used as a direct object with little or no meaning We hoofed it all the way back to camp. [=we walked all the way back to camp] We decided to rough it on vacation this year. [=to have our vacation somewhere where we would not have our normal comforts] living it up [=doin...
(1) I took it for granted that you would stay withus.(2) The judge took into consideration that it was the prisoner’s first offence.问题:为什么在句(1)中引入了形式宾语it, 而在句(2)后,只是把-that从句后置?
...ed. The moon shone on it, and it looked like a great shimmering ice-field, with the heads of the distant tors as rocks borne upon its surface. Holmes's face was turned towards it, and he muttered impatiently as he watched its sluggish drift."It's moving towards us, Watson.""Is that serious?""Very se...
...是后面两个as开头的东西我不是很懂,尤其是as the burden with responsibilities,burden不是形容词嘛,这个看上去就变成一个像名词短语一样的结构。
Even those many of us who teach more or less effectively are often overwhelmed by justifitable concern for our ...
...gers arriving—but all of us really looked forward to being part of
their lives and watching them grow. I wasn’t worried about bringing them into
my home with my wife and kids. These were cubs. They weighed about 2.5 kg and
were so small that there was absolutely no risk.【翻译】我有两个...
...us testing. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said in a statement that officials with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) screened 27 passengers from the Royal Caribbean who had recently traveled to the Chinese mainland. Murphy said 23 passengers were cleared and four were being tested at...
...什么规律可循吗?谢谢!The baby's too much for her to cope with.It is easy for me to answer this question.It was silly of us to believe him.It was kind of her to help us.
Heritage is our legacy from the past, what we live with today, and what
we pass on to future generations.这是摘自高中英语新教材(人教版)必修二第1单元(p1)的句子。请问 heritage 与 legacy 都表示“遗产”,它们有区别吗?
...nd [5]. When the -ing participant
immediately follows certain finite verbs with existential meaning, the latter
seem close to being aspectual catenatives:Frank sat reading
the newspaper. [4]Edith came running
towards us. [5]Further, a
sentence such as [6] is ambiguous in more than one way: I caught...