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2.in charge of is to take charge, to take care of. Generally, people are the subject.

Example: An experienced mechanic is in charge of the job

An experienced mechanic is in charge of the job.

in the charge of is the subject of things.

the job is in the charge of an experienced mechanic.

The subject of the former is a thing, which means to be in charge. The subject of the latter is human, which means that someone is in charge of something. (e.g. businesses).

Let's take two examples.

he was in charge of the company.He's in charge of the company.

this company was in the charge of mr wang.The company is run by Mr. Wang.

1 of2 in charge of of which means to be in charge, and the main dynamics in the charge of of which is passive.

it's that simple, you're from junior high school, right?

he is addictted to basketball , and he plays basketball very well.

Addict OneSelf to STH is "to indulge in ......".

What this sentence means: He is very obsessed with basketball, and he plays basketball very well.

There are a lot of usages of to.,Yu Chan hidden in the question you give to indicate that the attack is right.,The vertical hall is similar to be 0new to:

be strange (common, new, familiar, peculiar, distinct, sensitive, immune, vulnerable, indispensable) to……

Example: it's new to my english dictionnary.

air is indispensable to life.

aircrafts are vulnerable to interference caused by radiation.Hope.

Let me translate this sentence.

It's a beautiful bookshelf.

This bookshelf was built in the 18th century, but it's a Microsoft company like me.

So I personally recommend asking the teacher.

This is learned in the first world, it is + adjective + to do sentence structure, thing return posture it is here to do the form of the subject cover, to do is the real subject.

in What are the requirements? Is it a preposition? Participle? Or something else.