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| 释义 | Contents overview Word Problems from A to Z introduction Section 31 Word Problems from A to ZintroductionThis Section deals with a number of words which often cause problems to do with meaning and grammar. Some other words are more conveniently explained in the grammatical Sections: search the Index for references.Note that a general usage guide like this only has room to cover a limited selection of word problems. For a wider and more detailed treatment, a separate reference book is needed. Do you know what's wrong with these, and why?According to me, he's an idiot. 356 | In 1840, the population of Ireland was higher than it is actually. 358 | 'I'm tired.' 'I also.' 369.3 | My sister looks just as me. 515 | The train's late, as usually. 381 | We arrived to the airport in the middle of the night. 384.5 | When we were at first married we lived with my parents. 388 | My girlfriend won me at poker. 392 | You can't park before the station. 397 | My aunt has a little house besides the river. 400 | Can I lend your bike? 408 | Thanks for taking me here. It's lovely. 409 | Edinburgh is one of the most beautiful cities in England. 411 | Can you clean this suit until Friday? 613.6 | I asked the garage to control the brakes and steering. 429 | The Prince always looks so handsome in an evening dress. 437.1 | We have a spare room for eventual visitors. 453 | I'm afraid that colour doesn't fit me. 467 | Chess is a very slow play. 555 | I have big respect for our MP. 404.3 | He was driving fast indeed when he crashed. 499.1 | He's quite anti-social, but instead he's very generous. 500.3 | No doubt the world is getting warmer. 534 | I don't like nowadays fashion. 539 | There's a supermarket right in front of my house. 549.1 | It's good if a child can have an own room. 552.1 | From my point of view, war is always wrong. 557 | What's your principle reason for wanting to work here? 563 | Remember me to call Andy. 568.1 | Supper tonight is rests from lunch. 569 | If you shout at her she'll cry. She's terribly sensible. 577 | I'm hot. Let's find some shadow to sit in. 578 | When he laughs so, I want to scream. 582.2 | Previous Next |
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