My daughter studies______. She _____goes to sleep before 11 o’clock at night.

A．hard, hard

B．hard, hardly

C．hardly, hardly

D．hardly, hard

 

【答案】

B

【解析】

試題分析：此題重點考查hard和hardly的用法，hard可充當形容詞和副詞。用作形容詞有“硬的”，“困難的、艱難的”的意思。其中用作“難的”講時，在口語中與difficult通用；hardly只用作副詞，，其意思是“幾乎不”、“僅僅”、“才”，表示否定概念，根據(jù)句意：“我女兒學習很刻苦，晚上11點前幾乎不睡覺”故選B

考點：hard和hardly的用法

點評：學生應該正確區(qū)分二者的不同用法hard可充當形容詞和副詞。用作形容詞有“硬的”，“困難的、艱難的”的意思。其中用作“難的”講時，在口語中與difficult通用；hard也用副詞，意為“努力地、刻苦地”，“猛烈地”，注意不要把hardly當作“努力地、刻苦地”來用。hard用作“猛烈地”講時，同heavily相同；hardly只用作副詞，其意思是“幾乎不”、“僅僅”、“才”，表示否定概念

 

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