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成人英语三级辅导：具副词功能的过去分词

2011-11-18 00:00:00来源：新东方论坛

和现在分词及短语一样，过去分词（past participles）或过去分词短语（past participial phrases）也可以充当副词，修饰谓语动词。

过去分词短语可以表达下列四种意思：

㈠方法或活动方式，如：

● He walked up and down， lost in thought.

● I sat before the desk until after mid-night， absorbed in writing.

● Surrounded by a host of fans， the film star left the airport excitedly.

㈡原因，如：

● Greatly disappointed， some staff decided to leave the place.

● Taken by surprise， the enemy surrendered.

㈢时间，如：

● Born and bred in a turbulent age， the older generation of people experienced all sorts of hardships.

● Thrown to the floor， the boy regained his footing a few minutes later.

㈣条件，如： 　　● Given more time， the slow learners would have done better.

● Criticised by someone else， Tony would not have flared up like that.

除了直接修饰动词之外，过去分词或短

语也可以和连词合组成短语，表示下列四种意思：

⒈由 when， whenever， while， until 等连词引导，表示“ 时间”，如：

● When asked about his previous job， Bill said he had been a motor mechanic.

● Susan seldom speaks in class until spoken to.

⒉由 where， wherever 连词引导，表示“地点”，如：

● Mosquitoes should be completely exterminated where found.

● Retirees in good health should be invited to return to work wherever needed.

⒊由 if， unless 引导，表示“条件”，如：

● If kept for too long， some medicines will lose their effectiveness.

● We have made a point of not attacking unless attacked.

⒋由 though， although， even though 连词引导，表示“让步 ”，如：

● Though warned of the danger， they still went mountaineering.

● Even though defeated for a second time， our team did not give up hope for the ultimate victory.

此外，过去分词短语还可以和介词“with”或“without”连用，具副词作用。如：

● With the water pipe choked， there wasn't any more water for use.

● Without anything left in the kitchen， the Wangs decided to eat out.

最后，过去分词短语，在适当情况下，可以有自己的主语而变成独立结构（the absolute construction），如：

● The old man listened， his head inclined to one side.

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