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1.Zǿɔ(sh)~Δ(sh)r^Z~ÆΔ(sh)ʽ;ZǏ͔(sh)r^Z~Ï͔(sh)ʽ
All roads lead to Rome.(ll·ͨ_R)
His brother is an industrial engineer.
The number of the students attending the party is increasing.
the number ofʾ(sh)oՓ~Ǐ͔(sh)߀džΔ(sh)^Z~džΔ(sh)ʽ
Two-thirds of the shop belongs to me.
two-thirds֮
֮Z^ZdžΔ(sh)ʽ
Both of us are studying English.
ᅡY~Zrthe number of^Z~Δ(sh)ʽ;
֮^ZΔ(sh)ʽ;
both^ZʹÏ͔(sh)ʽ
2ZDzɔ(sh)~ʽ~~Mľr^Z~ÆΔ(sh)ʽ
All the money he received was given to his mother.
Forgetting the past means betrayal.
What we are talking now is useless.
3.Zas well aswithtogether withlikebutexceptȶZ^Z~ĆΡ͔(sh)cZǰ~һ
Maryas well as her two sistersis a student of this school.
(as well as her two sistersZMaryZaZZMarydžΔ(sh)^Z~ÆΔ(sh)ʽ)
No one except my friends knows anything about it.
4.ʾrgxrֵȵď͔(sh)~Zrw^Z~ÆΔ(sh)ʽ+()=ʽе^Z~ҲÆΔ(sh)ʽ
Three times two is six.
Three kilometers is 3ooo metres. (three kilometersw)
5.EitherneitherZr^Z~ÆΔ(sh)ʽ
Neither of us has been to Italy.
Has either of them been to Shanghai?
noneɔ(sh)˻|r^Z~ÆΔ(sh)ҲÏ͔(sh)ɔ(sh)Ė|r^Z~ÆΔ(sh)ʽ
None of the students have/has seen the film.
None of the money belongs to me.
6.Zeitherorneithernornot onlybut alsoBӕr^ZʽZQ
Not only you but also I am wrong.
Neither my aunt nor I am going out this afternoon.
Either you or she is to do the work.
7.Zandʾһ^Z~ÆΔ(sh)
The bread and butter is nice.
8.Zǰmany amore than oner^Z~ÆΔ(sh)ʽ
Many a book has been read by the students.
many a book=many books
More than one person has been to the Great Wall.
9.~Zwr^Z~ÆΔ(sh)ʽÿĂwr^Z~Ï͔(sh)
The committee meets once a year. (w)
The committee are having a meeting now. (骚w)
PeoplepoliceZr^Z~Ï͔(sh)ʽ
The police have come to arrest him.
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