English to English, it s better to explain why

i don't like ice-cream or salad.The "and" in the negative sentence is denoted by "or".

there is an apple,two oranges and three strawberries on the table.There be sentence structure should follow the principle of proximity.

You are misunderstood, and your way of interpreting English expressions is wrong.

Because the differences between different cultures and languages exist objectively, and many things are conventional, you can't completely apply your own country's language and thinking to understand other countries' things.

Here, raining cats and dogs, even if they are literal, are different from what you understand. raining is the verb form of rain which means "is raining, is raining." The literal meaning of the whole expression is "cats and dogs are raining", and it is meant to express "the rain is particularly heavy", as if it is raining cats and dogs, so the meaning it wants to express is actually "heavy rain pouring".

You go and find a random ** dictionary by yourself, and it will be clear at a glance. You can't understand English phrases and sentences in a literal way. Because many words have multiple meanings, and there are many fixed expressions in English, you only need to remember what the Chinese meaning of this expression is, and you should not make subjective assumptions to understand them one-sidedly, you just need to remember the correct expression.

Because English is not your mother tongue, we do not have that language environment, in the case of their own English literacy is not enough, do not put the cart before the horse, to run you must first be able to walk, like you gave an example of this usage, you should first remember it and its corresponding Chinese expression, rather than guessing its meaning yourself, which is harmful to English learning.

Finally, there are many similar expressions, such as "as poor as a church mouse" in Chinese and "as poor as a church mouse" in English

In Chinese, "as strong as an ox, strong as a horse" in English

And so on, there are a lot of such conventional expressions, which are formed after the long-term development of a language, and are accepted by the public, you just need to remember how to use it correctly, and don't go back to the source of everything.

Explain, explain, explain

explain English [ k sple n ] United States [ k splen].

vt.Explain, explain;

vt.Description....reasons, justifications;

vi.explanations, explanations, justifications;

Q: Can you tell me where I can buy women's clothes?

Answer: You should go to a higher building, called"Life around the corner" (the second half of the sentence should be turned like this).

Q: Where can I buy children's clothing?

A: You should go to the shop downstairs to buy children's clothes, on the second floor.

Q: On which floor can I buy a woman's high-rise dress?

A: 2nd floor.

B: 3rd floor.

C: 5th floor.

Limited level of English.

There are imperfections.

Thank you for your understanding.

in me the tiger sniffs the rose.There is a tiger in the heart, sniffing the rose.

i love three things in this world, sun, moon and you. sun for morning, moon for night, and you forever.

Between heaven and earth, three things I like: the day is happy, the night is cherished by the moon, and the first life is the king.

A cosmetics brand: make up forever, the Chinese translation is: floating like a dream.

English translation: 1I can speak Chinese and speak English, but English is not particularly good2I also went on the 9th and returned on the 12th.

i can speak either chinese or english, but my english is not very good.

i will go on the 9th too, and return on the 12th.