The problem of sick sentences, the problem of language sick sentences?

The answer is right. Here's why:

1 First of all, only people in this sentence will leave a deep impression, that is, "Chinese educators". But according to your sentence at the top, the one that left a deep impression was the public library of the "Centre National Pompidou". A public library is not a living thing, so how can it be impressive?

2 In fact, this sentence is the question of how to arrange the two ends of the word "giving". The generally correct statement is that xx left a deep impression on xx, and the front is a thing and the back is a person.

3 xx was so impressed with xx that it barely made sense. But you must know that the purpose of this question is to test the position of the "thing" and "person" at the two ends of the word "giving" by the examinee. For correcting the wrong question, we need to figure out the intention of the questioner, and the result of the correction should be as simple as possible, and try to conform to the realm and meaning of the original question.

4 xx made a great impression on xx, it is a colloquial collocation, which is strictly incorrect. The correct combination is: xx leaves a (good or bad) impression on xx; xx made a (deep or bad impression) on xx.

To sum up, this question only needs to switch the position of "Chinese educator" and "the public library of the Centre National Pompidou on the banks of the Seine in the center of Paris".

Hope it helps.

I'm also from Shenzhen, so my behavior should be derogatory, right? Anyway, I chose B

You're from Shenzhen. I'm struggling too.

Correct: Truly felt.

Sick sentence: Let people really feel it.

There is no distinction between real and non-real things that people "feel"; Only when people "let (treat)" people can there be a distinction between true and inauthentic.

However, if the real refers to "immersion (perceptual cognition)" and the non-genuine refers to "rational cognition", then it is also true that "people can really feel it."

For the judgment of language sentences, I think it mainly depends on my own logical problems, and there is that every time I do this kind of sentence, I must read it twice, which is conducive to analyzing and judging the reasons for the sentences and accurately correcting the mistakes.

Let people really feel that this is correct, and it is really used to modify feelings, that is, what kind of feelings. Grammatically it is called improper word order. You can follow me and go to see my special sentence **, a total of eight, short time, easy to understand.

He did well in his studies because he listened carefully in class.

Modifying a sick sentence refers to modifying words and sentences with obvious language problems without changing the meaning expressed in the original sentence, so as to make the sentence smooth, correct and more perfect. The content that needs to be modified includes all the components of the sentence, including the subject, predicate, object, definite, adverbial, and complement.

Modify the sentence method.

It is necessary to read the original sentence carefully, read the topic clearly, and see it clearly.

Find out what's wrong. According to the ** modification, this point is the difficult content of modifying the sick sentence.

It should be noted that modifying the sick sentence cannot change the meaning of the original sentence. Individual words may be added or deleted.

Check whether the sentence is complete and smooth after revising the sentence.

Correcting sick sentences is a difficult type of question in Chinese for children. Hence proper practice.