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Why! I have nothing to confess and _________ you want me to say?&&&&
A. what is it that&&&&&&&&&&&&&&B. what it is that&&&& C. how is it that&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&D. how it is that
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强调句的概念：
强调句 (The Emphatic Pattern) 是一种修辞，是人们为了表达自己的意愿或情感而使用的一种形式。通过各种方式对句子中的某个部分进行强调，从而起到修辞的作用。英语常用的强调结构有：It is (was)+被强调部分(主语、宾语或状语)+that/who...；what…be…句型；强调句的使用:
一、强调句句型： 1、用It is／was...that／who...句型表示强调。（1）陈述句的强调句型：It is/was+被强调部分（通常是主语、宾语或状语）+that/who（当强调主语且主语指人）+其它部分。 e.g. It was yesterday that he met Li Ping. （2）一般疑问句的强调句型：同上，只是把is/was提到it前面。 e.g. Was it yesterday that he met Li Ping? （3）特殊疑问句的强调句型：被强调部分（通常是疑问代词或疑问副词）+is/was+it+that/who+其它部分？ e.g. When and where was it that you were born?注：被强调的部分（通常是句子的主语、状语、宾语或宾语补足语）放在is／was的后面，如被强调的是人，则后面可用who，whom等代替。如：原句：He met an old friend in the park yesterday.&&&&&&&&& 强调主语：It was he who/that met an old friend in the park yesterday.&&&&&&& 强调宾语：It was an old friend that/who he met in the park yesterday.& &&&&&&& 强调地点状语：It was in the park that he met an old friend yesterday.&&&&&&&&&强调时间状语：It was yesterday that he met an old friend in the park.2、用助动词do, does或did来强调谓语动词。如：Do come early.&&&&&&& &He did send you a letter last week. &&&&&&& We're pleased that she does intend to come. 3、用主语从句+be+被强调部分，主语从句常用what引导。如：What John wants is a ball.&&&&&&&&What Mary does every day is(to) give piano lessons.&& 二、not...until...句型的强调句： 1、句型为：It is/was not until+被强调部分+that+其它部分： e.g. 普通句：He didn't go to bed until/till his wife came back.&&&&&&& 强调句：It was not until his wife came back that he went to bed. 2、注意：此句型只用until，不用till。但如果不是强调句型，till, until可通用；因为句型中It is/was not...已经是否定句了，that后面的从句要用肯定句，切勿再用否定句了。三、谓语动词的强调： 1、It is/was...that...结构不能强调谓语，如果需要强调谓语时，用助动词do/does或did。 e.g. Do sit down.务必请坐。 &&&&& He did write to you last week. 上周他确实给你写了信。 &&&&& Do be careful when you cross the street. 过马路时，务必（千万）要小心啊！ 2、注意：此种强调只用do/does和did，没有别的形式；过去时用did，后面的谓语动词用原形。& 使用强调句型有以下几点请注意：
①强调句的谓语is或was永远用单数。 如：It was yesterday that I met your father in the street.②不管被强调部分是哪种状语，只能用that连接，不得使用where、when等连词。如：It was in the street that I met your father yesterday.③被强调部分为人时，可用who(主格或宾格)和whom(宾格)代替that，用that也行。如：It was your father that/whom/who I met in the street yesterday.&&&&&&& It was I that/who met your father in the street yesterday.④强调句中也要注意主谓一致、人称一致和否定转移的问题。如：It is they who are our friends.&&&&&&& It was not until ten o'clock that we got home last night.⑤注意不要混淆强调句和其他从句。It is/was...that...为强调句标志，去掉后仍可组成一个完整的句子，只是没被强调，而其他从句一般不具备这一特征。比较：1）It was ten o'clock when we got home last night. 我们昨晚到家时已十点了。&&&&&&&&&&& 2）It was at ten o'clock that we got home last night. 我们昨晚是在十点到家的。第一句不是强调句，when不可改为that，因为去掉it was和that后，只能组成“We got home ten o'clock last night.”这样一个不完整的句子；第二句是强调句，that不可改为when。强调句型用法拓展：
1、句首词用“It”，不能用“This”，“That”等。 2、be动词的形式是is或was，不能用复数形式are或were。若原句的谓语动词用了现在时或将来时，则用is；若原句的谓语动词用了过去时或过去完成时，则用was。 如：It___the Chinese women that___a great role in the socialist construction. A. playsB. playC . playD. plays答案：C&3、被强调的部分如果是代词，强调主语用主格，强调宾语用宾格。如：It is him that/who/whom I met in the street yesterday. &&&&&&& It is I who/that am wrong. 4、连接词一般用that，当强调部分是人时，既可用that也可用who。特别注意当强调部分是时间状语或地点状语时，不能用when或where。 如：It was on Oct1st, 1949 that People's Republic of China was founded. &&&&&&& It was at the gate____he told me the news.　　&&&&&&& A. that&&&&&&& B. what&&&&&&& C. which&&&&&&& D. when 答案：A5、主谓一致问题被强调的主语要和that后面的谓语动词在数上保持一致。如：It is Mary who often _____(help) me with my English. （helps）&&&&&&& It is I that ____(be) against you. （am）6、not...until结构的强调。强调“not...until”引导的时间状语时，要用“it is/was not until...that...”结构，that后面的句子要用肯定式，且须用陈述句语序。& 如：We did not get off the bus until it stopped. ?&&&&&&&&It was not until it stopped that we got off the bus. (注意：强调该结构时not until不能分开)
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出门在外也不愁Earlier this week, CrunchGear’s John Biggs sparked controversy (within TechCrunch ranks at least) with a post entitled ““. In the post Biggs wrote (amongst other things) that…
“Many decry the sad state of American manufacturing but these [Chinese] companies still sell billions in janky garbage that washes up here in huge containers and is sold throughout our 50 great states and, more important, the rest of the developed and developing world.”
He added…
“I was not surprised to hear that the CEO and those Alibaba employees were taking cash from criminal gangs to receive “gold ratings” on their products. This only makes sense. In an unfettered market, the unfettered will push their way to the top.”
So that’s how John Biggs feels about Chinese manufacturing companies, particularly those who sell on Alibaba. As Biggs was keen to point out, he has
China, so this isn’t just a protectionist rant from a xenophobic American.
But here’s the thing: Sarah too has traveled to China. Quite a few times. In fact she just wrote a
(partly) about the country’s growing technology manufacturing industry. And on TechCrunch’s internal Yammer discussion platform she called Biggs out – even going so far as to accuse him of veering towards racism. Biggs responded that, if she disagreed so strongly, Sarah was welcome to write a rebuttal.
Instead we decided to head to the TCTV studio. In this week’s Why Is This News, we discuss whether Biggs had a point or whether… well… watch the video and see.
The Curse of Chinese&Manufacturing
Update: John Biggs has responded in the comments…
“I wasn’t given the option of being on TCTV this time so I’ll rebut here. My line of thinking is this: Chinese manufacturers are forced BY OUR OWN DESIRE for a deal to make things as cheaply as possible. I don’t blame them. In a very many cases, a Chinese-made product can be well-made, environmentally friendly, and ISO-compliant. This is an absolute fact. HOWEVER, sites like Alibaba allow people with very little interest in those aspects of quality to find providers who are equally lax. The result is junk that gives China a bad name. THIS is my point, not that all Chinese manufacturing sucks. Sarah believes I’m playing into stereotypes but she and I both know using stereotypes is not how I argue.
I find it delightful that the same people who call for blood when it comes to Foxconn’s practices will rail against me for slighting Alibaba, a site that connects sellers of junk with buyers of junk. A real manufacturer goes to China, makes relationships, and builds a product and I’ve met a few of those people. He or she doesn’t find a cheap tablet/laptop/whatever, rebadge it, and sell it as the latest thing. There is more to selling an object than swiping a credit card.
Sarah focuses on business and people. She found it offensive that I called out a CEO. Fine. I’m sure he’s a charming guy with a house and kids. So am I. Howeever, I focus on technology, on physical things that clutter our homes and planet. I’ve seen to much garbage in various countries and places to defend the peddlers of this trash. Crap is made everywhere, to be sure, but surprisingly it is TOO EXPENSIVE TO MAKE CRAP OUTSIDE OF CHINA, which hinders the trade. Maybe Alibaba’s original mission was to make it easier for the next Ron Popeil to make is pocket fisherman. It isn’t anymore.”
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