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Yusuf
English
Apr 13, 2014
Thank You :) You speak well but there's definitely some room for improvement.
Peachey
English
Apr 9, 2014
It was nice to finally chat with someone I'd been helping online for a while. :) I hope the links prove helpful, and sorry for the occasional technical difficulty.
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  • Answered
    你好, 在汉语中,谓词包括动词、形容词,体词包括名词、代词等,谓词和体词都可以作动词的宾语。当谓词作动词的宾语时,这个结构称为谓宾结构,当体词作动词的宾语时,这个结构称为体宾结构,例如, “爱唱歌” “学习认真” ,“唱歌”是动词,“认真”是形容词,“唱歌”和“认真”是汉语中的谓词,所以“爱唱歌” “学习认真”是谓宾结构。 “爱音乐” ,“音乐”是汉语中的体词,所以“爱音乐” 是体宾结构。 希望我的解释对你有所帮助!
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    May 7, 2021
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    what does "instant messenger" refer to? Hello, "Messenger" means a person who gives a message to sb or who delivers messages to people as a job . I suppose that "instant messenger" could mean online communicating tool, such as Wechat, Line, or Skype, etc. where people can communicate with each other. Is that right? Thank you.
    May 11, 2020
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    What does the progress of human science development refer to? Hello, Here is a sentence. "To respect the elderly is also the progress of human science development. " 1. What does the progress of human science development refer to? Could you give me an example? 2. Could I say "Respecting the elderly is also the progress of human science development"? Is there any difference from the original one? Thank you.
    May 11, 2020
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  • Answered
    Thank you Joy.
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    April 26, 2020
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    Question about "being content with sth" Hello, "Lending a helping hand for no reward is another form of volunteering. It’s also about being content with a simple and humble way of life." Could I rephrase the second sentence like "Lending a helping hand for no reward also reflects that you are content with a simple and humble way of life"? Thank you.
    April 26, 2020
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  • Answered
    Thank you Maria! I got it.
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    April 14, 2020
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    how to use ""be located by + a place"? Hello, Could I use "It is located by a hill/ river/building" to refer to "it is located near a hill/river/building"? How about "be located in/on/at/to+a place"? I suppose that "be located in + a place" is used when the place is big, like a country, a city, a town;"be located at +a place" is used when the places are smaller than those places just mentioned; "be located on+a place" is used when the place is a street, island. Does "be located to+a place" mean the same thing as "be located by +a place"? Thank you.
    April 14, 2020
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    Does "various areas" refer to " writers, economists, scientists, composers and actors"? "There are also many other famous senior and junior members of the University in various areas, such as writers, economists, scientists, composers and actors." Hello, I'm not quite clear about the relationship between "such as" and its previous part in the above sentence. Does "various areas" refer to "writers, economists, scientists, composers and actors"? Or "writers, economists, scientists, composers and actors" should be the example of "famous senior and junior members"? Thank you.
    April 13, 2020
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    In British English, "a fellow" in "a fellow of New College, Oxford" denotes a senior member of some colleges or universities in their governing bodies. So "senior" or "junior" here may not refer to the college students?
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    April 13, 2020
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    What does "senior and junior members of the University" mean? Hello, Here are two sentences: The University of Oxford has produced a total number of two Kings of England, forty-eight Nobel Prize winners, twenty-six British Prime Ministers, twelve saints and twenty Archbishops of Canterbury. There are also many other famous senior and junior members of the University in various areas, such as writers, economists, scientists, composers and actors. I'm not clear about the meaning of "senior and junior members of the University" in the context. Thank you.
    April 13, 2020
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