英语词汇distributive plural tell them to bring raincoats的意思、翻译、用法及例句-英语用法大全

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distributive plural : Tell them to bring raincoats.distributive plural: (e.g. six people lost their lives)distributive plural: (e.g. six people lost their lives) (e.g. six people lost their lives) 13110488131 distributive plural: Tell them to bring raincoats.1people doing the same thingTo talk about several people each doing the same thing, English usually prefers a plural noun for the repeated idea.Tell the kids to bring raincoats to school tomorrow. (More natural than Tell the kids to bring a raincoat …)Plural forms are almost always used in this case if there are possessives.Tell the children to blow their noses. (not … to blow their nose.)Six people lost their lives in the accident.Uncountable nouns cannot of course be used in the plural.They were all anxious to increase their knowledge. (not … their knowledges.)2repeated eventsIn descriptions of repeated single events, singular and plural nouns are both possible. When no details are given, plural nouns are more natural.I often get headaches. (More natural than I often get a headache.)She sometimes goes for rides over the hills.When details of the time or situation are given, nouns are often singular.I often get a headache when I've been working on the computer.She often goes for a ride over the hills before supper.Singular nouns may also be used to avoid misunderstanding.I sometimes throw a stone into the river and wish for good luck. (clearer than I sometimes throw stones … – only one stone is thrown each time)To refer to the time of repeated events, both singular and plural expressions are often possible with little difference of meaning.We usually go and see my mother on Saturday(s).He's not at his best in the morning(s).3generalisations and rulesIn generalisations and rules, singular and plural nouns are both possible.We use a past participle in a perfect verb form. (or We use past participles in perfect verb forms.)All documents must be accompanied by a translation of the original. (or All documents must be accompanied by translations of the originals.)Mixtures of singular and plural are possible.Subjects agree with their verb.Children may resemble both their father and their mother in different ways.This often happens with fixed singular expressions like at the beginning.Discourse markers often come at the beginning of sentences.Previous Next

词组	distributive plural tell them to bring raincoats
释义	Contents overview distributive plural : Tell them to bring raincoats.distributive plural: (e.g. six people lost their lives)distributive plural: (e.g. six people lost their lives) (e.g. six people lost their lives) 13110488Nouns and Noun Phrases; Agreement131 distributive plural: Tell them to bring raincoats.1people doing the same thingTo talk about several people each doing the same thing, English usually prefers a plural noun for the repeated idea.Tell the kids to bring raincoats to school tomorrow. (More natural than Tell the kids to bring a raincoat …)Plural forms are almost always used in this case if there are possessives.Tell the children to blow their noses. (not … to blow their nose.)Six people lost their lives in the accident.Uncountable nouns cannot of course be used in the plural.They were all anxious to increase their knowledge. (not … their knowledges.)2repeated eventsIn descriptions of repeated single events, singular and plural nouns are both possible. When no details are given, plural nouns are more natural.I often get headaches. (More natural than I often get a headache.)She sometimes goes for rides over the hills.When details of the time or situation are given, nouns are often singular.I often get a headache when I've been working on the computer.She often goes for a ride over the hills before supper.Singular nouns may also be used to avoid misunderstanding.I sometimes throw a stone into the river and wish for good luck. (clearer than I sometimes throw stones … – only one stone is thrown each time)To refer to the time of repeated events, both singular and plural expressions are often possible with little difference of meaning.We usually go and see my mother on Saturday(s).He's not at his best in the morning(s).3generalisations and rulesIn generalisations and rules, singular and plural nouns are both possible.We use a past participle in a perfect verb form. (or We use past participles in perfect verb forms.)All documents must be accompanied by a translation of the original. (or All documents must be accompanied by translations of the originals.)Mixtures of singular and plural are possible.Subjects agree with their verb.Children may resemble both their father and their mother in different ways.This often happens with fixed singular expressions like at the beginning.Discourse markers often come at the beginning of sentences.Previous Next
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