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Ngữ pháp Tiếng Anh · A2

Kết nối ý tưởng

  • 12 Kết nối ý tưởng
    12.1

    and / but / or / so / because

    English
    Conjunctions: Connecting Ideas

    Conjunctions link two ideas together:

    • and (and): Parallel, additive. but (but): Contrast, opposite.
    • or (or): Choice. so (so): Result. because (because): Reason.

    我I (过去)was 累tired 所以, so 我I 去went (介词)to 睡觉bed.

    I was tired, so I went to bed.

    她She 留在stayed 家home 因为because (天气it)it (过去)was 下雨raining.

    She stayed at home because it was raining.

    Note: so introduces a result, while because introduces a reason; do not mix them up: Tired → so go to sleep; Slept → because tired.

    12.2

    零条件句与第一条件句

    English

    Conditional sentences express "if... then...":

    • Zero Conditional (universal facts): If + 一般现在时, 一般现在时.
    • First Conditional (future possibilities): If + 一般现在时, will + 动词原形.

    如果If 你you 加热heat 冰ice (它), it 融化melts.

    If you heat ice, it melts. (Universal fact → Zero Conditional)

    如果If (天气it)it 下雨rains 我们, we 将will 留stay 家home.

    If it rains, we will stay at home. (Future possibility → First Conditional)

    Note: In clauses introduced by if, use the present simple even when referring to the future: ~~If it will rain~~ ✗ → If it rains ✓.

    12.3

    Adverbs of Frequency

    English

    Adverbs of frequency indicate "how often": always (100%) > usually > often > sometimes > rarely > never (0%).

    Position Rules:

    • Place them before the main verb.
    • But place them after the be verb.

    我I 总是always 刷brush 我的my 牙teeth.

    I always brush my teeth. (Before a lexical verb)

    他He (be)is 从不never 迟到late.

    He is never late. (After a be verb)

    Note: Adverbs of frequency go before lexical verbs and after be verbs: I often read; She is often busy.

    Common Errors

    • ❌ ~~Because it was raining, so we stayed home.~~ → ✓ Because it was raining, we stayed home. / It was raining, so we stayed home. — In Chinese, "because... so..." appears as a pair, but in English, you can only keep one of because or so.
    • ❌ ~~Although he is rich, but he is not happy.~~ → ✓ Although he is rich, he is not happy. — Similarly, in the Chinese structure "although... but...", you can only choose one of although or but.
    • ❌ ~~I like apples and I like bananas and I like oranges.~~ → ✓ I like apples, bananas and oranges. — When listing multiple items, separate them with commas and use and only before the final item.
    • ❌ ~~I play sometimes football.~~ → ✓ I sometimes play football. / I play football sometimes. — An adverb cannot be placed between a verb and its object.

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