingthePortlandVase(BrE)
TheTimes
ExtractfromnewsreportbyAndrewBillen,June2,1988
30 Fax-madNewYorkers(BrE)
TheTimes
ExtractfromarticlebyCharlesBremner,January2,1989
31 Japansundergroundfrontier(AmE)
Time
ExtractfromarticlebySeiichiKanise,February6,1989
32 Schooldays(Canadian)
fromWhatsBredintheBonebyRobertsonDavies
PenguinBooks,1987,pages77-78
33 Ourtribalpast(BrE)
TheObserver
ExtractfromnewsreportbyRobinMcKie,May21,1989
34 Villagewomen(BrE)
fromAkenfieldbyRonaldBlythe
PenguinBooks,1972,page110
35 Dreamsandnightmares(AmE)
ExtractfromWhoeverwasusingthisbed
ElephantandotherstoriesbyRaymondCarver
CollinsHarvill,1988,pages29-30
36 Armageddonlarder(BrE)
TheIndependent
ExtractfromnewsreportbyAndrewMarr,April29,1988
37 Alzheimerstelltaleprotein(AmE)
USNewsandWorldReport
Newsreport,October2,1989
38 Drug-waroverkill(AmE)
NewYork
ExtractfromarticlebyChristopherByron,October2,1989
39 Garbage(AmE)
TheAtlantic
ExtractfromarticleRubbish.tbyWilliamL.Rathje,December1989
40 TheJapanesesenseofbeauty(BrE)
fromTheLandoftheRisingYenbyGeorgeMikes
PenguinBooks,1970,page88
41 Twotopicsofconversation(BrE)
fromLiveFleshbyRuthRendell
Hutchinson,1986,pages52-53
42 Invasionofthedatasnatchers!(AmE)
Time
ExtractfromarticlebyPhilipElmer-DeWit,September26,1988
43 ThethoughtsofHenryWilt(BrE)
fromWiltbyTomSharpe
PanBooks,1978,page7
44 Dinosaursonatidalwave?(BrE)
TheTimes
ExtractfromnewsreportbyAlunAnderson,August1,1988
45 Whenmotherswork(AmE)
USAToday
ExtractfromarticleTheChangingRoleofFathersbyRogerM.Barkin,July1989
46 Peter(BrE)
fromTheComfortsofMadnessbyPaulSayer
Sceptre,1988,pages33-34
47 Lifeonadesertisland(BrE)
fromCastawaybyLucyIrvine
PenguinBooks,1984,pages151-152
48 Thecrowd(AmE)
ExtractfromTheCrowd
TheStoriesofRayBradburybyRayBradbury
GranadaPublishing,1981,pages47-48
49 Allpoliticsislocal(AmE)
TheNewYorker
ExtractfromarticlebySuzannahLessard,October9,1989
50 Whatisthesoul?(BrE)
fromAWritersNotebookbyW.SomersetMaugham
PenguinBooks,1967,page327
51 Theultimatequest(AmE)
Time
ExtractfromarticlebyMichaelD.Lemonick,April16,1990
52 HenryFord(AmE)
fromTheFords,AnAmericanEpicbyPeterCollier&DavidHorowitz
Futura,1988,pages134-135
53 Thehealer(BrE)
fromTheInnocentAnthropologistbyNigelBarley
PenguinBooks,1986,pages105-106
54 Tax(AmE)
TheWilsonQuarterly
ExtractfromarticlebyCarolynWebber,Spring1989
55 TheMarquessofQueensberry(AmE)
fromOscarWildebyRichardEllmann
HamishHamilton,1987,page365
56 Thecenterofourgalaxy(AmE)
ScientificAmerican
ExtractfromarticlebyCharlesH.TownesandReinhardGenzel,April1990
57 MrsRadcliffe(BrE)
ExtractfromMrsRadcliffe
TheCompleteStoriesbyNoelCoward
Methuen,1985,page125
58 Spiders(Australian)
fromUnreliableMemoirsbyCliveJames
Picador(PanBooks),1981,pages21-22
59 Mymother(BrE)
fromDearMebyPeterUstinov
PenguinBooks,1978,pages42-43
60 Forbiddingfruit(BrE)
TheEconomist
Extractfromarticle,June4,1988
ReferenceSection
Textreferences
Grammartermsandconcepts
Structural Index
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