When communicating with others, we may encounter situations where the other person’s voice is too soft, or we are distracted and didn’t hear what they said. In such cases, we would certainly hope that the other person would repeat themselves. However, based on the Chinese language, our first reaction might be to say, “You can … Read more
Unit 11 How was your school trip? milk/mɪlk/v.to milk cow/kaʊ/n.cow milk a cow to milk a cow horse/hɔ:(r)s/n.horse ride a horse to ride a horse feed/fi:d/v. (fed /fed/ )to feed;to raise feed chickens to feed chickens farmer/’fɑ:(r)mə(r)/n.farmer;farm owner quite/kwaɪt/adv.quite;completely quite a lot (of…) a lot anything/’enɪθɪŋ/pron. anything;any matter grow /grəʊ/v.(grew /gru:/)to grow;to develop;to cultivate farm/fɑ:(r)m/n.farm; … Read more
1. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the words in parentheses. 1. I can’t (play) basketball with you. I have too much homework to do. 2. – Can your parents (speak) English? -Yes, they can. 3. What can your sister (do)? 4. Can you (swim) in the swimming pool with us on … Read more
Point 1: The Usage of Modal Verbs Can, May, Must in Statements: 1. Usage of can: (1) Indicates ability, permission, and possibility. When indicating ability, it is generally translated as “can” or “be able to”, meaning having a certain ability, especially an innate ability. For example: She can swim fast, but I can’t. I can … Read more
This public account has rich learning resources! Feel free to share it in class groups and moments to help more children. Vocabulary is the foundation of learning English. The assessment of English words is not limited to their spelling; it emphasizes the flexible transformation and application of different parts of speech, which is a common … Read more
Verb to Noun Transformations 1. v + ment endings achieve —— achievement advertise —— advertisement agree —— agreement amuse——amusement commit —— commitment develop —— development disagree —— disagreement equip —— equipment govern —— government manage——management argue —— argument 2. V + ion endings attract —— attraction discuss —— discussion express —— expression instruct —— instruction … Read more
C++ expressions consist of operators, constants, and variables arranged according to the rules of the language. They can also include function calls that return values. An expression can consist of one or more operands and zero or more operators to compute a value. Each expression produces a value that is assigned to a variable via … Read more
The phonetic method is the most fundamental word memorization technique. By understanding the common pronunciation rules of letters and letter combinations, one can greatly accelerate the speed of word memorization. In this lesson, we will continue to learn the pronunciation of the letter c and its combination cc. Word Annotations: 1. cook /kʊk/ n.Chef 2. … Read more
This article mainly demonstrates the rules for pronouncing the letterC with the sound /k/. /k/ is a consonant phoneme, belonging to plosive, velar, and voiceless consonants. When pronouncing, the back of the tongue rises and touches the soft palate, holding back the air, and then suddenly releases, allowing the airflow to exit the mouth, forming … Read more
Convert Verbs to Nouns 1. Ends with V+ment achieve —— achievement advertise —— advertisement agree —— agreement amuse——amusement commit —— commitment develop —— development disagree —— disagreement equip —— equipment govern —— government manage——management argue —— argument 2. Ends with V+ion attract —— attraction discuss —— discussion express —— expression instruct —— instruction invent—— invention … Read more