With laughter and laughter, I can t help but make up stories

You just write down the process of asking questions that you don't know, as well as the mental activities during the period, so you don't have to make it up!

The two sentences here are about the characteristics of pomegranates, which show the author's affection for pomegranates, and are intended to complement the previous sentence to form a question sentence that emphasizes the cuteness of the appearance of the uncracked pomegranate. Laughing, just to bring pomegranates to life.

It's going to laugh at you," which means to chuckle at someone's coveted attitude.

I couldn't help but laugh out loud, "The pomegranate is full of growth, and its skin is broken."

The author loves summer, but prefers the heart of summer (pomegranate)....

The two sentences here are about the characteristics of pomegranates, which shows the author's love for pomegranates and has nothing to do with his background. He'll laugh at you, in order to match the previous sentence, to form a question, emphasizing the cute appearance of the uncracked pomegranate. Laughing, just to bring pomegranates to life.

Flipping through Mr. Guo Moruo's original work, this sentence is: "It seems to be laughing at its own tricks, bursting out laughing, revealing a mouthful of bright teeth." In comparison, compared with the sentences in the textbook, this sentence has an extra comma and is divided into two sentences, and the semantics seem to be richer:

When the pomegranate is ripe, it first "can't help laughing", "can't help laughing", and "burst into laughter", and this "laughter" becomes a dynamic "laughter" with a time flow. This reflects Guo Lao's language skills. The sentences in the textbook are easy for students to understand as using "can't help laughing" to modify "laughing", which makes the language expression not concise.

If you can't help but laugh, you won't repeat it, but if you say "can't help laughing", it should be a little repetitive.

This is really a personal opinion, please read other people's answers before making a decision.

Using metaphors and anthropomorphic rhetorical devices, the situation of the fruit cracking after the pomegranate ripens is vividly depicted, showing the author's affection.

In the sentence, I can't help but laugh, which means not to laugh. This sentence uses the rhetorical devices of personification and metaphor, and the advantage of writing like this is: vividly write that the fruit of the pomegranate cracks after ripening, and vividly reflects the author's love for the pomegranate ( °3 ° This is the answer on page 27 of the 2022 Chinese winter vacation homework, and the children who look up the answer look at it here).

Autumn seems to be a play, laughing at one's own trick.

Compared with anthropomorphism, the metaphor is less agile and feels a little boring.

Autumn came, and the pomegranates cracked, revealing seeds like white teeth.