| 词组 | most |
| 释义 | Contents overview most167 most1most (of)We can use most as a determiner before uncountable or plural nouns. Note that we do not use the before most in this case.Most children like ice cream. (not The most children …)Before another determiner (article, possessive, etc) or a pronoun, we use most of. Compare:–Most fruit is imported.Most of our fruit is imported.Most of it is imported.–Most people can sing a little.Most of these people can sing a little.Most of them can sing a little.However, most of can be used directly before personal and geographical names.I've read most of Shakespeare.The Romans conquered most of England.2most without a nounWe can drop a noun after most if the meaning is clear.Some people had difficulty with the lecture, but most understood.3the most (= 'more than any other/others') with nounsIn comparisons (when most means 'more than any other/others') it is normally used with the before nouns.Susan found the most blackberries.The is sometimes dropped in an informal style.Who earns (the) most money in your family?4the most as an adverb(The) most can also be used as an adverb.The is often dropped in an informal style.They all talk a lot, but your little girl talks (the) most.The truth hurts most.For most in superlatives (e.g. the most beautiful), Section 17.Previous Next |
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