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many students have problems with learning english. let me to try to discuss
(let 之後要用bare infinitive,不可用to-infinitive,所以是let me try...)
this with you,first,U need to learning english actively but avoid forcing
(need之後用to-infinitive,所以是 need to learn)
yourself to memorize all the sentence patterns with out understand them.after
YOU
(with out應該是一個字without,而因為without在這裏是介詞,後面要跟動名詞或名詞,所以是without understanding...)
have learn some new words or sentence patterns,try to use them in speaking
(have learn是現在完成式,learn要用過去分詞,所以要用learnt或learned:have learned(learnt) some new words...)
OR in writing.U can make sentences as interesting you can,so you will be able to
(as interesting you can,as...as是片語,所以這句子漏了一個as,應該是:as interesting as you can)
2007-05-26 12:16:03 補充:
remember them more easy,besides,reading a newspaper is another way (reading a newspaper不需要有a,這裏reading newspaper是用了動名詞,是指看報章;並不是看一份報章)to be improve your writing skills quickly.try to select some pieces(improve要用主動式,因為是你自己去改進,並不是被改進,所以是:to improve...)
2007-05-26 12:16:23 補充:
of interested news every day and study the sentence patterns in them.think (interested news是指有趣的新聞,並不是感興趣的新聞;要用present participle作形容詞,所以要改為interesting news)
2007-05-26 12:20:09 補充:
deeply why they used in articles and then practise using them in your(they used是它們用,但真正的意思是:為甚麼它們會被用於,所以要改成:why they are used...)
2007-05-26 12:20:22 補充:
writing.as time goes by,you can use different sentence patterns correct(correct是動詞或形容詞,在這句的correct是修飾use,所以要用副詞,correctly,因此,這句應改為:you can use different sentence patterns correctly)
2007-05-26 12:28:05 補充:
對唔住,這句的easy要改做副詞easilyremember them more easily,besides,reading a newspaper is another way (reading a newspaper若你指的是:看一份特定報章,reading a newspaper也可以,但通常會寫reading newspapers(因為不會限制看甚麼報章)
2007-05-26 12:29:25 補充:
記得reading newspapers要用複數形,之前我漏了s
2007-05-26 13:56:05 補充:
have a problem with sth/sb INFORMALto find something or someone annoying or offensive:I have a real problem with people who use their mobile phones on the train.She can smoke - I don't have a problem with that.(from Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary)