For example:
Time is so precious that we can't waste it.
Time is so precious that we can't waste it.
2. Adjective +as+ subject +be, subject+predicate (although ...)
For example:
Although our country is rich, our quality of life is far from satisfactory.
3. the+ comparative+subject+predicate, the+comparative+subject+predicate ... more ...)
For example:
The harder you work, the greater your progress.
The harder you work, the greater your progress.
4. It is time+subject+past tense (it's time ...)
For example:
It's time for the authorities concerned to take appropriate measures to solve the traffic problem.
It's time to take appropriate measures to solve the traffic problem.
Note: This sentence pattern can be converted into a simple sentence pattern: It's time to do something. /let sb. do it ...
It's time for lunch It's time for lunch
5. Frankly/honestly, … (honestly, …)
For example:
Frankly/honestly, whether you like it or not, you have no other choice.
To tell the truth, whether you like it or not, you have no choice.
It took him a year to do ... (It took him 1 year to do it ...)
For example:
As far as we know, he spent more than a year writing this book.
As far as we know, it took him 1 year to finish writing this book.
It took them a long time to realize that they had made a mistake.
It was a long time before they realized that they had made a mistake.
Spend as much time as possible doing sth.
For example:
He spends as much time as possible memorizing new words.
He spends as much time as possible memorizing new words.
8. From+subject+past tense, subject+present perfect tense
For example:
He has studied very hard since he went to high school.
He has been studying hard since he went to high school.
The advantage of ... is+sentence (the advantage of ... is ...)
For example:
The advantage of using solar energy is that it won't produce any pollution.
The advantage of using solar energy is that it won't produce any pollution.
10. Until recently ... (Until recently, ...)
For example:
The problem was not solved until recently.
This problem was not solved until recently.
1 1. As long as we work hard, we will succeed ...
For example:
As long as we keep working hard, we will succeed.
As long as we keep working hard, we will succeed.
12. Regardless of the +wh- clause,
For example:
No matter how difficult English is, you should try your best to learn it.
No matter how difficult English is, you should try your best to learn it.
* Note: This sentence pattern can generally be changed into interrogative words+once leading clauses+main sentences.
For example:
Whatever he asks you to do, please refuse him.
No matter what he asks you to do, please refuse him.
13. It's useless/useless/useless to do sth.
For example:
Water under the bridge.
Water under the bridge.
14.+ the reason for the clause that+ the reason for the clause ... is ...)
For example:
The reason why we must plant trees is that they can supply us with fresh air.
The reason why we must plant trees is that they can supply us with fresh air.
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