Ⅴ.

句型轉換

1.One day people will go to the shops no more. (改為同義句)

One day people ___go to the shops ___more.

2.Mary pays 10 dollars for the toy. (改為同義句)

Mary ___10 dollars ___the toy.

3.Lingling is going to buy a present for her mother. (對畫線部分提問)

_____is Lingling going to ____for her mother?

4.There are some new ways to go shopping nowadays. (改為一般疑問句并做肯定回答)

—_______new ways to go shopping nowadays?

—_______

5.Online shopping is good for our life. (用bad改為選擇疑問句)

____online shopping good ____for our life?

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