英语名词前一般都加冠词,但在中学课本里,不加冠词的也不乏其例,大致归纳如下: (1)当most+形容词(表语)不表示比较概念,而是表示加强语气的“极、很、非常”(extremely,very,very)之意时,如: It is most dangerous to let children play with fire. 让小孩玩火是十分危险的。 (2)当两个或两个以上的名词连用,带有对比的含义或词义接近时,如: Then,one evening in 1902,as husband and wife sat English nouns are generally given an article in front of them, but in the middle school textbooks, there are no examples of non-articles, which can be roughly summed up as follows: (1) When the most+ adjectives (predicatives) do not indicate a comparative concept, they indicate that they have to strengthen the tone of the word. “Extremely, very, very” means: It is most dangerous to let children play with fire. It is dangerous for children to play with fire. (2) When two or more nouns are used together, with a contrasting meaning or meaning, such as: Then, one evening in 1902, as husband and wife sat