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關閉窗口 5. 在“S+V+it+ that從句”中，that不可省略。例如：
(1) And we really appreciate it that you’re watching the show every day to see what guys like Holbrooke say.
(2) And Hoorne couldn’t bear it that it continued between the messenger and me, and that’s why he’s gone off now.
(3) Locals call it ‘The Wall’; because so many people like it that they never venture outside it till it’s time to go home.
(4) And it’s just because we hate it that we’ll beat you.
(5) They now have it that there’s a high concentration of peroxide in them and consequently they’re more sensitive.
(6) I love it that you’ve asked me --; it’s bothering me that I’ve got to do this report by Monday.
Sununu had put it about that he himself would be directing the effort out of his White House office.
(7) I resented it that this man, a stranger, should claim to know more about me than I knew about myself.
(8) My father couldn’t stand it that I wasn’t the girl he wanted.
(9) I take it that nobody likes Liam.
注：arrange, plan常用于被動語態中，屬于主語從句。例如：
It was arranged that I should go along to the inn to see him.
The League have arranged it so that all games are played before the Cup final.
但plan也可以這樣使用：It is planned that these hostages will be released in phrases over three months up to late March.
COLLINS COBUILD GRAMMAR PATTERNS1：VERBS p299-300：這樣的動詞有：assure, bet, caution, console, convince, decide, delude, flatter forewarn, hit, inform, instruct, kid, lay, notify, persuade, promise, reassure, remind, satisfy, show, strike, teach, tell, warn.具體用法詳見上面標注[vn (that) ]的例句。
1.“S+V+into+賓語+ that從句”
(1) He’s always drumming into us that we must be consistent.
(2) "We’ve always had it drummed into us that we have nothing -- no water, nothing, only our talent, our people," said T. K. Wong, 32, who returned from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1991 to work for the Government and later started one of Singapore’s earliest Internet companies, Silkroute Ventures.
(3) Since I trained in 1969/70, it has always been drummed into trainees that taking photographs in court, or drawing, is regarded as contempt.
2. “S+V+on[upon]+賓語+ that從句”
(1) You need to impress on him that it will only work if it is done properly --; that there must be absolutely no cheating.
(2) I endeavoured to impress upon them that the cause I was fighting for was that of women and children.
3. “S+V+to+賓語+ that從句”
(1) But it was more than a shock when Julian admitted to Peter that he had been running up huge debts with their bank.
(2) He announced to cheers that he had written to Presidents Gorbachev and Bush seeking support for what has been called
(3) Shortly afterwards, over lunch at the Savoy, the daughter of du Maurier’s American publisher announced to Forster that she had hundreds of letters from Daphne to her mother, Ellen Doubleday.
(4) As the 747 coasted down the runway for take-off, a voice announced to passengers that, following the lead of some American airlines, passengers would be shown the view of take-off from the cockpit.
(5) One of their men boasted to me that they intend killing the ministers.
(6) I commented to Miklós that I had little hope of the
(7) Blake and King begin to complain to each other that they are now wasting their time, since matters are settled so far as they are concerned.
(8) Because he was a father and no longer young he confessed to himself that he would prefer the latter.
(9) He confided to Phoebe that what made him sad was his garden.
(10) Viscum declared to us that "selective omission" would be his research starting point.
(11) Rune had already demonstrated to her that he was far from cold-blooded.
(12) I had only known him two weeks and he disclosed to me that he was a multiple.
(13) He explained to me that the interview had been cancelled on the order of his superiors --; and he was himself the head librarian!
(14) She grumbled to me that if she left the tap-handles in situ , people would take advantage and lie in their baths for hours on end, using a lot more hot water than their franc entitled them to.
(15) The dealers hinted to Sandra that she might do a massive deal with Sir Willie.
(16) She waved and then crossed her arms to lean on the fence and thus indicated to him that there was no hurry, there was nothing urgent.
(17) This indicated to him that the tension in his neck was causing the other two problems.
(18) The Bank has indicated to IBOA that it has no intention of introducing Performance Related Pay across these Grades.
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