People's Education Edition requires three sentences of classical Chinese in senior high school.

A verdict.

(1) not me, age (... and, judging by the table) not me, soldiers also. (... and, judging)

It is also necessary to leave (... and express judgment) so that people can keep fit and lose their lives without regret (... and express judgment).

(2) There is no regret in raising life and death, and the beginning of kingly way is also.

(2) Inverted sentences

1. Prepositional object sentence

(1) nothingness (prepositional object, which should be "nothingness").

② Animals with chickens, dolphins and dogs (in the preceding object, it should be "domestic animals with chickens, dolphins and dogs").

2. Postposition of subject-object structure (adverbial postposition sentence)

① Move its millet to Hanoi ("Yu Hanoi" is the subject-object structure)

(2) The tree is a mulberry ("Mulberry" as the object-object structure)

(3) White people will not be put on the road ("on the road" is an object-object structure)

(4) What's the difference between stabbing and killing ...

⑤ Filial piety is the meaning of application ("Filial piety is the meaning of object-object structure")

elliptical sentence

You can starve (omit the object "zhi" after "one", which means: you can't starve because of it)

Second, "encourage learning"

A verdict.

(1) despite the criticism, we should let it happen (as written in the judgment sentence) "

(2) a heart is also (a judgment sentence,) ... also as a "judgment")

(3) impetuous (decisive sentence, "... also known as" table judgment ")

(2) Inverted sentences

1. Preposition structure postposition (adverbial postposition)

(1) green, taken from blue, green is blue; Ice, water, but colder than water.

(2) the gentleman learned to save himself with Japanese ginseng.

2. Attributive postposition sentence

Earthworms don't have the advantages of minions, only strong bones and muscles.

passive sentence

Perseverance, stone can be carved (carved)

elliptical sentence

① Take (zhi, existential pronoun, it) as the wheel.

(2) The crab kneels six times and pinches twice.

Third, "On Qin"

A verdict.

1. These four monarchs are wise and faithful, generous and kind, and respect the virtuous.

2. However, Chen She's son, the son of Sheng Shu, is a self-protective and migratory person (... and, judging).

3. Guanzhong is solid, Jincheng is thousands of miles away, and the descendants of emperors will have a career of thousands of generations (... and, judging)

(2) Inverted sentences

1. Preposition structure postposition (adverbial postposition)

(1) Yu Wei's chastity is extremely vulgar.

(2) the status of Chen She, not qi, chu, yan, zhao, Korea. ...

(3) A large number of people do not resist the division of nine countries.

(4) The hoe is different from the long shovel of the hook.

2. Preposition object sentence

(1) and the world is not small and weak, and Yongzhou is a land of food and trust, but self-sufficient.

(2) Chen Libing and who?

passive sentence

(1) the fallen defenders, not against the nine kingdoms.

(2) Death and hand injury, laughing at the world.

elliptical sentence

(1) Business, internal legislation (provincial subject)

② Take (Zhi) as Guilin and Xiang Jun (provincial preposition object).

③ Gather in Xianyang (provincial preposition)

(4) Appointing officials (provincial preposition)

Fourth, "Shi Shuo"

A verdict.

(1) is a teacher, so it is also (.............

(2) The existence of Tao means the existence of teacher.

(3) The boy's teacher, who teaches and learns its sentences from readers, is not the person I mean to spread his teachings to solve his confusion (no, it means to deny judgment).

(2) Passive sentences

Regardless of time (the preposition "Yu" means passive)

(3) Inverted sentences

1. Postposition sentence of object-subject structure (adverbial postposition sentence)

(1) and ashamed to learn from the teacher (in the teacher's learning, the object-object phrase is postpositioned)

(2) Teachers don't need to be superior (superior, followed by prepositions and object phrases)

(3) learn from rest regardless of time (after rest, prepositional phrases are put behind)

2. Preposition object sentence

I don't know what to read, but I don't understand.

4. Elliptic sentences

(1) Today, his wisdom is contrary to what he can't achieve (it) (the object to be saved).

(2) I learn from (it) and learn from it (save the object)

(3) (referring to the scholar-bureaucrat family) get together and laugh heartily (save the topic)

(4) (Teachers) are ashamed of being inferior, and (Teachers) are ashamed of being officials (teachers) (omit predicate verbs)