英语词汇ic and ical的意思、翻译、用法及例句-英语用法大全

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-ic and -ical339 -ic and -icalMany adjectives end in -ic or -ical. There is no general rule to tell you which form is correct in a particular case.1some adjectives normally ending in -icacademicalgebraicarithmeticartisticathleticcatholicdespoticdomesticdramaticegoisticemphaticenergeticfantasticgeometriclinguisticmajesticneuroticpatheticpedagogicpedanticphoneticpublicsemanticstrategicsyntacticsystematictragicArithmetical, geometrical and pedagogical also occur.Some of these words ended in -ical in older English (e.g. fantastical, majestical, tragical).New adjectives which come into the language generally end in -ic, except for those ending in -logical.2some adjectives ending in -icalbiological (and many other adjectives ending in -logical)chemicalcriticalcynicalfanaticalgrammaticallogicalmathematicalmechanicalmedicalmusicalphysicalradicalsurgicaltacticaltopicaltypicaltyrannical3differences of meaningRhythmic and rhythmical both exist with no difference of meaning. In a few other cases, both forms exist but with a meaning difference. Section 31 for classic(al), comic(al), economic(al), electric(al), historic(al), magic(al) and politic(al).4adverbsNote that whether the adjective ends in -ic or -ical, the adverb ends in -ically (pronounced /ɪkli/). The one common exception is publicly (not publically).5nouns ending in -icsMany nouns ending in -ics are singular (e.g. physics, athletics). Some can be either singular or plural (e.g. mathematics, politics). For details, 117.3.Previous Next

词组	ic and ical
释义	Contents overview -ic and -icalWord Formation and Spelling339 -ic and -icalMany adjectives end in -ic or -ical. There is no general rule to tell you which form is correct in a particular case.1some adjectives normally ending in -icacademicalgebraicarithmeticartisticathleticcatholicdespoticdomesticdramaticegoisticemphaticenergeticfantasticgeometriclinguisticmajesticneuroticpatheticpedagogicpedanticphoneticpublicsemanticstrategicsyntacticsystematictragicArithmetical, geometrical and pedagogical also occur.Some of these words ended in -ical in older English (e.g. fantastical, majestical, tragical).New adjectives which come into the language generally end in -ic, except for those ending in -logical.2some adjectives ending in -icalbiological (and many other adjectives ending in -logical)chemicalcriticalcynicalfanaticalgrammaticallogicalmathematicalmechanicalmedicalmusicalphysicalradicalsurgicaltacticaltopicaltypicaltyrannical3differences of meaningRhythmic and rhythmical both exist with no difference of meaning. In a few other cases, both forms exist but with a meaning difference. Section 31 for classic(al), comic(al), economic(al), electric(al), historic(al), magic(al) and politic(al).4adverbsNote that whether the adjective ends in -ic or -ical, the adverb ends in -ically (pronounced /ɪkli/). The one common exception is publicly (not publically).5nouns ending in -icsMany nouns ending in -ics are singular (e.g. physics, athletics). Some can be either singular or plural (e.g. mathematics, politics). For details, 117.3.Previous Next
随便看	participles ing and ed forms used like adjectives passive infinitive with similar meaning passive meanings passive modal structures it can be done tomorrow passives introduction passive structures passive structures and verb forms past past and perfect tenses introduction past participles after nouns verbs etc introduction past participles introduction past participles other uses introduction past perfect advanced points past perfect basic information past perfect progressive past progressive past verb form with present or future meaning perfect structures perfect tenses introduction perhaps perhaps and maybe permission can could may might be allowed to permit permit allow permit allow and let