synonyms in English urgently!!!

Take walks Let's start by saying the intransitive verb vi 1.Walk; 2.

ghost) appears in the transitive verb vt 1.Walk, walk; Along.

I heard him walking the floorI heard him pacing the floor. 2.

Accompany. Walk; Help (someone) walk the mother walked the child out of the roomThe mother walked out of the room with the child.

3.Walking (dogs, etc.) 4Pushing.

Walk; He walked his bike up the hillHe pushed his bicycle up the hill. noun n

1.Walk; Walk; walk[c]she used to take a walk after supperShe used to go for a walk after dinner.

2.Walking distance[s]the bank is a ten minutes' walk from here.The bank is a 10-minute walk from here.

3.Footwork, walking posture[s]i knew her by her walkI could tell it was her by the way she walked.

4.walking places; Sidewalk [c] and take a walk means to walk, to wander, walk takes the meaning of the noun walk = go for a walk The difference between the two is that in terms of the scope of application, the meaning of walk is broader

Fill in the parentheses go walkinggo for a walk go walking to walk walk in the former is a noun, so for walk in the latter is used as a verb, so use its gerund form to form the go + verb ing.

1. busy not only refers to people in a busy state, but also refers to the degree of things being complicated, trivial and messy. However, the noun of a thing is used as the subject of be busy, and this thing must have the presence of a person. In fact, the so-called busy is caused by people, that is, people are busy in it, not by the thing itself.

For example: The ward was busy and amy hardly had time to talkThe ward was so busy that Amy barely had time to speak.

i tried to reach him, but the line was busy.I tried to contact him, but his ** was busy.

The same goes for noun definites that modify things to signify.

a busy Sunday.

a busy street.

a busy signal.

2. It can be seen that the original meaning of be busy with is "the subject and the object of with are in a state of chaos". If the subject of the sentence is a person and the object of with is a thing, the meaning is "the subject (person) is in a busy state, and at the same time, the prepositional object (thing) that accompanies the existence of someone is also in a state of chaos", and vice versa.

For example: Cindy and Jane are busy with the housework on saturday

saturday is busy with cindy ad jane because of the housework.

"saturday is busy with cindy ad [sic] jane because of the housework"(Zhang Daren zhdr).

a.Extremely strange English sentences.

b.Native English speakers don't speak English like that.

1.The Yellow River is the second longest river in China.

2.Susan is a 70-year-old woman.

3.It's been seven years since he went to New York to study.

4.I spent at least two hours on my homework last night.

6.She had to take three days off because she was sick.

7.A new library with 50,000 books is about to open.

8.My sister became a teacher six years ago.

9.Forty percent of the students in our school are from rural areas.

10.Tomorrow we're going to study lesson six.