英语词汇all introduction的意思、翻译、用法及例句-英语用法大全

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all : introduction146 all: introduction1three or more itemsAll refers to three or more items. Compare:I'll take all three shirts, please.I'll take both shirts. (not … all two shirts.)2all (of) with noun phrases and pronounsAll modifies noun phrases or pronouns.All (of) the people were singing.I haven't read all of it.Give my love to them all.For details of word order, and the use of all of, 147.3with the subject or the verbWhen all modifies the subject, it can go either with the subject or with the verb.All the people were singing.The people were all singing.For more examples, 147–148.4all without a nounAll can sometimes be used without a noun to mean 'everything' but only in certain structures (149).All that matters is to be happy.That's all.5all with adjectives, adverbs, etc: all aloneAll can be used to emphasise some adjectives, prepositions and adverbs.You're all wet.I was all alone.It's all because of you.She walked all round the town.Tell me all about your plans.I looked all round, but I couldn't see anything.All, both and half follow similar grammar rules. For both, 155; for half, 478.Previous Next

词组	all introduction
释义	Contents overview all : introductionDeterminers: Quantifiers146 all: introduction1three or more itemsAll refers to three or more items. Compare:I'll take all three shirts, please.I'll take both shirts. (not … all two shirts.)2all (of) with noun phrases and pronounsAll modifies noun phrases or pronouns.All (of) the people were singing.I haven't read all of it.Give my love to them all.For details of word order, and the use of all of, 147.3with the subject or the verbWhen all modifies the subject, it can go either with the subject or with the verb.All the people were singing.The people were all singing.For more examples, 147–148.4all without a nounAll can sometimes be used without a noun to mean 'everything' but only in certain structures (149).All that matters is to be happy.That's all.5all with adjectives, adverbs, etc: all aloneAll can be used to emphasise some adjectives, prepositions and adverbs.You're all wet.I was all alone.It's all because of you.She walked all round the town.Tell me all about your plans.I looked all round, but I couldn't see anything.All, both and half follow similar grammar rules. For both, 155; for half, 478.Previous Next
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