不需要冠词的名词 

  一则征聘广告的结尾这样写: 

  “Suitable candidates will be offered a very attractive terms which cannot be refused.” 

  这句话的意思,一目了然,可惜其中有个不该有的语法错误;那就是“a very attractive terms”中的“terms”是个复数名词,不需要有冠词,和不定冠词“a”连用,更是不合语法规则。 

  为了避免同样的错误出现,现在试把不需要冠词的场合列下,以作参考: 

  ㈠复数名词,如: 

  1. Doctors cure patients. 

  2. Axes are tools for cutting wood. 

  3. Those people are teachers, not students. 

  ㈡物质名词,如: 

  4. Gold is precious. 

  5. Air is indispensable to animals. 

  6. Electricity is a form of energy. 

  ㈢抽象名词,如: 

  7. Unity is strength. 

  8. Knowledge is power. 

  9. Samson is a man of bravery. 

  ㈣有关餐食的名词,如: 

  10. Dinner is ready. 

  11. After lunch, you may take a nap. 

  12. What do you eat for breakfast? 

  ㈤有关四季的名词,如: 

  13. I like autumn most. 

  14. Do you have to teach in summer? 

  15. Winter is over; will spring be far away? 

  ㈥有关游戏和运动的名词,如: 

  16. Fandi can play soccer very well. 

  17. Do yo like to play chess? 

  18. Is bridge a popular game here? 

  ㈦有关疾病的名词,如: 

  19. Old People tend to suffer from diabetes. 

  20. Many women are inflicted with rheumatism. 

  ㈧有关学科或带“-ism”后缀的名词,如: 

  21. Mathematics and physics are difficult subjects. 

  22. Which do you prefer, imperialism or communism? 

  ㈨在“by + 交通工具”的片语里,如: 

  23. Shall we walk or go by bus? 

  24. The tourists came by plane. 

  25. Do you like to travel by land or by sea? 

  ㈩关于“人、节日、地理、建筑物、语言”等的专有名词,如: 

  26. Tony wants to see Susan. 

  27. Christmas is a widely celebrated festival. 

  28. Europe is more advanced than Africa. 

  29. Do you know where Buckingham Palace is? 

  30. Is Japanese similiar to Chinese? 

  上述是无须冠词的例句,但当专有名词之前有修饰语时,可以用定冠词(例(31)-(32));当抽象名词被形容词、短语或分句修饰时,也可以有适当的冠词(例(33)-(36)): 

  31. Caesar was an ancient hero. Do you admire the great Caesar and his deeds? 

  32. We enjoy reading the great works written by the immortal Shakespeare. 

  33. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. 

  34. The wisdom of Solomon was recorded in history. 

  35. Tom showed a courage worthy of special mention. 

  36. I find it hard to forget the generosity with which David treated me.

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