第27课:动词,未来简单时态 |
Lesson 27: Verbs, Future Simple Tense |
如果预计某个行动会在以后发生,则称为“将来时”。 该行动将完全在未来。 |
When an action is expected to occur later in time, it is called "future tense". The action will be entirely in the future. |
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该行动可以是假设或自发决定。 |
The action may be an assumption or a spontaneous decision. |
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它可能是您无法控制的行为。 |
It may be an action over which you have no control. |
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该行动可能表明确定,在这种情况下,您使用“I will”等,如您在第26课中所学到的。 |
The action may indicate determination, in which case you use "I will" etc as you learned in Lesson 26. |
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在英语中,这些动词经常出现在这样的词语中:一年,下一周,下个月,明年,明天,不久,一会儿,几分钟。 |
In English these verbs often occur with words like these: in a year, next week, next month, next year, tomorrow, shortly, in a while, in a couple of minutes. |
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制作未来简单时态的英语规则是在动词之前添加“will”或“shall”。 第26课解释了这一点。 |
The English rule for making the Future Simple tense is to add "will" or "shall" before the verb. Lesson 26 explained this. |
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如果操作未指示确定,则可以使用您在第26课中学习的“going-to”方法。以下是两种方法的示例: |
If the action does not indicate determination, you can use the "going-to" method, which you learned in Lesson 26. Here are examples of both methods: |
TALK 说话 |
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他会说话。 他会跟她说话。 |
He will talk. He will talk to her. |
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她会说话。 明天她会和孩子说话。 |
She will talk. Tomorrow she'll talk to the child. |
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它会说话。 鹦鹉会在几分钟内谈论一些愚蠢的英语。 |
It will talk. The parrot will talk some silly English in a couple of minutes. |
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我会说。 我今晚会跟朋友说话。 |
I shall talk. I'll talk to my friend this evening. |
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你会说。 你会和孩子们谈谈。 |
You will talk. You will talk to the children. |
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他们会说话。 他们明天会跟我们说话。 |
They will talk. They'll talk to us tomorrow. |
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我们会谈谈。 我们将在两天后与我们的朋友交谈。 |
We shall talk. We shall talk to our friends in two days' time. |
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HAVE 有 |
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他会有。 这个男孩将在星期五吃午饭。 |
He will have. The boy will have fish for lunch on Friday. |
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她将会有。 这位女士将有20美元用于午餐。 |
She will have. The woman will have $ 20 to spend on lunch. |
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它将有。 狗今晚会吃骨头。 |
It will have. The dog will have a bone to eat tonight. |
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我会的。 我午饭吃一个苹果。 |
I shall have. I'll have an apple for lunch. |
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我们会的。 星期六我们会有朋友来我们这里。 |
We shall have. We'll have friends visiting us on Saturday. |
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你将会有。 早茶会有两个橘子。 |
You will have. You'll have two oranges for morning tea. |
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他们会有。 他们将有一些甜点蛋糕。 |
They will have. They will have some cake for dessert. |
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RUN 跑 |
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他会跑。 男孩跑得这么快,他会赢。 |
He will run. The boy'll run so quickly he will win. |
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她会跑。 这个女人本周末将参加狂欢节。 |
She will run. The woman will run at the carnival this weekend. |
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它会运行。 如果它看到一只猫,狗就会跑。 |
It will run. The dog will run if it sees a cat. |
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我会跑! 我星期天跑5公里。 |
I will run! I will run 5 kilometres on Sunday. |
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因为这句话用“I will”,所以表明决心。 没有具有相同含义的“going-to”形式,因为“going-to”并不表示决心。 |
Because this sentence used "I will", it shows determination. There is no "going-to" form with the same meaning, because "going-to" doesn't show determination. |
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我们会跑。 我们将在本周六作为一个小组参加比赛。 |
We shall run. We'll run as a group this Saturday. |
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你会跑。 你明天会上课。 |
You will run. You will run with your class tomorrow. |
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他们会跑。 孩子们会在游戏时间跑来跑去。 |
They will run. The children will run around at playtime. |
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SIT 坐 |
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他会坐下。 男孩会坐下来保持安静。 |
He will sit. The boy will sit and be quiet. |
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她会坐下。 女孩将坐在前排。 |
She will sit. The girl will sit in the front row. |
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它会坐下来。 狗会坐在我的膝盖上。 |
It will sit. The dog'll sit on my lap in the car. |
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我会坐下。 我会坐在房间的后面。 |
I shall sit. I'll sit at the back of the room. |
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我们会坐下来。 我们将坐在观众面前。 |
We shall sit. We'll sit at the front of the audience. |
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你应该坐下! 你会坐下来保持安静! |
You shall sit! You'll sit down and be quiet! |
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因为这句话使用“you shall”,它表示决心。 没有具有相同含义的“going-to”形式,因为“going-to”并不表示决心。 |
Because this sentence uses "you shall", it shows determination. There is no "going-to" form with the same meaning, because "going-to" doesn't show determination. |
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他们会坐下来。 孩子们会坐在一起。 |
They will sit. The children will sit in a group. |
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EAT 吃 |
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他会吃的。 他会吃下午茶的苹果。 |
He will eat. He'll eat an apple for afternoon tea. |
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她会吃的。 她会吃一些蛋糕作甜点。 |
She will eat. She will eat some cake for dessert. |
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它会吃。 猫会吃一些鱼吃晚饭。 |
It will eat. The cat will eat some fish for dinner. |
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我会吃的。 今晚我会吃晚饭。 |
I shall eat. I'll eat late tonight. |
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我们会吃。 我们今晚在一家餐馆吃饭。 |
We shall eat. We'll eat at a restaurant tonight. |
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你会吃。 晚餐你会吃咖喱。 |
You will eat. You'll eat curry for dinner. |
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他们会吃。 孩子们将在公园里吃午餐。 |
They will eat. The children will eat lunch in the park. |
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MASSAGE 按摩 |
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他会按摩。 该男子今天下午将按摩三名顾客。 |
He will massage. The man will massage three customers this afternoon. |
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她会按摩。 这位女士将很快按摩她的朋友。 |
She will massage. The woman will massage her friend shortly. |
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它会按摩。 振动器将大力按摩客户。 |
It will massage. The vibrator will massage customers vigorously. |
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我会按摩。 我会温柔地按摩你,好吗? |
I shall massage. I'll massage you gently, OK?. |
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我们会按摩。 我们今天会按摩许多客户。 |
We shall massage. We'll massage many clients today. |
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你会按摩。 我希望你能温柔地按摩我! |
You will massage. You'll massage me gently, I hope! |
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他们会按摩。 这两个女人将一起按摩这个男人。 |
They will massage. The two women will massage this man together. |
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LIVE 住 |
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他会活下去的。 他会住在大篷车里直到找到工作。 |
He will live. He'll live in a caravan until he finds work. |
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WORK 工作 |
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她会工作的。 她会洗碗,直到她找到更好的工作。 |
She will work. She'll work washing dishes until she gets a better job. |
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Future Simple Tense的“前往”形式非常普遍。 它通常听起来不如简单的“应/将”形式。 |
The "going-to" form of the Future Simple Tense is very common. It often sounds less stilted than the plain "shall/will" form. |