Hello, fellow language enthusiasts! Today, I want to discuss a character that I bet many people have mispronounced! Every time I mention the term “思忖” at a gathering with friends, someone inevitably blurts out “思cùn”, and I can’t help but raise my hand and shake my head: “Wrong, this ‘忖’ is not pronounced cùn!” People … Read more
English grammar is very important — mastering English grammar is the key to learning English. Long press the QR code to follow for free. Click the upper right corner to share to your Moments. “Could you please …?” is used to express “requesting someone to do something.” This is a general question form of could, … Read more
In the public account, enter the keyword "English words" or "yydc" to jump to this article. 1. The past tense of can: used to indicate past ability, possibility, or permission; the negative form is: couldn’t or could not. I could run faster then. At that time, I could run faster. She said that she couldn’t … Read more
I can’t agree more. This phrase is something we often see but many students still don’t understand it Today, let’s take a look at this phrase together Analysis Here,more is not related to the preceding agree but is related to the preceding can’t Can’t agree more means to agree to the fullest If the peak … Read more
In the process of oral expression, Chinese people emphasize “correct pronunciation and clear articulation” and “pearls falling on a jade plate”. Therefore, when Chinese people speak, it resembles counting beans, with each bean falling one by one until it is clear. However, English is quite the opposite; it requires certain key words in a sentence … Read more
Continuing from the analysis of key points for Unit 1 of Grade 8 English (Part 1), click the link below to check:Analysis of Key Points for Unit 1 of Grade 8 English (Part 1)Structure:wish + to do sth.wish + sb. to do sth.wish + that clause (subjunctive mood)hope is mainly used to describe subjective wishes … Read more
[Common Mistakes Highlight] 1. Indicating Ability He could swim when he was five. —Can you drive a car? —Yes, I can. / No, I can’t. 2. Indicating Speculation Today is Sunday. He can’t be at school. 3. Indicating Permission You can use my bike this time. You can’t take the book out of the room. … Read more
Opportunities to travel abroad are increasing, and although everyone knows some English to varying degrees, it’s still not as comfortable as speaking Chinese. Meeting someone who can speak Chinese overseas is truly a delightful experience. However, when asking someone if they can speak Chinese, you cannot say “Can you speak Chinese?” This way of speaking … Read more
JIU CI JUN Click to Watch the Video As long as you recognize it, you can remember these four words after watching the video, mastering the rules will make your work twice as effective with half the effort. Jiu Ci Jun helps you remember all English words! Arm, meaning “arm, limb”, although this word is … Read more
No one likes to be forced, As the saying goes, “A forced melon is not sweet,” What you do not want, do not impose on others. I hope everyone can live their life authentically! Alright, Today’s knowledge point is here, Do you know how to say “force someone” in English? Let’s learn together. ●01. twist … Read more