Sentences containing nouns Language 10 sentences

The lonely village is in the sunset, the light smoke is old and the jackdaws are under the shadow of a little Feihong. Green mountains and green waters, white grass, red leaves and yellow flowers.

Withered vines and old trees, faint crows, small bridges and flowing water, ancient roads and westerly winds and thin horses. The sun is setting, and the heartbroken man is at the end of the world.

1. Noun. Words that denote names such as people, things, places, phenomena, or abstract concepts are called nouns. Nouns can be divided into proper nouns and common nouns.

A noun can act as any component in a sentence except a predicate, i.e., subject, slogan, object (verb object and prepositional object), adverbial, object complement, definite, etc.

Examples: tables, stools, chairs, sofas, tables.

Mom wipes the table.

Mom is the subject, wipe the predicate, and the table is the object.

He fishes. He is the subject, the fishing is the predicate, and the fish is the object.

Little red watering flowers. Xiaohong is the subject, pouring is the predicate, and the flower is the object.

Xiao Ming does his homework.

Xiao Ming is the subject, the predicate of doing things, and the homework is the object.

I read books. I am the subject, see is the predicate, and the book is the object.

Satoshi plays football.

Cong Cong is the subject, kick is the predicate, and football is the object.

Dad watches TV.

Dad is the subject, watching is the predicate, and TV is the object.

Mom knits sweaters.

Mom is the subject, knitting is the predicate, and the sweater is the object.

Teachers educate students.

The teacher is the subject, the education is the predicate, and the student is the object.

The teacher praised me.

The teacher is the subject, the praise is the predicate, and I am the object.

Metaphor and anthropomorphism are easily confused because they have something in common, that is, they are both compared to two things. In addition to the similarities, metaphor and anthropomorphism have differences, so to distinguish between metaphor and personification, we must first figure out the characteristics between the two.

1. Figurative sentences are analogies, replacing abstract and incomprehensible things with simple, concrete, and vivid things. The basic structure of a figurative sentence is divided into three parts: ontology (the thing being compared) and metaphor (words that indicate a figurative relationship).

and metaphors (metaphorical things).

Example: This monkey is as playful as a little boy.

Ontology (monkey), metaphor (image), and metaphor (little boy).

Commonly used figurative words in figurative sentences are:

Like, is, like, like, as, become, become, become......, become, become, become

So how can you tell if a sentence is figurative? We can use the "three looks and one comparison" method to see if there is an "ontology", second, to see if there is a "metaphorical word", and third, to see if there is a "metaphor". "One comparison" is to compare the ontology with the metaphor to see if the essence is the same.

The essence is different, and that is figurative.

2. Anthropomorphism, a rhetorical method of writing things as human beings according to imagination and giving things human-like thoughts and behaviors. Anthropomorphism is the writing of things as people - the personification of things. Anthropomorphic sentences have three characteristics:

The things that are written must have human characteristics; Figurative words must not appear; Words that denote people cannot appear. The recognition of anthropomorphic sentences mainly depends on whether the sentence is written as a person, giving it characteristics such as human behavior, expression, action, and thinking, and seeing if there is anyone's joy, anger, sorrow, and sorrow? As long as the thing described has these characteristics of a human being, then the sentence is anthropomorphic.

For example, how can "spring" "dance" in "Spring Girl Dance to the World"? It is obvious that spring is written as a person, with human characteristics, and secondly, there are neither figurative words nor words to indicate characters in this sentence, which completely has the three characteristics of anthropomorphic sentences, so this sentence is an anthropomorphic sentence.

In short, as long as the above differences are clarified, it is not difficult to distinguish between metaphor and personification, and it is not enough to conclude that there is an "person" as soon as you see a sentence with "person".

Withered vines, old trees, faint crows.

Small bridges and flowing water.

Ancient road west wind thin horse.

Sunset. The broken man takes the letter at the end of the world.

Two tours of the clear yellow oriole singing green willows.

A line of egrets in the sky.

The window contains a thousand autumn snow in front of the West Shenmin.

The door is berthed in the Dongwu Wanli ship.

Crane shadow in the cold pond.

The cold moon buries the soul of the flower.

It's all ancient poems

A good gentleman is not teaching, not teaching students, but teaching students to learn.

The purpose of creating education is to have both hands and brains. The countermeasure of China's educational revolution is to make the hand-brain alliance.

The common problem of Chinese education is that those who use their brains are taught not to use their hands, and those who do not use their hands are not taught to use their brains, so they are unable to do anything. The response to China's educational revolution is the hand-brain alliance, and the result is that the power of the hand and the brain can be incredibly large.

The wine of love is sweet and bitter. Two people drink, it is nectar; Three people drink, it is sour vinegar; Drink it casually, you will be poisoned.

Seek equality on the foothold, and seek freedom at the beginning.

In everything we work hard to become the truth of things.

Originally, there was no size in the business; Big things are done small, big things become small things; When small things are done, small things become big things.

There are thousands of inventions, and the starting point is a question. Animals are not as good as people, and they won't ask. The wise man asks skillfully, and the fool asks stupidly. Manpower is better than heaven, only ask in everything.