2024年10月occured还是occurred（occur的用法（高中））

　　⑴oured还是ourred（our的用法（高中

　　⑵our的用法（高中

　　⑶our这个词比较简单，没有那么多用法一个就是“发生”的意思再就是“出现;存在;被发现”的意思在就是后面接tosb做“想起,想到,”的意思，高中考试一般就考这个用法。别的应该没有了，我看过牛津高阶词典，这个词也解释的比较简单

　　⑷Anerrorourred是什么意思

　　⑸英语语法问题Agoodideasuddenlyourredtome和itouredtomethat

　　⑹Agoodideasuddenlyourredtome和itouredtomethat。。。后面的时态可以跟一般现在时吗、、、还是必须是过去时。。。最主要写一般情况。怎么用一般现在？答：从生活经验来看，这个句型通常用来表示过去发生过的事情：（这时我突然想到了一个好主意。第二句句型：（这时我突然想到，。。。。如：Itourredtomethat保安监守自盗。你是问：that从句用什么时态呢还是问our在这两个句型中只能用一般过去时，能不能用一般现在时呢？上面的that从句，一般是过去时态。一个人也不会突然之间就想到一个客观直理的，所以也不会出现that从句是一个客观真理的情况。至于sth.ourredtosb.这个句型，有没有一般现在时的版本。这个比较难造出来。但也不是不可能。我查了几本词典，都是sth.ourredtosb.

　　⑺英语翻译-我从来没想到你会干这种事（ourto

　　⑻地道翻译：Itneverourredtomethatyouwoulddosuchathing.提醒：请在下面网页使用“在当前页查找功能”搜索Itneverourredtomethatyouwouldrefuse这句话（意为“我从来没想到你会拒绝”，出自世纪英国著名作家王尔德的名作《道林格雷的画像》——

　　⑼ourto什么意思

　　⑽Itourredtosb.that（某人突然想到……

　　⑾eg:?IthadneverourredtoCinderellashewouldbeeaprincesssomeday.

　　⑿辛德瑞拉从来没有想到她会成为一位王妃。

　　⒀?itstrikessb.that=itourstosb.that：某人突然想起

　　⒁TimewaswhenIexperiencedrepeatedfailuresanddecidedtoyield,?itourredtomethat?suessmayarisefromthelaststrokeofefforts.

　　⒂曾经何时，屡屡受挫，吾欲蹉跎，霎时顿悟，成功所托，终极执着。

　　⒃ourtosb.??产生想法

　　⒄ItsuddenlyourredtomethatIhadn’tfinishedmyhomework.

　　⒅我突然想到，我还没完成作业。

　　⒆ourto常用于Itours/ouredtosbthat...句型中。这是一个主语从句的句型，表面上看似主语lt其实是形式主语，真实的主语则置于句末的that引导的从句。这样的做法是为了防止句子头重脚轻。

　　⒇ltouredtomethatlhadleftthedoorunlocked.我忽然想起忘了锁门了。

　　⒈Didn’titourtoyouthathewaslying?你当时没有想到他在撒谎吗？

　　⒉Itdid’tourtomethathewouldobject.我没有想到他会反对。

　　⒊our美式音标:英式音标:vi..发生Earthquakesourfrequentlyinthisarea.这一地区经常发生地震。.出现;存在;被发现DogiraffesourinAfricaonly?长颈鹿是不是只在非洲才有?.被想起,被想到,浮现Itourredtometovisitmyteacher.我想到要去看看我的老师。Itneverourredtomethathemightbeintrouble.我怎么也没有想到他会遇上麻烦。Abrilliantideaourredtome.我想到一个极好的主意。Itdidn’tourtohimthatshewouldrefusehisinvitation.他没有想到她会拒绝他的邀请。

　　⒋oured的短语

　　⒌our词形变化【ourred——ourring】该词用法相对单纯:①tohappen发生；出现Whenexactlydidtheincidentour？这一事件究竟什么时间发生的？②toexistorbefoundsomewhere存在于；出现在Sugaroursnaturallyinfruit.水果天然含糖分。短语:sthourtosb被想到；出现在头脑中Theideaourredtohiminadream.这个主意是在梦中想到的。句型:Itours/ourredtosbthat某人想到某主意Itdidn’tourtohimthathiswifehasanaffair.他没想到他的妻子有婚外情。Itours/ourredtosbtodosth某人想到某主意。

　　⒍our,ourred,oured,问题

　　⒎是ourredourred这样的过去分词形式一般做形容词表语都是没问题的

　　⒏itourtosbthatde否定和疑问形式，还有that后面是什么时态

　　⒐itourtosbthat的否定形式：

　　⒑itdoesn’t/didn’tourtosbthat，根据句子our的时态选择；

　　⒒Does/Didit?ourtosbthat，根据our的时态选择；

　　⒓that后面主语从句的时态和our保持一致；如果是ours，那么后面可以是现在时，也可以是过去式；

　　⒔如果是ourred，那么后面就是过去时。

　　⒕itourtosbthat的汉语翻译：

　　⒖ourto动词词组作谓语；

　　⒗that，引导真正的主语从句。

　　⒘Itours?to?me?thatI?fot?to?lock?thedoor!

　　⒙我突然想起我忘记锁门了！

　　⒚否定句：Itdoesn’tourto?me?thatI?fot?to?lock?thedoor!

　　⒛一般疑问句：DoesitourtoyouthatI?fot?to?lock?thedoor？

　　It?ourred?to?me?that?she?expected?a?response.

　　我这才意识到她在期待我的回答。

　　否定句：Itdidn’tourto?me?that?she?expected?a?response.

　　一般疑问句：Didit?ourtoyouthat?she?expected?a?response？

　　求文档:高中易拼错单词

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