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京ICP备号&&&&京公网安备82号英语语法CJim suggested _____ the West Hill this Sunday.A,we pay a visit B,to visit C,a visit to D,we visiting有提到说A 在visit后加一个to 为什么呢?并请区分其他几个选择之差异_作业帮
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英语语法CJim suggested _____ the West Hill this Sunday.A,we pay a visit B,to visit C,a visit to D,we visiting有提到说A 在visit后加一个to 为什么呢?并请区分其他几个选择之差异
英语语法CJim suggested _____ the West Hill this Sunday.A,we pay a visit B,to visit C,a visit to D,we visiting有提到说A 在visit后加一个to 为什么呢?并请区分其他几个选择之差异
选择：D, we visiting解析：
一、动词 suggest 后只能跟下列词语做宾语：
1. 跟 that 引导的表示虚拟的宾语从句,表示“提议、提出”,从句中的谓语动词必须用 should do 或者省略 should 直接用 do,如：
* I suggest that he (should) take a walk 我觉得他应该散步.
2. 跟动名词短语作宾语,表示“建议、提议”如：
* He suggested going out for a walk. 他建议出去走走.
3. 跟名词做宾语,分两种情况：
-- 如果主语是事物,表示“间接表明、使联想到”,如：
* That girl's sun-tanned face suggests excellent health . 那个姑娘被太阳晒黑了的脸表明她身体非常健康.
* The thought of summer suggests swimming. 想到夏天, 就使人联想到游泳.
--如果主语是人,表示“把某事作为建议”,如：
* They suggest things for children to do. 他们建议孩子们做一些事;
二、选项分析
A, we pay a visit—— 虽然从句中用了动词原形 pay 表示了虚拟,放在句子中应该是 we pay a visit
to the West Hill,但是原题中没有介词 to,应该排除.
B, to visit —— suggest 后不能跟不定式作宾语,这是错误选项.
a visit to ——这里有介词 to,主语是 Jim,表示“吉姆提议一次游览”,语法和语义都正确.
D, we visiting——用动名词短语的复合结构 we visiting the West Hill（即“逻辑主语we+动名词 visiting”）作宾语有误,应该把主格 we 改为宾格 us.
Bsuggest to do固定用法
语法解释：建议,提议[+v-ing][+(that)][+wh-]I suggest our going to the park on Sunday. 我建议我们星期天去公园。 A项后加to是与pay相呼应，pay....to..
suggest后接名词，从句（用should do 虚拟语气），动名词，同时动名词前可以带自己的逻辑主语（宾格us或形容词性物主代词our）。A，就是从句形式，但是pay a visit
中的visit是个名词，后接地点或人时，要先加to .B,
suggest sb to do sth ,是个错误结构。c. 就是名词结构。D。逻辑主语错误。...
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Plan your ? For many foreign visitors, visiting the excavated Terracotta Army is a must. These
were supposed to safeguard Chinese first emperor – Qin Shihuang in his afterlife. He unified China in 221 BC for the first time in Chinese history and established Qin Dynasty (221–206 B.C.), thus starting China’s over 2000 years’ feudal society.
You are kindly reminded that Qin Shihuang’s underground palace is still there and remains intact though some of the burial sites annexing to his mausoleum have been robbed. Why his own burial site or his underground palace still intact? It is said that his tomb has solid and strict anti-gravedigging system including secret crossbows which may kill people once you are inside the tomb, and a large amount of mercury which will emit much toxic air within the tomb.
Now the entrance for Qin Shihuang’ Mausoleum is also included in your ticket for Terracotta Army Museum – One ticket for two sites.
Located 1.5km east of Qin Shihuang mausoleum, the Emperor’s afterlife army terracotta soldiers are only part of his mausoleum. These vivid over 2000-year-old soldiers of Terracotta Army were discovered March 24, 1974 by a group of local farmers when they were digging a well. Now this site of Terracotta army has been turned into a world famous attraction site, bombarded by tons of tourists – up to 40,000 people a day visiting this museum. I’ve been to The Terracotta Army Museum for several times.
Terracotta Army Museum
Below are some of the Terracotta Army travel tips for your reference if you are going to make your maiden trip to the world famous Terra-Cotta Warriors and Soldiers Museum:
Tip # 1: Going there by bus is highly recommended
For money-saving trip to the , take a public bus is a good choice. It is very easy to find the special Tourism Bus 5 (Bus no. 306) runing between Xian Raiway Station to Terracotta Army Museum. If you stand facing , The Bus 5(306) parks at the parking lot on your right or east side. You don’t have to buy the bus ticket in advance. Just jump on the bus and later a bus guide will come to you and collect the money – RMB 7 per person.
Basic Information on the Bus
Bus Line: Tourism Bus 5 (306)
First Bus: 07:00; Last Bus 19:00
Line Length: 42 Km
Drive Time: 0ne Hour
Bus Stops: Totally 12 stop on routeBus Stop No.01: Xian Railway Station
Bus Stop No 08: Huanqing Hotspring
Bus Stop No 12: Terracotta Army
Be sure to get off at the last destination – Terracotta Army Museum since the Bus 5 (306) is scheduled to stop at several tourist attractions including Huaqing Hotspring, Qin Shihuang’s Mausoleum. You don’t need to get off at these stops. The very last stop ( the 12th stop ) of this bus is the Terracotta Warriors. Just stay on the bus until you get to the last stop. Remember where you get off the bus terminal.
After finishing your visiting the museum, come to the same parking lot and take the exact bus No 5 (306) since there are some other “fake” bus 306 which eagerly push you to take their buses.
Tip # 2: Basic information about Terracotta Warriors and Soldiers Museum
Located 30km east of Xian, the
are undoubtedly the greatest archaeological find of the 20th century. The museum is composed of three pits: Pit 1, Pit 2 and Pit3. Pit 1 is most impressive and the hightlight of the museum. Pits 2 and 3, though interesting, are not as impressive as the pit 1. If you don’t have sufficient time, PIT 2 and PIT 3 can be avoided.
The movie -360 degrees, the background film, is in English and very cool, which takes about 15 minutes long. It gives some background to what you see with your own eyes. It is worth the 15 minutes. The film ticket is included in your entrance fee.
Tip # 03: Don’t expect too much from the Museum
Before you visit the terracotta warriors, if you have already read a lot and seen tons of pictures of the , you may feel a little disappointed. So there is much hype which causes your visit to be a letdown.
Tip # 04: Rent an audio guide? Hire a tour guide? or Using a guidebook?
How to visit the museum? You have three choices:
1) Rent an audio guide ( recorded guide ). You just pay RMB 40 a audio tour.
The voice sounds like an American accent and it is easy to understand and informative.
2) Using a tour guide service. When you are going to buy your tickets at the ticketing office, tons of tour guides will come to you, eager to offer you the guide service. If you haven’t done much homework before you came to Xian. You are advised to hire a local tour guide to guide or translate for you at the price of about RMB 100-150. You will get more knowledge than from a guidebook or the recordings. Just avoid the shopping sites your local guide may suggest you to go.
3) Using a guidebook to guide your tour in and around the museum.
Tip # 05: Walking from Ticketing office to Entrance Gate
It takes 5-10 minutes walking from the ticketing office to the entrance gate. If you pay RMB 5, you take a small tram ride to the entrance gate. In my opinion, if you are in good shape, just avoid using the small tram.
Tip # 06: Exit from the museum
After you finish visiting the museum and leave for your bus terminal, or in a word, on the way back,
you have to pass through an area with a lot of shops and restaurants. This obviously poses some pressure on you to buy some souvenirs or spend some money here. If you are tender-hearted, and going to buy something to support China’s economy, please bargain!
Tip # 07: Some Restaurants Rip off
There are many restaurants leading up to the museum. Some of them just rip you off. So take great care of your money!
Toilets in the musuem are free
For the toilets outside the museum, you have to pay. But once you are inside the museum, you enjoy free toilets. They are the same squatting-style facility like everywhere else in china.
Tip # 09: Take a taxi to the Museum
It takes about 300-400 RMB by taxi from the downtown Xian to . Very often you have to bargain with your taxi driver.
Terracotta Army, not Qin Shihuang Mausoleum
If you take Bus 5(306) from Xian Railway Station to Terracotta Army Museum, don’t get off at Qin Shihuang’ Mausoleum. Qin Shihuang’s Mausolem is not much worth visiting since it is just a mound, not excavated yet. So don’t confuse Terracotta Army with Qin Shihuang’s Mausoleum. The entrance for Qin Shihuang’ Mausoleum is also included in your ticket for Terracotta Army Museum.
Tip # 11: Opening time and entrance fees
Opening Hours: 8:30AM &#PM
Entrance Fee: RMB 150 (March 1-November 30); RMB 120 (December 1-the end of February)
The Terracotta Warriors Museum is open all year round &# days every year! Children under the height of 1.2m don’t have to pay.
Very Important notice:
From March 01, 2013, the entrance ticket for Terracotta Army Museum has risen to RMB150 (peak) and RMB120(low).
The ticket also includes the entrance to Qin Shihuang’ Mausoleum.
Any questions, just drop a line.
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