1. S....V(1)
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1.The freshness of a bright May morning in this pleasant suburb of Paris had its effect on the little traveler. (Words and Phrases) - have an effect on : affect,influence
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2.Anyone having difficulty in assembling the machine may have the advice of our experts.(assemble:put together)
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3. The element radium,discovered by the Curies, is probly the most remarkable substances in the world. the Curies : Mr.and Mrs.curie
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4. The greatest American hobby today is photography.
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Every other person encountered at a vacation resort or seen strolling in a city park carries a camera. encounter:fall in with
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2. S.....V(2)
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1. The people who would do me honor if I were a minister would be the first to throw a stone at me in adversity.
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2. Most of us when we have seen houses which were pictursqeuly situated, and wore a look of unusual beauty and comfort, have felt a desire to know who were the people that lived int them.
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3. Those who live nobly, even if in their day they ilive obscurely, need not fear that they have lived in vain.
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3. (S+S)+V
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1. The regularity of his daily walk, daken during the afternoon in all weathers, and the strict limitation of the hours of rest helped the soundness of his sleep.
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4. To-infinitive, ect...V
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1. To give expression‎ among a group of people to any strong feeling is considered bad manners.
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2. To recognize that your merit is not so great as you have thought may be painful for a mement.
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3. Driving in the fine country on a fine spring day is more pleasant than any other thing.
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4. Thinking that you know when in fact you don't is a fatal mistake.
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①. 不完全 他動詞와 目的補語의 役割
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1. He considered his wife's likes and dislikes somewhat silly.(consider A as B)
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(cf) He considered that his wife's likes and dislikes were somewhat silly.
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2. I was surprised to discover you a fellow guest. I did not know you were to be here.
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(a fellow guest :합숙자)
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3. I have seen various places in Europe, and I never found myself the worse for seeing them, but the better.(the+비교급+for : -때문에 그만큼 더 ...)
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4. Our inability to communicate with one another makes real contack between people of differing nationalities impossible.(inability to learn quickly// a physical disability)
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5. (A) Can you push the door open?
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(B) He shouted himself hoarse.(be hoarse: 목이 쉬다)
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②. 目的補語의 形態
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1. Always, departing friends implore us not to bother to come to the railway station next morning. Always, we are deaf to these entreaties, knowing them to be not quite sincere.
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(depart,departure)(bother:trouble) (entreaty :간청,탄원,애원)
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2. The ideal society will enable every man and woman to make the best of their inborn possibilities.(inborn:innate,natural)
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3. The appearance of a comet in the sky caused whole nations in former days to tremble with fear.
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4. Do not allow yourselves to fall into scepticism which produce nothing; do not let yourselves be discouraged by the sad conditions that you may sometimes see around you.(scepticism-skepticism) : 의심,회의 (discourage 반대말 encourage)
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5. Find things out for yourself instead of having a parent or a teacher tell you.
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