Take a look at whether the grammar is smooth, and whether the sentence is grammatically smooth? How

I think the translation on the first floor is very good, because I am from the Department of Foreign Languages, and I am very good about the translation on the first floor!!

The sentence is too long, so I won't read it.

There are no errors in the grammar.

Translation: The use of electric power is rapidly gaining popularity and is being used in many places.

The subject of the and post-clause is use

This is a sentence on the material, although it does not delay understanding, but I think the sentence is wrong, the meaning of the sentence: the use of electric motors quickly became popular, and electric motors were used in many ways. The problem is that the subject before and after AND is different, the subject before and after is use, and the subject after it is electrical motive power (electric motor), which is my opinion.

Is this problematic, Google Translate or Youdao Translate?

The phrase "do things simply and decisively" is grammatically correct, and the addition of the person's name makes the sentence even more complete. For example:

I do things simply and decisively, very correctly, very smoothly.

Teach you a trick to type what you have written into word along with punctuation and spacing, and it will tell you what's wrong. After only looking at the last picture, it may be a big problem.

I am also preparing for the graduate school entrance examination, and I feel that English grammar is actually a must, of course, you can't stick to grammar, otherwise it will do more harm than good. As for how to judge whether a sentence is smooth, you can first read through the sentence, find out the subject-verb-object of the sentence, the definite complement, and the insertion, etc., there are no grammatical errors, basically no problem, of course, the semantics must also be clear. After you have read and analyzed a lot of sentences, it is best to get rid of grammar, because it is impossible to find sentence components sentence by sentence during the exam, which is too wasteful of time.

It is recommended to learn some basic grammar, analyze more sentences, and then break away. Hope it works.

Those with a strong sense of language will know it once they read it.

As is means "in its current state".

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