Phrase type subject verb, verb object, juxtaposition and so on! ！！！Thank you very much!!!!

Subject-verb: hit it off, spotless, connected, creepy, incoherent, orderly, dilemma, worried, moving:

Carried away, dominant, presumptuous assertion, juxtaposition:

Disorganized, uneven, low and tactful, sleeping in the open air, exhausted, reckless and bold, working together, backache, extreme beauty, hard work, showing off their might, careful calculation, recuperation, dizziness, courage, breaking the earth, making up for it:

Perseverance, exhaustion, death as it deserves, impatience, fortitude, cringe, complement each other.

Bias: Horse leather shroud, at the last moment, Ansai waist drum, true colors, proud, belated, comeback, generous, do his best, great tragedy, no sleep (it should be sleepless at night), sullen, unhappy, read words, all living beings, tireless, slightly better,

Disorganized, hit-and-forget, horse leather shroud, at the last moment, spotless, ansai waist drum, uneven, true colors, low and tactful, dominant, interconnected, persevering, sleeping in the open, exhausted, creepy, proud, belated, exhausted, reckless and bold, incoherent, comeback, dead as it should, working together, back pain, impatient, resolute, unyielding, assertive, orderly, generous, dilemma, Extremely beautiful, great tragedy, hard work, no sleep, sullen, showing off power, unhappy, worried, cowering, thoughtful, calculating, all sentient beings, recuperating, dizzy, courageous, tireless, earth-shattering, slightly superior, complement each other.

Write five phrases each as follows:

Juxtaposition phrases: investigation and research, care and support, solidarity, concerted efforts, culture and education.

Partial phrases: valuable experience, fruitful results, deep care, happy to say, red face.

Subject-verb phrases: level up, work done, point of view correct, good mood, good spirit.

Verb-object phrases: consolidate defense, analyze problems, ask for improvement, like swimming, start competitions.

Additional phrases: clean up, well done, write vividly, go down, read it again, come back for a trip.

Juxtaposition: Spring flowers and autumn moons, wearing stars and wearing the moon, above board, scratching ears and cheeks, peace of mind, watching the flowers, waiting for the rabbit, bold words, holding heads high, teeth and claws.

Bias: independent thinking, the motherland, paradise, extraordinary efforts, very spectacular, hard work, careful observation, careful response, calm response, thank you very much.

Subject: Long live the motherland, trance, walking like flying, light steps, moonlight like water, mouth stopping, high morale, firm position, we read, flowers blooming.

Move: Love work, revere life, make up your mind, learn to paint, restore calm, develop production, struggle, remove obstacles, let go, keep quiet.

1. Juxtaposition phrases: culture and education, today and tomorrow, mentors and friends, workers and peasants, newspapers and books, newspapers and magazines, teachers and classmates, grotesque, investigation and research, care and support, willing and practiced, unity and mutual assistance, concerted efforts, brilliant, sincere loyalty, solemn and solemn, thousands of purples and thousands of reds, the wind and the sun are beautiful, majestic and magnificent, me and him, such and that, here and there, he and her, in all directions, thousands of generations, half a catty and eight taels, ten or eight, one back and two times.

3. Subject-verb phrases: consciousness improvement, emancipation of the mind, sunshine, good mood, easy to understand, we learn, high morale, firm will, physical and mental pleasure, busy work, today and week.

Three, tomorrow's National Day, he is of medium stature, and you are a middle school student.

4. Supplementary phrases: You ran too slowly, your face was very pale, you put the money in the cash box, all the materials were prepared, how did you learn a foreign language, you sang so beautifully, you cried for ten minutes, you stayed here for two or three days and left.

5. Partial phrases: a young man with a scruffy beard, a shrewd old man, a fat master, this home, grammar analysis, wild animals, magnificent mountains and rivers, a newly built school building, a writing desk, overlapping tree shadows, an old bicycle, a courageous determination, a cloudy evening, a blank face An idea, economic revitalization, intellectual development, the shackles of the box, and a belly full of resentment.

Juxtaposed phrases: culture and education, mentors and friends, workers and peasants, newspapers and books, newspapers and magazines, teachers and classmates, investigation and research, care and support, willingness and implementation, solidarity and mutual assistance, concerted efforts, etc.

Correct phrases: magnificent mountains and rivers, new school buildings, a writing desk, laughing hail paleontologists, using old bicycles, thoroughly understanding the sails, riding the train, resolute support, whispering, speaking angrily, warm welcome, flying low, etc.

Verbal phrases: like to swim, learn to drive, arrange work, celebrate return, fight, develop production, keep quiet, restore calm, love to be beautiful, let go of baggage, cheat trust, etc.

Supplementary phrases: beautiful, clean, take a look, rest for a while, run fast, walk quickly, airtight, happy, anxious, red, purple, wonderful, see clearly, thunderous, salivating, cold as ice, etc.

Subject-verb phrases: glorious labor, improved consciousness, emancipation of the mind, sunny day, comfortable mood, easy to understand, we learn, high morale, firm will, physical and mental pleasure, busy work, etc.

Parallel phrases:

Relatives and friends, today and tomorrow (noun + noun form); Care, love, study and study (verb + verb form).

The wind and the sun are beautiful, vast and magnificent (adjective + adjective form); Here and there, this and that (pronoun + pronoun form).

Thousands of generations, half a catty and eight taels (measure word + measure word form).

Positive phrases:

Wild animals, magnificent mountains and rivers, brand new textbooks, cold hands, hot noodles (a phrase in the final).

Verb-object phrases:

Earn trust, let go of baggage, and defeat opponents (verb + noun form).

What to look for, compliment me, like him (verb + pronoun form).

Enjoys swimming, arranging work, celebrating returns (verb + verb form).

Be quiet, restore calm, strive for perfection (verb + adjective form).

Supplementary phrase:

I want to understand, I go fast, I run fast, I am very happy, I am so anxious, I am so red, I am purple, I am wonderful, I see clearly, I am very beautiful, I am very clean.

Subject-verb phrase:

The dew is shining, the mood is happy, everyone is singing, we go back, the people are great, the results are brilliant, the eyes are sharp, the sun is rising, the teachers are lecturing, and the content is rich.

Juxtaposition phrases - walking the streets, windy and rainy, from morning to night, half-talking, half-white, thin and high, low and deep, shrill and ......

Partial phrases—English poet, department store, particularly afraid, a moneymaker, particularly brilliant, a hawker art, a trade-......

Verbal phrases - to attract customers, to attract people, to appreciate instrumental music, to become a frog, to pay attention to eating freshly packed, to sell lotus leaf cakes, ......

Subject-verb phrases – articulate, crisp voice, clear articulation, thick voice, plain words, thin and high ......

Supplementary phrases - heavy, affordable, lively, chewing, taking it out, screaming miserably, having played enough, not eating ......

Parallel phrases:

Pavilion pavilion. Grandfathers, grandchildren and seeds.

General and his son.

Spend a good full moon. Democracy and science.

The greatness of life and the glory of death.

Rushes. Positive phrases:

Our School.

Kitayama Yugong. Scientific field.

Scientific research. National Highway 304.

When it snows.

Lots of scientific knowledge.

A trip. Subject-verb phrase:

Who's there. Long live the Motherland.

Tortoise and hare race. The sun is out.

The future is bright.

Your son is back.

These should be sentences)

Verb-object phrases:Tell you one thing.

Give me a gun.

Verbal complement phrases. Hit the flowers.

Fall there. Coughing severely.

Laughing from ear to ear.

It's sharp. Went for a trip.

Others are very scientific.

Be very careful. Sadly cried.

Fight valiantly.

Looks like a verb and adverb group.

Parallel phrases: cynicism,

Positive phrases: tireless, scientific knowledge, highlights.

Subject-verb phrases: Yugong moves mountains, the furnace is pure, Ye Gong is a good dragon, each has its place (each: pronoun as the subject) verb-object phrase: uneven, all-encompassing.

Supplementary phrase: heavier than Tarzan.

Linkage phrase: See the wind and make the rudder.