Beijing and Shanghai have released their plans to gradually allow students to take college entrance exams where their parents work as migrants workers.【翻译】北京和上海已经发布了它们的计划,逐步允许学生在父母打工的地方参加高考。这个句子把 allowed 改为原形 allow,这是不定式作定语,修饰 plans。本句填...
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很简单的理由和解释:当 everywhere 前面有介词时,你把它看作名词,这不就解决了吗?为何苦苦认定它是副词呢?其实,everywhere 原本就是名词和副词兼而有之。例如:Everywhere seemed to be quiet. (名词作主语)到处似乎都很安静。《新英汉大辞典》Everywhere we went was full of tour...
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let和make的句型相同,都是:let/make somebody do something,只是意思有别。前者带有“许可”之意,后者带有“使令”之意。或者说,前者有请求而被“允许”,后者无请求而被“强制”。let的含义是:If you let someone do something, you give them your permission to do it.make的含义是:If you make someone do something, yo...
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With a knife in his hand, he rushed into the room.你的判断是对的!这句话中的with 复合结构,漏掉了物主代词his,应添上。这样的例子举不胜举:Our teacher came in, with a book in his hand. 老师进来了,手里拿着一本书。ack went out with a book in his hand. 杰克手里拿着一本书出去了。He...
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It tackles tolerance, racial diversity and stereotyping with equal parts wit and panache; and owing to its animalistic take its all-necessary message is accessible and universal in appeal.请问句中的 parts 是什么意思?【答】equal parts wit and panache1. equal parts:“相等的部分,平等的部分,等同的部...
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本题答案选A。1. barely 表示“几乎不”,意思跟hardly 接近,属于否定类副词,故排除该选项。2. very 和quite 都是程度副词,重在修饰“状态概念”的形容词和副词:This dictionary is very useful to my English study. He was driving very carefully then. I don't have quite many copies left. You did quite we...
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这句话带有谚语性质,为了简练,省略了定冠词。形容词的最高级,跟“the + adj.”表示事物的类别是一个道理,具有名词的词义和用法。The biggest doesn’t necessarily mean the best.
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看得出,这位网友的思维很活跃。在两个含有不同主语的简单句中,把其中一个转化为“独立主格结构”。【请注意】形式服从于内容,句子的结构形式,是为表达语义内容服务的。如果只考虑外在形式的多样化,而忽略了语言的表意功能,那就是本末倒置了。你给的两个句子,之间存在着因果关系,句子的信息重心在第二个句子上面。所以...
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▲关于bread一词,它跟food一样,在通常情况下是不可数名词,之前可以加the, some, much, my等限定词,极少加不定冠词。如果表示数量,之前应加a piece of, a slice of或a loaf of等表示“量”的词语。如果偶尔见到a bread,则表示“种类”,意为“一种面包”,正如a food一样,是“一种食物”。也就是说:a piece of bread跟a bread...
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