How to find the wrong place in the sick sentence, and how to judge the use of idioms.

Mainly due to improper collocation, incomplete subject, negative repetition, logical confusion and other language problems, each of which can be practiced with some examples. I usually read books and read regularly released books, especially famous writers focus on analyzing their grammar and sentence patterns, and it is not difficult to modify sick sentences, but if you want to memorize a few mantras and learn them, you can only dream.

1.Understand the principles of simple sentence composition: (adjective) subject (adverbial) predicate object (complement).

2.Specify the components of the sentence that can be omitted: omit the subject such as "Dead!" Omit predicates such as "Female bandits? Omit the object as "We like." ”

3.Understand the types of sick sentences: missing ingredients, improper collocation, semantic repetition or semantic contradictions, mixed sentences, etc.

4.Be familiar with the content of the text, and memorize the pure norms of the textbook language.

1. Defective ingredients. A complete sentence should be complete with "branches and leaves" and a complete and clear meaning. If the word "branch" or "leaf" is missing from the sentence, it is a missing component.

2. Improper use of words. Misuse of words means that the words used in the sentence are not in context, or words with similar meanings or even opposites.

3. Improper matching. A pair of words in a sentence that is not stupid and can be matched or violates linguistic conventions is an improper collocation.

4. Repeat verbosity. Repetition refers to the simultaneous use of two or more words with similar or identical meanings in a sentence.

5. Improper classification. Misclassification refers to putting things together that do not belong to the same genus.

6. Inconsistencies. Inconsistencies refer to unclear and contradictory meanings in a sentence.

7. The word order is reversed. Reversal of word order means that the words used in the sentence are not used in a certain grammatical order to form sentences, but the order of the words is reversed.

8. The reference is unclear. Unclear refers to the unclear explanation of the things or people in the sentence, resulting in confusion in the meaning of the sentence.

9. Unreasonable. Unconscionable means that the meaning of the sentence is unreasonable and contrary to convention.

01 Read the sentence carefully: The current sentence modification usually appears in multiple-choice questions. When you get a sentence regardless of its length, first endure the irritability in your heart and read the sentence through, if the sentence is too long, you can read it twice, or split the sentence according to punctuation, but in the end, you need to grasp it as a whole, otherwise it is likely to ignore the existing language problems.

02 There are six types of sick sentences: improper collocation, incomplete or redundant components, improper word order, confusing structure, unclear meaning, and illogical.

03 Improper collocation: After reading through the sentence, the first point to pay attention to is whether the use of related words is accurate, if it is accurate, then clarify the relationship between the related words and the subject, and check whether the positional relationship between the related words and the subject is correct. In addition, it should also be considered whether the collocation is appropriate.

04 Unclear meaning: The sentence will also be ambiguous due to the multiple subjects, resulting in ambiguity or the use of unknown personal pronouns.

05 Illogical: If the related words are correct, the sentence can be simplified according to the subject-verb-object structure, and the object problem can be viewed, such as the simplest example - "math is very interesting to me" is wrong, that is, logical error. Similar to this includes the logical use of words appropriately, and the confusion caused by the mixing of big and small concepts.

06 Improper word order and mixed sentence structure: There are also mixed sentences, and when multiple examples appear, it is necessary to pay attention to whether there is an inclusion relationship, or the examples do not meet the requirements and cause the sentence structure to be confused.

07 Missing components: The sentence components can be ignored, but the omission is on the premise that it does not affect the sentence structure and meaning.

08 Supplement: Generally pay attention to the part related to the number, there is generally a problem of repetition before and after the number, and the number is contradictory, for example, only the right and left can be added after the accurate number, and the error example: more than 3,000.