?
During the summer of 2009,I started reading books
in English,mostly stories.I would learn a lot of new 1.
words from these books,but I had terribly problems 2.
memorizing them.I had to look up to the same word 3.
many times,for which was quite troublesome.I realized 4.
I do need a way to remember all this vocabulary.It was 5.
a great achievement for myself.I started writing down 6.
words from books that I read.I would come back from 7.
school,and then sit for an hour and two.I wrote down 8.
new words and added it to my collection.By the end 9.
of last year,my collection has grown to 3 000 words. 10.
1.正确。?
2.terribly→terrible
3.去掉up后的to
4.去掉for
5.do→did
6.myself→me
7.第一个from后加the
8.第二个and→or
9.it→them
10.has→had
1.正确。?
2.terribly→terrible 作定语修饰名词,应该使用形容词形式。
3.去掉up后的to 短语look up 为“查阅”的意思,为及物动词短语。
4.去掉for which引导非限制性定语从句,指代前面一句话的意思。
5.do→did 整篇文章都是说过去的事情,所以使用一般过去时。
6.myself→me 不要受汉语影响,此处的主语为it,所以此处不能使用反身代词。
7.第一个from后加the 后面有定语从句修饰,所以books应为特指,使用定冠词。
8.第二个and→or an hour or two为固定短语,表示“一两个小时”的意思。
9.it→them 代替new words,为复数。
10.has→had 根据时间状语,此处用过去完成时。
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B.They offered low quality food. |
C.They provided customers with a good environment. |
D.They closed down because of poor management. |
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B.More volunteers will go to new Orleans for the hurricane cleanup. |
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