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Self-Study: Unit 11 Vocabulary Recitation, Dictation, and Listening

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Self-Study: Unit 11 Vocabulary Recitation, Dictation, and Listening

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

Summary of Modal Verbs Can, May, and Must Usage

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Summary of Modal Verbs Can, May, and Must Usage

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

Grammar Essentials: Summary of English Part of Speech Transformations

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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

Essential English Word Class Transformations You Must Memorize

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Essential English Word Class Transformations You Must Memorize

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

Have You Learned to Pronounce the Letter C?

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Have You Learned to Pronounce the Letter C?

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

Essential English Word Form Transformations for Elementary Students

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Essential English Word Form Transformations for Elementary Students

Vocabulary Accumulation Vocabulary is the foundation of English learning. In elementary school, the assessment of words is not only limited to correct spelling but also to the flexible transformation and application of different parts of speech, which is a common type of question that children encounter in practice or exams—word transformation. The editor has summarized … Read more

The Ultimate Explanation of Modal Verb: Can

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The Ultimate Explanation of Modal Verb: Can

Education | Reading | Life | Growth Written by Chen Deyong In the previous section, we discussed the 7 groups of modal verbs that are essential for middle school English. In this article, we will delve deeper into the usage of these modal verbs.Today, let’s first take a look at the usage of the most … Read more

Understanding The Difference Between May And Can

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Understanding The Difference Between May And Can

1）Generally speaking: may means being allowed to do something, while can means having the ability to do something. He can swim the channel. He can swim across the strait. Children may swim in the pool only when there is a lifeguard present. Children can only swim in the pool when a lifeguard is present. However, … Read more

Usage Points of the Modal Verb Can

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Usage Points of the Modal Verb Can

The modal verb can is frequently used in English, and its main usages and points of focus include: 1. Expressing Ability In this case, can means “to be able to”. In negative sentences, simply add not after can, and in interrogative sentences, move can to the beginning of the sentence. For example: Affirmative: She can … Read more

Understanding The Usage of Modal Verbs Can and Could

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Understanding The Usage of Modal Verbs Can and Could

Modal Verbs Usage of Can and Could 1. Indicates ability or objective possibility, and can also express requests and permission. Can you finish this work tonight? Man cannot live without air. — Can I go now? — Yes, you can. Note: Could can also express requests, with a more polite tone, mainly used in questions, … Read more