Question

新概念英语第二册66课答案（包括非选择题）

Answer 1

Key to Summary writing
The Lancaster bomber was not too badly damaged when it crashed on a remote island in the South Pacific. Then the wreck remained undisturbed for twenty-six years until it was rediscovered in an aerial survey of the island. The French authorities had the plane packaged and moved in parts back to France, where a group of enthusiasts will be having it restored. They will have to have three of the engines rebuilt, but the fourth engine is still in perfect condition because a colony of bees had turned it into a hive and it was totally covered in beeswax.
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Key to Composition
1 When the Lancaster bomber crashed it was not too badly damaged, but the island was so remote that the wreck remained undisturbed for more than twenty years.
2 Now some enthusiasts in France who plan to have the plane restored are absolutely delighted.
3 They will only need to have three of the engines rebuilt because the fourth one was preserved in beeswax, and is still as sweet as honey.
Key structures：Have (causative use)
a
For have used to express possession and used as an ordinary verb, see KS 18, 42.
b
Instead of sentences of the type：‘I employed someone to do something for me’, we can use the construction：have + object + past participle：
I had my car washed. = I asked/ employed someone (at the garage) to wash my car for me.
Note that the speaker is not interested in the person who washed the car, but only in the fact that the car was washed.
When have is used in this way, the negative and interrogative of the present and past tenses are formed with do：
How often do you have your car washed?
I didn't have it washed last week-I washed it myself!
Note the use of causative have with can, must, will, etc. ：
He must/ should have his hair cut.
Are you going to/ Can you/ Will you have your watch repaired?
He had to have the plane rebuilt.
They shouldn't have had this room painted yellow.
Pattern drill
1 She had it made in town. The causative use of have (had it made) in S2 is contrasted with make it herself in S1.
2 I've just had it cut. Have is used causatively in the present perfect with just.
3 I'll have some taken next week. Have is used causatively referring to the future.
4 He can't clean it himself! Why doesn't he have it cleaned? Why doesn't he…is used to make a suggestion (see Lesson 63, note on Pattern drill 3). The causative use of have (have it cleaned) is contrasted with clean it himself.
Repetition drill
Chorus, group or individual repetition
To elicit affirmative statements involving the use of causative have. The past tense only will be practised.
T：Listen. Do not speak.
(1)
T：I washed my car.
S：Surely you didn't wash it yourself. You had it washed.
(2)
T：He cleaned his suit.
S：Surely he didn't clean it himself. He had it cleaned.
(3)
T：She made a beautiful dress.
S：Surely she didn't make it herself. She had it made.

T：Now you do the same. Ready?
1 As in (1) above.
2 As in (2) above.
3 As in (3) above.
4
T：I built a new garage.
S：Surely you didn't build it yourself. You had it built.
5
T：I decorated my house.
S：Surely you didn't decorate it yourself. You had it decorated.
6
T：He repaired his watch.
S：Surely he didn't repair it himself. He had it repaired.
7
T：I installed a new television set.
S：Surely you didn't install it yourself. You had it installed.
8
T：She cut her hair.
S：Surely she didn't cut it herself. She had it cut.
Key to KS Exercises
A
had the plane packaged, (had the plane) moved, have the plane restored, have only three of them rebuilt
B
1 The French authorities had the plane packaged and moved in parts back to France.
2 A group of enthusiasts are going to have the plane restored.
3 The group will need to have only three of the engines rebuilt.
C
1 He is having a new house built.
2 She will have a new dress made.
3 I did not have the house decorated.
4 They had the washing machine repaired.
5 We must have this dangerous tree cut down.
6 We have to have this new television set installed.
Key to SD Exercises
1 has 2 were
3 Have 4 is
Key to Multiple choice questions
1 c 2 b 3 a 4 a
5 d 6 a 7 a 8 b
9 a 10 b 11 b 12 a
Key to Sentence structure
A Lancaster bomber crashed on Wallis Island, a remote place in the South Pacific, a long way west of Samoa.