（2014重慶一中高三下第三次月考）6. _____ realize Linda was interested in luxury cars until I heard that she owned a

Porsche and a Ferrari.

A. Much I did

B. Little I did

C. Much did I

D. Little did I

 

D

【解析】本題實際上還是考察的是not…until…直到…才…；只不過是把not換成了另外一個否定詞little; little是一個半否定詞，放在句首的時候，要使用部分倒裝的形式。句義：直到我聽說她有一輛保時捷和法拉利的時候，我才意識到Linda對于豪車很感興趣。故D正確。

【試題延伸】部分倒裝中考查較多的有：(1) 含有否定意義的詞never，seldom，little. hardly，not，scarcely，nowhere，by no means(決不)等置于句首時。(2)以only修飾作為狀語的副詞、介詞短語或從句，且放在句首時。　注意：only 修飾狀語從句放在句首時，狀語從句不需要倒裝，只能倒裝主句部分。(3)當(dāng)so置于句首意為“也如此”，neither，nor置于句首意為“也不”時。當(dāng)so表示對前句內(nèi)容的肯定和附和，譯作“確實，正是”時，用自然語序。(4)當(dāng)not only…but also, so／such…that, not… until, no sooner… than, hardly… when等連詞置于句首時。(5)在as引導(dǎo)的讓步狀語從句中(名詞／形容詞/副詞／動詞+as+主謂結(jié)構(gòu))。(6)虛擬語氣的條件狀語從句省去 if時，須將were，had，should提到句首構(gòu)成倒裝句。(7)頻度副詞often, always, once, now and then, every other day, many a time等放在句首時。(8)為了使句子保持平衡，為了強調(diào)表語或為了使上下文緊密銜接時，常使用倒裝語序。

 

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