I m learning English, I have encountered a problem, I hope the master will help answer it, thank you

It's **, right?...English** was originally written with some abbreviations in colloquial language, and this translation is barely usable, as long as you understand the feeling....I'm afraid it's Japanese English...There are too many English language problems in it, and I can only watch entertainment....

The original sentence is grammatically incorrect, it should be"……that it must be the gateway……Suspected of your own typo, the sentence does not mention "at sunset", but it may be contextual. There doesn't seem to be a problem with the translation.

The translation in this book is very good, and it is a paraphrase, not a word-for-word translation.

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1。In fact, the usage of verbs depends on the usual accumulation, and the verbs will be divided into which ones are used to express the state and which ones are used to express the action. The sense of language is there, and you should pay attention to the use of verbs in the process of reading.

2。English translated from Chinese will have deviations in meaning, so you can usually prepare an English-to-English dictionary to see the English translation, and the use of words that express the same meaning is not necessarily the same, to choose according to the context. Of course, if you can use a lot of words, it depends on the situation in which you use them, for example, when you take the exam, try to use some advanced vocabulary to help you get extra points, and you can use some simple and easy-to-understand words when you usually communicate orally.

3. These fixed collocations can only be memorized, or they can be remembered after using a lot, but they usually pay attention to accumulation.

4。Slang usually pays attention to accumulation and memory, and watching movies is also good.

1.I think it depends on looking at it more, and if you see more, you will know what to use. Some Chinese meanings translate like this, but in English they don't mean the same.

For example, when I use keep, it means to keep, but when you use it in a sentence to translate keep, it is hard to hear.

2.Some of the same verbs are used in different ways. For example, divide, separate, the meaning is the same but the usage is different.

3.Some of them have a pattern to follow. For example, with away is generally ......Gone, go away, turn :

Turn off,Put off postponed.。。 And up and down, way up, excellent, way down means the opposite... Some of them are regular.

4.Slang! Accumulate it! Doesn't Chinese also have a lot of colloquial usage?? They may not use it on foreigners... You can go to watch more movies about this. Or go live abroad.

Let me have a little suggestion:

1.Listen more. Now CCTV9 English channel is a good learning platform, and the pronunciation is standard. Also, listen to more radio. There are also foreign blockbusters that you are interested in (of course, don't be lame Chinese dubbing).

2.Practice more. Don't feel like you're saying something substandard. Only by practicing more can you practice good speaking.

Of course, if you have the opportunity to chat with foreigners, it is the best.

My answer: first empty, are, second empty, they, third empty, their

The meaning of this sentence is that the offices that sell tickets are closed, and the workers are on strike, and they will stop the strike only when their demands are met.

In fact, the three emptiness are the same approach, because the word staff is a collective noun, like class and people, it means collective, so it should be plural, you say, right? Hehe.

are they their

This ticket office is closed. Employees are on strike, and they will not cancel the strike if their demands are not met. staff is a noun that denotes the whole, which is equivalent to when people denotes people, and the plural is also used later.

are they their

The ticket office is closed. Employees are on strike. Until their demands are met, they will not stop (cancel the strike).

the ticket office is closed. the staff are on strike. they won't call it off until their demands are met.

The ticket office is open. The staff are on strike. They won't turn it off until their demands are met.

are, they, are collective nouns, employees, workers, collective nouns as the subject, the number of predicate verbs depends on the meaning of the subject: the subject is regarded as a singular number when it represents the whole, and the predicate verb is singular; The subject is considered plural when it refers to individual members of the collective, in this case the employees of the ticket office. The ticket office was closed, and the conductors were on strike until their demands were fulfilled.