Language Verb Usage Urgent 5

c. Willing verbs.

Willing verbs, also known as auxiliary verbs, mainly express three meanings:

Possibly: Yes, yes, yes.

One indicates that it is capable, and the other indicates that it is possible.

Willingness: Willing, willing, willing.

Must: should, should.

The main usage of the willing verb: to act as an adverbial. But it can be used as an adverbial on its own, which is different from an adverb.

Willing verbs General verbs: Willing verbs can not always have objects, overlap, and tense particles. Most of them can be used in the "x not x" format (except for dei). Willing verbs are often formed into positive and negative, juxtaposed, and conjunctive phrases.

Words in language that express the action, existence, and change of people or things are called verbs.

Some verbs denote action; Some verbs denote mental activity; Some verbs indicate existence, development, change; Some verbs denote a tendency and are called tendency verbs. Verbs are used properly in the work to reflect the three-dimensional sense of things.

Introduction to verbs in the language:

1. Disappearance: The Chinese word, pinyin xiāo shī, refers to the gradual reduction of things to the point of none; Things cease to exist. Antonyms are to appear, present, to show, and synonyms are to dissipate, to fade.

2. Like: Like is a Chinese word, pinyin is xǐ huān, also known as love, a means pleasant, happy; The second refers to liking, that is, having a good impression or interest in people or things. Liking is actually a feeling that includes appreciation, admiration, admiration, falling in love, love, worship.

3. Disgust: Disgust is an emotion of disgust. Not only does taste, smell, touch, or imagination, hearing, and seeing cause disgust, but also how people look, behave, and even think can cause the same result.

1. Usage.

The verb usage is a special verb-object relationship, which means that the action represented by the predicate verb is not made by the person represented by the subject, but is made by the object under the influence of the subject, and the predicate verb has the meaning of "what to make the object do". There are four main ways to use the verb: the use of the noun; the use of verbs; the use of adjectives; The use of numerals.

1) The use of nouns:

Indicates the person or thing that makes the object the person or thing that the noun represents, or makes the object produce the action that the noun denotes when it is used as a verb. For example:

The people of the domain do not use the boundaries of the frontier. (Make .......)Settle)

Huan Gong untied Guan Zhong's shackles and got along. (Let's .......)Be the prime minister).

2) The use of verbs:

The verb usage occurs mainly in verbs that cannot have an object. For example:

How to use the dead Zheng to accompany the neighbors? (Make .......)Perdition).

He said that he wanted to die, and he was angry. (Make .......)Anger).

"Death" and "Anger" cannot have objects, but because they follow "Zheng" and "Wei" respectively, they need to be explained by using the usage method.

Some verbs that can be used with objects are also used. For example:

Eat it carefully, and offer it sometimes. ("Eat", to eat, here the snake catcher "to make the snake eat", that is, to let the snake eat, which can be translated as feeding.) "食" is used to make the meaning of the move after pronouncing sì. ）

c) The use of adjectives:

The adjective's verbal usage is slightly different from the verb's verb's verb usage, and it is characterized by giving the person or thing indicated by the object the property or state indicated by the adjective. For example:

Now I respect the position of Chang'an Jun. (Make .......)Honorable).

The princes were afraid, and they would ally and plot to weaken Qin. (Make .......)weakened power).

4) The use of numerals.

There are also verbal usages after numerals are used as verbs. For example:

Qin Shi Huang was ,...... for a long timeAlthough the four and three emperors and the six or five emperors were not enough to be Bilong. (If Qin Shi Huang lived a long life,.......)Then even if Qin Shi Huang is made to become the fourth emperor with the three emperors, and the sixth emperor with the fifth emperor, it cannot be compared with the prosperity of Qin Shi Huang)

The use of numerals lies in the number of things (e.g., the "four" in the example sentence can be interpreted as "to ......).Become four", "six" can be interpreted as "to make ......become six") or a metaphorical change in quantity.

The verb usage is as follows:

1. A verb is a word that indicates an action or state.

For example: walk play sleep live

2.Verbs, like nouns, also have conjugations of personal and number. The personal and number of the predicate verb must generally be consistent with the personal and number of the subject.

3.The etymology of English verbs is precisely one of the most complex parts of speech, and its main grammatical features are:

Tense (tense).

Special verb endings and related auxiliary verbs to indicate the time and direction of the action.

Voice

A special verb form used to indicate the relationship between the subject and the object of an action, i.e., whether the subject is the doer or the recipient.

Mood

A special verb form that is used to indicate the speaker's attitude towards the things being said. What is said may be fact, it may be an order or a request, it may be a wish, a hypothesis, a doubt, a suggestion, a guess, a pure fantasy, etc.

Aspect

The verb itself contains the action aspect, which is dynamic and static. Static includes inner activity, various feelings and feelings, etc. Dynamics have instantaneous, finite, infinite, repetitive, etc.

4.Types of verbs.

The types of verbs are more complex, and can be roughly divided into transitive verbs and intransitive verbs according to their function in sentences, and conjunctive verbs are in between. Reflexive verbs are a special type of transitive verb.

Secondly, according to its meaning and use in the predicate, it can be divided into substantive verbs, auxiliary verbs, and modal verbs. Thirdly, it can also be divided into qualified verbs and unqualified verbs according to their relationship with the subject.

Finally, there is a verb phrase that consists of a verb with a preposition, an adverb.

Transitive verb vs. intransitive verb

Transitive verbs require a direct object.

For example: John Himself opend the door to me

John himself came to open the door for me.

Intransitive verbs do not require a direct object.

Such as: the car stopped

The car stopped. Only transitive verbs can be used in the passive voice.

For example, the meeting will be held in the town hall

The meeting will be held in the town hall.

A link verb is a verb that denotes a predicate relationship.

It must be followed by a predicate (usually a noun or an adjective), and be is the most basic conjunctive verb.

The verb usage: The verb and its object are not the general relationship between domination and domination, but the person or thing represented by the object produces the action represented by the verb. Generally speaking, most of the verbs that are used as verbs are intransitive verbs.

Intransitive verbs originally did not have an object, but after making a move, they were followed by an object. Translations should be in the form of conjunctive language.

Example sentence: 1: Practicing benevolence and righteousness and cherishing Xirong, then king the world. - Five beetles

Huai: Make ......Submission.

2: It can be shocking, crying ghosts and gods. ——Huanghuagang Seventy-two Martyrs Strategy: Preface

Weeping: Make ......Cry and scatter hail and weep.

3: Hequ Zhisuo laughed and stopped. - Yugong Moves Mountains

Stop: Make ......Stop (make foolishness stop).

4: Shoot and change the military to operate the ship, end to end, but burn and leave. - The Battle of Red Cliffs

Walk: Make ......Run away.

5, crying lonely boat wife. —Raid and Excavation Judgment—"Red Cliff Fu".

Weeping: Make ......Weep.